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During World War II, 8-year-old Bruno (Asa Butterfield) and his family leave Berlin to take up residence near the concentration camp where his father (David Thewlis) has just become commandant. Unhappy and lonely, he wanders out behind his house one day and finds Shmuel (Jack Scanlon), a Jewish boy of his age. Though the barbed-wire fence of the camp separates them, the boys begin a forbidden friendship, oblivious to the real nature of their surroundings.
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@WorkofJo Год назад

They did not burn them (yet) in that hut that supposed to be a "shower". They got gassed. And after being gassed, the dead bodies would be burned. But its of course sickening anyways, terrible :(

@myheartwillstopinjoy8142 Год назад

I'm surprised they had the tinies amount of humanity to not burn them immediatly and instead go through the trouble of gassing them before burning them...

@alpix8217 Год назад

@@myheartwillstopinjoy8142 thats because soldiers got affected psychologicly other way

@christina113704 Год назад

25:21 well, technically, they had a team of Jews that had to move the bodies after the crematorium

@aligmal5031 11 месяцев назад

@@myheartwillstopinjoy8142 if they burn them right away there would be panic among the prisoners but lying and telling them it's a shower is easier they didn't go through the trouble because they had heart or anything

@aligmal5031 11 месяцев назад

@@alpix8217 nope it was to not cause mass panic so gassing them instead of giving them a shower (they even gave them soap) is to not cause panic and make everything so smooth

@leepagnini6273 Год назад

When this movie first came out, my wife and I went to see this movie and when the "credits" came out, NOBODY left the theater, ..........everyone stayed throught half of the credits befor they left. We walked out in total silence. They weren't burned, they were "gased" and killed before they were burnt.

@anniesmolkin7685 Год назад

❤

@imsljr420 Год назад

This movie never came out in theaters. I don't remember it. It was directed to home video I think.

@TK0916 Год назад

@@imsljr420ummm what do you mean? this movie WAS released in theaters. Lol

@RB01.10 9 месяцев назад

When I first saw this, I didn’t expect it to have a tragic ending like this.

@LunaMoon-sz2ru 25 дней назад

All waiting for the happy ending or something more, but it never came, I was in total silence too

@cjpreach Год назад

The reason they show the death of Bruno and the pain of his family is because they are in the same position as all the Jews who died or suffered. The audience feels strongly that the boy SHOULD be saved, and we feel for the mother, but that is also true of the innocent Jews. To save Bruno would be an insult to the innocent Jews.

@myheartwillstopinjoy8142 Год назад

I was literally saying to myself watching this "I don't want Bruno to die, but I think he needs to die so his father gets a damn taste of his own damn medecine"... Like, just thousands of jews dying because of you everyday and yet, your son's life should be worth more than all theirs? If he found Bruno before he died, just imagine how infuriating it would have been. Imagine the man pulling his kid out of there and letting the others die. Imagine Bruno seeing his friend die... Such a bitter ending but, it's the best ending for this movie.

@cjpreach Год назад

@@myheartwillstopinjoy8142 Heart-wrenching, but so true.

@HK-gm8pe 4 месяца назад

although its very important to learn about holocaust I would also like to point out that Stalin did exactly the same....and China has done it and North korea still does it...I just say it cause I think its sooo important for people to know this...what was done to jewish people was unforgivable but what Stalin did to eastern europeans is exactly the same...people just dont talk about it or make movies about it because Stalin won the war...and US didnt care about eastern europe, my family members died in camps just like this... and its just pains me that people dont learn about it in the schools like they do with holocaust

@cjpreach 4 месяца назад

@@HK-gm8pe Yes. I've seen estimates as high as 100 million people murdered by Stalin during his "career." Holocaust killings were 6 million, and Stalin reportedly killed 7 million in a single year. Pol Pot in Cambodia, Idi Amin Dada in Uganda. I'm sure I'm missing some here. That's a "good observe," as they say in Scotland.

