When Hell Broke Loose War Drama 1958 Charles Bronson, Violet Rensing & Richard Jaeckel

[@catherinehelms3721]

I've been in the medical field for the last 40 years the last 22 I spent at hospital downtown in a cardiac unit praying with people people that were sick and scared I've retired now I work through the VA for our vets at home the suffered through the wars that can no longer take care of themselves I thank God for finding my purpose purpose I feel so proud and I love every one of them

[@tambrosia9316]

Catherine THANK YOU so much for the devotion, love and compassion you showed to your patients and friends. Great people like you are truly Blessed by GOD, your riches are not of this world but in the life after. Thank You so much. Pax+

[@fifthbusiness1678]

Good for you! Now, what did you think of the film?

[@abhijitmukherjee720]

I didn't expect Sir Charles Bronson looking so much nice because what I watched before in those films Sir Charles were stunned me with his profile and played all the roles Extremely Excellent but now he was so Young ❤

[@tambrosia9316]

When did Charles Bronson receive a Knighthood and from what monarch? Tho he like Jimmy Stewart should have been knighted for their services and so many other fine US actors and many who went into the military in WW2, Korea, Vietnam etc RIP to all Pax+

[@CarlEvans-t6h]

@@tambrosia9316 He didn't. Perhaps the person who posted that can't speak or spell English well. Perhaps they were just being polite.

[@badhairdye]

What a great film! Rewarding from beginning to end!

[@claudeechols1569]

Poor ole jacket is so under rated, and he's played in tons of films, lots of westerns.

[@caroljordan14]

Bay Watch

[@nedludd7622]

Around this time, Bronson was also in the TV series "Man with a Camera" which I quite like.

[@TIOMKIN1]

A pretty Good Movie. I always liked Charles Bronson's acting he never lets his audience down. The film had a good cast, story, direction and a plus of a Albert Glasser Music Score. Thanks for the upload. Out.

[@georgecalder4985]

Thank you my love

[@TIOMKIN1]

@@georgecalder4985 Your Welcome also my Love. Out.

[@tambrosia9316]

Mr B was in my book an actors actor. No matter which part he was cast in he did his research and developed that character and owned him inside and out.

[@MyREDTAIL]

You can tell that Charlie Bronson worked out to keep up his Physique, Throu out the years, Always in good shape for his Movie Roles etc

[@stephenssloggett1320]

I always like his guest star in Combat where he was a soldier who loved art but had to blow up art treasures under an observation post that could kill thousands of fellow soldiers beautiful performance

[@gunnyoneshot69]

RIP-GOD keep you both, Charlie & Jill!! Thank you Vince for posting this excellent 'Oldie but Goodie.' SuperSniperSal USMC Disabled Vet

[@juanmanuelparadacontreras9565]

Una buena película del entonces joven actor Charles Bronson que no conocía.Una grata sorpresa en la extensión de la palabra.

[@matrox]

Bronsons was a B-17 gunner in WW2. I heard somewhere he got a bronze star for continuing to fight while wounded.

[@johnheigis83]

