The best ww2 film ever made

Rating: 10/10 (1 February 2008)

Well, let me say, regarding the historical accuracy, the costumes, the script, the performance of the actors, this is the best ww2 film ever. I read some competent historical books about what had happened those days( in the bunker, and all about the suicides). I must say, except the fact that gen. Bugdorf's body wasn't found in, so we can't yet proof 100% that he committed suicide, all the other details are driven from pure and liquid reality.(I mean of course the main suicides' scenes).
In other ways, the film is a very realistic description of ww2, 100%. Of course, it may bother some people who should read more before qualify all German's ww2 soldiers as Nazi criminals or getting a "scape goat" out of Germany for all the ww2 war crimes, because it simply isn't like that. All the belligerent parts have their one role in the number of innocent victims. The difference between German films of ww2 and the allied ones is that in the first category we find examples of crimes made including by their own former countrymen, which of course we don't find in the Russian, English and American films of this kind( except Letters of Iwo Jima, when that Japanese prisoner is murdered). Just see the film and you'll know what I'm talking about.
Also, a big mark of realism in the street-fights, huge amount of historical resources like uniforms, military equipment and other things that give the note of the historical accuracy.
About the actors, I must say, the one who plays Hitler is simply brilliant. Also you should watch closely Thomas Kretschmann and A.M. Lara in their acts.
Here you got to feel the last days of the European war from different perspectives, following Hitler, his secretary, his generals, a HJ young-boy, a medic, Eva Brown, etc; in each's personal type of struggle. Every minute you get the feeling of the collapse of an empire, when some choose to stay and face the downfall, others to escape by all means possible, others to die by their own hand and others to hope that after all had passed away, they will be strong enough to rebuild their lives...