@VereneLemieux 2 месяца назад

And lets not forget USA bombing Hiroshima and all of middle east. So many innicent lives. The war never ended really. @@HK-gm8pe

@larindanomikos Год назад

You know, when I watched this and it got towards the end and they were racing to save their son I had a sinking realization that they COULDN'T save him. Not the characters in the film, but the film itself couldn't. Because how could you possibly root to save this ONE child when all the other children were killed. They couldn't do it that way. And I knew he HAD to die. Very depressing.

@RyneMurray23 Год назад

This movie is truly heartbreaking... You can see how much this "new job" affects his wife and Bruno.. The daughter is brainwashed by the papers she reads.. Bruno just wanted to make a friend and he didn't understand what was happening..

@meganlodon Год назад

I watched this movie in our High School history class. That ending still gets me.

@peter-josephlamusitele6296 Год назад

Same here most of my classmates went outside because we were all crying after that last scene with the door tbh this movie was awesome 👌

@thelukeboi3118 Год назад

That ending traumatized me!

@aaronderunheilige385 Год назад

we got shown it in 6th grade here in germany and after we seen real footage and its still hits me everytime

@meganlodon Год назад

@@aaronderunheilige385 Yeah, we saw real footage too afterwards.

@aaronderunheilige385 Год назад

@@meganlodon i mean we all knew the stories but to see the real footage breaks my heart everytime

@Isabella-tu9fb Год назад

That one guy knew that Bruno didn't belong because he still had hair

@82smeagol Год назад

I read the book, Bruno had a shaved head at the time when he went into the camp, because of lice. And he was missed for a time, before they found his clothes at the fence. So his body burned days or weeks ago, before the family realised what happened to his son. But clear for the film they need more excitement.

@Isabella-tu9fb Год назад

@@82smeagol Yeah I read that part on Wiki

@its_destruggle2226 Год назад

I think it’s supposed to be Pavel, if I recall correctly

@Getstr8cash 4 месяца назад

And he didn’t even say or do anything to stop him from entering the chamber he was just like okay

@Isabella-tu9fb 4 месяца назад

@@Getstr8cash of course he didn't want Bruno to die. There was nothing he could do about it so there was no point in saying anything

@miriahdejesus1998 Год назад

Very intense movie, from my memory from watching it in school I thought they gassed them in the chamber not burned them. I haven’t watched this in so long, but it’s so sad. Definitely crazy that this happened, and very informative movie

@nurulshakirah6212 Год назад

They did gas them! They burned the bodies after which explained the horrible smell

@RenaissanceEarCandy Год назад

They did gas them, but they cremated the bodies after.

@DarkStarHearts Год назад

They did gas them. They were killing so many people a day that burying them was to much work so they burned them afterwards

@myheartwillstopinjoy8142 Год назад

Why, did they actually burn them?

@miriahdejesus1998 Год назад

@@myheartwillstopinjoy8142 I believe they burned them either because they were sick and too weak to work or it was punishment for something they did. Honestly a number of reasons.

@ValentinaStenseth Месяц назад

We watched this movie in history class when I was 15. WW2 was (and is) my favorite thing in history. But we were shown this movie and I was so distraught, I literally wanted to flip myself out of the third story window. MAN this movie made my stomach drop. I felt empty for the rest of the day.

@Ladyririchiyo Год назад

What's worst to realize is that before burning them (they didn't burn alive), they killed all those people with gas, a slow and totally painful death. Humanity can be so cruel to the point to not even being capable to do such a thing without making them suffer. Sadly, regardless of our nation, religion and line of thought, we can benot only good, but also horrible creatures...amazing reaction and argument about the movie!