Exactly... Why I see this as his way of stating... "Do not let it happen, again.".. "This is what you're up against.".. "Always, be ready, to protect, what's been sacrificed, for us - even, today... To preserve a world, where folks can learn, and live - the art of kindnesses. Such, be why why I must add... Back to basics... Our gigantic loophole is that "civil-defense" can not, and must not be - only - another Gov Agency...(FCDA... OCD... FEMA... DHS.). All are born into it. Note the definition of "civil" So, to fix both, since We need both - working well. FEMA states, "civil-defense is emergency management." And, the older FEMA - "OCD" stated, that "active and passive civil-defense are integral to national security [demos-cracy] posture." Respectfully... "We...." are missing, that most important "strategy." "We..." - [the humans] - got lazy. Noting earlier times... ... The "formal" musters, were where they managed crucial issues, with voice and vote - and action - too; as well as, their neighborhood incident management practice, and organized deployments, to establish responsible liberty. Such gatherings - when they seemed to be getting better at it - were where demos-kratia/ demos-cracy... .......... Thrived...!...?????? Especially, when, a "quorum" of folks were required to gather/muster (or, be fined),... when, some member/members, of a family were represented - as necessary - to fill an assigned security "post" / "position", as part of their neighborhood incident management capabilities. Thusly, to bring pieces of old systems, into a 21st century context... ... by using a neutral / objective liaison / logistics non-profit matrix NGO... ... with, Chapters... Possible... Everywhere... Around the world...!!!!!! For servicing - areas - through EOCs... To mechanize the demos-cracy... To empower "democracy"... Within an "indirect republic." Through a system built for it. ... Built into educational systems... ... Degrees, Internships, In-service... ... For 24 / 7 / 365.... For consolidating and coordinating... (Something like the ARC, in organizational structure, without duplication of Her services... While, actually becoming Her assets... If, and as, needed... ... So, redundancies... ... As, an arbitration platform ... as "active and passive civil-defense are integral to national security [democracy] posture" (OCD/FEMA). (Noting the Sw*ss template - for instance - built into a republic.. ... As, "support, systems, and services"... ... To those, who serve, in our stead..). ... But, on our terms, in an NGO... ...... In, a democracy. ...... With, chosen leaders. ... Since, "We.........." has no borders or boundaries...!...? So, to draw out demos-cracy... ... and, to confront ignorance... ... with professionally mustered truth. (Food, water, shelter, shielding, security, suffrage, education, infrastructure, environment, liaison, logistics, tech,... ... leadership / republic-maintenance! ... For, governing Government s.). So, to map out our "indirect"/republic s. So, to vet those, who serve in our stead.... - Public servants - Public employees - Personnel - representatives - Facilities - Systems - Equipment - Suppies -........ From, behind, a Desktop Icon... "DES-SSS" ... "Disaster and Emergency Service"--- ...---"Support, Systems, and Services." ...(Note: Labeling accuracy is imperative; so, to match the Goal, Mission, Objectives... .. "To protect life and property." (FEMA). ... In my words... ... To protect life, responsible liberty, accountability, happiness, and a sense of "home", for living the art of kindness.). Using... Our matrix NGO... ... Labeled, to get us through the doors.... ... In the justifiable name of "civil-defense", which must not be - only - another Government Agency, as FCDA / OCD / FEMA / DHS...! You - ALL - are "civil-defense." You are born, a "member." Whether you like it, want it, or not. This is our only way of using that - "human / civil right.?" A - potential - system... If we build it correctly. Even, by-the-book (EMI/NETC/FEMA). With one - crucial - adjustment...! ... We build our secondary manual backup system... ... as a matrix NGO... ... as opposed... ... to it being built - from taxes - as another "arm of Gov." [ I'm tapping this into an old phone, so please give me a break?] Our matrix NGO "Operations Section"... (Which functions with all NGO Sections... ...We are Her "crew.") However, This needs champions. "Disaster and Emergency Services"...--- ...(Gov. / Republic version)--- ...---"Support, Systems, and Services"... ...("We..." - the humans... NGO.) With - Matrix NGO "Projects"... ... With "Sub-Projects"... ... With "Missions".... (Who, what, when, where, which, why, how...). Noting... For supporting, our "White Hat" personnel... For vetting our... ... "Public servants" ... "Employees" ... "representatives" ... "personnel" ... Services ... Facilities ... Equipment ... Supplies ......... So, to mechanize and empower demos-cracy ... within a republic. Using, our "emergency / disaster / distress... management system"... So, to "mirror" up aside - to maintenance - a republic.. As our loophole through every door... Professionally! ... As, legally earned/permitted authority. For comprehensive contingencies-management capabilities... And, for far better... ... neighborhood management ... neighborhood incident management capabilities... Noting... Watch... PBS: pt 2... ... "H*lf the Sky"... FET ... [Vets...!...]. (Female Engagement Teams) ... Here, at "home." ... Put this, in FET - Vets' hands. ....And, kids, too. And, for hints, watch: "Meet John Doe" ... (Gary Cooper / Barbara Stanwick). [Mix the possibilities, while all individuals must be included, as a member, thereof - while noting, any conflict of interest can be noted, in the system, in context... ... For instance - pay raises - for Gov personnel...? ... While, still having voice and vote, regardless, the issue.]. A matrix NGO... ... with FET Vets, doing what they know, in neighborhoods...!!...??? This needs champions, like you, getting it operational... And, to watch over it, to assure, it is "well regulated." By... The 4th.... Labor... Xmas...?????...!!! Standing by....... Still.......???... .... (My "Latter days?"). Semper Fidelis...

