Reviews

I quite enjoyed this film. Great animation, the plot made quite sense, and the characters were pretty well thought out. I personally loved the imagination put in it, even though it seemed more based off of the fact of human nature more than made up. The scenery was more like a very high-tech version of Nazi Germany with a Chancellor that portrayed himself on top, government flags hung everywhere, and buildings and cars that were typical of the 1940 era. The "enemy" robots were quite thought out too, yet the "soldiers" that really killed off all the humans looked more like the War of the Worlds machines. I personally like how the different "puppets" (or what they are called) portray the different parts of the Scientist's soul, and it was quite easy to depict the parts of human Character they represented. I also like how it points out how the "big boss robot" was made by the scientists soul, and like any human, it can be corrupted by being "brainwashed". The only thing that really bothered me was how quick they took out "the final boss". Seems like they got more lucky than anything when it came to defeating it, because I could personally see a machine that can wipe out the Human race can easily wipe out these puppet things. Then again, if they were wiped out, then there would be no story, and the plot would come to a useless end. I personally could have found it where it took longer, or they went through more struggles to defeat the robot, but, it was what it was. I personally enjoyed it, and I really liked the plot. I would recommend this to anyone, because it was quite well made.

The only reason I stumbled upon this movie was I was unable to sleep, and I needed to watch something to pass the time. So I saw that Tim Allen was in this film, but I really only saw him good in Home Improvement, so I did not expect much.

My expectations were correct, the movie was pretty bad. I could not watch it all the way because I just got too bored The storyline seemed to be dull and boring, and it was not well made The only reason I watched it for more than 5 minutes was because I chuckled a few times at the part where they substitute the word "Jail" for "France". By the time Tommy started trying to prove he was good enough to be some painter to his Parole officer it really got boring, and it seemed more like he was whining about his life more than doing anything productive. By the time he found his old Girlfriend and then she started cheating on her husband or boyfriend, I turned it off, because it really went downhill and was too cliché for me.

It was a bad movie, I will not recommend it to anyone, but honestly I really did expect it to be bad. I wasted about an hour of my life watching that movie though.

I personally liked it. As an extreme fan of researching and knowing about WWII, it was interesting to see the other side. As for I am an American, I have done much research and I have seen sides of the Allies, but not too much from the Axis. Only some "unsubtitled" clips.

It was interesting, even though I found this film to attract sympathy to such an evil person, I still found it to be interesting. Yet to know, that everything that happened to Hitler's "empire" was Hitlers fault, although through the film he blamed much of the failures on his Generals. Now I am not sure if this film was historically accurate, but to me, I saw the other side. People who loved him and saw him as a nice guy, were people who believed in him, and thought that we was god. Of course they will see him that way. Yet, even if this film was made to attract people to feel bad for the Nazis, they failed to convince me if their goal was that, for my views still stand with the Allies.

I was looking through the people who hated it, and some people said it was because they made Hitler as the good guy. Well, to put, this is the perspective of the Nazis, and Hitler had single handedly brainwashed and convinced all of Germany as well as every Nazi supporter that his views were right and are the only views that are right for the world. For this, is what made Hiter so fascinating to me. For he was able to make a vast amount of people believe in his "evil".

I am not sure if this was "historically accurate", for I never lived during WWII, and I only know the American side from grandparents who served or lived in that time. Yet as I see, that this film was based on the word of someone who worked closely with Hitler. So it may be facts. But I found it to be a good film, and I suggest watching to see what the other side was going through as the Nazi empire fell. The acting is quite amazing as well.

I have seen this show many times over the years and I used to like it, till I found repeated times that their myths they test, are not what they claim it (mostly when they say it is false), for I have personally experienced these myths before and proved them true.

Example is when they test a myth that you can be knocked out of your shoes, well they "proved" this myth wrong, because they never could get the dummy to fall out of its shoes when run over. Well I know someone could be knocked out of their shoes for I saw someone get hit by a train right in front of me and his shoes lay, still in the position they were in when he was wearing them, right where he was standing. So the myth is right, but since it didn't get THEIR results, it's automatically false.

The show is interesting, but I have seen quite a few episodes that were not to their results so they proved it false, even though I know it is true..