This film reminded me of a line from Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus—I can’t mention the specific moment, but it felt very relevant. Guy Ritchie is adding another entry to his collection of movies featuring British characters in chaotic and violent circumstances set during World War II. While the dialogue isn't as wordy as in some of his earlier films, it remains a strong point. I enjoy all of Richie’s work, and this one ranks highly among his more recent projects. Alan Ritchson’s performance as an awkward, yet deadly, Scandinavian character was particularly memorable. It shares similarities with Tarantino’s *Inglourious Basterds*, though in a much more realistic style. This is a film that leaves you feeling good heading into 2025.

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