[@ypaulbrown]

B-29...not B-17

[@KevinSmith-yh6tl]

​@@ypaulbrown You are correct. 👌

[@tambrosia9316]

Was Bronson the person who helped design and install a gun turret in the tail of the plane in WW2

[@matrox]

@@tambrosia9316 no

[@herrcobblermachen]

Heeeyyy its Bettis from Battleground! didn't expect him to show up in here, as a werewolf no less

[@kimpunkrock]

thank u so much for the upload, I have never seen this title before and I love classic war films and Bronson and Jackel. you rule!

[@yogasamrat]

Great B- movie!

[@MrGreen-sk3ws]

An excellent movie. Charles Bronson was a great versatile actor.

[@howardfortyfive9676]

Charles Bronson *actually served honorably in WWII.* This is a great film and this was my first time seeing it. Ilsa was quite the looker in this. Richard Jaeckel as usual is a terrific supporting actor........

[@gibby7233]

have you tried speck savers, ilsa was not a looker

[@bewarethelocusts8558]

Two players in The Dirty Dozen

[@CarlEvans-t6h]

@@gibby7233 Really??? She was beautiful. Boy are you so critical and so blind!!

[@williamburgos2963]

I like his role in the “Death Wish” movies. But his best acting in my book was in role as a hit man “The Mechanic.”

[@scottwallace3549]

After rewatching The Mechanic recently it struck me as a very weird gay love story.

[@glendooer6211]

@@scottwallace3549 Cried when they blew up the Stang..

[@combatmedic3785]

"Once Upon a Time in the West", "Chato's Land", "The Dirty Dozen". Many more great movies.

[@carolynwertelecki698]

Another great movie he did was The Valachi papers.

[@michaeldobeli9961]

@@scottwallace3549 That is what it was meant in the original script. Director Winner filmed certain scenes especially like this

[@raymondj8768]

good movie they never play this on tv thanks for the upload Vincent !!!!!!!

[@brentnokes4365]

great acting by c bronson..wow

[@jeanfleetwood1971]

CHARLES BRONSON IS AN ICON IN FRANCE !!!!!

[@michaeldobeli9961]

Not only in France

[@tambrosia9316]

Never knew that, thanks for sharing

[@samsloanII]

Great show, thank you.

[@bullitt7544]

Top Shelf Casting Job. Jaekel is a favourite from the Devils Brigade and many, many more great War flicks. I had never seen this film and have at least 300 in my collection. Thank You for posting this Film.

[@jeremybear573]

M P.L What's your favorite lesser known Gem in your War Movie collection? My is called "The Night of the Generals" from early 60s but I can't find it nowhere on KZbin. I'm looking for suggestions, thanks!

[@bullitt7544]

Jeremy good question. Army- Korea- "THE STEEL HELMET" Army - WWI - "LOST BATTALION" NAVY - "THE GALLANT HOURS" TANKS - "FIVE GRAVES TO CAIRO" SPECIAL FORCES - "OPERATION DAYBREAK" AIR FORCE- SQUADRON 533 I realize these are not all exactly lesser known, but they are all excellent. The Steel Helmet is a lesser known, quite well done film. WAR is HELL. If that is you in your picture and you have or are serving your country, I applaud you and can only have the highest regard for Service Men/Women. My Father served in Korea in the Navy. A Trainbuster... :)

[@jeremybear573]

M P.L Yes, that's me in much younger times. Thank you for the suggestions. I will be begin searching now for these films and enjoying my time this weekend watching.

