Defiance
Drama ⢠R ⢠2008 ⢠2 hr 17 min
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Daniel Craig, Liev Schreiber, Jamie Bell, Alexa Davalos, Allan Corduner
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Daniel Craig at his most intense and brutal with a great supporting cast
Very good and interesting movie about survival and resistance. It's not something I usually watch but I liked it enough.
An excellent, based on true events, film. Daniel Craig is great, as usual, but the story, cinematography are all great. Good storytelling.
Good war movie that sheds light on groups that we may have never heard of without this movie.
A brutal story about salvation told by a quality cast, with utter, gutsy realism 4 a corner of the Holocaust that was left out of đ memory!
I remember it was good and I liked it but not the plot all that well.
Great action and acting. Very predictable plot.
A very inreresting story about survival and resistance.
Very underrated film. More people need to see this.
A really good film about jews in hiding during WWII. Daniel Craig really shine throughout it. Good story. Great cinematography. Overall good
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