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Murder Company

ActionWar

In the midst of the D-Day invasion, a group of US soldiers are given orders to smuggle a member of the French resistance behind enemy lines to assassinate a high-value Nazi target.

Year

2024

Duration

1h 26m

IMDb

3.7

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Cast

Shane Dax Taylor

Director

Kelsey Grammer

Haskel

William Moseley

Southern

Cast

Shane Dax Taylor

Director

Kelsey Grammer

Haskel

William Moseley

Southern

JA

Joe Anderson

Smith

Pooch Hall

Cerino

Gilles Marini

Daquin

Jilon VanOver

Stubbs

Ian Niles

Miller

Roman Schomburg

Erik Ramsey

James Wiles

Verrill

Nathan Cooper

Tally

Martin Radoev

Nazi Sergant

DM

Donald McNair

US Infantryman

PM

Peter Minchev-Gushtera

Heavyset German

Sebastian Achilles

German Soldier

JM

Jesse Mittelstadt

Writer

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Comments

10 Comments

Aminu Salisu (Ada)Jan 20, 2025

later 2

X491iLDec 9, 2024

nice movie

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shiva ravanJul 29, 2024

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kumar keswaniJul 24, 2024

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edomJul 24, 2024

If you ever wondered what it would be like to watch a trainwreck in slow motion, look no further than Murder Company. It's a cinematic catastrophe that manages to be both hilarious and tragic, often at the same time. The script must have been written on napkins during a drunken game of Mad Libs, because the dialogue is so disjointed and nonsensical that it feels like the actors are improvising half the time. Scratch that-improv would have been more coherent. Let's talk about the acting. Imagine a high school play where everyone forgot their lines and decided to wing it. Now, imagine it's a high school where no one knows how to act. Murder Company is a film that will make you appreciate the artistic merits of a blank screen. It's a disasterpiece that must be seen to be disbelieved. If you're looking for a laugh at the expense of filmmaking, gather your friends, pop some popcorn, and prepare to marvel at the sheer ineptitude on display. Just don't say I didn't warn you. I forgot to mention the magic weapons that never required reloading throughout the whole movie.

Burna BoyJul 24, 2024

I have thought about this for a long time and will share my thoughts. There are so many low-budget war films out there and they all share the same qualities: less than 10 soldiers on each side running around a forest which could be your backyard; no wide angle or crane camera shots - everything looks like it was filmed with an iPhone; and less than riveting acting and dialogue. There are occasionally actors familiar from the 80's like Toms Berringer or Sizemore. I'm sure it is the same in all genres but I notice it most in war films. They just don't cut it. Maybe there is the odd Blair Witch low budget gem out there but I haven't found it.

فاتي🇲🇦❤️Jul 24, 2024

Watched the first 30 minutes, then quit. The first.1 minute had a parachute drop with 101st, ok... yes that's accurate, but then the sergeant (first character) had a MP40 in has back. He meets a private with a Thompson. So if you are going to have one guy with a Thompson, why give the sergeant a German SMG? That's where it started, and it didn't get any better. Tried to give characters a backstory, with some dialogue about 'what would you do if you weren't in the war" and answer was "well I wouldn't be here that's for sure!". Come on... if you want to spend time on development, give them something the audience can relate to.