@That.one.brunette.06 Год назад

I watched it in 6th grade and everyone was crying screaming and some left traumatized it was insane the teacher said sorry to everyone and she was crying too

@RB01.10 9 месяцев назад

This film is highly intense and disturbing at times, especially the ending. But I’m glad you guys didn’t watch Schindler’s List, that’s an absolutely horrific film to watch. But it is a masterpiece nonetheless

@lanaantoine2915 3 месяца назад

Same here all the teacher were crying when I was in 6th grade

@Starsnotdiamonds Месяц назад

Poetic justice is what one calls the ending. The two wee babies holding hands as they were being gassed. Heart. Breaking. This is a fictionalised story, but it’s based on real life events.

@marzh5278 Год назад

In my opinion *Life is Beautiful* & *The Pianist* are the best movies on this topic I recommend checking them out

@larindanomikos Год назад

Personally, my favorite is Seven Beauties dir. by Lina Wertmuller. One of the reasons the Piano was a standout is because the director, Roman Polanski, was a child in the Warsaw Ghetto. His parents heard they were coming for the children and the pushed him out through a break in the wall. He became one of the many orphans wandering Europe trying to stay alive until the war ended.

@KikonSketches Год назад

I watched the pianist on the flight to Germany, I absolutely loved it, such an amazing movie

@jennyjuarez475 7 месяцев назад

What’s crazy to me is that when I watched this when I was a little kid I didn’t know about ww2 yet or the holocaust but this shit hit me so hard I couldn’t stop crying and when I rewatched it when I understood I cried so much more

@KngOfDaApes 23 дня назад

It’s so sad… that things like this actually happened and that people were treated like this especially kids😢

@bloodyhell47 13 дней назад

Still happening

@lucaacatalepsy9725 5 месяцев назад

I remember watching this in middle school, first year (so 6th) for English literature class, as we usually watched the movie adaptations of books we read (such as the giver and lord of the flies) as part of the curriculum. I'd never seen my classmates be so quiet during the movie, there were no questions, there wasnt even the typical whispering stupid shit to each other. it was in italy, a lot of my classmates were jewish or had jewish relatives including myself, but thinking back on it and comparing it to teens reactions on tiktok or even adults my age, we were probably the most stoic Id ever seen. as far as I remember, nobody cried, nobody really even commented on the end, but also no one took breaks or interrupted the movie.

@gorillatagghosts4681 14 дней назад

same for my class. we all just kinda looked at each other after it happened

@abiabi521 Год назад

Basically...mom is DONE with dad totally, Dad would be executed or sent to the front lines (same thing ) if he tried to leave his post. Remember his brother was sent to the front lines for not telling on him. The pain is the very same no matter what decade or culture. And this event probably really happened! Poor mom. ...

@oeqac7871 Год назад

They were NOT executed when they refused to do this kind of "work". They did ist because they thought it was an important work. It was well paid, and the families lived an easy life, except when they felt empathy for the prisoners. No soldier was forced to work in a concentration camp.

@lepreconvict3606 Год назад

I remember my school got brought to the theatre to watch this. At the end, the entire crowd was dead silent.

@bingusbongus3109 Год назад

My school just watched it in the classroom room and I think the whole class thinks I'm a serial killer or something because I laughed so hard at the end I was asked to leave

@lepreconvict3606 Год назад

@@bingusbongus3109 Haha yeah, in fairness there are a lot of people who laugh uncontrollably when it's innapropriate or when something's not funny. I've done that before myself. Don't worry, you're not a serial killer... Yet... I hope...

@pipelinecenter Год назад

They weren't burnt they were gassed.

@vusimcunu3803 Год назад

And then burnt

@pipelinecenter Год назад

@@vusimcunu3803 Off course, but the cause of death was by deadly gas.

@neontyler6663 Год назад

@@pipelinecenter still they were killed, and its sick!

@jocendana 9 месяцев назад

i’m so glad you made that bruno joke 😂😂 you said what we were all thinking. also if it makes you feel better, i never watched this movie prior to this video. the ending made my heart break into tiny little pieces 😭😭

@Isabella-tu9fb Год назад

The parents probably divorced after this whole ordeal

@vusimcunu3803 Год назад

Definitely

@jacksonconley5117 Год назад

Ran away probably to avoid the SS coming after her.

