Enjoyed this, and weirdly already have the desire to watch it again. Although perhaps more for the sound and cinematography which was so excellently clever and subtle and uniquely done.
That zoom in on his face with those sounds in the background might be the most disturbing thing I’ve ever watched on film not including gore
Nah this was fire. Mad unsettling
That garden scene is crazy 
The kid doing the nazi salute while putting his backpack on 
The end scene
Watched American history x right after this last night. Happy i didn’t have some crazy ass dreams afterwards
imo all the regular family stuff wasn’t there to show you how “evil” the family is, it’s to show you how normal and human they are. We like to look at these types of people as monsters, but they’re human and they’re not that far away from us. This is what we humans can be capable of, and it’s not just extraordinary people that commit these atrocities or let them happen. Look at how everyone’s supporting what Israel’s doing right now. This is human nature. “The banality of evil.” This is what we are capable of. The final act is talking about this huge extermination plan that Hoss is leading, and he talks about how proud he is that he’s getting this responsibility. They throw a whole party. He calls his wife to give her the good news, is proud of what his legacy will be. Then it shows his body revolting against what he’s saying, the cognitive dissonance is on display. Hes retching. Then it cuts to what his actual legacy is.
This is basically the film version of the documentary The Act Of Killing
I agree man, just watched this tonight in the theatre and I pretty much had the exact same thoughts as you
“What do you think was in the letter the grandmother left?”
Damn b\*\*\*\* you live like this?
Watched last night and wow. Blown away by this film.
Kept me engaged the whole time. Truly haunting stuff.
At the party when he calls his wife and says he couldn't think of anything but the best way to gas the people in the room
I don't think it'll win Best Pic, but I wouldn't be mad if it did.
Only watched about 35 minutes of this last night before bed. Maybe the darkest movies I’ve seen without any gore or violence. Yet.
tonight's watch
Great movie, amazing use of sound
Interesting how the family had completely disconnected from the atrocities happening next door. Even the grandma couldn't stand it eventually.
I think that's why the baby kept crying as well, probably cause of the smell and screams
The last scene of Hoss going down dark stairs, almost like a descent to hell
genuinely confused how you can watch this movie and not only be bored, and call it aimless and plotless no less
tiktok gen is brain cancer
this is a fantastic movie
Very intense movie. Like a punch to the stomach. I liked the way it was filmed, in a very natural way. The quieter moments make you contemplate the more subtle nature of evil, both in its banality and its complacency. The soundtrack was also very effective, like a hellish burbling.
In the last days of the war, Himmler advised Höss to disguise himself as a member of the Kriegsmarine. Adopting the pseudonym "Franz Lang" and working as a gardener, Höss lived in Gottrupel, Schleswig-Holstein, with his family and evaded arrest for nearly a year. In 1946, Hanns Alexander, a German Jew who had fled to England in 1936 and became a Nazi hunter working for the British government's "No. 1 War Crimes Investigation Team," managed to discover Höss's location. Alexander, who was then a captain in the Royal Pioneer Corps, travelled to Höss's residence with a group of British soldiers, many of whom were also Jewish. Alexander's men unsuccessfully interrogated Höss's daughter Brigitte for information; according to Brigitte, the soldiers subsequently started to beat her brother Klaus, leading to Höss's wife to give up his location. According to Alexander, Höss attempted to bite into a cyanide pill once he was discovered by the soldiers. Höss initially denied his identity, "insisting he was a lowly gardener, but Alexander saw his wedding ring and ordered Höss to take it off, threatening to cut off his finger if he did not. Höss' name was inscribed inside. The soldiers accompanying Alexander began to beat Höss with axe handles. After a few moments and a minor internal debate, Alexander pulled them off."
When accused of murdering three and a half million people, Höss replied, "No. Only two and one half million—the rest died from disease and starvation.
what a f***ing piece of s*** bro
In the last days of the war, Himmler advised Höss to disguise himself as a member of the Kriegsmarine. Adopting the pseudonym "Franz Lang" and working as a gardener, Höss lived in Gottrupel, Schleswig-Holstein, with his family and evaded arrest for nearly a year. In 1946, Hanns Alexander, a German Jew who had fled to England in 1936 and became a Nazi hunter working for the British government's "No. 1 War Crimes Investigation Team," managed to discover Höss's location. Alexander, who was then a captain in the Royal Pioneer Corps, travelled to Höss's residence with a group of British soldiers, many of whom were also Jewish. Alexander's men unsuccessfully interrogated Höss's daughter Brigitte for information; according to Brigitte, the soldiers subsequently started to beat her brother Klaus, leading to Höss's wife to give up his location. According to Alexander, Höss attempted to bite into a cyanide pill once he was discovered by the soldiers. Höss initially denied his identity, "insisting he was a lowly gardener, but Alexander saw his wedding ring and ordered Höss to take it off, threatening to cut off his finger if he did not. Höss' name was inscribed inside. The soldiers accompanying Alexander began to beat Höss with axe handles. After a few moments and a minor internal debate, Alexander pulled them off."
In his memoir, Höss also revealed his mistreatment at the hands of his British captors:
“During the first interrogation they beat me to obtain evidence. I do not know what was in the transcript, or what I said, even though I signed it, because they gave me liquor and beat me with a whip. It was too much even for me to bear. The whip was my own. By chance it had found its way into my wife's luggage. My horse had hardly ever been touched by it, much less the prisoners. Somehow one of the interrogators probably thought that I had used it to constantly whip the prisoners.
After a few days I was taken to Minden on the Weser River, which was the main interrogation center in the British zone. There they treated me even more roughly, especially the first British prosecutor, who was a major. The conditions in the jail reflected the attitude of the first prosecutor. ...
Compared to where I had been before, Imprisonment with the IMT International Military Tribunal was like staying in a health spa.”

This is probably one of the most disingenuous films I've seen in years
To take the Holocaust and Nazism and to try to compare them to normal everyday people by focusing on their mundane lives is so insincere and is nothing more than self-projection from Glazer.
The concept and the utilization of the sound mixing to execute on it also gets boring after about 15-20 minutes when you realize this movie has no other ideas