The first half was well done, the second half was routine and the third half was unnecessary; much as the romantic affairs of every character which wasted a great deal of screen time.
It would have made a more impactful movie if it was centered only in Heydrich, with more detail in how he rose to power and how he conducted the Wannsee Conference... because honestly the first part was what I found more interesting. Also I don't know why they always want to force some romantic plot just for the sake of it (I'm talking about the two Czech fighters).
Well, I found this film better than Anthropoid anyway.
Interesting story, with some outstanding performances, but ultimately all that is not able to save this movie. The pacing and structure really make the thing just drag...
The Man With The Iron Heart is a well-made and well-acted historical drama that offers a gripping account of a crucial event in World War II. However, its heavy subject matter, emotional intensity, and moral ambiguity may not be for everyone. It's a film best suited for viewers who appreciate historically accurate portrayals and thought-provoking exploration of complex themes, even if it comes at the cost of a lighter or more uplifting experience.
Very accurate, more so than Anthropoid, which in itself was very good.
The Bio associated to Heydrich’s early years are very accurate. Great movie, great score and great actors...:thumbsup:
Good. Not as good as I wanted it to be.
This movie is also know as The Man With The Iron Heart. There was a similar movie like this a couple of years ago - almost exactly the same plotline/story (can't remember the name). It's ok, but not special 6/10
a historical movie where everyone speaks english. Yes, Nazis speak english amongst themselves. Total non sense.
Shout by Lee Brown Barrow Movie BuffVIP 3BlockedParent2018-01-07T21:13:52Z
A better film than 2016's Anthropoid, though we probably didn't need two films covering the same subject matter within months of each other. Still, this is a decent effort, particularly in the stronger first half detailing Heydrich's rise to power. The horrors of the Nazi cause still have the power to haunt, and perhaps we need these constant reminders to prevent the world falling into similar hands.