Despite the fact that few of the "heroes" survive the bloodbath, the message here is that war is hell. The final part is all action, as the valiant commando wreck havoc and then run for their lives. Based on the real-life events of Ian Fleming's 30 Commando during WWII, the first half of the film allows the colorful cast of character actors to have their fun as they get their tails whipped into shape and develop shaky relationship with their leader. The noisy action is uniformly well-made, especially deserving of mention the rip-roaring final scenes on the snowy scenarios, including some spectacular shootouts and bombing. This moving film packs frantic thrills, perilous adventures, relentless feats, and buck-loads of explosive action and violence. They are parachuted in Norwegian landscapes to meet the agent Beowulf (Izabella Miko) and destroy the German Freyo Station and rob German state-of-the-art technology of Radio Direction Finding (RDF) in Operation Grendel that bears remarkable resemblance to the real-life "Bruneval Raid" which was officially also known as "Operation Biting". This is a story which takes our heroes into a deadly assignment, if successful, could modify the course of the war.
The powerful group is formed by Rains : Danny Dyer, Aksel Hennie : Steinar, William Houston : Mac, Brightling : Stephen Walters, Riley : Guy Burnet and with specialist Roger Rollright : John Dagleish. The leader forges them into a two-fisted fighting unit by training in the Scotland outdoors and leads them on a deadly assignment into Nazi territory. It is set in 1940, it concerns about a misfit team led by Major Jones : Sean Bean is assigned by Ian Fleming : James D'Arcy to assemble an 8-men commando team to travel to Norway, as Sean Bean and his squad have to carry out a suicide mission in Norway. , as our protagonists undertake risked feats from the edge of defeat on the beaches of Dunkirk to the mountains of Norway on a perilous mission behind enemy lines. This true story of the formation of Ian Fleming's 30 Commando unit, a precursor for the elite forces in the U.K. The motion picture's opening title card reads: "France - May 1940" in Dunkirk, there takes place a sad retreat.
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