It's kind of like a "Who done it."

Rating: 9/10 (27 April 2014)

I just finished watching this movie. I felt immediately like I should review it. So here I am now. The film is about a prison camp in World War 2. It focuses on one barrack. Well in this barrack, there is an informant who tells the Germans of escapes and anything else. The informant is suspected of being Sergeant JJ Sefton (William Holden). Sergeant Sefton is a cynical US Airman who never wishes to escape. He also gets many unexplained luxuries. Sergeant Sefton needs to clear his name to avoid being beaten for a second time. Sergeant Price (Peter Graves) is the head of security. One time Sergeant Sefton overhears Price talking with (get his) Sergeant Johann Shultz (Sig Ruman) about secret information. Price puts the secrets he learns in a chess piece. And then later Shultz comes by and picks them up. When a US Airman arrives in the camp named Lieutenant James Dunbar (Don Taylor) he tells the prisoners that he sabotaged an ammunition. Soon the Germans find out about it and they capture Lieutenant Dunbar. All the pressure is on Sergeant Sefton who has to reveal that he is not the informant, by finding out the real one. He eventually reveals it to be Price while at the same time breaking out Lieutenant Dunbar. I say that everyone should watch this movie.