Very good movie. Very potent and powerful film. It really does hurt a bit to watch, especially realizing how many people died because of one man’s pride in the end. It was also a bit disturbing to see the blind loyalty of many of the men under Hitlers command. It’s sad to see when free thinking has died out. As a movie, it’s definitely a bit of an emotional rollercoaster. The emotions are palpable. The acting is phenomenal. My only complaints with the movie are that it is a bit long and they also introduce a few too many characters where it felt like some stories were forgotten about for long periods of time or they were just completely forgotten. Other than that, it’s a really great and very accurate war drama which I would definitely watch again.

Very good movie. Very potent and powerful film. It really does hurt a bit to watch, especially realizing how many people died because of one man’s pride in the end. It was also a bit disturbing to see the blind loyalty of many of the men under Hitlers command. It’s sad to see when free thinking has died out. As a movie, it’s definitely a bit of an emotional rollercoaster. The emotions are palpable. The acting is phenomenal. My only complaints with the movie are that it is a bit long and they also introduce a few too many characters where it felt like some stories were forgotten about for long periods of time or they were just completely forgotten. Other than that, it’s a really great and very accurate war drama which I would definitely watch again.

I’m not sure whether I missed something, but I genuinely don’t understand how people think this film “humanises” hitler. He is portrayed as relentlessly cruel even to the point of condemning his own people as weak and deserving of destruction out of sheer spite. That doesn’t feel like humanisation; if anything, it exposes the extent of his moral decay. And it’s not like the others gain any sympathy either. If anything, they come off as pathetic and deeply disturbed. Watching them justify killing civilians and calling them traitors doesn’t create empathy. Depicting someone as human is not the same as justifying them. In fact, it often has the opposite effect, making their actions feel even more disturbing
Also, as someone who doesn’t usually watch or enjoy historical films, I can still say this is a very well-made movie.

I’m not sure whether I missed something, but I genuinely don’t understand how people think this film “humanises” hitler. He is portrayed as relentlessly cruel even to the point of condemning his own people as weak and deserving of destruction out of sheer spite. That doesn’t feel like humanisation; if anything, it exposes the extent of his moral decay. And it’s not like the others gain any sympathy either. If anything, they come off as pathetic and deeply disturbed. Watching them justify killing civilians and calling them traitors doesn’t create empathy. Depicting someone as human is not the same as justifying them. In fact, it often has the opposite effect, making their actions feel even more disturbing
Also, as someone who doesn’t usually watch or enjoy historical films, I can still say this is a very well-made movie.

damnnnnn i didnt know hitler was THAT delusional and otto gunsche absolutely mogs everyone😭

damnnnnn i didnt know hitler was THAT delusional and otto gunsche absolutely mogs everyone😭

Goebbels was weird
Fucking hate Nazis

Goebbels was weird
Fucking hate Nazis

ne ideolojisini bilirim, ne siyasi kimligini... bildigim tek sey zeki, ılımlı, nüktedan kisiligi...
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ne ideolojisini bilirim, ne siyasi kimligini... bildigim tek sey zeki, ılımlı, nüktedan kisiligi...
mekanın cennet olsun 🤍🤍