J.T. Harrison

A bit campy at times this series none the less has grit, drama and plenty of soap opera plot changes to keep you engaged through all 4 seasons. The costumes, the locations, the fight and battle scenes are very well choreographed including a few tanks that look very authentic. Special effects are very well done. This is a gem that Amazon got greedy with and ruined a season 5 over money. Seriously Jeff Bezos, money? What a poor backing by such a wealthy company. But as produced season 4 does a decent bit of wrapping it all up at the end.

I found this movie to be amusing, hilarious and overtly alarming. Scenes where "Adolph Hitler" shoots a dog, berates the NDP members for not "being national Socialist enough" were amusing. Scenes towards the end of the movie with Adolph ranting on television akin to the 1930s and '40s were overtly alarmist and all too true and not just because it was "Hitler" doing the ranting but because it alludes to any modern politician using the same tactics and verbal cues to incite fear, hate and hysteria to subvert a rational political conversation in society. I found this movie informative, entertaining and though provoking. I recommend it!

You can't beat Cary Grant for double takes and hijinx. A hilarious,goofy and light film about a subject that in reality is anything but hilarious, goofy and light. And of course the set was spot on.

I too am a big fan of this movie. Gable provides an excellent performance despite his physical ailments, Lancaster is, of course, Lancaster and Don Rickles, well... did you notice the arms on that guy? His bio states he was a boxer before becoming an actor and comedian. No wonder he was unafraid of hecklers on stage!

Ethan Hawke, as usual, delivers an unforgettable performance as the duplicitous protagonist in this film. Or is he? There are plenty of other reviews that say what I think of this film, mind-trip, plot twist or my personal favorite "slab of sci-fi wrapped in old time detective crepe"... yeah, it's a cool movie, creepy at times but never so sickening with gore or foul language that you just want to turn it off (like so many movies today). A thumbs up and a Like and all those other phrases used these days to say "WATCH THIS MOVIE!".