Max

The movie was excellent. The ending was OK...We all know that he became a mad man. I wish they work more on how he develop his skill as a powerful speaker. I would recommend this movie.... Full review

Ok, we can all assume that Hitler eventually became an absolute madman for power and domination. But I don't feel that this film was historically accurate. I am definitely not pro-Hitler, but I do have to say that I sincerely doubt... Full review

This is a really good movie. This movie tells you Hilter thoughts about the jewish people, how he think about Germany is get over-run with jewish people.... Full review

I was really impressed with this film. It's an interesting look at Hitler, the man and the artist, before his disasterous entry into politics. The "what if" element makes is even more compelling. Noah Taylor is electrifying as a frustrated young... Full review

This film should appeal to cinema-goers of all ages. I'm 15 and I'll give pretty much every film a chance, I think youngsters who are put off by the fact that it may seem to arty for them should really give... Full review

Very unusual character study of post WW1 Germany and the bleak world of German society where a young Adolf Hitler struggled for identity and direction amist the growing forces which gave shape to the NSDAP and future NAZI mystique. Not much... Full review

They establish a relationship of sorts, with an ambivalent Max trying to decide between playing the role of mentor and simply well intentioned gallerist.....The cinematography is worth noting....this reveals a lack of concern for the side characters as they truly are irrelevant to the story's development....It is interesting that this film caused an outcry in the States, with criticism heaped on the fact....Although his art is found lacking, Max feels sympathy for the gauche Hitler..... ... Full Review

They establish a relationship of sorts, with an ambivalent Max trying to decide between playing the role of mentor and simply well intentioned gallerist.....The cinematography is worth noting....this reveals a lack of concern for the side characters as they truly are irrelevant to the story's development....It is interesting that this film caused an outcry in the States, with criticism heaped on the fact....Although his art is found lacking, Max feels sympathy for the gauche Hitler..... ... Full Review

Enjoyable, darkly comic drama with a terrific performance by Noah Taylor. And it's almost as if the poster (and the film) is giving a sly wink and saying 'But we had a go anyway'. ... Full Review

So Max takes the young corporal under his wing, showing him that real "art" extends to more than merely a canvas. Max was once a promising artist, but he lost an arm fighting with the German army during World War I. So he now finds himself as more of a performance artist, hocking others' wares. ... Full Review

The look is grandly, crazily aggressive, it's "future kitsch," exults Max, not even conceiving....it happened, Max plainly understands the difficulty of his own project.....personal anguish and political resistance in alarming, angry images....the movie reveals that this choice is illusory..... ... Full Review

Interesting, and you gotta love the dialouge.Come on Hitler, I'll buy you a lemonade.An interesting, ballsy, at times humorous (oddly enough) fictional look into young Hitler. ... Full Article

The 1991 documentary, "The Architecture of Doom," makes a compelling case that the key to understanding the dark phenomenon of Adolf Hitler is that he was a frustrated artist, and his creation of the Third Reich was, in effect, a... ... Full Article

In this day and age, is it wrong to make a movie depicting Hitler not just as dictator, but as human being? Many may see Menno Mejyes latest film Max as just that - a two-hour pictorial, glorifying the biggest... ... Full Article

The movie explores the relationship between Max, a Jewish art dealer played by John Cusack, and Hitler, played by Noah Taylor, who gives up art by turning his attention to politics. ''I think a lot of films have oversimplified this... ... Full Article

If there were truth in advertising standards for film titles, "Max" would never get away with calling itself "Max." At the very least it would have to be "Max and Adolph" or maybe " : The Early Years," a behind-the-music ... Full Article

Noah Taylor, Australia's most reluctant star, gives not only the best performance of his career, but risks a lot in his portrayal of the young Hitler in the upcoming Max, where he gives a performance as controversial as it is... ... Full Article