Don’t always say that you are the winner, you have to love peace~

Ona 2022-03-21 09:01:18

The destruction of an empire is the end of a period of history, and history is always written by the victor.
When time goes by, who will remember them.
Who is right and who is wrong is no longer a concept.
The cheers of the winners, the fate of the losers. The coward's low eyebrows.
Or sad, or angry, or hesitant, or confused.
A game that failed from the beginning.
Who is singing, who is keeping faith?
Only the witnesses can understand that all this is just the longest and most tragic dream I have ever made.

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  • Cordie 2022-04-24 07:01:02

    A classic World War II film, one that stands out in a film about Hitler, even, in a sense, a film that belongs to Gantz alone. The empire is about to collapse and everything will end. In the last ten days, the head of state and a group of followers hid in bunkers, and the Nazi machine was still running, even though the outcome was quite clear. At this time, the most interesting thing is undoubtedly the complex mentality of the people and the choices they face in the future. This film, in a documentary nature, recreates history through the oral memories and materials of the parties, and brings Hitler and the people around him. The mental state of Yiqian people is vividly displayed, which is emotional and is destined to make people fall into deep reflection. Under the shaping of Ganz, Hitler returned from the devil in people's conception to a flesh-and-blood human being. He maintained grace and respect for ladies, affection and respect for his subordinates, and a firm belief that was almost paranoid. Creepy views, etc., all of which restore a real and complete head of state. Gantz's performance is epic and cannot be surpassed.

  • Rowland 2022-03-19 09:01:03

    Feel like a documentary

Downfall quotes

  • Traudl Junge: Herr Speer! How did you get into Berlin?

    Albert Speer: It wasn't easy, but I must speak with the Führer.

    Heinz Linge, Kammerdiener: If I were you, I'd wait a bit.

  • Officer: [In the bunker during a bombardment] Berlin is now nothing but warehouses: Here were some houses, and there were some houses.

    [laughter]