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# Saints and Soldiers

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## Customer Reviews

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    Rewriting What Occurred at Malmedy is Not An Option—For Shame!
  

*by M***M on Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2019*

I was curious to learn that all the actors and production folks for this film were LDS, and one of the main characters in this movie, Deacon, actually referred to serving his “mission” in Berlin before the war.  The movie itself, as one critic put it, has “slack pacing.”  Aside from the action at the start and towards the end of the film, most of the film shows the small group of soldiers chatting it up in the woods.  I guess this could be considered character development, but it does go to the extreme in that regard.  And smoking behind enemy lines would be dangerous—American tobacco smoke was different enough that it would provoke the curiosity of the Germans, who primarily smoked Turkish blends.My main concern about this film is the German revisionist interpretation of what happened at Malmedy.  While serving a tour with the US Army in Germany, I had the opportunity to visit Malmedy and its surroundings several times.  It is a solemn place where a major atrocity was perpetrated at the hands of SS Kampfgruppe Peiper.  As an amateur WWII historian, I know there are plenty of resources available regarding what happened at Malmedy.  The Army IG, another Army review board, and a Senate subcommittee all investigated this atrocity, and the conclusions are not so vague.  Why the Saints and Soldiers production staff decided to ignore this volume of information is suspect.SS soldiers under Peiper had at least 3 years experience of perpetrating the same atrocities in Russia before they had returned to the West.  Both Peiper and his commanding general Sepp Dietrich issued orders that no prisoners were to be taken by the SS during this Belgium offensive—this was to be as much a terror operation as it was a strategic one.  And to this point, Kampfgruppe Peiper had already slaughtered an estimated 80 POWs leading up to Malmedy and at least another 184 POWs immediately after the Malmedy/Baugnez incident.Surrounding a tight group of captives in an open field with machine guns and then waiting for an opportunity to open fire was a typical SS tactic.  Most of the Malmedy POWs were then dispatched with a shot to the head while wounded.  There is a detailed US Army Mortician report dealing with the Malmedy massacre that can be found online.  In any case, these type of butchers were NOT the moral equivalent of American POWs on that field, as “Deacon” infers during a speech halfway thru Saints and Soldiers.  Trying to justify the atrocities conducted by German soldiers against US POWs at Malmedy and Belgian civilians in Stavelot, by going along with the notion that some prisoners tried to escape, overrides for me any other aspect of this film.  The evidence, based on previous actions of this SS unit, is fairly clear that Peiper’s SS had no intention of keeping these prisoners alive during this part of their operations.

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    Thought provoking.
  

*by G***S on Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2009*

Here's the deal,There is maybe a bit too much of cliché' attributes to this excellent low budget "Indie" film. If that's really going to bother you, you might skip this.Here's what I think.CONTAINS SPOILER INFORMATIONThe story is moving, maybe more so if you are a returned Mormon Missionary. I am, so if that offends you, you can skip the rest of this, because you will probably also hate this film. When a young LDS man or woman serves his church away from home, that new place becomes a home for him or her as well. You never lose the love for your real home, but you never lose the love you have for the people you tried to serve. That is where the title of this film comes from. The pivotal character, "Deacon" who served his mission in Berlin, is a fighting GI in Germany. He never doubts where his loyalty lies and kills as many of the enemy as come into his sights. He has a trauma, and later his gun misfires. Later he comes to see the German in his sights was a friend of his from his mission service. Some other convoluted events make all this meaningful and vital.So, here's my take, If my country is ever at war (granted it would never happen) with England, where I served my mission, or Wales my families ancestral home, I certainly know where my allegiance lies. What it means to be "American" is to sever your cultural ties in favor of your ideals. If your ideals aren't "American" and you prfer another place, that is where you should be, it is the essence of who "we" are, is those who want a "more perfect union... dedicated to the principle..." I get that, and agree with it. But would it be a hard thing? Absolutely. It is also a unique attribute of America, that we are the sum of our parts, and the sum of our hearts. As Americans, any time we are at war it is probably with some Americans Ancestral home. During WWII members of the LDS church numbered only in the thousands world wide, which makes the events in the movie both more far fetched and poingnet at the same time. But, that's just my opinion.In any case,I watched this film again yesterday and liked it even better than the first time.3 3/4*

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    One of the best Indy Films of the 21st Century
  

*by N***H on Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2022*

At $780,000 this must be one of the best low budget independent films of the 21st Century.  The last half of the  movie has four or five dramatic scenes that will rival in intensity any of the Big Entertainment WWII films.  Big budget special effects are of course lacking but who cares when you have compelling character development, riveting ‘up close, personal, true to life’ action and a great story.  There are a few comic moments to break the tension, too.  The LDS slant is subtle and could be true for any missionary work, avoiding preachiness while presenting the tough questions about belief in God amid the horrors of war.  The movies’ first half is a bit too typical of the “WWII revisited” movie genre.  But it is worth being patient to get to the compelling drama later.

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