Band of Brothers

by Tom Hanks (Producer)

Other authorsTom Hanks (Author), Tom Hanks (Director), Tom Hanks (Actor), John Adams (Actor), Stephen E. Ambrose (Author), Stephen E. Ambrose (Producer), Steven Spielberg (Producer), Erik Jendresen (Author), Erik Jendresen (Producer), David Frankel (Director), Jimmy Fallon (Actor)114 more, David Nicolle (Actor), Stephen Graham (Actor), Andrew Scott (Actor), David Nutter (Director), Mark Lawrence (Actor), Adam James (Actor), William Armstrong (Actor), Graham Yost (Author), Peter McCabe (Actor), John Richards (Editor), Matt Hickey (Actor), Dominic Cooper (Actor), Erik Bork (Author), Erik Bork (Producer), David Schwimmer (Actor), Simon Pegg (Actor), James McAvoy (Actor), John Light (Actor), David Andrews (Actor), Robin Laing (Actor), Donnie Wahlberg (Actor), Gary Goetzman (Producer), Iain Fletcher (Actor), Mary Richards (Producer), Michael Fassbender (Actor), Frank John Hughes (Actor), Dave Power (Actor), Michael Kamen (Composer), David Leland (Director), Ron Livingston (Actor), Mikael Salomon (Director), Doug Allen (Actor), Paul Bentley (Actor), Wolf Kahler (Actor), Tom Hardy (Actor), Phil Alden Robinson (Director), Richard Loncraine (Director), Colin Hanks (Actor), Kieran O'Brien (Actor), Frances Parker (Editor), Dexter Fletcher (Actor), Tom George (Actor), John Orloff (Author), Damian Lewis (Actor), Luke Griffin (Actor), Luke Griffin (Actor), Jamie Bamber (Actor), Tim Matthews (Actor), Shane Taylor (Actor), Stephen Walters (Actor), Neal McDonough (Actor), Remi Adefarasin (Cinematographer), Matthew Settle (Actor), Andrew Lee Potts (Actor), Graham Seed (Actor), Douglas Spain (Actor), Marc Warren (Actor), Matthew Leitch (Actor), Joseph May (Actor), Nicholas Aaron (Actor), E. Max Frye (Author), Rocky Marshall (Actor), Andrew Howard (Actor), Ben Peyton (Actor), Luke Roberts (Actor), Eion Bailey (Actor), Rick Gomez (Actor), Scott Grimes (Actor), Kirk Acevedo (Actor), Michael Cudlitz (Actor), James Madio (Actor), Rene L. Moreno (Actor), Rick Warden (Actor), Ross McCall (Actor), Bruce C. McKenna (Author), Tony To (Producer), Tony To (Director), Simon Schatzberger (Actor), Billy Fox (Editor), Jason Done (Actor), Simon Fenton (Actor), Jason O'Mara (Actor), Oral Norrie Ottey (Editor), Stephen McCole (Actor), Anatole Taubman (Actor), Peter O'Meara (Actor), Ben Caplan (Actor), Nolan Hemmings (Actor), Peter Youngblood Hills (Actor), George Calil (Actor), Hugo Metsers (Actor), Goran Kostic (Actor), Phil McKee (Actor), Joel J. Ransom (Cinematographer), Philip Barrantini (Actor), Dale Dyle (Actor), Richard Speight Jr. (Actor), Bart Ruspoli (Actor), Mark Huberman (Actor), Nigel Hoyle (Actor), Alex Sabga (Actor), Jordan Frieda (Actor), Lucie Jeanne (Actor), Craig Heaney (Actor), Jonie Broom (Actor), Ben Walden (Actor), Alexis Conran (Actor), Christoph Dostal (Actor), Lee Colley (Actor), Tony Devlin (Actor), Nick Lopez (Actor), Marc Ryan-Jordan (Actor), Benjamin Montague (Actor), Dan van Husen (Actor)
DVD, 2002

Description

Tells the story of Easy Company, 506th Regiment of the 101st Airborne Division, U.S. Army, an elite rifle company that parachuted into France early on D-Day morning, fought in the Battle of the Bulge, captured Hitler's Eagle's Nest at Berchtesgaden, and suffered heavy casualties. Also includes a documentary about the soldiers in Easy Company.

Language

Original language

English

Publication

Hbo Home Video (2002), Edition: Includes documentary "We Stand Alone Together"

ISBN

0783120621 / 9780783120621

UPC

026359920639

Awards

Rating

(37 ratings; 4.4)

User reviews

LibraryThing member comfypants
A company of WWII paratroopers fights through Europe.

Very engrossing, but draining. I never looked forward to the next episode.

Concept: B
Story: A
Characters: C
Dialog: B
Pacing: B
Cinematography: C
Special effects/design: A
Acting: A
Music: B

Enjoyment: C

GPA: 3.0/4

Media reviews

Slate
Band of Brothers is not an adolescent fantasy but a believably written re-enactment, so authentic that in it one encounters such features as a clinically sadistic company commander, people who can't say anything without the assistance of the f-word, officers who kill prisoners for the fun of it and
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also run away in battle, and looters (virtually everybody), together with cowards, anti-Semites, and drunks... The final emotion left by this distinguished, serious work of cinema is a profound sadness—at the destruction of so many American soldiers necessary to bring about the destruction of the enemy and the attendant destruction of Europe. What Hitler didn't finish, the Allied air forces and the looters did. In wiping out the learning and culture of a century, the Germans committed cultural and political suicide, and, as Sir John Keegan has said, "The stain of guilt certainly remains to this day."
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