german tanks in battle of the bulge movie

The Allies were unable to cross the river Rhine.

The Allies had very long supply lines (routes that got food and weapons to the troops).

There were a few reasons why were they stopped: Until the end of 1944 the Allies had been able to recapture France and Belgium from Germany.

Interesting facts about the Battle of the Bulge.

The battle took place between middle of December 1944 to middle of January 1945. The Battle of the Bulge was a battle of Allied Powers against Nazi Germany that took place during World War II.

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This was one of the few scenes I actually enjoyed, as I felt it conveyed well the positive camaraderie aspect of the German war machine, something usually glossed over in big budget war films. And this film was shot in a single camera budget version of the format, where the original called for three cameras shooting simultaneously! But by the time Battle of the Bulge was made it was already on the decline. Introduced in the 1950s, Cinerama was an attempt by the cinemas to find new means of competing with TV, by offering a more spectacular immersive panoramic viewing experience. This latter aspect, however, like so much of the history with which this film should've concerned itself, is grossly misrepresented, in this instance by being hugely overplayed. It just goes to show that throwing big names into the pot with a turkey doesn't alter the fact it's a turkey. It's quite clear from the older posters that this was cast in the mould of star-studded epics such as The Longest Day, and A Bridge Too Far. This nice old poster makes the film look much better than it is.

German tanks in battle of the bulge movie