This is simply one of the best World War II films I've ever seen.

Oliver Hirschbiegel's sprawling two and a half hour opus chronicles in frighteningly intimate detail the final ten days of Adolph Hitler's life, crafting a tightly wound narrative that never ever shy's from depicting Hitler in all of his monstrous mania, yet still manages to make these monstrous people feel strangely human, yet never make us feel sorry for them.

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