Chris DeCrease

Fascinating documentary /dramatization using lots of film taken by the Nazis themselves and footage from the Nuremberg trials. Many of the events are narrated from AI recreations of the voice of a journalist who was reporting from Germany for most of the 1930s through the start of WWII until conditions became too dangerous. Extremely well-done. The series can’t help but draw some parallels to the current political climate in the US.

Amazing movie. The characters and acting are outstanding. Everything about the film is rich and deep. I could watch it 10 times and still have missed a lot. The music, sets, costumes are so true to the period. Fincher’s obsession with detail shines. The screenplay is super. Highly recommend for the thinking person.

The artwork was fine. Music was inconsistent- seemed like so many different styles. The story was not very coherent. Hard to follow. I actually found myself falling asleep because it didn’t hold my attention.

These guys are so sincere and share what they have learned about what they have discovered makes them truly happy. As Americans we are so brainwashed by corporations and our culture into believing we need more than we really do at the expense of our relationships with other people. This film shows that we can choose another way.