A Good Story but Not Believable

Rating: 3/10 (31 January 2020)

Because I don't know what the heck "being shot in one shot" means, I merely focused on the story.
From the get-go I found it hard to believe two soldiers would be sent on a mission like this.
The guy gets his hand cut in barbed wire because he isn't wearing gloves. Really? No gloves? Then, it's filthy but never gets an infection. And appears to heal real fast. I thought he would get an infection for sure.
Then, the plane crashes into the barn, they run I. The direction the plane is going and then, rescues an enemy pilot from certain death. Then. One guy turns his back while the other guys gets stabbed. Thanks buddy. Why they didn't just shoot him is beyond me.
The night in the burning village, he grabs a soldier, covers his mouth and then lets his hand down? Really. Like this was one of those "good" Germans?
But the real
Kicker is when he jumps in the river, floats over a waterfall, grabs a log and floats to the shoreline, dripping wet. Yet later, when he finds the officer, the note was completely dry, as was he. Then it ends with him sitting under a tree and pulling out photos that are also I damaged. Wow. Some war.
They did a good job with the trenches and "no-man's land". I have a hard time believing the English were singing "Poor Wayfaring Stranger" as it was a spiritual. The depiction of the death and destruction was reasonable. The overall story was unbelievable, though.
Sorry Sam. Too many flaws to call this one "great".