Definitive
Ciaran from Dublin, 04 Jul 2007
What can best be described as the definitive report of what went on in Hitler's bunker in the days leading up to the arrival of the Reds. Brilliantly acted and presented, the fear, paranoia and claustrophobia are all represented and this is compelling viewing from start to finish. WWII history fans will love it.
7 people out of 8 found this review helpful
excellent acting showing the deterioration of Hitl
mark from Dublin, 09 Aug 2007
excellent acting showing the deterioration of Hitler at the end, if you are into history and good acting then this is for you!
5 people out of 5 found this review helpful
Excellent
Mark from Dublin, 27 Sep 2007
A really gripping and well acted film a must see for anyone who has an interest in history specifically the second world war just try and avoid the you tube sheffield united hitler until after you have watched this, Highly recommended
3 people out of 3 found this review helpful
Downfall
Robert from Kildare, 13 Feb 2008
Fantastic acting throughout! This movie really takes you back to the black and white era of WW2. Really worth renting, just for the superb acting alone!
2 people out of 2 found this review helpful
Downfall
Eric from Dublin, 08 Jan 2008
Brilliant film, even if ur not big into history, keeps u watching
2 people out of 2 found this review helpful
How come the Germans make the best war films?
Brock from Limerick, 14 Feb 2011
Brilliant BRILLIANT film! This actually transcends the medium, in that I don't feel I watched a film, rather that I was a fly on the wall in an epoch making of human history. There is no cloying sympathy, and no judgement passed which must have been staggeringly difficult to do given the subject matter. Brilliantly acted, we are given a real insight in the maddening affair, this becomes my first 10 star! The final line of the film is stock docc footage whereby we are told that "to be young is no
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Magnificent
Dave from Galway, 12 Sep 2009
You know the story. But it's still a bracing, surreal experience to see it depicted with such harrowing conviction. Watching this, it's still hard to believe that the Third Reich really happened, that people were so gullible/complicit/both, and that it all finished in such brutal squalor. See it for yourself. A masterpiece.
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Gripping
Cathy from Kildare, 20 Jan 2009
Well acted (in Bruno Ganz's case, extremely well acted) and interesting depiction of the last days in Hitler's bunker. The claustrophobia is perfectly captured, and pace is good. Only complaint is that the last half hour feels a bit flabby compared to the raw tension of what before...highly recommended
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