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The Dirty Dozen: Next Mission (1985)

Major Reisman is "volunteered" to lead another mission using convicted army soldiers, sentenced to either death or long prison terms. This time their mission is to kill a Nazi general who plans to assassinate Hitler.

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Bryan G 10 Sep 2011

Basically a half-assed, rushed repeat of the first Dirty Dozen (without all the character depth), this movie is basically a waste of time. By repeat, I REALLY MEAN repeat, especially for the first 30 minutes. One black guy. One guy who says only a general can pardon him. One crazy rapist/murderer. One guy who attacks Lee Marvin as he is walking out of his cell. One guy that gets shot in action for treachery. The list goes on. In all honesty, this movie isn't even really worth it. If you like The Dirty Dozen, just stick to the original.

David G 09 Jul 2009

For what it is, The Dirty Dozen: Next Mission isn't terrible but it is a completely unnecessary made-for-TV sequel to the 60's original. It's little more than a rehash of the first film really with many of the scenes and a lot of the dialogue lifted shamelessly from the '67 classic. Check out the scene where Lee Marvin (who returns as Major Reisman) receives his orders from another returnee Ernest Borgnine, or when two soldiers stop a third from escaping - almost exact duplicates of their original counterparts. Still, cheap and cheerful rehash or not, it looks pretty good for a TV movie and there are several familiar faces in the cast. Aside from Marvin, Borgnine and Richard Jaeckel who reprise their roles from the original (and don't seem quite as bored as you'd expect them to be) there's Sonny Landham, Wolf Kahler, Ricco Ross and one or two others whom you may recognise.

Chris B 07 Sep 2013

I own this as a bonus feature on the Blu-Ray of The Dirty Dozen (1967)

Jason P 01 Oct 2009

Yes, it may be a rehash of the first film, but this one is just as good. Although shorter, it jumps right into the story and keeps plugging away to the end. I was disappointed to see Sonny Landham die off very close to the end after exhibiting the tough guy qualities more than anyone else in the Dirty Dozen. Still not a bad watch, and surprised that this was a made-for-tv film (which is why its in full screen, sad day).

Bill B 08 Mar 2008

Once again introduces a rag tag group that a ton of movies copy off of today but execution is really bad.... Did I mention really bad?!?