It looked pretty, but...

Rating: 3/10 (9 December 2012)

This may contain a spoiler, not sure how that is judged.
I'm guessing that the reason this movie appealed to so many people is, it has shock value. Pretty much what is common in all media nowadays, a cheap, lazy way to get a product out to market that sells (if it bleeds, it leads). Basically, the whole movie is built up around setting up the shock of the ending. So many common since things are slightly twisted to make the ending work. Sure, on the surface it works, but after adding up all the things that have to be stretched to make the ending work, the shock of the ending is just that, shock. No substance.
This movie, when compared to good to excellent movies about WWII, is highly over rated. Making me really start to question what drives peoples minds, what has caused society to sway towards the "Jerry Springer" mentality.