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As a vehicle for some good re-enactment and action scenes, despite the low budget, it delivered. Good depiction of German small unit tactics at the time, and a surprising amount of authentic gear, vehicles, etc. The battles are for the most part not very large, but representative of small squad to platoon-sized engagements that were common throughout the war.
There were some very noticeable low-budget CGI firing effects for most weapons, but the quality of the sound design made up for it - actually some of the best sound design I've seen in a low budget war flick. Effects for specific types of weapons are very realistic, well- mixed, and sound exactly as they would sound in an open field, small clearing, or a thick wooded forest at the base of a mountain valley
To top it off, the filming does take place in several picturesque locations.
There wasn't much character development for all but a handful of the SS soldiers, and not surprisingly the writers chose to focus on an individual soldier who was not the most gung-ho Nazi to begin with, Herckel.
Despite his obvious dislike for Jews and a belief that they were primarily responsible for Germany's problems, over the course of the war Herckel loses faith in the strength and capability of the German war machine, as his unit faces repeated defeats at the hands of the Soviets. As time goes on, he slowly learns the truth about what the Germans were doing to the Jews, and begins to struggle with the SS' treatment of POWs, and internal battles with his conscience over what he is really fighting for.
Ultimately Herckel finds that the only thing he has left to fight for (as the title implies) is his loyalty to his country and his fellow soldiers.
The narrated diatribes at the beginning and closing of the film were really unnecessary, and as others have mentioned, the narration at the film's closing seems to attempt to whitewash the atrocities of the SS and the Nazi regime, and to compare the Holocaust to allied killings of POWs (which were already primarily in retribution for the SS' no prisoner policy) and the use of atomic weapons against Japan.
Without the closing narration, it could have been a solid low-budget WWII film. With them, it borders on neo-Nazi apologetics, and one has to wonder about the political leanings of the writers and producers at that point.
Don't bother watching the English dubbing, it's terrible.
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Worse the voice actors dubbing it are reading it like they have never read the text before and honestly, aren't very proficient readers. I kept trying to figure out who this Yevon was they were talking about, when it dawns on me, the actors don't know the word Ivan. Sigh. Awful.
Pepe is peepee. Zero stars, avoid.
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They 'fight' with some men dressed as Russians and later on some Americans. That is about it – and we have an unbelievable bit about a Jewish woman. The film is shot mostly using the shaky camera bit – we all know this is done in a vain attempt to make the on screen 'action' look better than it is. However, something does have to actually happen on screen for any maintenance of the pretence of action to be even in the foothills of believable. The uniforms are mostly OK, and some of the weapons looked good. The acting is pitiful in places and when people die they have to have watered down tomato ketchup spread across their mouths.
The 'battles' are a bit am dram and clearly done be re enactors but despite putting up the names of different locations on the screen it is a bit obvious that they are fighting in the same field with the same armour etc. Also CGI planes that fly impossibly low, muzzle flashes and smoke that are photo shopped on – the list is quite long.
Then to add insult to injury it gets all preachy about both sides being guilty of crimes at the end but the Nazis are only blamed because we had the temerity to win – to the victor the spoils etc. The film starts out by saying it is non political and then goes out of its way to be apologist propaganda for Hitler fans. I should have known that this was a turkey when the film starts with a quote from an undoubted 'wise philosopher' who I could not quite place in the pantheon of 'the great thinkers'. It was Alessandro Pepe who wrote, directed and edited this lame piece of cinematic garbage. Anyone who tries to justify the Holocaust really should be taken to task – I feel dirty having watched it.
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Very few films are instead produced with the prime objective of stating a position: being it an artistic or ethical-socio-political POV. Our opinion that - demos and educational content aside - a movie isn't the best medium for such 'statements' is generally ignored and, as such, irrelevant: symbolic engagement is still more effective than reasoning and thus a well designed movie is more persuasive than a logic text. Regarding these films - as far as we are concerned - reviews are someway as interesting as watching the film itself because serious reviews virtually become part of a discussion. And some discussions easily heat-up...
Here we have such a film; one - unfortunately - where the author naively uses complex concepts like truth, reality, history, nature (just to name a few) and aims at being a-political while dealing with the most influential event of our world: 2nd world war.
The result? Talking about Malick's 'The thin red line' isn't casual: the parallel is obvious, deliberate and merciless. While Malick let soldiers share with few words their relationship with life, love, war, etc... here we have a lot of preachy-poetic voice-overs from the protagonist (a supposedly simple-minded soldier) and even an out-of-context female lecturing us with 'godly wisdom'. The outcome is that while in Malick's film I could feel moved by the soldiers' perspectives and engaged by their aesthetic-philosophic value, here I feel like someone is trying to sell me a not-so-subtle brainwashing into Pepe's simplistic world-view.
