Malcolm Thorpe

Very clever interactions among all characters. Reminding us all that someone who is terminally ill may still have to cope with the insecurities of the people around them. In the case of the sick young women, even though angry about the situation doesn't regress into any real self-pity that you could argue she is entitled to do. It's refreshing that the one person who she can relate to, in any other type of film he would be regarded as the dregs of society, and in turn, he cares for her in a way she feels mainly comfortable with. very humous and ultimately very touching film.

Excellent.- It's one of the rare horror movies that has actually 'exaggerated on a true theme' I.e. The horrific WW2, Nazi medical Doctors were using prisoners as a way of experimenting on, so as to achieve future benefits to the their own armed servicemen and citizens alike. What is also an unfortunate similarity with the fiction of the film to fact, that overall, Nazi scientists were far more advanced than their Allied counterparts. As a technical comment, all the opening 'flight scenes' were very impressive.