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01 juin 2021
5 Stars for Jimi!
love it, an excellent effort by the late & incredible Jimi Jamison
20 sept. 2010
Half Light DVD Review
1 personnes sur 1 ont jugé cet avis utile. I purchased this DVD not knowing anything about the premise of the film. The intrigue was soley to see another work of Hans Matheson. He is not exceptionally well known as an actor but has an impressive body of work to his credit. The setting of the film is breathtaking, an a serene scenic seascape. I wanted to be a part of it because of the beauty alone. The acting on Demi Moore's part was not terribly impressive to be fair, but Hans was enchanting to both watch and listen to even when his character does a 180. The story is entertaining enough though not a top notch piece. But I am still pleased I purchased it as I found much pleasure in simply seeing such lovliness on the screen before me.
10 janv. 2008
Escape From Sobibor
3 personnes sur 3 ont jugé cet avis utile. When I originally saw this film back in 1986 it was a television feature film and it had a tremendous impact on me as it was the first glimpse I had been given into the horrors of the Nazi's "solution" to the Jewish "problem". The original broadcast was more graphic than the movie I received, as I think they made a decision to edit out some of the violence and harsh realism to have it be more 'suitable' for viewers.
It is an amazing story of the triumph and determination of Jewish prisoners of war and how even under the most dire of circumstances the spirit within can persevere. I would recomend this movie to anyone who has an interest in the Holocaust or simply wants to derive some inspiration from a true story.
I even named my second son after Sasha, one of the 'leaders' of the revolt, as there has never been a time when I have been less than awed at what he helped manage to accomplish for so many who lived to survive and carry on.
I bought this movie for myself but also so my children could see it and appreciate what so many people who had been victim to Hitler's madness had been forced to endure and yet still in the end prevailed.