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Uwe Boll is the kind of director that you can’t wait on but appreciate to detest. No matter how many universally panned films he makes, he honest keeps going, and keeps churning them out one moral after the other, and we level-headed preserve watching them. Personally, there’s nothing I like better than to have a laugh at one of a number of Uwe’s trainwrecks (House of the Dumb, Alone in the Murky, BloodRayne; c’mon, you know the list), but lately, the master of error has churned out some flicks that actually haven’t been half dreadful with Postal and Seed. Tunnel Rats falls into this category as well, as this time around Uwe steps away from the video game adaptation world and focuses on a too often forgotten share of the Vietnam war, of which tunnel digging played a pivotal role in. Boll accepted Michael Pare stars as the lieutenant of a group of these soldiers, as Boll offers a bleak and unflinching recognize at the Vietnam war. What it lacks in terms of characterizations, Tunnel Rats more than makes up for in keeping the viewer compelled, which is a miniature miracle in itself. Not to mention that Boll has a interested glance for carnage here, even if the camerawork and editing isn’t always as wonderful as one may hope. Smooth, by the time the kill credits roll, you’ll probably be left thinking objective what was the point of the whole thing, but at the same time, Tunnel Rats remains a surprisingly solid, violent, and gritty war flick that is worth giving a shot.
I do not jump on the bandwagon either map on Uwe’s work, if there is a well-behaved film I will review it accordingly. Simply, this was a painfully dreary tunnel film, beginning to demolish. Will try screen in this two sections: film and features.
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As far as the film goes, there was an earnest attempt at recreating the tunnels, jungle isolation and military equipment. The plain amount of character discussion leading up to the tunnel infiltration can be a killer (32 minutes of it before the first lid is popped), then you have to stomach over 48 minutes of crawling, digging, repetitively unpleasant writing and a non-existent shriek structure. There are several outdoor battle scenes quite reminiscent of Predator in the amount of M-60s being swung around one-handed, with believability made even more absent as soldiers stand by as they are blown up by their hold planes (for a couple minutes mind you – I figure they should have rush after the 1st bomb, or maybe the 20th, but anyway…) .
The special features have some nice tidbits for Uwe fans. There is a 14 petite interview of Uwe stating his reasons why the US lost the war in Vietnam and why the film exists. A 10 slight making-of details the thinking and locations of this film (the tunnels were actually all on a stage – not in the jungle as stated by another reviewer here) . The best material comes in the compose of Uwe and the other actors admitting there was no script – they all wrote their hold parts and winged the whole thing. 6 minutes of rightfully deleted scenes rounds out the last feature.
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A couple more things – Uwe states that the soldiers are “responsible for the war” and on more than one occasion stands by his questionable feeling that the main reason the US lost the war was because of the tunnels only…hmmm. Broad SPOILER: the worst section of this whole mess was the entire film becomes pointless when every single person from both sides is killed – makes you feel like the whole time investment in any character was moot.
Once more – I am not a hater of Uwe, but this was a very long, listless, poorly written production.