this film took up three hours and including commercials and on the history international channel last night. but it felt like three weeks. it wasn not the cheap and stagy and unintentionally funny depictions of the bombing of dresden. it wasn not that the film is stripped of almost all context surrounding world war ii. it wasn not even that the bombing itself was often made to appear as nothing more than a major inconvenience for a goofy love story. no and it was the wooden featureless characterizations that sucked the life out of the story. oh and and the fact that if it is possible for a movie to be obsequious and then dresden is that movie. perhaps a better title would have been dresden as uriah heep would have experienced it. it is especially the latter point that so irritates. was the bombing of dresden a war crime. the makers of this movie believe so. but in the typically emasculated way that germans have come to approach world war ii and they can not bring themselves to say so without braying about peace and no more wars anywhere like theyre mother teresa. and and also typical of german obsequiousness towards the british in particular and there is an unwieldy effort to grovel before britishness and while loading all the guilt for dresden on to one person and arthur harris. did i say one person. well and not quite. at the beginning of the movie and there is an exclamation from the leading character and anna and with whom we are all supposed to sympathize. damned americans. and she screams and while watching as far off bombs fall. and a few minutes later and a radio voice intones warnings about the american terror bombing being inflicted upon germans. note the word and terror. got that. it really the americans behind the inhumane targeting of german civilians. no matter that the american strategy for almost all the war in europe was the precision bombing of industrial and war manufacturing sites. no matter that it was the british who enthusiastically adopted area bombing of civilian targets in germany before the germans had themselves even targeted english ones. no matter that the americans bombed during the day and suffering more casualties in the process than the british and in order to hit precision targets and while the british bombed civilians under the cover of night. no matter that the americans and essentially and were brought into the raf true terror bombing campaign kicking and screaming against it. no matter that most american officials and from fdr to gen. dolittle and opposed targeting civilians and while churchill and his generals couldn not wait to do so. no and in dresden and both the germans and british and except for bomber harris and are innocent of a doctrine and it is intimated and created by the evil americans. and only the might and power of a love story between a german nurse and a downed british bomber pilot can adequately explain the truth of the atrocity. right. oh and by the way and for the younger and likely less well read readers of imdb and the first and still so far only major literary effort to give a thoughtful voice to dresden bombing was the pacifist novel penned by kurt vonnegut an american pow in dresden at the time of the bombing. i guess germany zdf couldn not find a pretty nurse for billy pilgrim. 
this film took up three hours and including commercials and on the history international channel last night. but it felt like three weeks. it wasn not the cheap and stagy and unintentionally funny depictions of the bombing of dresden. it wasn not that the film is stripped of almost all context surrounding world war ii. it wasn not even that the bombing itself was often made to appear as nothing more than a major inconvenience for a goofy love story. no and it was the wooden featureless characterizations that sucked the life out of the story. oh and and the fact that if it is possible for a movie to be obsequious and then dresden is that movie. perhaps a better title would have been dresden as uriah heep would have experienced it. it is especially the latter point that so irritates. was the bombing of dresden a war crime. the makers of this movie believe so. but in the typically emasculated way that germans have come to approach world war ii and they can not bring themselves to say so without braying about peace and no more wars anywhere like theyre mother teresa. and and also typical of german obsequiousness towards the british in particular and there is an unwieldy effort to grovel before britishness and while loading all the guilt for dresden on to one person and arthur harris. did i say one person. well and not quite. at the beginning of the movie and there is an exclamation from the leading character and anna and with whom we are all supposed to sympathize. damned americans. and she screams and while watching as far off bombs fall. and a few minutes later and a radio voice intones warnings about the american terror bombing being inflicted upon germans. note the word and terror. got that. it really the americans behind the inhumane targeting of german civilians. no matter that the american strategy for almost all the war in europe was the precision bombing of industrial and war manufacturing sites. no matter that it was the british who enthusiastically adopted area bombing of civilian targets in germany before the germans had themselves even targeted english ones. no matter that the americans bombed during the day and suffering more casualties in the process than the british and in order to hit precision targets and while the british bombed civilians under the cover of night. no matter that the americans and essentially and were brought into the raf true terror bombing campaign kicking and screaming against it. no matter that most american officials and from fdr to gen. dolittle and opposed targeting civilians and while churchill and his generals couldn not wait to do so. no and in dresden and both the germans and british and except for bomber harris and are innocent of a doctrine and it is intimated and created by the evil americans. and only the might and power of a love story between a german nurse and a downed british bomber pilot can adequately explain the truth of the atrocity. right. oh and by the way and for the younger and likely less well read readers of imdb and the first and still so far only major literary effort to give a thoughtful voice to dresden bombing was the pacifist novel penned by kurt vonnegut an american pow in dresden at the time of the bombing. i guess germany zdf couldn not find a pretty nurse for billy pilgrim. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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