Kelly's Heroes Now

Kelly's Heroes (1970) Review Kelly's Heroes is a brazenly cynical war heist comedy that feels more like a product of the countercultural late '60s than the 1940s. Directed by Brian G. Hutton, it trades the typical patriotism of WWII films for pure, unadulterated greed. The Plot: Gold Over Glory

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Lalo Schifrin’s jaunty score and the anachronistic theme song "Burning Bridges" perfectly capture the film's irreverent, anti-authoritarian spirit. Verdict: A Cult Classic Kelly's Heroes (1970) Review Kelly's Heroes is a

Rickles brings his signature abrasive wit as "Crapgame," while Savalas provides the necessary balance as the skeptical Sergeant Big Joe. Technical Highlights The Plot: Gold Over Glory For a deeper

The absolute standout as a "spaced-out" hippie tank commander. Despite being a 20-year anachronism for the era, his "positive waves" energy is the film's comedic soul.