“Hart’s War,” directed by Gregory Hoblit, is a gripping World War II drama that combines the intensity of a war film with the intricacies of a courtroom thriller. Starring Bruce Willis as Colonel William McNamara and Colin Farrell as Lieutenant Thomas Hart, the movie explores themes of honor, racism, and the moral complexities of war. Set in a German POW camp, Hart is tasked with defending a Black pilot falsely accused of murder, unraveling deeper conspiracies within the camp. The film skillfully balances action and legal drama, supported by strong performances, particularly from Willis and Farrell, though it occasionally falters under the weight of its ambitious narrative.