ThiefHott Too much of everything

BoardChiri Bad Acting and worse Bad Screenplay

PiraBit if their story seems completely bonkers, almost like a feverish work of fiction, you ain't heard nothing yet.

Myron Clemons A film of deceptively outspoken contemporary relevance, this is cinema at its most alert, alarming and alive.

ianfan79 Don't listen to the low ratings people have posted, especially ones giving it a low rating to bring the score down!! I've watched this series 3 times already and I love it. There is great chemistry between the main cast and you really build up a relationship with them, I personally always find a series more enjoyable if I can connect with some of the cast. The Japanese and Nazis are as ruthless as you'd expect and it make for a captivating watch.

Bene Cumb /refers to Seasons 1 & 2/In the current era full of catchy crime and/or mystery series, I tend to skip series with sci-fi elements, alternate courses of events, and so on, particularly if connected to controversial topics and approaches like Nazis and their ideas. It is seldom so that the makers dare to be honest of express their concepts as they are afraid of offending (often influential) lobby groups and viewers. But the series in question caught my eye from the very beginning. I have not read the book (even not heard of it before), but the division of the U.S. between Germany and Japan was intriguing, the logic of events seemed plausible, and the use of several character actors (e.g. Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa, Rufus Sewell) rounded all up in a pleasant and convincing manner. The performances are within ensemble, there are no megastars sticking out and stealing the show, and after 2 seasons in sequence, I feel ready for the next one (although, I have to admit that this series implies serious and continuous watch, with some flashbacks and intertwining stuff not easily explained).PS As I later liked Norwegian Okkupert as well, so perhaps I have evolved, being not so need for strict realism in historic events any more...

ladumas-57472 In the scene where the truck driver has a flat the policeman pulled up in a 62 Chevy Belair There wouldn't be a 62 Chevy Belair Probably a leftist propaganda film

danron1 Season 1: The first season made me think I was watching a cutseen from a game. The actual story made me stick. Even though I felt embarrassed at times of the directing and acting it worked because of the good story. The premise is what drives this series onto new seasons.