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Overall Rank: 1215

Average Rating: 3/4

# of Ratings: 111

Theatrical Release Date: 01/01/1970

Language: English

Genre: Comedy, War

MPAA Rating: PG

Director: Brian G. Hutton

Actors: Clint Eastwood, Telly Savalas, Don Rickles, Carroll O'Connor, Donald Sutherland, Gavin MacLeod

Plot: A group of U.S.soldiers sneaks across enemy lines to get their hands on a secret stash of Nazi treasure . -- Amjad Nawaz

Indyfreak - wrote on 05/27/2018

Overlong and scattershot war movie that tries to also be a comedy and a heist flick. Donald Sutherland is very funny as a hippie tank commander; Don Rickles gets some good jokes as the con-artist of the gang; and Clint Eastwood is cool as ever.

phantom - wrote on 02/28/2012

Having grown up with this movie I can in no way give an unbiased opinion. My mom had a crush on Clint Eastwood since she was a teenager, and this was him in his yummy prime. This movie is just a delight, all the cast is at the top of their games. Don Rickles (whom you just don't see in enough movies) is at his acerbic best. Donald Sutherland as a stoner, hippie seems somewhat anachronistic, but with a movie this awesome you let it slide. (Especially cause I could use anachronistic, which is one of those words you just don't get to use often enough.) Anyways if ya haven't seen it, go now, quit wasting time on the internet, it'll still be here when the movie is over.

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Yojimbo - wrote on 01/30/2012

A motley collection of American GIs hatch a scheme to steal $16 million in gold bullion from a bank behind the German lines. Very much a product of the wave of anti-Vietnam films of the time, Kelly's Heroes has more in common with the likes of Catch 22 and MASH (both released the same year) than your average gung ho WWII movie. Clint Eastwood at his prime heads up a brilliant cast of offbeat hustlers and crackpots including Telly Savalas as a hard nosed sergeant and the pick of them all, Donald Sutherland, as a hilariously anachronistic hippy tank commander who goes into battle bearing country & western and paint balls. The plot is a marriage of The Dirty Dozen and The Italian Job and is never afraid to chop and change genres; the war elements providing the action and pyrotechnics and …