adonis98-743-186503
After finding an old rifle, a young boy joins the Soviet resistance movement against ruthless German forces and experiences the horrors of World War II. Idi i smotri is another example of an overrated film being on the Top 250 and it doesn't really belong here cause it's just another boring movie with nothing new to give or say and just because it's not american we need to congratulate it or whatever and i mean the movie wasn't all that good to begin with it was boring, dumb and just way too bland to fully really enjoy it as a whole. (0/10)
shakercoola
An expressionist, graphic retelling of true events during 1943 when 628 villages and its inhabitants were destroyed by invading German forces. The director was on a mission to bring the terrible acts to light; he bluntly and angrily portrays the mania and brutality of the German SS and the genocidal attitudes of the German soldiers. The protagonist, a boy hoping to defend his family, offers resiliance and dignity, and but endures the anguish of war. There is some light relief too showing the camaraderie of the unfortunate beleagured souls, and his lot as a boy in a man's war.
kennprop
This is based on actual events that happened on the Eastern Front in WW2. The Nazi deeds were monstrous.The suffering of the civilians and common atrocities were done in the name of Hitlers crazy ideology. Ethnic cleansing and industrialized murder were commonplace. This is based on the brutal reality that caused casualties on this front of more than 30 million . Mans depravity as seen thru the eyes of a teenager. A coming of age movie set in an apocalyptic time period. This movie has some Russian quirks but still rates as a monumental film.
851222
Greetings from Lithuania."Come and See" (1985) is a powerful, brutal and unforgiving take on a WW2. This movie, more like experience left me speechless and angry. Angry on humanity itself. Its unthinkable to see these things that happened, and they did happen. Overall, "Come and See" is a bold and mesmerizing experience. It literally transported me to the place and time, in which i did not want to be. You can only witness it from outside and still feel anger. It shows you humanity on its knees, in its darkest times. It shows you what human can do to another human, only to call some of them human is a disgrace to human race. Great movie.