Let's not even dig about the technical proficiency: sub par is the first word coming to our mind.
In the end the bravery required to commit into a project like this (which would like to go way further than any WW2 tale of good VS evil) should be paired with a deeper understanding of what you're doing. Mr Pepe, if you want to change people's perspective or at least enlarge it, being a preachy commercial marketer doesn't work anymore. Get a serious culture (Malick studied his whole life, you have likely just taken a semester of contemporary history) and write a serious book. Otherwise, humbly, forget about 'Art' and Malick and just seek to entertain.
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I give the film a 5/10 because it is somewhat watchable despite the valid criticisms of others. I did not expect Saving Private Ryan and really had no expectations before watching this on Netflix.
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The movie covers the war from 43 on in a squad within the SS 1st Division, the Leiberstant division. The movie totally forgets how the SS came about. It paints them as average soldiers. I think any average person wouldn't believe that. It forgets the fact that this division was Hitler's favorite. The unit came from Hitler's personal body guard. These people were the most extreme of Germany's extreme bad guys. The movie forgets the racial motivation of the SS. I found it hilarious in how they shot prisoners hesitantly. The move shows US soldiers shooting SS soldier but it ignores Malmendy where the SS shot scores of Americans. The movie only touches on the death camps in passing. It forgets the horrors of the holocaust and the 50 million who died from the second German caused world war.
PC cancers like this movie pose a grave threat to our nation. It lets people forget evil for evils sake out of fear it will offend someone. Then that leads to an environment where that evil can come back again.
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The both sides did it crap makes one feel dirty just listening to it. There is good and bad in the world. Good is crossing an ocean to fight against a enemy and country that was gassing to death Jews, Gypsies, POW's on an industrial scale. Good is fighting to liberate your own country from the same murderous atrocities being committed by an enemy army. Evil is the soldier who defends those murderous atrocities, either directly, or by allowing the regime to survive.
One of the last lines was a trite comment about how there was no difference between Hiroshima, and what the Nazi's did. Einstien asked FDR to develop the 'bomb' because he knew what the Nazi's would do. We can all thank God that the Nazi's never developed the Atomic bomb. And it's too bad that it was not developed in time to drop on Berlin and wipe out Hitler and his pals. Think of how many millions of people would have been saved from the Holocaust if we had had the chance to nuke those evil MFers.
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This hate crime author of this shoddy film has no grasp on historical reality which is demonstrated by putting Normandy battle in 1943. But the real danger is diminishing the shocking atrocity that was the massive German killing machine. The piles of corpses stacked at the death camps can not be refuted. But let's rewrite history with an SS soldier with a heart. The SS were the worst of the worst. The most extreme of the extremists, and committed war crimes more than any part of the German war machine. They were also highly effective because they were fanatics. That's not a good thing. Showing Americans murder prisoners is just inaccurate. A prisoner is worth something. They can be interrogated, and have value. After the Malmady massacre at Battle of Bulge SS soldiers may have been given no quarter, but that would have been a reaction to just another of the latest in a long line of crimes perpetrated by the diabolical SS. The final act of SS survivors was to shed their uniforms and blend in. They knew they were guilty. Too bad the filmmaker does not in this sickening revisionist apology.
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It is astounding that this revisionist tripe was made, much less that it received theatrical release.
Not to mention that the film is badly, mawkishly, tritely made, poorly shot and indifferently acted.
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It is about a soldier in the Waffen SS and his story but with a twist at the end. If you can become the soldier and feel the story, then the movie is a good watch. It does leave you thinking. Hard to say more without a spoiler.
Lastly, the voice overs could have been a lot better also but just grin and use your imagination. If you have no imagination and need everything fed to you, then watch Saving Private Ryan or something similar...
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The movie is presented as the story of a regular guy serving in the SS. It is literally announced at the start of the movie. However, the movie plays this fiddle a bit too much. For example: at one moment the subject is raised why the men joined the SS and it is presented as if they just wanted to do their duty. But the SS was not just some regular army unit. The SS were selected men, all volunteers, who adhered to a certain ideology and are noted for a long list of war crimes and crimes against humanity. Notably, the unit in this movie, the 1st SS, was notorious for this.
