Florian Schmidtke as Dörfler and Alexander Scheer as Von Starnfeld in Blood & Gold, Courtesy of Netflix 2023
We love when an underdog finds a fanbase and earns quality time in the Netflix charts. So we’re happy the action-packed thriller Blood & Gold is still the movie to beat this week for four weeks running.
Netflix Synopsis
“Spring 1945. Blood & Gold is set in the final days of the Second World War, telling the story of the German deserter Heinrich (Robert Maaser), the young and courageous farmer Elsa (Marie Hacke) – and a whole host of Nazis. On his way home from the front to his daughter, Heinrich stumbles into the clutches of a marauding SS troop. Their leader (Alexander Scheer) leaves him hanging in a tree. But he is saved at the last minute by Elsa, who hides him on her farm. Meanwhile, the SS is searching for a Jewish treasure hidden in a nearby village, meeting bitter resistance from the fed-up villagers, who want to keep the treasure for themselves. Soon, Heinrich and Elsa are unwillingly dragged into this action-packed hunt for the gold, culminating in a bloody showdown at the village church.”
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Marie Hacker as Elsa and Florian Schmidtke as Dörfler in Blood & Gold, Courtesy of Netflix 2023
Enthusiastic fans have kept the movie in the charts for four consecutive weeks. And they just cannot help comparing it to Quentin Tarantino’s Inglourious Basterds.
See what Twitter is saying about Blood and Gold:
Blood and Gold on Netflix ain’t bad. It could have been 75 minutes and epic. That said, I enjoyed it and there are some great action sequences. Have a gander.
— The Chad Dukes Show (@chaddukes) June 21, 2023
Streaming movies usually aren’t great, but there’s a German one called Blood and Gold on @netflix that’s one of my favorite releases of 2023 so far. Great action, perfectly paced with a quick 90 minute runtime, and a tone reminiscent of Golden Age westerns. Highly recommend it.
— Thomas Freeman (@movieguy2004) June 15, 2023
Blood and gold.. Classic movie!! 10/10
— QueeN𓃵 (@1Efuah) June 19, 2023
Blood and Gold on Netflix is a good watch.
— Mr Folarin (@Folarinfotos) June 12, 2023
Just caught “Blood and Gold” on @Netflix.
Wonderfully silly and gruesome romp through end stages of WW2. Brutal, honest and occasionally (perhaps unintentionally) rather funny. The charming climax is just great though.
— Facts not Fearmongering (@marcdraco63) June 12, 2023
Blood and Gold on Netflix. A German Tarantino. Violent and fun — if you like dead Nazis. Which I do.
— Mike Bealing (@Sillytees) June 11, 2023
If you can handle violence in your viewing, I HIGHLY recommend Blood and Gold on Netflix.
Tarantino-esque western set in a German village in the waining days of the war.
Loads of it tracks with history and the comeuppances were satisfying to anyone exposed to that history.
— Jen Gumbel (@jgumbel) May 29, 2023
German film Blood And Gold on Netflix. Cross between a Clint Eastwood spaghetti western and a Tarantino flick. Bad Nazis looking for gold. Enjoyed it! pic.twitter.com/WGt36NsdPi
— India Willoughby (@IndiaWilloughby) June 2, 2023
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Robert Maaser as Heinrich in Blood & Gold, Courtesy of Netflix 2023
Blood & Gold is directed by Peter Thorwarth. It was written by Stefan Barth and Peter Thorwarth. It stars Robert Maaser, Jördis Triebel, Alexander Scheer, and Marie Hacke.
Watch the trailer below to see if this sounds like your kind of movie.
Watch the trailer
Are you one of the people keeping Blood & Gold on the Netflix charts? Tell me about it at @misssharai.
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