[@jakewelsh6930]

Great movie " Night of the Generals " I've seen it on here but that was a few years back, another not to well know movie is " Is Paris Burning " , you may find it on here but will have to pay something like 2.99 . Good Luck

[@carlreed6186]

(cheers) "To the Devil"

[@Klingon-pp4fv]

Charles Bronson with Lee Marvin and Richard Jaeckel in the original " Dirty Dozen " Damn fine actors .

[@stevengrotte2987]

How about Ernest Borgnine as the General?

[@MyREDTAIL]

Bronson in the Movie " ASSASSINATION " With his Wife Jill Island was a fantastic action Movie from him also.

[@carlreed6186]

That movie was loaded with great Stars.

[@tambrosia9316]

Dirty DOzen one of the best movies with drama and comedy and each man was so well cast in their roles. I know if I walked a dark street I would want those guys by my side

[@chrisevans5259]

Charles Bronson, gritty actor, good boxer to

[@UberLummox]

More films should give credits like the ending here. Well done for relative unknowns at the time.

[@fasteddie9055]

Looks like a good flic. I like Bronson since he starred in the DEATH WISH series. He is a film icon and is missed since his demise.

[@rahkinrah1963]

Come on! How about the original "MAGNIFICENT SEVEN"?

[@MyREDTAIL]

Iv's been a Fan of his since his first Movie that he had a bit part in " The House of Wax" Starring Vincent Price Bronson like Eastwood are the best of Actors etc

[@citadelvanlommel9645]

,ik was bij de parra comando in bellgie en zal vechten voor de parra comande eenheid maar niet voor bellgie heeft niets gedaan voor mijn en zeker nit voor de koning hij. Moet zelf vechten aan de front

[@richardreed8913]

I've always liked Bronson regardless of what role he plays.

[@dr.rosewyatt417]

Richard Reed gghutrhh

[@dr.rosewyatt417]

Richard Reed bfetuchf

[@paulgenovy5977]

Richard Reed iiiiiiii

[@howardfortyfive9676]

@@dr.rosewyatt417 Lay off the *Valium Doctor Rosie...*

[@MyREDTAIL]

Same here May he RIP & is Sadly missed by all of his Fans etc.

[@carolynwertelecki698]

Charles Bronson was such a great actor. Don't make them like that anymore.

[@BETTERWORLDSGT]

Always like Bronson movies, Never seen this!

[@CarlEvans-t6h]

" Good Cast Is Worth Remembering." I've never seen such a homage for a good cast before. I've seen some good send-off's before like when a great actor had passed away such as Harry Carey Sr in the Western great: Three Godfather's. "A Bright Star Of The Early Western Sky." John Wayne at the end of: The Searchers, when he's in the doorway at the end of the movie, when he grips his right arm with his left hand in tribute to Harry Carey Sr.

[@patsouders8337]

Good movie Charles Bronson good actor

[@ziblot1235]

Ive seen Bronson in cameos in some super old stuff. I believe he was in "Rebl without a Cause" . A lotta times you would see him playing an un-names Juvenile delinquent, without billing. He paid his dues. Great guy.

[@Cognac-k1k]

If it's Bronson movie,it must be good!

[@bluemarshall6180]

Cash Advance Like Death wish 1 to 100? Pffffffttttt.... 🙁😝😝😝😝😖😖😖

[@coolroy4300]

Really good ,thanks .

[@brenda13552]

MISTER /// CHARLES BRONSON........ A GREAT MOVIE STAR..........RICKY

[@rmorin00]

Great picture.

[@andrewsclama3745]

excellent film !

[@BETTERWORLDSGT]

Krauts!!!!!! This was very good!!

[@jaygreider4753]

"Introducing Charles Bronson." So his first film. Good movie.

