Considering the overall poor rating for this film, I was pleasantly surprised it wasn't the stinker so many other reviewers made it out to be. There aren't that many war films out there and it was nice to find one that had the production design to set the film properly in war-torn Europe, allowing for some geographical mistakes. A couple of scenes were a little far-fetched, but it's not a WWII documentary, it's a film for entertainment. Certainly a lot better than many of the lower B-grade war films made by US companies in the late fifties. More than worth the $1.00 I paid for it in the DVD bin at Dollar Tree. If you see it there, get it. How could you go wrong?