A Caçadora de Auschwitz

I don't often give up on a movie but I gave up on this one three or four times before finally forcing myself to watch it until the end. The premise sounded interesting but the story was ridiculous and the lead character's acting was horrible. Perhaps I missed the explanation but the ex-Nazi guard they exposed was now living in the English countryside, apparently had lived in New York for some period of time, had the most American accent you've ever heard, and looked nothing like you'd think a 95-ish year old ex-Nazi would look (though he was a pervert, so I guess that fits character). Weird dream sequences and flashbacks/flashforwards that just served to confuse everything. Do yourself a favor and pass on this one.

A woman hunts ww2 nazi war criminals. While this sounds like an exciting story, it has zero energy. The movie is mostly talking heads, slowly explaining its own plot and Auschwitz anecdotes. The acting is barely passable but otherwise it's a competent production... just uninteresting. I'd suggest passing on this one.

Some of the worst dialogue and acting (particularly by the lead) I've ever seen. Woeful! But somehow I sort of saw most of it. A wonderful waste of time.

Apparently I need to keep writing more. Please don't waste time reading more. There are so many better things to do! The lead actress is so awfully bad. It's like she is reading her lines sight unseen. Oh dear! 235 more characters needed! I can only assume the producers were related to the lead. The few times English actors are involved, the quality rockets, despite the writing. Perhaps the producers should note this next time that they cast...in the unlikely event someone backs them again.

This movie is just plain bad. From horrible acting to cheesy one liners, you'll be praying for this to come to a swift end. I was surprised to find out that the director. Richard John Taylor has two other movies. I will be avoiding them.

Yikes. How many grade school productions of Guys and Dolls did the casting agent have to sit through before finding Lowri Watts-Joyce? That was brutal.