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Greatest animation movie all time. Don't agree with you on a point, it's not totally accurate to the bible, several things have been added to enhence the story but the main message is here though. Great review !

It's one of the best ngl

My 12 year old daughter got captivated from the very first scene to the end. She started asking questions about the Bible for the first time. We're not very fond of musicals, but this movie is something else. I cried the whole time. This is the best animation ever along with King Lion.

I hope one day we'll get another movie based on a biblical story like this

This is one of my favorite movies ever!

Awesome review Cam. Great movie!

Terrible movie

While l agree the part in New York couldve been shorter l think it was important to include as it exposed him to the oppression of the Blacks in the US. When he came back to Germany and learned what was happening l think he took that experience into being a major figure in the resistance. I think it added to understanding of who he was

Angel Studios is owned by Mormons. All religions are following pagan holidays. All religions are leading believers astray. Yahuah is our Heavenly father and Yahusha is the savior! HalleluYAH! Believers are waking up to the deception. Read your Bible, do what His word says. Churches are leading you to practice occultism and not what Yahuahs word says.

It's also worth pointing out that while Bonhoeffer doubtless knew of plots to kill Hitler, there is no evidence that he was ever involved with any of them. And he certainly never embraced the idea the way the movie suggests. Also, the assassination plot in the film is not the one Bonhoeffer MIGHT have been slightly involved with. And the gun in his hand in the poster is inexcusable.

The film is a box office bomb because they lied about Bonhoeffer.

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Fantastic movie

Fantastic movie.

I saw the film on Thanksgiving and loved it. I agree with you that the split timing was distracting and confusing. I do disagree with you about the scenes in Harlem, particularly the dance clubs. To me it was heartwarming and showed the very human side of the man. He led with his heart. Those scenes were actually the most entertaining parts of this very grim story too. I also saw a very informative documentary about Bonhoeffer on Amazon Prime, which was helpful to me to understand the story. In the Angel film the assassination attempt seemed unlike the way it was shown in the Amazon film. I didn't fret about the length of the film, it held my interest and that of my friend up until the end.

Watched this movie this past weekend. I must say, this is the best movie I have watched this year. It deserves an oscar.

I saw the movie twice and loved it, this generation needs people like Bonhoeffer! We need Christians to wake up and resist evil, unfortunately we are living in similar days.

How do you say his time in Harlem at the legendary Abysinian Baptist church is not a big piece of the movie? His experience at the Abysinian church was what altered his perception and worldview that shaped and informed his pastorship and resistant fight in Germany.

I beg to disagree about what you said with Dietrich’s time with the Afro American church. That was very crucial in his spiritual deepening of his concept of justice and enhanced his anti-racist stance. That 25 minutes scene with the Afro-American Christians to me is great. I gave it 5.

Such a moving powerful movie. It reflects what is going on now.

He was a universalist!

have watched the movie and it was amazing, almost made me cry at the end

but the young healthy Jewish men were the ones going to Switzerland to lend credence that they were well cared for, they wouldn't be the emaciated men. Also the scene in NYC at the Hotel with the black guy was important so that he could understand first hand, oppression. The scene also gives incite to his pacifist side

saw it last night, anyone that voted for Trump should see and really think about what they did

I've not seen the movie yet, but each review & or trailer touches my heart in a way that brings tears speaking volumes to today's church. The American church needs this message.

Just watched it in theatres. This is a movie that needs to be seen in 2024. Are we willing to open our eyes to truth? Are we willing to come out of our silent closet of Christianity in the face of rampant wokeness? What is the cost of our faith? Some may ask why Bonhoeffer insisted on going back to Germany from the safety of the US: God granted him the courage to do it, to set an example of going 100% so that we may be encouraged to go 1%.

0/10 film. HOW DARE YOU CALLING THIS JEWISH FILM CHRISTIAN???

Just saw that movie last week; it was powerful!

Where can we watch this film in the UK?

Too much time on the Harlem experience. It almost seemed like the director was comparing black oppression in America to Jewish oppression in Germany. Sorry no comparison.

This film is so, so, so, SO GOOD! Beautifully done, too! You MUST see it - and be inspired!!!!

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Yeah so I'm not super well versed or as experienced as you are with filmmaking. I'm just a watcher and the first half all the cuts the back and forth. The time stuff actually was very confusing and some of the transitions were just shocking. Like really strange. Eventually things started smoothing out a little bit and I was able to catch on. But really I don't know why you like the editing style so much. I thought it was kind of crazy. Just my opinion. Again, I'm not an expert, but thanks for reviewing and I appreciate your input

One thing that would help would is having a date caption so we could understand the timeline. The movie covers his life but it would have been a great reference. I read Bonhoeffer book by Eric Metaxas so i knew the timeline.

It was confusing if you don't know the story of Bonhoffer. I didn't like the actor they choose for Bonhoffer. But still a myst see for all Christians due to been prophetic. Something is coming and we must be ready.

