Company of Heroes (2013) is a war action film directed by Don Michael Paul. The film is loosely based on the popular video game series of the same name, which focuses on World War II.

The story is set during the final days of World War II and follows a group of American soldiers as they embark on a high-stakes mission behind enemy lines. The unit, led by Sergeant James “Nix” Nix (played by Tom Sizemore), is tasked with rescuing a captured U.S. general who holds critical intelligence about a secret Nazi weapon that could turn the tide of the war.

As they venture deep into enemy territory, the squad faces fierce combat and numerous challenges. They must navigate through treacherous terrain, outmaneuver enemy forces, and confront both the psychological and physical demands of warfare. The film emphasizes the camaraderie and brotherhood among the soldiers as they strive to complete their mission and survive the harrowing conditions of the battlefield.

Company of Heroes combines intense action sequences with a focus on character development and the moral complexities of war. It features a cast that includes Vinnie Jones and Chad Michael Collins, alongside Tom Sizemore, adding depth to the story with their performances.

The film received mixed to average reviews. While praised for its action and period-appropriate setting, some critics found the plot and character development to be formulaic. Nonetheless, it offers a gritty and engaging depiction of World War II combat, appealing to fans of military action films and video game adaptations.