[@bobmott3543]

he was in The House of Wax and played the deaf mute helper to Vincent Price. In that movie he was listed as Charles Buchinsky in 1953. So this is not his first movie x 5 years

[@matrox]

2:45 He's playing the #s. It was a big illegal racket up until the 1970s before the state lotteries put these peeps out of bidness. I know this first hand from family members who were into it when I was a kid in the late 50s to 1970.

[@ioriedwards7554]

A Bronson film I hadn't seen before and a good one too. Never did like that Richard jAECKEL & HIDE.

[@wp4866]

the title sounds like a real shootemup, but what we get is a comedy/love offering in which something broke loose but its wasn't hell.

[@celebritypgh]

At about 2:00 the narrator "demotes "Eik" from Supreme Commander SHAEF to Chief of Staff - a role filled by General Bedell -Smith.

[@sandycassidy8637]

Was this Charles Bronson's first movie? He just got better n better throughout his career. Thanks for sharing 🙏❤❤😊😊👍👍

[@garyosborn6356]

Cool movie

[@emperorhundredhead7007]

the town where Steve meets Ilsa is blasted apart, yet in her room when they dance, electric lights are lit.

[@j3lny425]

Some people have all the luck!

[@georgvonsauer2618]

Movie magic...

[@LuisRamos-ou8zb]

@Emperor Note the room lights are not on, so the illumination comes from elsewhere. Around 46:18 in the movie they light a candle. Then at 53:26 her brother and her light up a kerosene lamp. So when she and Steve were dancing, they are supposed to be dancing by candle light. Or gaslight. Not by electric light. So, you may criticize that neither candles nor gaslights will not give that much light. But you cannot say they were using electric light as you are wrong.

[@samnigam3451]

Look bud near the end of the War loads of GI's married English Italian and German girls coz dames back home were either rich flirty choosy and arrogant. Hello from India

[@southerntiger3107]

Charles Bronson passed away in 2003, I was in Iraq just came back from a mission. It was a sad day.

[@Builder99]

berryed with his wife...

[@bullitt7544]

Back again for another Great War picture. PEACE

[@teleplace2639]

Did Charlie write the part? (No!) He's a great thespian, who brought characters to life. I see this is a testament to that talent..

[@Tralala691]

That voice of Bronson’s friend. The guy from Poseidon submarine tv show.

[@carlreed6186]

Besides English, Charles could also speak Lithuanian, Russian and Greek.

[@davidscott3820]

I was at usaf sac leadership school barksdale afb, Louisiana 1985, I learned a week or 2 before 8th air force had their reunion, Charlie was there wanting to talk air planes and ww2 but everyone wanted to talk about the movies. Alas, I guess that's why karate actor Chuck Norris doesn't go to the usaf security police reunions.😮

[@tomjon8679]

good

[@cgpyper7536]

Charles Bronson was probably to most underrated and under-cast actor in Goofyhood. 'Always liked seeing him in ANYTHING he did ... even the crummy, beneath-his-talent movies. He'd have made a heck of a 007-type. Also like Violet Rensing. Wish she'd have made more pix.

[@ronaldsilverblatt6207]

CG Pyper aaa

[@kimpunkrock]

well said I would love to see him play James Bond

[@dwbiggly6907]

The main actress has the real eyes of a Werewolf.

[@Shawsy971]

Bronson is one of my favourite actors I want to see all his films, I managed to get "Man With A Camera" on DVD, I'm not sure if theres missing episodes but theres quite a few of them on the discs, I want "Machine Gun Kelly" too, will get it someday. #####Harmonica.......

[@robertbishop5357]

Jaeckel played the same role as in The Battle of the Buldge.

[@flyingcatsofthesalishsea.]

Rest easy Charles, rest easy cool guy..

[@strangelyfamiliar1729]

Good movie

[@PaulGilmore-fv6ez]

The were wolves battalion was like a German special operation group commanded by Col Otto Skorziny.

[@joe9349]

Ludwig kinda looks like one of the actual three guys (the tall dark haired one) they shot for wearing GI uniforms during the battle of the buldge.

