Underground

October. 07,1970 PG-13

Rating：

5.1

Genre：

Drama Thriller War

Keywords：

World War Ii Spy Resistance

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Trailer Synopsis Cast

An American intelligence agent attempts to kidnap a top Nazi general.

Robert Goulet as Dawson

Danièle Gaubert as Yvonne

Lawrence Dobkin as Boule

Carl Duering as Stryker

Joachim Hansen as Hessler

Roger Delgado as Xavier

Leon Lissek as Sergeant in Bistro

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Reviews

GrimPrecise

1970/10/07

I'll tell you why so serious

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Teringer

1970/10/08

An Exercise In Nonsense

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Lidia Draper

1970/10/09

Great example of an old-fashioned, pure-at-heart escapist event movie that doesn't pretend to be anything that it's not and has boat loads of fun being its own ludicrous self.

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Allison Davies

1970/10/10

The film never slows down or bores, plunging from one harrowing sequence to the next.

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TheExpatriate700

1970/10/11

Underground is a grade-C war movie starring Robert Goulet as an ace spy who hijacks a mission and parachutes into France during World War II in order to settle a vendetta. It recycles just about every cliché known in the war movie genre, and suffers from bad lighting to boot.First of all, Robert Goulet is just not the war hero type. Had this been a film about a spy who parachutes into France and adopts a cover as a cabaret singer, it might have worked. It certainly would've been a better movie than what we get. The rest of the cast is downright laugh inducing, second rate actors playing stock roles.To make things worst, the lighting is truly terrible. Much of the film takes place at night, and it is often impossible to see what is going on. I haven't seen lighting this bad since The Green Berets. Even Birdemic did it better! Worst of all, the story is one you've seen thousands of times before, with characters and situations done in better films. You'll be laughing when you hear Goulet's back story-it's that trite!

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