William Bjornson This piece will dawn on you like a small epiphany if you come to it cold. It is both what and not what you might expect and best served to yourself as an impulsive dessert for your intellect. Just watch the gahdam thing and, I'm intuitively positive, you will think about it after and have your very own opinion(s). To those responsible, Vielen Dank!!

contact-86263 Masucci bears only a passing resemblance to Hitler, but his presence, timing, and delivery were spot on and it was easy to believe this was the Fuhrer himself - and I don't even speak or understand German.Besides being quite funny - throwing Hitler into the present day in the typical fish out of water scenario - the film has a serious undertone. I think if Hitler were to return in this form (mistaken for an actor) he probably would be able to change the thinking of the German people. Fortunately it appears that time travel is well nigh impossible, so we can enjoy the film for the fantasy it is.10 out of 10 for the acting, cinematography, dialogue, and storyline. I especially liked the candid interviews with the public and the range of reactions they provoked.

edwindsor-20680 This film is intended to be about the way modern German society deals with important issues facing them, and they way they can quickly come under the spell of a "strong leader" ETC. Unintended by the film makers I suspect, was the way the modern left exposed themselves in the way they see those who dare to disagree with their positive views on globalisation and internationalism.The main message of the film seems to be that those Germans (or Europeans in any European nation) who believe that Germany isn't some giant refugee centre for the rest of the planet, and that Germans have a right to their own indigenous land, not the rest of humanity, are just like Der Fuhrer.An example of this can be seen in real time news footage of a Swede making the suggestion that asylum seekers, heaven forbid, should actually accept the cultural and societal norms of Sweden. Oh how "Evil" of that "intolerant" man! The film is well made and funny (who'd a thought Germans had a sense of humour?) in places. But take the leftist political message with a grain of salt. Europeans have EVERY RIGHT to be concerned about their demographic integrity and migration from the developing world that never seems to cease. They have the right to be concerned about these things without being demonised as Nazis or anything else.

The Couchpotatoes Even though German is not the most pleasant language to listen to because it all sounds so aggressive all the time in this movie it works rather well because Adolf Hitler's speeches were also aggressive all the time. The movie itself is a dark comedy with sometimes a political view of modern society. It shows a lot of what is happening in Europe and what people complain about. Well at least what right wing people complain about and think about the situation because I couldn't care less about races and ethnicity's. You have good and bad people in all ethnicity's. The movie has some funny moments. I know I laughed a couple of times but for the majority of the movie I thought it was sometimes a bit long. Oliver Masucci as Adolf Hitler plays his role really good though. He has the physics and the perfect intonation in his voice to play Hitler. It's a good movie to watch once but I won't watch it a second time.