Downfall
Drama • R • 2004 • 2 hr 35 min
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The best depiction of Adolf Hitler during his last moment of life,It shows who he truly was as a person and a leader.
Very courageous movie, portraying last hours of Adolf Hitler. Madness, denial, death.
Well made, but make sure you have the stomach for dozens of suicides and some serious dark stuff.
Its nice to see this story from different perspectives
Brilliant depiction of the last days of WW2, Hitler and his inner circle... Raw, brutal, touching... Perfect cast & acting!
This movie does a weird thing. It humanizes Hitler. If you're not careful,you could empathize with him as a frustrated person losing it all.
Fantastic performances! Gives a whole new outlook on Hitler and the last days of ww2.
Pretty wild to see the people around Hitler in his last minutes. Some loyal to the last second. Some unsure. Appreciate the candidness.
Feels like being in the bunker during the helter skelter last few days of Hitler's life. And listen up Hollywood: Germans can play Germans.
This is a great look into Hitler's last days. It makes you feel like youre in the bunker with the characters
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