[@MyREDTAIL]

Bronson was also great in the true story in the Movie THE VALACHI PAPERS "

[@sircurtisseretse1331]

If you think you've heard that fair-haired sergeant's voice before, I've just checked. His name is Robert Easton, and, yes, he did the voice of Phones in Stingray.

[@stevanygisya6662]

Sir Curtis Seretse

[@stevengrotte2987]

He became very famous as a dialect coach/teacher in Hollywood.

[@orange70383]

He was on an episode of The Andy Griffith Show.

[@lesterdominguez526]

this movie really is fantastic compared to the movies today with sumuch camera trick and computerized scene

[@bluemarshall6180]

Lester Dominguez Pffft....

[@SamuelMachadoFilho]

Drama de guerra que, curiosamente, foi feito nos California Studios, situados exatamente em frente à Paramount, que o distribuiu. Lançado nos EUA em primeiro de novembro de 1958, passou no Brasil como "Inimigos da humanidade". Os estúdios não existem mais, e em seu lugar está o café El Adobe.

[@kenstill-vx4vi]

It appears that Charles Bronson had some practice for The Dirty Dozen

[@tambrosia9316]

Bronson like Jimmy Stewart both PA Boys. Ditto with Nick Adams (the Rebel) who is buried in Berwick PA at the Greek Orthodox Cemetery. Perro Como still had his PA Barbers license up to his death!

[@BeachsideHank]

Como said it was at his fathers urging he got the license so he'd always have a means of work. He retired to South Florida and when tour boats would pass his property he made it his business to wave back to his beloved fans- a great guy he was.

[@tambrosia9316]

@@BeachsideHank So funny I have kept my RE and Insurance brokers license for past 30 yrs just let them expire this year. My Pop and Grandpop met My C years ago and so funny as Grandpop was a barber for life and that is what Mr C and my Grandpop chatted was the good old days cutting hair. Perry C was a grand gentleman and always care about the folks who remembered him nay loved him for his talents. Sad the great talents of that generation is not seen with the likes of the disgusting male and female supposed stars who bring nothing to the table. These newbies make millions while the masters of their craft (Mr C etc) made peanuts. Oh to hear Mr C singing again or Liberace playing the piano...Grand Memories. Thanks for the update. Merry Christmas, Buna Natale and a Happy NY to one and all and for my Hebrew friends a Blessed Chanuka and may PEACE be on every ones hearts every day. Next year Jerusalem will be Freed Pax+

[@johncaldwell-wq1hp]

Charles-Bronson,-was a "Tail-Gunner"-in a B-29-Super-Fortress,-in W.W.2-in the Pacific,-

[@maddogwillie1019]

Bronson did a lot of great movie…I think his best was Hard Times.

[@davidhull1481]

The guy who played Jonesie, the one with the awful accent, went on to become one of Hollywood’s best dialect coaches. He even coached Forest Whitaker to do Idi Amin’s accent! Go figure.

[@stevengrotte2987]

56:13 was the officer in the jeep played by "Ferret Face," in the tv series "M.A.S.H.?"

[@howardfortyfive9676]

Good try but neither of them driver nor officer was the *esteemed Ferret Face....*

[@raimondvoloshin5054]

Rare film with some historical background. Still pretty low budget back lot B movie that I never saw before.

[@sewashburn0529]

10:31 There's Ike Godsey! And what a nasty trick he played. I didn't realize it the first time through.

[@r_1901]

Introducing Charles Bronson??? Looks like Charles Buchinsky who had been doing films for seven years already.

[@kimpunkrock]

it was probably his first movie using the name Bronson.

[@w0ndawar]

No no no, Charles Buchinsky is a Lithuanian while Charles Bronson is a full blooded American. I kid

[@paulsuprono7225]

Being a Bronson fan . . . and, an Army veteran - this is goin to be fun . . . even watching on cellphone, at 2 a.m. !

[@w0ndawar]

@@paulsuprono7225 Too be honest this film kinda sucks. All the action is told via stock footage. Bronson's okay in this but don't expect the badass you usually see. Three of the Death Wish movies are on KZbin, you should watch those instead.

