Currently listed as the number 1 movie on Netflix.
Narvik is a Norwegian war epic that takes place during the German occupation — and subsequent Norwegian recapture— of the titular town which served as the source of iron ore for Hitler's war machinery. I thought it was very well done. I recommend it highly.

We enjoyed it, these Nazi occupation/ resistance flicks have been good.

Pretty good flick. The Norwegians were using the Krag Jorgensen.

Agreed, one of the better WW2 films released lately.

The battle scenes were well done, with some lesser known WW2 small arms showcased in use, like the Norwegian Krag–Jørgensen rifles and Kongsberg 1911 pistols, French MAS-36 rifles and FM 24/29 LMGs, and even a scene with a Norwegian Madsen LMG captured and repurposed by the Germans in a bunker.

I only noticed a few very minor gun quibbles, like one or two Norwegian soldier extras in the background with a SMLE (probably due to the propmaster not being able to source quite enough Krags) and a scene where an officer fires a warning shot from his 1911 but the hammer remains down for the entirety of the scene.

I enjoyed it

On my list

Added to my list. Thanks for the heads up!