If you thought the 1965 Cinerama epic, "Battle of the Bulge" was BAD (and it was, in spades), wait until you attempt to sit through this turkey. Clearly, the writer didn't understand a single scene he wanted in the script, and the director was just as lost trying to interpret or give it any thematic point-of-view. It is one meaningless cliche after another and torture to sit through for all of 75 minutes. Battles are often a logistical mess, film's about them should attempt some clarity and a reason for all the carnage and sacrifice. It's beyond belief that someone can be handed a reported $3.5 million (admittedly a low budget, but still all wasted money) and end up with something as bad as "Wunderland". In the end, this film represents only a battle between the "filmmaker" and his bulging ego.
Review of Wunderland
