A New Norwegian Netflix Movie Is Creeping Up Streaming Charts And Its Got Glowing Reviews
Netflix's new film Narvik might not be on your radar, but it's proven to be a hit with audiences. The World War II drama received rave reviews and topped the charts on streaming platforms.
Set in April 1940, the film tells the story of the small town of Narvik in northern Norway. They were chained as a source of iron ore for Hitler's weapons; Especially since the harsh winter could cause problems for the German leader.
After its release on January 23, audiences loved the film, making it into the top 10 on Netflix's chart. The film reached number one in several countries, including Sweden, Belgium and Denmark.
One writer wrote on Rotten Tomatoes (opens in a new tab) and concluded, "Well acted and well written, with tense war [action] scenes and lesson/thought points." Another added: "Germany's Narvik raid is Hitler's first defeat and the real big story," while a third said it was "very believable."
The film was also positively received by critics. MN Miller of Ready Steady Cut (opens in a new tab) says it's "a very slow-paced but compelling war film that deals with moral dilemmas wonderfully." times." "
Meanwhile, Film Nation's Roger Moore (opens in a new tab) writes: "This tense, action-packed thriller opens with complex negotiations and tense conflict in a Norwegian port town where minerals are shipped from Sweden to Germany." . And the British show us the difference between the Norwegians who decide to surrender to "save the city" and those who decide to fight.
Decision Maker (opens in a new tab) compared the film to The Defiance and called it "a very important war drama". The publication praised the story of Ingrid's character as "interesting" and said that it offers "enough depth to feel part of the score".
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