While the subject could have been interesting, the movie does not make much use of it. Where moral ambiguity would have been interesting, this is downplayed and only brought up at the end of the movie and the cloaked in a kind of apologetic by showing that the allies were bad as well. It would have been a much better movie if it had shown the SS as they were, brave perhaps, but brutish as well, and so perhaps explain how they could do the things they did. Now we just get to see what we have already seen before. A soldier getting tired of war and disillusioned. That we have seen before and seen done a lot better.
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It seems that a lot of reviewers have a hard time with this movie because it doesn't have a clear cut good vs. bad story. Sorry, if that is what you were looking for, watch Star Wars. Good vs. Bad only truly exists in the fictional world.
Most soldiers from the various armies were simply doing their best to survive. All sides committed horrendous atrocities and that is what this movie tries to get across to its audience. If you don't agree, do a google search for the 'bombing of Dresden', 'Rape of Nanking', 'Bombing of Nagasaki', etc.... There are no good guys
That said, I started this movie expecting to waste a couple of hours on another stupid war flick. About 20 minutes into the movie, I was sure I was wasting my time. But slowly the movie drew me in making it clear how the soldiers on the front felt. Depression, hopelessness and loneliness. The director is able to turn your emotions if you give him time.
In addition, the uniforms, equipment and historical timeline were are accurate which isn't common in most war movies anymore.
Both depressing and worth watching.
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It is not a big budget movie but it does make its' points if given a chance. At first I thought it quite cheesy, but as I continued to watch, I began to understand what the producer/director was trying to say. In the end I liked it.
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Meine Ehre heißt Treue (pronounced [ˌmaɪnə ˈʔeːʁə haɪst ˈtʁɔʏə]; 'My honour is called loyalty') is the motto of the former National Socialist organization, the Schutzstaffel (SS).
Origin[edit]
In a National Socialist context, the phrase Meine Ehre heißt Treue refers to a declaration by Adolf Hitler following the Stennes Revolt, an incident between the Berlin Sturmabteilung (SA) and the SS. In early April 1931, elements of the SA under Walter Stennes attempted to overthrow the head of the Berlin section of the National Socialist German Workers' Party. As the section chief Joseph Goebbels fled with his staff, a handful of SS men led by Kurt Daluege were beaten trying to repel the SA. After the incident, Hitler wrote a letter of congratulations to Daluege, stating ... SS-Mann, deine Ehre heißt Treue! ('Man of the SS, your honour is loyalty'). Soon afterward, Reichsführer-SSHeinrich Himmler, adopted the modified version of this phrase as the official motto of the organisation.
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Terms related to virtue, such as 'honour', 'fidelity', 'comradeship' or 'obedience' were abundantly used by the SS. The word 'fidelity', used alone, was often a reference to Hitler personally, as in the pledge of allegiance of the SS:
We swear to you, Adolf Hitler, (...) fidelity and bravery. We solemnly pledge obedience to the death to you, and to those named by you as leaders (...)[1]
The notion of fidelity did thus not refer to an ideal or an ethic, but to Hitler personally and his delegates, in line with the Führerprinzip of National Socialist ideology; 'fidelity' was to be understood as absolute obedience.
The identification of 'fidelity' with 'honour' entailed, in the negative, the loss of honour by disobeying orders. Hence, 'honour' lost its traditional meaning: honour in disobeying illegal and criminal orders became an oxymoron, as only a blind obedience was deemed honourable. In the ethos of the SS, the refusal to commit crimes ordered by a leader constituted a dishonourable deed. This nazification of vocabulary was aimed at obtaining the sort of unconditional obedience that law could not provide, as it required a pledge to traditional ideals of chivalrous virtue.[2]
Since 1947, the use of this motto or variations thereof has been prohibited in a number of countries, notably Austria and Germany, in their laws pertaining to the use of symbols of anti-constitutional organizations, e.g. in Germany, Strafgesetzbuch 86a. Nonetheless it is still used by extreme-right organisations[3][4].
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- ^...Wir schwören Dir, Adolf Hitler (...) Treue und Tapferkeit. Wir geloben Dir und den von Dir bestimmten Vorgesetzten Gehorsam bis in den Tod...[CITATION NEEDED]
- ^Bernd Wegner, Hitlers politische Soldaten ('Tugendideale der SS')
- ^Fröhlich, Claudia; Heinrich, Horst-Alfred (2004). Geschichtspolitik: wer sind ihre Akteure, wer ihre Rezipienten? (in German). Franz Steiner Verlag. ISBN9783515082464.
- ^''Deutschland den Deutschen' - Gedanken und Fakten zu Fremdenfeindlichkeit und Rassismus in der Fußballfanszene'(PDF).