Enemy at the Gates

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Robert P @Superbad 19 hrs ago Enemy At the Gates is a *4* star Movie! See more

Henry D @Henry_Domke 4 days ago Seeing it in 4K was a revelation. The image was so much richer than I remembered. I often dislike the olive greens and blues that were popular when this film was made, but they suited the ruins of Stalingrad perfectly. Even after several viewings, the script, tight editing and fine acting held our attention from start to finish. See more

James H @JamesAnthony101 Sep 22, 2026 Historically not always accurate.. It is not the best war film either.. But the acting of the two leads and the villain are very enjoyable! Rachel Weisz always amazing in whatever I see her in, maybe deserved more as a character in the film.. See more

Kong K @kingkong2000 Sep 5, 2026 the cinematic part is ok. the story is the problem. it's a pathetic appropriation of an heroic story. even after the ussr has collapsed after decades of cold war, the west just can't get over demonising the commie to make itself looks good. funny how people could be forced to fight and win in stalingrad. the movie depicts Vasily as a peasant and conscript; in real life, he was college-educated, and had already served for at least five years in the soviet navy's pacific fleet before the war began. he entered the army as a trained warrant officer and was far from illiterate or unfamiliar with military discipline. yes, he was likely a real card-carrying commie; instead, in this western politically-correct narrative, a fictional selfish jewish commissar needs to be inserted, so the only bad guys who appear in the movies are all commies. the nazis appear so noble in comparison. just that thought sickened me enough to lower the score from 2 to 1 star. See more

Jordan C @RT05058361 Sep 4, 2026 I've always loved this movie. Visually stunning, exciting and it's got Rachel Weisz!! ❤️😆 Got to love Jude Law as well 🙂 When i realised it was leaving Netflix, I actually messaged a friend so they didn't miss watching it again! See more

James A @Droz27 Aug 10, 2026 So disappointed given the positive reviews.. The opening scene is okay, but then the focus shifts to the nerdy, jealous journalist writing about the hero in a bunker. Half the movie is them talking in this bunker. There is way too little of what we want, an exciting, clever cat and mouse game between top snipers. Instead we get an unbelievable eight year old double agent and a love story and awkward love scenes with an ugly girl. Ed Harris can't carry his role at all, he's a bit part actor at best, he's dull and without personality. For the climax, he just walks out into the open and Jude Law is suddenly there. Worse than what Netflix is doing rn, which says a lot. See more

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