Review of “Stop That Tank!” (1942)
An awkward combination of reserved British-accented narration, demonization of one’s fellow man, contempt for the soldier who was expected to take on tanks with a rifle, and puerile gags.
An awkward combination of reserved British-accented narration, demonization of one’s fellow man, contempt for the soldier who was expected to take on tanks with a rifle, and puerile gags.