There are mixed feelings after watching the movie.
First, a lot of questions to the creators. Klaus says he's a Wehrmacht officer, but he's wearing a cap with a dead head. The costumer's failure? Anna has free movement through the territory of the concentration camp and even leaving it without escort. Really? She seems like a valuable
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There are mixed feelings after watching the movie. First, a lot of questions to the creators. Klaus says he's a Wehrmacht officer, but he's wearing a cap with a dead head. The costumer's failure? Anna has free movement through the territory of the concentration camp and even leaving it without escort. Really? She seems like a valuable shot for Klaus. I think I need an eye on her. Whatever he wants to run away from. But no, there is no control at all. And the concentration camp is shown as the pioneer camp of Sunny. It seems to show that they are dying, bullied. On the other hand, the rest are doing very well. There's even some kind of prison unit. Really? When the training story began, Soviet soldiers were not supposed to have shells. Then why the hell did 4 people get on the crew? No shells, so neither loader nor gunner is needed. What do they do there? They would be more useful to the Germans if the shoes were tested. But no, these are very valuable personnel for training tankmen, they need a special regime. Really? Special thanks to the one who invented the scene when Klaus tries to shoot a tank with a gun. It would seem that the tanker is better than everyone else should know that this is impossible. But then the rage must have clouded the mind. A separate frying pan, I hope, was prepared in the underworld for those who invented a scene with the handshake of a Soviet soldier and a Nazi. Really? And in general, the circus that occurs after escaping from the landfill does not even want to remember. Secondly, I want to celebrate the good performance of the actors. There are no questions for anyone. As a result, as usual recently, the writer, costumer, and the director were screwed up as the main responsible for everything that happens on the set.
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