@Isabella-tu9fb Год назад

@@jacksonconley5117 What's the SS?

@jacksonconley5117 Год назад

The SS is the organization ran by Hitler to enforce his antisemitic policies @@Isabella-tu9fb. They’re the group who is directly responsible for the millions of deaths in the Holocaust. They’re target anyone who opposes Hitler and his beliefs.

@darrenjones1413 11 месяцев назад

@@Isabella-tu9fbare you asking or telling I'm not that old but asked my m8 he said it was like an elite milatary of nazis I could be wrong

@islajones3098 Год назад

The main kid Bruno actors name is Asa Butterfield. I know him from this, Hugo and miss perigrans home for peculiarities children. He’s also in s*x education. Oh and nanny McPhee

@YBCLover 11 месяцев назад

Just for the record, they were not set on fire, they were gassed to death in a ags chamber and burnt their bodies. And what happened to bruno would have been impossible for many reasons, but it would have happened to shmuel

@Getstr8cash 4 месяца назад

What do you mean impossible How would anybody prevent him from getting into their if he had a cap on

@athenstar10 Год назад

This is the first ever movie where I read the book first before watching. I saw the book on sale in a small kiosk, unaware that it's gonna be done as a movie. I was just into these period of history. The book broke my heart, imagine how much worse I felt when I saw this movie.

@Gandorhar Год назад

The first time I watched this I had no Idea about it, I had a general idea of what topic its about, but damn, it hits hard.

@tylerelfling8430 Год назад

I've been so busy lately i haven't had time to watch your guys vids, this was such an old time flash back to come back and watch haha

@user-en1zl7ii4h 4 месяца назад

Me and my daughter watched this. Then at school. We both had tears. But it is essential in british schools.

@Starsnotdiamonds Месяц назад

We read the book in primary school (higher elementary school) in the UK. The two young actors were phenomenal in this film. I remember visiting a ww2 air raid shelter, aswell as visiting an old Victorian (late 1800s) type school before I was 12. I live in Scotland and the fact that so many Americans don’t know the holocaust or the history of what actually took place is astounding to me. We have a lot of Polish people in the UK, especially in Aberdeen, as well as other Eastern European people. So many polish people I know have visited auschwitz concentration camp when they were at school. I could never though. You can see the ‘striped pajamas’ if you visit.

@soupsoup1031 Год назад

They took them to the 'showers" and they were locked in and gassed.

@jamestropicals8262 3 месяца назад

and then they were burnt after..

@lewisandarchie7920 Месяц назад

What makes the end so eerie and unsettling is the silence after the gassing

@shismith8785 Год назад

First time I watched this i was inconsolable for a week straight. It's absolutely devestating.

@mrflickswatches Год назад

Facts !

@DoraScarlet Год назад

18:13 it’s an advertisement to the public. But it’s a complete lie of the camps they were actually put in.

@vicvega24 Год назад

The Boy in Striped Pajamas and Schindler's List should be in the same universe.

@fangurkseraph 11 месяцев назад

They kinda are. They happened in our universe, not even a hundred years ago.

@darrenjones1413 11 месяцев назад

Fr fr

@BrizeeMoonlight 5 месяцев назад

At my old school, we read the book version because the district or whatever said it was too inappropriate for school to actually watch the movie and so we always read the book as a class and we would have to ask our parents for permission to watch the movie but we couldn't watch it at school

@jazmineseverino1363 2 месяца назад

I've only seen this movie once. I never found the courage to go through that emotion again. It got me the most when everything was so loud when they were led to the chamber, and then next second it was dead silent.

@ScarlettM Год назад

"Grey Zone" an underrated movie, based on real events about a revolt in concentration camp.

