Sorry for bad English.The movie director, of course, is good at shooting epic, bombastic, spectacular and ambitious movie. I like Korean movies - they work hard on making good movies with reasonable budget.But for anyone interested in the history of that time... to be short: half of the movie, I did not know whether to laugh or to cry.By movie story line it looks like that where the Koreans, there is a military defeat: 1. The main character took in the Japanese army - and the Japanese got big issues on Khalkhin. 2. They joined Soviet army - and Germans almost reach Moscow. 3. When Germans captured the main character - Soviet began counterattack. 4. Finally, the main character finds himself in the Wehrmacht in Normandy just before the Allied landings...I haven't seen such harsh Red Army in overseas movies before, thanks! ;-)For whom this movie has been made? Koreans in this movie - stupid, cowardly, slightly cruel. Japanese - very stupid, suicidal and wildly violent. Soviets? Ice demons of hell and Vigil chaos. Germans? (Honestly could not watch the whole movie, but I can assume that meticulously cruel)PS I am going to slight a couple of prisoners Asians because I got into fuss while writing this review... (Don't take my review seriously because if you take this movie seriously you may take seriously my comments too). I will this movie to my collection.

Underrated movie , had to watch it with subtitles but its a great film and I love it. In this movie we see the Koreans be with Japanese, Russian, and German army. Movie is full of action and you will get tired by the end cause its so long. This movie shows that there are evil officers in different armies and shows the perspective of Operation Overlord from the Germans point of view. This is the best war film I've seen. This movie was full of suspense and curiosity of what will happen next. The Koreans were all over Europe with a goal to get back home. Unbroken(2014) is similar to this film, because both of the Koreans that become friends, were rival runners. As this movie moves from perspective of Japanese to Russian to German, it is revealed that in war Everyone is guilty ( that is if you didn't know of that). I would give this movie a 10/10 but during some fight scenes and other action scene camera was shaky and it got me confused. Saving Private Ryan is know for their accurate remake of history, well My Way is way more realistic and accurate. No average soldier of any country is more evil than that soldier of another country.

This movie is far better than Saving Private Ryan (know as best war movie). This movie is like Unbroken but came out like 3-4 years before and with much more action. This movies shows the more details and points of view than any other war movie I've seen. This movies was so impressive that I actually did a review. After watching this movie (with 10 other people, who also liked it) it quickly became my favorite war film. The film is long and interesting.Good- detailed, interesting, good story, good acting, realistic, full of action, foreign languages are understandable if you speak them...ext..Bad-sometimes shaky action or hard to ell who is who, watched with subtitles since not in English.The bad of this movies can be ignored. I will watch it again. This movie is underrated mostly because it is foreign movie.If you are a real fan of ww2 movies and would watch with subtitles (unless you find an English version) then this should be your first choice.--- this movies inspired me to look for movie Korean movies.

from the beginning of the film, it is already predictable that the main protagonists will not die. so no matter what he goes through, you already knew the end result. then is it really possible for a female to use a gun to shoot down a warplane? i am not an expert, but it seems too unreal. then it seems that the only solution for her exit is to die. otherwise, her existence will interfere with the progress of the film. It seems like an epic film with quite a few predictable story lines. these kind of things simply don't happen in real life. It didn't make me feel emotional.