Yes, seems like new CGI is allowing many non Hollywood productions to flood the market with bloody war tales with unprecedent realism. Add to this some historic facts, a love triangle and that is. You can forget the story as soon as you get up from the armchair. The only curiosity here are those slow motion pop music scenes seem taylored to please younger audiences that completely make everyone else to lose focus. The script is virtually introducing every possible resource to impress the viewer, to a point seems about to repar itself. Why is The Pianist so superior to his one? Being equally brutal, maybe the difference is the pace, where you can actually reflect on the events around you. Anyway, an interesting worthy movie. Just don't watch it during dinner!
Review of Warsaw '44
