Needed To Avoid Modern Sayings and Expressions

Rating: 5/10 (20 April 2010)

It's a very small story, but I disagree with those that say it was poorly acted.
And, the artificial snow is fairly effective, better than "Band of Brothers," for example.
My beef with many films, especially films written by relatively young writers, is that they use expressions not in use during the period of time covered by the film.
For example, one of the characters says "No problem" instead of "thank you." This "no problem" thing did not start until the 80s. The same is true for "Whatever." I counted at least six, maybe eight, colloquialisms used in the film that no one was using in the 1945.
The story is okay, and the directing is okay, too. Worth a look! 5 out of 10.