@abiabi521 Год назад

I saw this advertising across my feed for. ...a few years...but was never inclined to watch it. ...until a few months ago. So much was going on within me afterwards! Every emotion possible hit me hard. I could only weep. We've read and watched the movies and documentaries but they don't really prepare your mind and heart for a fraction of what the reality of these events actually were...that's what I felt after finally watching this movie. This is the only time that I'm watching this since. (Cannot watch it again)

@Giovanni_Gabrielli Год назад

Guys this is a cakewalk compared to Schindler's List btw the german soldier were soldier. The ones with ᛋᛋ on the collar, well, they weren't meant to be taken as prisoners

@RB01.10 9 месяцев назад

Correct While this films has a lot of intense and disturbing moments, especially the ending it’s nowhere near as horrifically violent and graphic as Schindler’s List

@Matty.isnt.gay88 Год назад

btw they didn't burn them they put gas in the room the rooms were closed and the process was around 10 minutes it was painful and slow usually kids would stay alive the longest cause their immunitary system is stronger than the other older people there.

@preciousk9212 Год назад

One of the few movies in which the ending left me speechless 🙆🏾‍♀️😢

@soraya377 Год назад

They were gassed to death, not burned.

@tomatoboy3067 Год назад

Watched it in middle school after we read the book. Pretty good movie.

@KikonSketches Год назад

A good movie for school, i think the pianist would've been great too

@JOBXR Год назад

This movie made me ans my mom cry watching it jesus

@Isabella-tu9fb Год назад

The staircase area looks like prison bars

@JemJam2976 Год назад

Asa Butterfield was also in Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children.

@khadim4allah 4 месяца назад

WHY DOESNT SHE LAUGH AT ANY OF HIS JOKES?!?!?!?!

@findingpeace4life290 8 месяцев назад

One of those life moments when folks do not GET IT until it affects them personally.

@Itstrinnnity Год назад

Bridge to Terabithia has to be next

@luciagilgsthmrvls Месяц назад

Asa/Bruno is so cute and innocent 😭😭

@rileyscott7203 Год назад

what platform does this movie stream on

@bretroberts950 11 месяцев назад

I didn't watch this movie in school either. Then again, I was out of school long before this movie came out. My history lessons consisted of "Okay class, open your textbooks to page...". We didn't watch movies. However, Schindlers list I understand because that was based on witness testimony, but this movie's story and characters are fictional. As such, it doesn't make sense that they'd show this movie in a history class. That would be like watching The Last Samurai for a class on Japanese history. Good movie and loosely based on some actual events, but overall a work of fiction.

@ginathompson9306 Год назад

When I saw this movie, at the end it was shocking. The father chose to join the Nazi party

@Thebeezzkneezz. Год назад

Speaking of the hunger games, you guys should watch Jennifer Lawrence's movie "mother!" It Is a very intense movie

@anitaboneshow 10 месяцев назад

This movie freaked me out because I expected Bruno to rescue, or to try to rescue, Schmaul from the concentration camp (or at least confront his father regarding him). I was not expecting the ending at all.

@Kiara-xv8cg Год назад

This movie left me very bad, I really cried for 3 days in a row

@kastleguideshorts8718 Год назад

I cry so hard

@ellereacts528 Год назад

If this movie made you mad(which it did), means you have a heart.

@kassandraespinoza243 Год назад

This film was so sad I cried so much😭😭😭🕊️ BTW the soldier that looked into the room was Bruno's dad he saw the beds empty and there is only one place where they could all be,"The gas chamber known as the gas chamber and I was crying and begging for another scene to see his dad and everybody else's reaction to the dead body of there son😭😭😭🕊️😮

@onlyamberrr9635 9 месяцев назад

the gas chamber known as the gas chamber? lmao what

@jhonatancoronelzela8768 Год назад

Grave of the fireflies

@brianstanton6026 Год назад

The first time I watched this I was in total shock at the end. This is the most depressing story put on film and I will take that to my grave. True Friendship will always be there even in the darkest times of History.

