An Evil within

Rating: 9/10 (7 December 2005)

This film clearly accentuates Hitler's Evil brains and cold heart towards his own people. Half way through the film I felt like "I wish I was really alive and present there in front of Hitler, I would have slapped him in front of his own army, no matter whatever consequences I may have to face later, because he deserves that".
The film is segmented in three parts connoting Hitler's Evil life; first, a complete dark scene with a voice-over conveying a message of Evil born on this earth, second, the film shot in absolute darkness in bunkers where it signifies Hitler "down in hell", and finally, there is light after Hitler's death and the war is over and scene's outside the bunkers in broad daylight. This film makes me extremely sad about the fact that numerous people were shot dead for no reason at all, plus a number of unnecessary suicides. Suicide in my terms is a complete waste of life and is the power of Evil.
The film is very well crafted and entertains you even if you are not a fan of any war films (just like me). Bruno's acting is spectacular and he portrays Hitler in its original form and deserves an award. I also appreciated the Set Ups arranged by the Art Director. Overall this film is worth every penny in the cinema / DVD.
My overall score for this Masterpiece is 9 out of 10.
Watch it! NEIL BHATIA