I thought your review was spot on. I did love the movie as I'm student of Bonhoeffer and I recorded a video series based on the Eric Metaxas book (Pastor, Martyr, Prophet, Spy) I,too, thought there was too much emphasis on the club scene and really not enough on Bonhoeffer's relationship to the Abyssinian Baptist church. There were a number of attempts to assassinate Hitler - it seemed they put all those attempts into one event. I missed seeing the relationship with his fiancee Maria Von Wedemeyer. She was a very important part of his life and the correspondence between the two while he was imprisoned was profound. His brother in law, Hans, served on the German supreme court & was an important official in the Abwehr and was also arrested and sent to Flossenburg prison. They did not bring out how really significant Hans was in the plot. There could have been more emphasis on the profound impact his discipleship of his seminary students had on the Confessing Church. I do realize this is all part of the nitpicking because there was limited amount of time and also an effort to reach an audience that may know nothing about Bonhoeffer.

"True Grit" (2010) may interest you, especially after watching 1:42 of this: ua-cam.com/video/922uwSo4Uc8/v-deo.html&ab_channel=FryGuyFilms Don't miss the verse from Proverbs at the very beginning. I discussed the opening with a liberal pastor. After saying that I saw a cross in the porch lights, & the glass door, he responded: "I did not see a cross." I am still wondering how this connects with the story.

It's interesting that you think Oppenhiemer had better cutting between timelines. I thought it was very confusing, and my older brother (70's) could not follow the cuts at all. I also didn't like the arty stars and explosions that were supposed to be part of his thought process. It was just done way too much.

As 1 who likes historical films, plus ones with award nominations, I entered the theater knowing little about the story. As each scene progressed I was pleasantly surprised & amazed. British Garfield's consistent Virginia accent is authentic. His character has a strong story arc which shows how his Christian faith is deep, abiding, and above all practical. He serves both his country and Lord in impactful ways. Cam voices multiple reasons why this is a stellar film. I recommend inviting a group over and having a discussion afterward.

Recent films I recommend you consider: "Cabrini", "Jesus Revolution", "Sound of Freedom". Further back: "C.S. Lewis, The Reluctant Convert", "Amazing Grace" 2006, "Chariots of Fire", "The Hiding Place". These have artistic merit, are cinematic masterpieces with God honoring messages.

God calls the Church to be the conscience of the State- but not to be or run the state. Bonhoeffer himself made the point that wielding power is not what we are called to do, and that's the mistake Metaxas and the Christian nationalists make when they try to appropriate Bonhoeffer, who was murdered by a more extreme version of their own ideology. When the roles of Church and State are confused, the State- NOT the Church!- always ends up calling the shots and it's precisely the Church's prophetic role that loses out. The will to power crowds out its witness and makes the Church less than useless.

Not perfect. Bonhoeffer's execution was "cleaned up" for family viewing. Bonhoeffer's role in rescuing Jews could have been emphasized more, and the movie sometimes drags. Niemoeller's sermon to the SS and subsequent arrest were well done, but his name was mentioned so seldom that you wound up referring to him as "another pastor!" All in all, though, I loved the movie.

I think where people had the problem was they seemed led to believe it was a "retelling" of the book of Hosea from the Bible, not based on a novel "inspired by" the events of said book. That, I believe, is where people drew the line. I haven't seen the movie yet, just the trailer. Judging from what's on there, yeah! Definitely not for little eyes. I haven't seen the movie, just the trailer. BTW, you gave a really solid review and critique! Great job! I'll take all this into consideration should I decide to see it.

Loved your Review!

Oh please Oppenheimer movie sucked

He was pacifist to the end. Great movie. Hadn't heard of him but the movie was so good. Been surfing his Wikipedia ever since, want to read his books and his fiance's complete collection of their correspondences while he was in prison. Such an interesting slice of history from an interesting perspective. Hearing those meme-ified quotes spoken and picturing the people that spoke them was amazing. Really amazing movie. I think that the time he spent in USA was to awaken him. I loved it because it showed us his core memories that gave him strength when he was in prison for years and in concentration camp with no contact with support. Music is therapy, and that was a therapeutic moment he could carry. To be alone like that, you have to look back at moments in your life where you had strong feelings with strong happy memories. I liked this movie because it didn't have gratuitous suffering or violence. It DEFINITELY had it. And I like how it focused on the inner experiences of people who lived through that time, the inner battles to leave or stay, split your family apart, and either way have to bear witness to the suffering. This was his home. His church being overrun, his flock being torn apart. The Sunday school children being forced into military service for a madman. If that's not gruesome enough for you then idk man. Use your imagination. None of those men were naked on screen so you have no idea how they looked, their clothes fit loosely, that tells us how they'd changed. I'm sure just doing the movie was heavy enough. My favorite scene was when his pastor friend who was in England (?) told him that England worried about supply to the church because it could invite invasion from Germany. And Bonhoefer said "INVASION?! My home has been invaded from within!" Just such a moment. His frustration was what kept me so hooked the whole film. Just feeling his feelings and not ignoring his conscience.

I loved this movie. A few possible inaccuracies and a few kind of confusing time skip and rewinds. Other than that. So many of these themes stand true today. I still think everyone should see this movie.

What amazed me about this movie is the story it told about how Hitler and regime impacted the German church. We’ve seen the historical impact he had, but never from the viewpoint from within the Christian church. He banned the Bible and re-wrote his own version. I literally never knew that. Great film overall, really enjoyed it. Good review!

I might be one of the few Christians out there who LOVES this movie.

Where I can watch free?