@NefariousDreary Год назад

15:13 that got me 🤣

@kastleguideshorts8718 Год назад

I literary 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

@mcmittens5598 Год назад

First time I watched this movie I almost threw up. This shit is gut renching. The horror and suffering. Karma is real though.

@ccrdcd38 Год назад

How sad I cried like a baby

@arrow5599 10 месяцев назад

i hope they show list , this and jojo rabbit just to lighten the mood

@haileeraestout5567 11 месяцев назад

Elsa Doesn't Deserve It But Gretel Did Because She Did Not Like Bruno However I Think His Death Has Changed Her Life Forever And Now She Regrets Her Actions And Misses Him I Would Love To See Bruno And Shmuel Get Reincarnated As Brothers And Have Them Unable To Touch Showers Due To What Happened In This Movie And As They Get Older We See Them Meet His Mother And Gretel As She Apologizes To Him And I Would Also Like To See The Prisoner Number That Shmuel Once Had In 1942 Like A Birthmark

@fangurkseraph 11 месяцев назад

This isn't fantasy. This is real life.

@Getstr8cash 4 месяца назад

@@fangurkseraphBruno and Shmuel did not exist but the story of nazis killing Jews did

@shizukahachigatsu8305 Месяц назад

@@fangurkseraph The events were based on a true story although this movie is fictional so i supposed it's ok if one wants to come up with an alternate ending

@fangurkseraph Месяц назад

@@shizukahachigatsu8305 That's awfully disrespectful

@shizukahachigatsu8305 Месяц назад

@@fangurkseraph I don't think so. The comment was pertaining to the movie and not the real events

@luthor1655 Год назад

It’s not rlly like a parody it’s supposed to be propaganda

@benhauge3441 Год назад

We read the book in school

@minerofdiamondsboy4337 Год назад

I though somehow towards the end before the gas chamber I though the spillers would recognize Bruno and take him back home so he lives but because he was wearing the same clothes as everyone else there was no way of telling that he wasn’t a Jew

@luciagilgsthmrvls Месяц назад

10:58 😆

@michellerussell-rm9im 8 месяцев назад

Okay this is a FABLE. A little boy that age would be gassed on arrival. I use this book as a part of my curriculum about the Holocaust. The camp is Aushwitz-Birkenau one of the 5 death camps. Terblinka Chelmno Dachau Sorbibor Aushwitz-Birkenau

@MostValuable333 Год назад

Bro got defensive when she asked if he learnt about it in school 😂😂 relax bro

@mrflickswatches Год назад

Huh? I’m the one who said it I admitted to that lol I’m confused but I already know how this is gonna go so imma say HAVE A BLESSED DAY and head out lol Thanks for watching though

@luciagilgsthmrvls Месяц назад

Bruh i cantttttt

@HugoAyala1983 Год назад

Sad new generations don't know about Zyklon B...but still...horrible what happened back then

@luciagilgsthmrvls Месяц назад

14:30 this.

@jlyctoiiib6989 Год назад

Make Reaction Downfall (2004)

@ItsKarlDude Год назад

Second that, amazing film.

@jamestropicals8262 3 месяца назад

This movie takes place in 1942 I believe.

@robertmatsuo741 Год назад

Schindlers List

@nelenesmithSA Год назад

To this day some Germans deny it ever happened..the reason is that the ones involved were not allowed to talk about it..not even to their families..

@ssfuhrer6543 28 дней назад

It never happened

@AzDesertFoxx 3 месяца назад

The boys went into a gas chamber, not an incinerator. Also, the movie that the men were watching, and that Bruno saw, was not a parody, but a propaganda film. It's so sad what's NOT taught in school any longer.

