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In fact: 'Overlord' seems downright quaint given its brain-dead scenario's implicit reliance on super-strong Nazi zombies-who seemingly can only be put down by a shot to the head, and are only revived/fortified with a syringe of mysterious ' Re-Animator'-style science fluid-to thrill modern teenagers, the kind who are probably more likely to torrent this film than to see it on a stories-tall IMAX screen.The gory denouement doesn't conjure quite enough carnage to mask a lack of real scares. There's some wispy ideas about how the Nazis' rumored last-ditch, end-of-the-war turn to spiritualism and the supernatural reveals their true colors: a superstitious pack of bullies who would do anything to keep you under their boot-heels.

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you know what, never mind.ДЄpplying logic or any other high-minded standards to 'Overlord' seems pointless given how superficial this movie is. Witness: a key scene where Chloe pokes her head into a Nazi prison cell because, uh, she's desperate to find Paul? Seriously? She's so desperate that she's just gonna. Boyce not only lacks survival instincts: he also doesn't seem to know when to stop unzipping leaking flesh sacks, peeking behind medical curtains, and injecting things in places where any sane (let alone combat-fatigued) soldier might say to themselves, 'Hey, this is a bad idea!'Д«oyce's inability to stop himself from blundering into glaringly dangerous scenarios is not just a character-driven trait either, but rather a sign of how reliant Ray and Smith's connect-the-dots plot is on aw-shucks bad decision-making. I like this exploratory phase of Ray and Smith's doofy narrative, though it isВ really, really doofy. 'Overlord' works best when Boyce-an inexperienced recruit who can't bring himself to hurt a mouse during basic training-discovers a whole mess of Nazi zombie super-soldiers as he investigates the above-mentioned radio tower situation. to stop baby-faced Nazi leader Wafner (Pilou Asbaek) and a legion of goose-stepping baddies, almost all of whom speak the sort of basic German you might hear in the 'Wolfenstein' video games, stuff like 'Achtung!' and 'Luftwaffe!' Our stock heroes are:В wise-cracking explosives expert Tibbet ( John Magaro) haunted Aryan-looking leader Ford ( Wyatt Russell) naive shutterbug Chase (Iain de Caestecker) and conflicted audience surrogate/moral compass Boyce ( Jovan Adepo). There are also no French resistance fighters to help them, only tough, but vulnerable French scavenger Chloe ( Mathilde Ollivier) and her young brother Paul (Gianny Taufer).

Their mission-to take out a heavily fortified Nazi radio tower-now seems impossible given how few American soldiers are left standing. Smith-is even, at times, sorta comforting: it's 1944, andВ a rag-tag group of American soldiers have suddenly plummeted into a small occupied French hamlet after their plane is shot to ribbons by enemy fire. The formulaic nature of the film's story-scripted by Billy Ray and Mark L.

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That's just fine: today's bloodthirsty youth will inevitably fall in love with unabashed, rot-your-teeth splatter films, so why not this overstuffed, under-developed homage to lurid EC Comics series like Two-Fisted TalesВ and Tales from the Crypt. Let's face it: 'Overlord' wasn't made with me, a jaded 30-year-old horror fan, in mind. If my nephew were old enough to watch, let alone sneak into this movie (he's only two years old, alas), I'd definitely buy him a ticket and then disappear for two hours so that he could enjoy himself without his Uncle Creepy, I mean creepy uncle lurking over his shoulder. Realistically, 'Overlord' is a simple mechanism to deliver squib packs and swear words, a function that the film's creators accomplish despite their otherwise unremarkable story's choppy pacing and general humorlessness. Kids today still like cursing and gore, right? I hope so, because that's the best 'Overlord' has to offer, save for some sketchy ideas about the main differences between Us and Them: humanity and brutality, assimilation and occupation, yadda yadda yadda. bad guy Nazi super-soldiers!-delivers just as much cursing and bloodletting as its R-rating seems to promise. I'm trying to imagine what it might be like if I were a budding 14-year-old horror fan sneaking into the totally adequate WWII-set monster movie 'Overlord.' This high-concept historical chiller-good guy American soldiers vs.

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