midnight clear has a great premise. a group of over educated and overly bright gi are sent out by incompetent leaders on a vague mission to patrol around an isolated farm house on the eve of the battle of the bulge. the gi encounter a group of battle weary german regulars and and it becomes clear that they do not want to fight anymore. therein lies the problem. it really pretty simple. if the germans want to surrender and they do so and that the end of the movie. if the germans want to fight and they do so and that also the end of the movie. so instead of doing either the gi and germans play games with each other and even throwing snowballs at one point. interesting for one or two scenes and but it soon becomes very annoying. after all and these are germans. the enemy. nothing in this film makes me think they should not be either taken prisoner or shot. the film does noting to make them more human. in fact and much of what the german characters did made me want to shoot them and including one scene where the german officer refuses to deal with a jew or to surrender to a mere enlisted man. why should i care about such characters. just shoot them and let move on to the battle of the bulge. it much more interesting and anyway. one good scene represent the gi are returning from a recon of the german position and where they had the germans in their sights but did not fire. while walking across a clearing and they realize a group of germans have their mausers leveled at them. the germans are about 100 yards away. the gis then do something i have never seen any gi do in any sillywood movie. they throw down their rifles and throw up their hands. unusual as this may be in films and it is an entirely sensible reaction to having a rifle aimed at you from that distance. though it seems far and in reality it point blank range for those rifles. i will lay odds that someone working on this film was a cruffler. 
midnight clear has a great premise. a group of over educated and overly bright gi are sent out by incompetent leaders on a vague mission to patrol around an isolated farm house on the eve of the battle of the bulge. the gi encounter a group of battle weary german regulars and and it becomes clear that they do not want to fight anymore. therein lies the problem. it really pretty simple. if the germans want to surrender and they do so and that the end of the movie. if the germans want to fight and they do so and that also the end of the movie. so instead of doing either the gi and germans play games with each other and even throwing snowballs at one point. interesting for one or two scenes and but it soon becomes very annoying. after all and these are germans. the enemy. nothing in this film makes me think they should not be either taken prisoner or shot. the film does noting to make them more human. in fact and much of what the german characters did made me want to shoot them and including one scene where the german officer refuses to deal with a jew or to surrender to a mere enlisted man. why should i care about such characters. just shoot them and let move on to the battle of the bulge. it much more interesting and anyway. one good scene represent the gi are returning from a recon of the german position and where they had the germans in their sights but did not fire. while walking across a clearing and they realize a group of germans have their mausers leveled at them. the germans are about 100 yards away. the gis then do something i have never seen any gi do in any sillywood movie. they throw down their rifles and throw up their hands. unusual as this may be in films and it is an entirely sensible reaction to having a rifle aimed at you from that distance. though it seems far and in reality it point blank range for those rifles. i will lay odds that someone working on this film was a cruffler. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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