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Summary
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Acting
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Film
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Edge
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Reality
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TRUST WEIGHTED
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Very Good | Very Good | Very Good | Risqué | Glib |
| AVERAGE | Great | Really Great | Great | Risqué | Surreal |
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Very Good
3.5
Well intentioned gimmick story shows the absurdity – and horror – of the Holocaust through a child's eyes, and through … |
Very Good
3.5
David Thewlis – with his pasty complexion, receding chin and lank hair – cuts the perfect figure as the SS Dad/concentr… |
Very Good
3.5
The movie starts off beautifully, lyrically, with a lovely boy gamboling through tidy, tony Berlin streets, and into hi… |
Risqué
1.8
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Glib
1.2
Would an Auschwitz commandant's family live so close to the camp that they could smell the burning flesh? Perhaps. Wo… |
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Great
4.0
In a word: fascinating. A tale of innocence, discovery, moral dilemma, and overwhelming drama. A well told story of a … |
Really Great
4.5
Little Asa Butterfield is the star of course, he and the rest of the cast all put in admirable performances. |
Great
4.0
The filming style is all about highlighting the drama and inspiring thought, and director Mark Herman succeeds at both … |
Risqué
2.0
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Surreal
3.0
Ok, so a German boy befriending a camp prisoner isn't exactly realistic. But that didn't detract from my ability to enjoy. |
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Perfect
5.0
A jarring, moving film showing how Germans handled the final solution from the inside, centered around the improbable t… |
Perfect
5.0
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Perfect
5.0
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Risqué
2.3
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Supernatural
3.7
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Feb 22, 2009 7:21PM
davidmfishman
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The Tattooist of Auschwitz2024 |
0 |
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The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare2024 |
0 |
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Air2023 |
0 |
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Napoleon2023 |
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