Michael Morpurgo's classic novel gets a film adaptation.

Yes, there are errors, but on the whole this was an engaging and interesting piece of cinema.

It's a shame it didn't get more of a release.

This movie is missing something. A very retold story. I was excited to watch it at first, as Noah Schnapp is in it. Yet I just wasn't satisfied. It was boring and rather unsuspenseful. My family wasn't entertained and only I finished the movie. There could've been more to happen. It was so plain, reminded me of like a plain grain muffin. As someone who is a HUGEEE history buff, I've seen a lot of films very similar. This movie does not have much to it.

Refreshing to watch a movie about people standing up to fascism, which still survives