Judgment at Nuremberg

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Henry D @Henry_Domke 4d Riveting. It held our attention so completely that the three hours passed without our noticing it. The fluid transitions and the nuances of thought and argument were remarkably effective. Much of that was due to the powerful script, fine acting, cinematography and editing. This was our third viewing, and the film retained its full impact. See more Wayne K @WayneKelso Jun 1 An epic courtroom drama with one of the most incredible 20th century casts ever assembled, Judgement At Nuremberg makes great use of its extensive runtime and heavy subject matter, posing interesting questions about collective responsibility and moral accountability. What’s so fascinating is that the verdict is clearly a foregone conclusion, but the story has you swaying back and forth on who’s right about what, and both sides have merit. The acting is very 1960s, with lots of grandiose speeches yelled in front of stunned extras, and a feeling of repetition starts to creep in towards the end. But for whatever flaws it might have, the film itself is a powerful, engrossing window into the aftermath of one of humanities darkest chapters, and an experience that makes 3 hours simply fly by. See more Mickey B. @Mickerdoo May 22 Extremely compelling film about justice in WWII atrocities. Standout camera work. Speeches with vigor. Disappointing final title card. See more Blake- N @PBSAniDom May 7 Judgment at Nuremberg is a towering courtroom drama that stands as one of the most powerful and thought-provoking films ever made. While it often feels almost unreal in its intensity, it is actually rooted in the real post-war Nuremberg trials, which only adds to its weight and impact. The film excels through its gripping dialogue, moral complexity, and outstanding performances from the entire cast. Rather than relying on action or spectacle, it builds its strength through ideas—justice, responsibility, and the difficult truths societies must face after unimaginable events. What makes it so memorable is how relevant it still feels today. It challenges the viewer to think deeply about law, conscience, and accountability without ever feeling preachy. A masterclass in filmmaking and storytelling, and easily a 10/10 experience. See more Ace R @dragoneca2 Mar 10 Absolutely superb film❗ A must see for those who want to know more about WWII. Expertly written, cast, and produced. I highly recommend that you see this film. 👍😊 See more Kyle M @RT77296778 Mar 2 There’s been a discourse via literature that talks of grief, guilt and forgiveness surrounding the aftermath long after the Holocaust, and this film examines those conversational roots so well whilst giving us a disclosing sense of judicial justice. This is a fictional dramatization of the trials with representative conduits that enabled a character study upheld by brilliant performances from such ensemble with all the engaging traits of a courtroom drama with balanced logos. Plus, its underlying power that weaves through the taut screenplay eventually surfaces with all of its haunts that triggered the morally tested testimonies. (A-) See more Read all reviews

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