Down...fall, a movie that expresses depressive emotions

Rating: 10/10 (17 October 2005)

Downfall or Der Untergang is a great movie. It really teaches a lesson in history on the side of the enemy, because most WWII movies told the story about the war on our side, never on our enemy's side. You may see that us Allies, we were as evil as the Nazis (maybe more the Soviets than the American-British-Canadian-French together, were more evil).
For the reasons in the previous paragraph, this WWII is like none other. It came out in theaters at a great time here in North America, marking the 60th anniversary of the end of the war in Europe, a great time to learn the lesson in history.
Seeing Hitler (Swiss actor Bruno Ganz) so depressed, shows him like never before. The way he was being so emotive, reminded me of harsh moments in my life, I view this movie to confront this moments as I remember them, it doesn't help nor the opposite, it simply expresses my own emotions for me !