Review of Action in the North Atlantic (1943) by Ilsa L — 13 Jul 2012
Great WW2 drama. Gritty, with a real feel to it. Being made in 1943, it has a degree of propaganda and the inevitable speeches, but not to the extent of most other WW2 movies. This makes it much more watchable today than your average WW2 movie.
Has a few historical inaccuracies, but they are not overly impactful on the feel of the movie.
Solid performances from Humphrey Bogart (as you would expect), Raymond Massie and the supporting cast.
This review of Action in the North Atlantic (1943) was written by Ilsa L on 13 Jul 2012.
Action in the North Atlantic has generally received positive reviews.
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