Saints and Soldiers: The Void

2014
PG-13
1h 34m

IMDb RATING

5.3/10

2.8K

YOUR RATING

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Action Drama War

The German war machine is in retreat. Two American M 18 tank destroyers are sent to root out a die hard group of Nazis holed up in the Harz Mountains.The German war machine is in retreat. Two American M 18 tank destroyers are sent to root out a die hard group of Nazis holed up in the Harz Mountains.The German war machine is in retreat. Two American M 18 tank destroyers are sent to root out a die hard group of Nazis holed up in the Harz Mountains.

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IMDb RATING

5.3/10

2.8K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 1 win

Trivia
Released in the UK under the title Saints and Soldiers: The Battle of the Tanks.

Goofs
(at around 1h 18 mins) The machine gunner is shooting the M2HB, we can hear the gun fire and empty cases dropping, but the belt is not moving.

Quotes
[first lines]
Armed Forces Radio Voice: This is Armed Forces Radio London. Invasion at last! Allied armies assault enemy held France from sea and sky, smashing smashing onto the Nazi-held beaches of Normandy. A vast air armada of Allied paratroopers and gliders invade Holland from the skies to free the desperate Dutch people from the clutches of their Nazi masters. Thousands of Hollanders pour onto the roads and streets to greet the Allied liberators.

Connections
Follows Saints and Soldiers (2003)

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Review

Featured review

7/10

A movie for M18 buffs

This movie, while not horrible, is obviously low budget. That said, the Saints and Soldiers series do an admirable job of creating realism with excellent props, especially when considering the low budget. The acting, for the most part is campy, preachy, and over the top. A few of the guys do fine jobs, but most could be much better.

But let's be honest, where this movie shines is in getting to watch two beautifully preserved M18 Hellcats and a Pz.III in action. Which brings up one minor gripe; In WWII, armored vehicles were nearly unrecognizable due to the amount of crap they had on them. From backpacks, to wooden ammo and ration crates, to tarps, to sandbag and log armor, etc. These vehicles looked like they just rumbled off the showroom floor.

But all in all, I gave it a 7. For WWII armor buffs, you won't find a better movie out there that features Buick's beautiful tank destroyer, which was well loved by it's crews. For those who like fast, light US armor, also check out The Bridge at Remagen, for some incredibly fun M24 Chaffee action.