Kelly's Heroes
Adventure • PG • 1970 • 2 hr 24 min
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Another of my all time favorite movies. The story and the cast of characters will keep you glued to the screen.
If you haven’t seen this your missing out! It has an all star cast, and a story that you’ll love. It’s one of my all time favorite movies
Very funny spin on WW2 movie. Clint Eastwood is golden as usual.
Fun war-based side quest heist. Liked Rickles and Sutherland (despite being more 70s than 40s). Wanted more of a Danny Ocean as Kelly.
Good movie that doesn't try to reinvent the genre. Good performances and story. A little long but still worth a watch.
Classic action war movie with a good cast
Oddball is the best thing about this movie
Childhood favourite, light hearted take on ww2, a fun watch
THE most entertaining war movie ever made. Sutherland as a 40's hippie is a must see
A very fun war movie with a star cast and a fun plot
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