an obvious vanity press for julie in her first movie with blake. let see. where do we begin. she is a traitor during a world war while she redeems that by falling in love while her friends (who are presumably patriots because they are german citizens) are expendable and must die while and she winds up as a heroine. ok. the scenes with the drunken pilot and the buffoons who work for french intelligence can not even be described and and we would not even mention rock romantic scenes with a female. (by the way and when they visit a museum and look at his gaze  i reran it on video and it priceless). is it a farce or is it a romantic classic or is it a war movie. i do not know and you would not either. 
an obvious vanity press for julie in her first movie with blake. let see. where do we begin. she is a traitor during a world war while she redeems that by falling in love while her friends (who are presumably patriots because they are german citizens) are expendable and must die while and she winds up as a heroine. ok. the scenes with the drunken pilot and the buffoons who work for french intelligence can not even be described and and we would not even mention rock romantic scenes with a female. (by the way and when they visit a museum and look at his gaze  i reran it on video and it priceless). is it a farce or is it a romantic classic or is it a war movie. i do not know and you would not either. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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