With a bigger budget and talented actors and a director who doesn't look like he learned his craft by watching YouTube tutorials it might make a decent film. The only positive I can say is that it is a good story but not after these clowns were through with it. I mean this film is terrible beyond words. And finally the dialog is positively laughable as if that's how they really spoke.
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The sound is horrendous, the editing is horrendous, and the cinematography is full of some strange and inexplicable angles. What's supposed to be Normandy, shot entirely at night, looks like it was filmed in a backyard using a spotlight.
Anachronisms run amuck, historical accuracy is treated with the same reverence as a $10 hooker, and everything is shot in very annoying close up. From the opening scene it's readily apparent they cast whoever could fit the costume. There's bad films, and then there's films so atrociously awful it should bring criminal charges. World War II fans should avoid this 91-minute film. There is a peripheral romance between one of the Army officers and a well-to-do English lady. Unfortunately, the characters spend far too much time shooting off their mouths rather than shooting off their guns. If this had been a documentary with re-enactors, "Pathfinders" might have been salvageable. Chaos reigns during the jump and several Americans die.
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"The Longest Day" featured the Pathfinders and their hand-held click toy that served as a password between them and their companions if they got separated. The most interesting character doesn't belong to the group and eventually this outsider gets separated from them and captured by the enemy. The occasional clashes in the field between the Pathfinders and the German soldiers are okay.
The actors struggle to make the act of purging amusing while they laugh as they describe the circumstances. One conversation revolves around a man puking up his guts. The characters emerge at best sketchy, and the dialogue is forgettable blather. Sindelar and rookie co-scripter Charlie Armstrong. The wardrobe, firearms, and equipment appear largely authentic, but the lackluster dramatic moments reflect the amateurish approach of freshman writer, producer & director Curt A.
Historically, these 'Pathfinders' were ordered to mark the terrain and establish communication with the USAFF pilots who were flying overhead with paratroopers to deposit. The heroes are a volunteer group of 82nd Airborne Americans who will be the first of the first to bail out over France. The story occurs a couple of days before the Allies stormed the French coast at Normandy. More than half of the action takes place in either some kind of room or enclosure where the G.I.s swap stories or fret about the future. The dreadful World War II epic "Pathfinders: In the Company of Strangers" spouts more gab than gunfire. Title (Brazil): "Desbravadores: Na Companhia de Estranhos" ("Pathfinders: In the Company of Strangers") Note: On 20 March 2021, I saw this film again. The "battle scenes" are so fake and there is one particularly corny scene, when the German soldier throws a grenade in the trench, one paratrooper shows it to the others and uses his body to contain the explosion instead of throwing it back.
The direction is also awful with permanent close up camera and terrible soundtrack of machine gun all the time. The "untold and lost story" is disrespectful with the true Normandy invasion and the screenplay is awful without character development and poor dialogs. "Pathfinders: In the Company of Strangers" is a dreadful and lame war movie - maybe the worst I have ever seen.
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They have to install an Eureka transmitter and searchlight to guide the planes in the Normandy invasion. Three companies of paratroopers travel in a deadly mission to France to prepare the drop zone for the airborne attack on the D-Day.
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