There may need to be a prohibition on people who would negatively describe a film as "boring" from watching them.

it doesnt feel like a movie. more like a mashed together clips of different situations. you could switch the order of scenes and it'll still be the same thing. the quality of how things play out, how characters do things and the portrale of a bleak nazi occupied country keeps it from getting a lower rating. but the lack of context or showing more of things keep this movie from getting better rate. you just have to accept something happens a way. who is that new character? where do they come? how did they do that? well its anyones guess i guess

to live forever on the white hot edge of uncertainty

This is a great movie by Jean-Pierre Melville, not that he made anything ever really bad in any case. The quiet storytelling only underlines the gravity of the subject, and the acting, from well known figures of the 60's french cinema, is superb, served by a great score by Eric de Marsan. It may be worth to add that this was a personal subject from Melville, he having been in the French resistance during WWII, and he knew quite well what he was talking about. As for the people who found it long and boring, I suggest you stick to your usual action flicks and stop subjecting yourself with movies that might endanger your brain by forcing you to think.

Great film that tells the story of the French resistance during the Nazi invasion, good actors, direction and script.