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Honu
08-28-18, 04:59
not sure who has seen this

not a pay to watch
OK if its free to watch

kinda funny in a slapstick way of something that you have to wonder what it was really like to be there that night and has some truth to the satire movie
for sure would have been one of those watch this for film study films so might not be for everyone

https://slate.com/culture/2018/03/whats-fact-and-whats-fiction-in-the-death-of-stalin.html

https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/true-story-death-stalin-180965119/
Arik
08-28-18, 08:00
Thought it was hilarious...in a dark comedy sorta way

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jmp45
08-28-18, 09:40
Have it in the queue. Curious to see how Steve Buscemi does in this one. We just wrapped up Boardwalk Empire, a fantastic series. IMHO the best of any by far.
RetroRevolver77
08-28-18, 10:50
I imagine it won't be coming to leftist Netflix.
Arik
08-28-18, 10:54
Why wouldn't it

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Skyyr
08-28-18, 12:42
Will definitely check this out.
26 Inf
08-28-18, 18:52
Kind of a little drift, but does feature Stalin - for a good read about how Hitler escaped the bunker and was pursued by Stalin's minions try The Berkut by Joseph Heywood.

https://www.amazon.com/Berkut-Joseph-Heywood/dp/0394560884The Berkut
SteyrAUG
08-28-18, 20:18
Kind of a little drift, but does feature Stalin - for a good read about how Hitler escaped the bunker and was pursued by Stalin's minions try The Berkut by Joseph Heywood.

https://www.amazon.com/Berkut-Joseph-Heywood/dp/0394560884The Berkut

Pffft. Everyone knows Hitler died in 1938.

https://www.amazon.com/Strange-Death-Adolf-Hitler/dp/B0025E14FO/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1535505298&sr=8-2-fkmr0&keywords=strange+life+and+death+of+adolf+hitler
Dienekes
08-28-18, 22:32
Read the book years ago. Adolf got what was coming to him. In spades.
26 Inf
08-28-18, 23:13
Read the book years ago. Adolf got what was coming to him. In spades.

Yep. Heywood is one of my favorite fiction writers. I read Berkut recently, only because I had completed his Wood Cop series. Glad I did.
Pappabear
08-28-18, 23:27
watched it on a plane. Was confused most of the time, serious or not? But got some laughs and felt I learned a bit of jaded history.

was intersting.

PB