[@paulgorton2477]

That was filled That was filmed in 1958. So that probably is when he started

[@howardfischer7429]

Very good. Smooth integration of newsreel footage into film. Too bad they had to name one GI "Brooklyn."

[@shizukamori6755]

1:14:19 That heavy, water cooled machine gun must've been left over from WWI!!

[@teleplace2639]

This character's main pro'blem is; he doesn't know when to get going. Standing round Bragging gets him caught----up!

[@danaordane]

with harmonica solos by Leo Diamond !!

[@13thBear]

Oh man, what a schlocky story. The title and the star suggested a much better movie than this turned out to be. It was like what a group of high school kids could have made as a class project for a fundraiser for the school drama club.

[@matrox]

4:10 How did she know what Pearl Harbor was? 80% of Americans had no clue what PH was then.

[@MarkFranzman-q3o]

Remember Radical Adolf Hitler and Japan were allies and knew everything on all engagements of the East and the West.

[@sgt.davideswigerusmc5113]

More of a love story than a war movie but not bad

[@angloaust1575]

Jake mcneice was a misfit With discipline but invaluable With demolition expert knowledge!

[@naseerbaloch1175]

A GREAT ACTOR CHARLES BROS NON

[@beaulotterman8347]

A friend I had back in the 60,s in LA was hassled by Bronson in LA AND ,ICKED HIS ASS...MADE THE PAPERS THEN.

[@johnrettig1880]

First time I saw Charles Bronson was with Elizabeth Montgomery in the TV series Twilight Zone where they were enemies during a war . Procrastnik

[@ronaldronca7547]

Nothing screws up what could be a good war action movie like senseless romance

[@nsfan1956]

Agreed

[@garrettdavis6500]

Charles Bronson was in movies atleast since the early 50's. How is this, "Introducing, "???? Unless, you got the years twisted.

[@stevelewis7263]

Robert Easton who plays Sgt Jonesie went on to voice "Phones" in the puppet series STINGRAY

[@lance8080]

Charles Bronson real world combat vet in the Pacific as a bomber tail gunner. To bad soldiers of Iraq and Afghanistan aren’t lead actors in the movies of today.

[@w0ndawar]

This could be because of the sheer number of US soldiers that fought in WW2 while 21st century wars used way less humans.

[@lance8080]

Ocar the Barbarian that’s true but Hollywood being bias liberals has more to do with it.

[@w0ndawar]

@@lance8080 I don't know what being liberal has to do with supporting the troops. I am a democrat and donate to the veterans relief fund every year.

[@humbleone6405]

Around 1:13:20 was the German with the gun on the woman James Coburn the one in the German hat.

[@danashley756]

A nice oldie, but listed as '1958', while the intro shows '1957'. A minor error.

[@Thompson-xp1mk]

What became of that German girl? That's to say, she was dead or alive?

[@tomupchurch4911]

Check out the shadow people going out the window at 29:23😬

[@yinglyca1]

And here i thought Chuck Norris saved AMERICA! It was Bronson all along.

[@tedthesailor172]

Hell seemed to take a very long time break loose. Otherwise a decent B movie with an excellent support cast and Bronson doing fine in his first starring role.

[@steverivinius5686]

Not his first.

[@unitedwestand5100]

Did Ilsa live?

[@harryreasinger3521]

She spoke at the end so I think she lived. I don't want to think they ended the movie on a downer.

[@rameshgill1444]

Pure gut wind in july 2024 , except for the base and the bountiful .

[@ignaciorobledo3702]

Something so phoney two soldiers going into the forest including the girl and only one pistol between them???

