The film tells the story of one day in 2014, when Hitlercame back, waking up alone in the sun at 8:45 in the morning of this summer, the familiar streets of Berlin are no longer, no more around Faithful, the disappeared Imperial Chancellery can no longer be returned. What puzzles him is that Poland still exists, and the current German Chancellor is actually a woman. Because Hitler is so much like Hitler, Hitler was photographed by TV show producers, and as a result, the first time he appeared on the show, it exploded. Later, the click rate of the show fragments on Youtube surged, and various interview invitations came. Hitler, who returned to modern society, became a star by accident. In the film's storyline, no one thought that Hitler was a real "Hitler". They all regarded him as an actor who wanted to satirize Hitler. Thus, Hitler became a talk show star in modern society.
Look Who's Back movie plot
2022-01-07 15:53
Extended Reading
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Monroe 2022-03-20 09:02:15
He is really back. The best comedy I've seen this year, the lightness in the front is in sharp contrast with the heaviness in the back, whether it's laughing or satirical, it's all to the point, admiring Germany's self-deprecating courage. History is always strikingly similar, Hitler is just a symbol, what matters is who elected him. "Are they going to be condemned as monsters for electing me? No, they're just ordinary people, they just pin their hopes on me."
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Katarina 2022-03-21 09:02:37
The rendering of black humor in "Hitler is Back" can be described as incisively and vividly. In the previous paragraph, Hitler was ridiculous in the absurdity of modern life. As the plot progresses, the film integrates the contradictions in modern social politics into the film in a playful way. The thought-provoking ending is actually a profound wake-up and reflection on the revival of Nazism.
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Random Man: You have to learn from the past. Something like that should never be repeated.
Adolf Hitler: It won't be repeated. This time we're going to do this right.
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Adolf Hitler: So you are representing the national thing?
Ulf Birne: Well, you weren't available for a long time.
Adolf Hitler: I schedule my time.