Nuremberg
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A WWII psychiatrist evaluates Nazi leaders before the Nuremberg trials, growing increasingly obsessed with understanding evil as he forms a disturbing bond with Hermann Göring.
Cast
- Russell Crowe
- Rami Malek
- Colin Hanks
- Michael Shannon
- Leo Woodall
- Richard E. Grant
- John Slattery
- Wrenn Schmidt
- Lotte Verbeek
- Mark O'Brien
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This Nuremberg trials drama starring Rami Malek and Russell Crowe creates a fascinating divide among audiences - while many praise the powerhouse performances and important historical subject matter, critics slam its tone-deaf approach that treats Holocaust material with Marvel-style quipping and TV movie sensibilities. The film's attempt to blend serious WWII history with blockbuster entertainment leaves viewers either completely engrossed for its 2+ hour runtime or baffled by its mismatched tone.
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- Sep 29, 2025
Trump supporters will watch this and not understand the connection
Ian_4_shortSep 7, 2025This is a Holocaust movie from the writer of Sony Marvels Amazing Spider-Man and Independence Day Resurgence, and it feels like it. The protagonist, a military psychologist, is introduced as a leather clad, smart mouth womanizer with a magic gimmick. This is a character…
KoreanwizardNov 9, 2025and, in an entirely seated role, Russell Crowe
David Sims - Nov 10, 2025
You are not Alexander the Great. You are a fat man in a cell. And you knew.
allain♡Nov 6, 2025did you just blackmail the pope
GeorgeNov 8, 2025Totally baffling movie where rami malek sincerely starts being friends with hermann göring and then gets his feelings hurt when he finds out about the holocaust… if this is actually what happened in real life then this guy was far too stupid to have a movie made about him
haley - Feb 28, 2026
we gotta run this back soon
ConnorEatsPantsSep 7, 2025Couldn’t be more timely if it tried.
Andrew JupinSep 8, 2025Pretty soon Netanyahu will be just some schlubby loser in a cell
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- zxki lovedNuremberg
Why and how has this dodged all award show discussions? The acting, casting, costuming, cinematography, directing, scoring, and writing—it's an absolute snub all around. A psychiatrist, a courtroom, and a handful of Nazi officials. Dissecting the complexities of pure evil is a perilously tough…
hannah lovedNurembergso much of the cinema surrounding war is either focusing on the battlefront or what was happening back home. there’s never much of a focus on what happens afterwards. as a history undergraduate, this film does exactly what it needs to, absolutely loved it 9/10
JHB likedNurembergPowerful, from the depiction of events to the concluding warning
- Marshall Scott dislikedNuremberg
Bad acting from good actors, cringe, predictable writing and just poor execution all the way around. Makes the Nazi’s seem like the victims at a certain point. Completely untrue execution of the real world events, hell it wasn’t even Americans conducting it, it was the Brits.
Mark Bateman lovedNuremberg9/10 wow want a story, history seem to resurface old acts of humility injustice even today. We seem to learn in small doses. Recommend.
NathanDirector lovedNurembergRating: 7.7/10 ⭐️ I expected a dry procedural, but the psychological warfare between Malek and Crowe totally got under my skin. What Worked: Wolski’s tight framing turns cell interrogations into tense battles of wit. Crowe is chilling as a highly intelligent manipulator. Through my Methodist…
- jam jammy jambam likedNuremberg
“You know why it happened here? Because we allowed it to happen.” Yet those same so called arbiters of justice and international law are allowing genocides to happen all over, namely Gaza and Sudan. The difference? They’re complicit this time, directly aiding the perpetrators.
Bennett Hermann likedNurembergVery very good. Interesting parallels to the Truman Capote movie with understanding terrible people. Excellent arc of plot that leaves you satisfied, and interesting history
BENNY lovedNuremberg9/10
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- RPRobert Padich
Everybody Needs To See This ….
SNSpencer NoxBased on real events Rami Malek & Russell Crowe are both fantastic, and should be nominated for an Oscar. This film is incredible and is a must see for any WWII era film buff.
ITIan ThackrayA truly fantastic movie that makes you think about how the other side truly thinks and feels.
- LSLINDA SCHULTER
Excellent acting!
BMBarbara McLauryI never lost interest throughout 2 hours and 28 minutes. Excellent film.
DHDiane HowardOne of the best movies I've seen. Didn't move from my seat the entire time. This is a Real movie. I would pay to watch it again .
- RSRaven Shipman
This was a great movie, the cast gave great performances. From the main actors to the supporting actors, everyone did amazing!
SMSamuel MuncyAn excellent film with powerful story telling. This kind of story doesn’t leave you happy but like Schindler’s List or Miracle at St Anne, you don’t watch because it’s happy but because it’s an important part of our shared human history.
RDRichelle DevineMy husband and I both love this movie. The acting was superb and it was based on a true story I have never heard. I really highly recommend it especially what’s going on in our country right now . There’s a lot of parallels.
Metacritic
Nov 14, 2025
Russell Crowe is rather wittily cast as the portly, pompous Reichsmarschall Göring; it’s the best he’s been for a long time, a sly and cunning manipulator playing psychological cat-and-mouse with the Americans. But there is a deeply silly performance from Rami Malek as Kelley.
Peter Bradshaw
The Guardian
Nov 6, 2025
Not enough can be said for how strong [Crowe] is in this film, and how welcome it is every time he appears on screen. He seems able to read people. He also seems German, complete with German gestures.
Mick LaSalle
San Francisco Chronicle
Nov 6, 2025
Vanderbilt’s film slowly, confidently morphs into something beyond a cautionary tale and more like a klaxon blaring through the cinema.
Matthew Jackson
The A.V. Club
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