Skip it – You've heard of "spaghetti westerns." Behold the "spaghetti war movie." Also known as "Hell's Brigade" or "The Battle Giants," the title is misleading because the mission has nothing to do with assassinating Rommel. During WWII, a small group of commandos disguise themselves as German soldiers and parachute behind enemy lines. The objective of the mission is unknown to the soldiers, but each of them is given their own specific task. They must put together the pieces of the puzzle while causing mayhem behind enemy lines. While the battle scenes near the end are entertaining, it's hard to overlook the rest of the movie, which is confusing, poorly made, and corny. 3.5 out of 5 action rating.

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