Good movie but inaccurate visual info on camps

Rating: 7/10 (12 February 2011)

Overall the story is great and portrayed very well. However the camps were a lot worse than it is portrayed in this movie. I am Polish and I have seen the information on the camp and the actual size of camps that truly existed. They were a lot bigger, also the amount of torture and deaths was heck a lot higher. If the boy in the camp really existed he wouldn't have any time to speak with Bruno because he would be constantly ordered around. People in camp were constantly hungry and as skinny as skeletons they were also beaten and brutalized till they couldn't take it anymore and were shot. If they were too old and considered not useful to the SS they would be burned alive.
My grandfathers brother died in a concentration camps, they were nothing to joke about cruelest thing ever imagine able. Read or listen to Night by Ellie Wiesel he describes the camps more accurately. See other more serious Holocaust movies and then you will know how much more serious things really were.
Example of best movie that portrayed the camps correctly is The Schindler's list