The whole movie is too flat and straightforward, and the slow pace brought by the straightforward narrative affects the perception. Because the climax of the entire assassination activity is just a momentary explosion, a lot of space is spent on the process of preparing for the assassination, although there are two "dress rehearsals" in the middle. The assassinations, but they all happened in a flash, so audiences accustomed to watching Hollywood blockbusters may not be easily excited when watching this movie. Many details have not been expanded to describe, and even the main scene of the protagonist's assassination of Hitler in the "Wolf's Den" does not seem to be nervous. The film only uses the protagonist to change clothes in a hurry and the briefcase with the bomb is placed everywhere to create the atmosphere, some lack of explanation.
Valkyrie Straightforward narrative influence perception
2022-01-25 08:08
Extended Reading
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General Friedrich Fromm: I don't know what you're brewing up, and I don't want to know. But when the music stops, I'd be obliged if Keitel found himself without a chair.
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General Friedrich Fromm: I'll hear you say it Colonel!
Col. Claus von Stauffenberg: [angrily turns and raises false arm] Heil Hitler!