Try this flick … “Cross of Iron.” Here is legendary director Sam Peckinpah’s only film about World War II. “Cross of Iron” stars James Coburn as the leader of a squad of grizzled German soldiers trying to stay alive on the Russian front. “Cross of Iron” is far from being anywhere near Peckinpah’s best, but it is watchable and its star-studded cast will not disappoint. However, looking at “Cross of Iron” as a complete motion picture, leaves you wondering why it wasn’t better. Well, “Cross of Iron” is worth your time and has the most realistic tank action you’ll find in any WWII film.
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