An interesting, at times
riveting drama, one that wisely chose to show a trial of lesser Nazi
defendants than any of the big fish--a choice that brings the
heart-of-the-matter issues (the responsibilities of society at large vs.
the force of so-called leaders) front and center. That choice also
injects some uncertainty into a courtroom drama that could otherwise be
viewed as a "slam dunk" foregone conclusion. Along with serving as an
important historical document, the film also entertains, thanks to
excellent performances by a superb cast. Powerful stuff.
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Showing posts with label Richard Widmark. Show all posts
Saturday, April 21, 2007
Judgment At Nuremberg
An interesting, at times
riveting drama, one that wisely chose to show a trial of lesser Nazi
defendants than any of the big fish--a choice that brings the
heart-of-the-matter issues (the responsibilities of society at large vs.
the force of so-called leaders) front and center. That choice also
injects some uncertainty into a courtroom drama that could otherwise be
viewed as a "slam dunk" foregone conclusion. Along with serving as an
important historical document, the film also entertains, thanks to
excellent performances by a superb cast. Powerful stuff.
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