[@villageelliott]

From an email I sent to my friend earlier today. I had never heard of this movie until I discovered it five hours ago while searching You Tube (See Below) I decided to check it out and was immediately engaged. Half hour into it was a scene that to me screamed, "Obviously Martin Scorsese not only had seen it, but was greatly influenced by it". Since I'm not some unappreciative "schmuck on wheels" I immediately sent you this email to cover the vig. .For I do believe fervently believe this: Goodfellas - Morrie gets whacked kzbin.info/www/bejne/m53VepaDjZishKs was begat by that: When Hell Broke Loose War Drama 1958 Charles Bronson, Violet Rensing & Richard Jaeckel kzbin.info/www/bejne/nmHdaX6ujdiqp7M I reckon you will agree within two minute of watchin' the movie from the point I cued it up. I reckon it will be as obvious to you as it was to me: It reckon it will get you attention within thirty seconds, after you get the same vague impression and realize it is obvious this "hero" also got whacked in the head with an ice pick, just like Morrie. Like me, once your suspicions are satisfied a minute later, when you immediately realize Joe Pesci obviously plays the "Morrie gets whacked" scene in homage to Charles Bronson subsequent reaction. Knowing now what you didn't know then, you will go back and watch the scene again but with a different mindset, like I did. And like me, you will realize it obvious is. It will be obvious to you, because like me, you are no "schmuck on wheels" I included the following comment after first I posted it to begin a thread at "Bill James Onlne:". Prequel to "The Dirty Dozen." I reckon most of us have seen "The Dirty Dozen." It is one of my favorite movies. Today I was in the mood to watch some film noir, something I hadn't seen. I searched You Tube to find something I'd never seen staring any of my favorite actors. The other day I posted of "The Clockwork Yellow" Simpson parody. boards.billjamesonline.com/sh...l=1#post248833 I later showed it to a friend which led to a discussion of Stanley Kubrick films. My personal favorite is "Dr. Strangelove." In rhapsodizing about the brilliance of Peter Sellers, I told my friend that Sellers had previously worked with Kubrick in "Lolita." This in turn led to a discussion of the great James Mason. When I stumbled onto an early James Mason effort, "One Way Street"(1950), I checked it out. It was trite and limited, not one of his best. Although Mason's performance was wooden and his perpetually pained expression screamed "who do I have to phuck to get out of this movie?" his talent was evident under it all. After a half hour I had seen enough, so I checked what else was available. I ran across this one I had never heard of, filmed in 1958. Besides starring the great Charles Bronson, it co-starred one of his fellow actors in "The Dirty Dozen." I had to check it out. Although it was listed as a "War Drama," I had no idea what it was about when I started watching. It was engaging from the get-go. In less than ten minutes it was apparent this was the backstory of my favorite of the dozen, Danny, who is so obsessed by baseball every Rosack image reminds him of the National Pastime. "This is a prequel to the 'Dirty Dozen'" I thought. We have discussed the film on site before, so I thought I'd post it to share.

[@johndoraziosr1202]

!!!!!!! DEFINITELY DIFFERENT & GUESS WAS EXPECTING MORE >> BUT >> IT WAS ALRIGHT !!!!!!!!!!! >>> !?!?!? HEY KZbin >> WHEN ARE YOU GOING TO SHOW MORE OF THE "COMBAT" TV SERIES SHOWS OF 1962 & 65 & 66 & 67 >> HAVE WATCHED THE MAJORITY OF THE YEARS !!!!!!!!!!! ESPECIALLY HAVING THE FULL SHOW EPISODES IN COLOR !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@stephenmitchell3569]

Very good movie! God Bless the USA!!!

[@Cyril_Squirrel]

God help the USA you mean. Christ, how did you get that shifty clown into the whitehouse.

[@bigedwyman1095]

@@Cyril_Squirrel HE DIDNT KILL PEOPLE LIKE THE CLINTONS LEAVE IT TO A LIBTURD TO MAKE A CLASSIC MOVIE POLITICAL WHAT SNAKES YOU LIBS ARE

[@Cyril_Squirrel]

@@bigedwyman1095 Oh Jesus, here we go again, repeating Dumps lies. I wish you people would open your eyes, and hey mate. Stop calling people who see Trump for what he is Libtards. Many of them aren't even Liberals, just people who've dropped the scales from their eyes.

[@bigedwyman1095]

@@Cyril_Squirrel YOUR OPINION DOESNT MEAN SHIT IDIOT MOVE TO RUSSIA