@YoureMrLebowski Год назад

0:01 nice intro, one of the best i've seen

@mrflickswatches Год назад

Thank you 🙏🏼

@YoureMrLebowski Год назад

@@mrflickswatches an unusual combination of authenticity and professional slick. 👍🏼😎

@nancycottone2155 Год назад

@@mrflickswatches To answer your question they were were not burning them in that chamber they were poisoning them with cyinide, hence the term gas chamber's

@jibarotom Год назад

reaction leon The Professional 1994 Amzing movie thank you

@MaggieAAdams Год назад

You have to watch Jojo Rabbit. I love yalls reactions. Please do Jojo Rabbit.

@mrflickswatches Год назад

I’ve heard of that before! I’ll put it on list. !

@irmagil9931 2 месяца назад

4:32

@lowgangster2 8 дней назад

It shoul go off the rails at the atfer the ending at have the dad go mental and find the guy with the mustahce and kill him like what arthur was goikg to do to micha but i am accept this is fully serious

@arrow5599 Год назад

MAYBE IM OLDER BUT WE WATCHED SCHEINDLERS LIST IN SCHOOL

@IstvanThree Год назад

Right in the beginning "I don´t think it´s Hitler himself." "No, he does not have the mustache." I like these two. And I´m not the type that puts down young people just for being young. But those lines really hurt. Is WW2 and what happened there really THAT forgotten already?!? I´m close to 40, but we learned about this at age 12. Granted, I´m not from the US, so no idea how it´s over there. edit: Sorry to bother you after 2 months.

@fangurkseraph 11 месяцев назад

@@IstvanThree Absolutely agree about the hurt part. Especially considering the girl apparenrly watched this movie in school back then, apparently. I'd think having Hitler be the father of the protagonist would be something one would remember. I mostly got the feeling they reacted to the movie for reaction's sake, and that made it a bit shallow feeling for me. Oh well.

@IstvanThree 11 месяцев назад

@@fangurkseraph Sadly, with all these thousands of react channels it´s difficult to say who means it and who doesn´t. But to imagine someone watching this or Schindlers List or *insert movie* and does a cryface for clicks is pretty... mh, almost sickening. Again - nothing against these two, not accusing them. But even Hitler being childless is pretty much common knowledge, at least here. Whatever... today´s problems seem to be of another kind, who needs to remember WW2 and it´s implications 🤷‍♂

@darrenjones1413 11 месяцев назад

Same but I was to young to really take it in as I got older hits diff

@anniesmolkin7685 4 дня назад

Not a good educational movie to teach Holocaust awareness. I did appreciate your review on schindlers list...i would recommend pianist or swing kids, if you havent seen. I really like your reviews

@Mr.Hollywood001 Год назад

Please please please I hope you see this react to the pitch perfect franchise

@luciagilgsthmrvls Месяц назад

💔💔💔💔💔💔

@anemarie2984 7 месяцев назад

On voit que les jeunes ne lisent plus 15 Ans je savait pratiquement tout sur la 2 ème guerre

@khadim4allah 4 месяца назад

WE DONT TALK ABOUT BRUNO!!!! Why didn’t she laugh 😢😭

@jacobtarter2237 Год назад

Eh personally I don’t think they knew , mainly there was no way to communicate with Jews from other camps abt them. And I think they send all the Jews in that camp into the gas chamber there. I also don’t think there’s ever been a Jew that survived being in a gas chamber. But other then that I don’t I think I ever saw this in school just on my own time and didn’t know much abt the movie outside of the kinda obvious. Tbh I just like movies like this, history movies (cause I like history) and movies that get u emotional. If a movie can get in ur emotions like this, whether it makes u sad or angry , then u know it’s a really good film

@ScarlettM Год назад

In "Grey Zone" movie begins with a young girl surviving the gas chamber and it's based on real events.

@CrystalMannequins 7 месяцев назад

Bruh how’s it take so long to feel sick to your stomach lol it starts at the beginning of the movie dudes watching this for the plot when it’s about very real evil lol

@CrystalMannequins 7 месяцев назад

Seems like the type of guy that would say “it was a good movie but there was some plot holes and didn’t keep me engaged throughout” lol