There is no context, so if you don't know the history, it's rather pointless. A lot of suffering by people you don't get to know or care about. And probably the most obnoxious soundtrack ever created. It's a relentless ticking and pounding throughout the entire movie, making what little dialog there is harder to understand (which is par for the course with newer movies). And the theater (screening room) I was in had it so loud I covered my ears the whole time so as to not damage my hearing.

Of course, it's technically proficient. But most movies are. We've advanced technically while story telling has gone downhill. I'd have walked out had I not taken a friend. I guess it's okay for video-game mentality: action with no purpose. But if you're looking for an engaging story or insightful history, you won't find it here. And, though I didn't live in that era, the behaviors seem inconsistent (selfish) with the documentaries, veteran interviews, and films about WWII I've seen.