Reviewer:
Hildegard Brosseau from Stratford, CT United States
These are the last words uttered by Oskar Werner in this excellent account of the last days at the Fuehrer bunker at the end of WWII. This is as close as we can come to what actually happened. This is not fiction, this is the real horror. Traudl Junge, Hitler's secretary, was hired as advisor and much of the dialogue is verbatim to the conversations as recalled by Frau Junge. Erich Maria Remarque was one of the script writers.
MovieDetective's print is crisp and clear with reasonably accurate subtitles. I urge everyone to have a look at it. It is a film worth having, even if you're not a history buff. I might add that the role of Hauptmann Wuest, played by Oskar Werner, is the only fictional character. Everyone else really lived [but not to tell the tale].
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Der Letzte Akt
April 29, 2017
Reviewer:
THOMAS J MCGAH from Brighton, MA United States
A German 'view' of the last days of Hitler. Quite powerful.
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perfect
August 7, 2016
Reviewer:
Alan Altman from Miami, FL United States
artistic seller
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Spectacular Quality
May 14, 2016
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Dr. Alan S. Altman, Ed. D. from Miami, FL United States
The quality of the print was extraordinary. Movie Detective is to be congratulated. This extremely rare film was handled with loving care. I will certainly make future purchases,
Dr. Alan S. Altman, Ed. D. Professor Nova Southeastern University
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Der letzte act
January 15, 2016
Reviewer:
Carol Sandström from Skärholmen, Stockholm Sweden
Pabst version of Hitlers last days in the bunker is of course a must. Good print.
Don't ever say jawohl again. 
Der Letzte Akt