|
|
|
|
Movie |
Rating: NR Length: 80 minutes |
Video |
Widescreen 1.77:1 Color |
Audio |
ENGLISH: Dolby Digital 2.0 |
Captions |
English |
Purchase |
|
|
Plot |
This is a look at Adolf Hitler through the eyes of color cameras while listening to the words of others; friends, soldiers, collaborators and victims.
|
Pros |
Most documentaries on Hitler and WWII are black & white; seeing it in color does lead to a different perspective. The rallies have a completely different look and feel when you see all the red flags. Brian Cox was an excellent choice as narrator. |
Cons |
At 80 minutes in length, don't expect a lot; this would equate to a cliffs notes version of a more detailed documentary. And don't adjust your TV; this is what color video looked like over 60 years ago. |
Extras |
- A Ten-Minute Colour Archive Montage of the Immediate Aftermath of the War
- An Interactive Map of the Main Nazi Concentration Camps
- An Interactive Timeline of the Third Reich
- A Nazi Propaganda Poster Gallery
- Biographies of Leading Nazis
|
Recommendation |
There are many documentaries out there that are far more educational/detailed on Hitler. I found this for $5 and it was worth the time to see things in a different perspective. |
Director |
|
Actors |
|
Links |
|
|