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Nuremberg

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John Leonard New York Magazine/Vulture 02/06/2018
Still, both Nuremberg, the mini-series, and Judgment, the equally long Hollywood movie, are star turns for actors as monsters and actors as victims. Go to Full Review
Emanuel Levy EmanuelLevy.Com 07/04/2005
3/5
Carol Cling Las Vegas Review-Journal 08/29/2003
3/5
Jonathan R. Perry Tyler Morning Telegraph (Texas) 08/03/2002
2/5
A searing performance by Brian Cox gets doused by a bucket of shameless moralizing too tepid for TV. Go to Full Review
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Per S Dec 27 In the opening scene Hermann Göring surrenders to US Air Force Captain Gustave Gibert, wearing one of his flamboyant uniforms, arriving together with his wife and daughter, and handing over his nazi dagger as a token, and then having a party. This is nothing but typical and utter Hollywood nonsense. The surrender didn't even happen in Nürnberg, but near Augsburg, Bayern, May 9, 1945, while the trail process began on November 20. Makes one wonder how much of this production is fiction, and how much is reality. See more Gregory S @Gregory566 Nov 5 Pretty solid performances all around. Brian Cox was brilliant. See more R K May 15 An interesting and accurate film/series of Nuremburg. It was grounded, realistic, dark, and had impressive acting and chilling soundtrack. See more Tasos L @TasosLe Mar 8 A pretty good movie about the trial of Nuremberg. See more Ann W 11/12/2021 A heavy subject treated with care and respect. A bit slow and very information filled, besides some typical american film drama cliches that I didn't care for. But overall, a good watch. See more 04/03/2020 An excellent recounting of the development of the international court system and the prosecution of the heads of the Nazi party in Germany after WWII. The display of the atrocities committed and the steps taken by the world powers to establish a more solid way for countries to persecute people who lack humanity. See more Read all reviews
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Director
Yves Simoneau