Your Reviews
Well done film about North Africans with allegiance to France who fought with the French in WW II. Slow in parts but has gripping action segments,... ncluding with a strong finish. Well worth watching. Full Review
Critic Reviews
A splendid war movie. The combat sequences are harrowing -- all the more so for the director's spare, sharp-eyed style -- and the performances are phenomenally fine.Full Review
The ensemble cast shared the best-actor award at the 2006 Cannes film festival -- and rightly so.Full Review
As directed by Rachid Bouchareb, himself born in France to Algerian immigrants, "Days of Glory" is a kind of a North African "Saving Private Ryan," a taut, involving film that delivers all the things we look for in war movies and does so with intelligence and integrity.Full Review
Not only a stirring history lesson and an action-packed war film, Glory is also a ferocious statement about enduring discrimination that resounds today.Full Review
Bouchareb's film helped shame the French government into raising pensions for more than 80,000 of these veterans. Here's that rare movie that really did change things. I'll be damned.Full Review
