I wasn't going to comment, but...

Rating: 10/10 (21 October 2004)

It amazes and sickens me how people judge movies by the quality of the message, or how many goofs it has, or whatnot, and when the movie doesn't live up to these targets, they decry it as not having a single piece of value.
It's unrealistic. So what? It portrays American soldiers without giving a glance to the British, Canadians, whatever. Way to go, political correct soldiers!
I don't give a toss about any of that crap. I bought the DVD to see a good movie, and I got a good movie. A movie with touching emotion, gory battle scenes, and an unrealistic tragic plot that warms the heart.
That's what I'm looking for. Now, while I'm not asking you politically correct legions to change your minds about how you perceive this movie, but for heaven's sake, how fun/touching/whatever this movie is has nothing to do with how many non-American soldiers are included.
Get off the "let's hate America" boat. Just because some loser thinks going to war for oil is fun doesn't give you licence to insult Americans who did die for a good cause. (No bad feelings meant for those who do give the American soldiers in WWII credit.)
And for the record, I'm not American, nor have I ever set foot on European nor American soil.