Bradley C

Absolutely brilliant. Going into the film expecting a relatively light hearted film (for a film about the Nazis) and while it was, we were struck by some of the tension and dread we experienced at points. I genuinely cannot fault anything from this film, apart from the odd joke not landing (but for every miss, there were 10 hits) and a couple of cringe inducing moments, and I repeat MOMENTS, you forget about within minutes anyway. Thomasin and Roman were absolutely fantastic in their roles and Taika is, somehow, a perfect imaginary Hitler. This film is as much a hard hitting drama as it is a comedy that drew gasps from the audience where we watched. On a scale of 1 to 10, this film easily gets a 9 in my books, and is my favourite film of the decade so far (that's funny because it is the 4th Jan, by the way). Just, watch it....