Judgment at Nuremberg movie plot
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Vinnie 2022-03-27 09:01:09
This movie can manipulate people's mind. The memory of Auschwitz visit is all over again. Three hours went by so smooth. Burt Lancaster, you got me again. Spencer Tracy, Richard Widmark. I wish I could age like Marlene Dietrich.
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Israel 2022-03-25 09:01:10
"This is the predicament of our times" is technically inconspicuous, except for a few sudden push-pull movements, the lens is generally stable, the lighting is always bright, the grayscale is appropriate, and the picture basically exists to present words. It chose the part of the Nuremberg trial against German judges, and placed the jurisprudence on national subjects and international interests for discussion in a very special context. The American presiding judge in the film finally chose to ignore the national positions of the United States and Germany, but His life imprisonment sentence was destined to be unfulfilled in the Cold War appeal. In addition to the court trial, two clues were arranged: the relationship between the presiding judge and the widow of a German military officer, and the guidance of the U.S. military and the government to the military prosecutors. The line is a bit blunt, mainly raising the question of who should be responsible for the war and genocide. The second line records the constraints of politics on the law. The whole plot can feel the tenderness of the United States towards Germany, combined with the narrative of the Cold War in the play, I feel that there is a critical stance (and an interesting reflex) on Cold War policy. The performances of the actors were wonderful, especially the little German lawyer who responded quickly and emotionally.
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Mrs. Bertholt: One can't live with hate, I know that. Dan, we have to forget, if we are to go on living.
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Hans Rolfe: Remember, it was disclosed at the tribunal that Mr. Feldenstein bought you things. Candy and cigarettes?
Irene Hoffman: Yes.