Grey Wolf: Hitler's Escape to Argentina

Terrible film that tries to deceive its audience of an absolute historical falsity. Almost attempts to humanise Hitler, one of the world monsters ever spewed out of the world, there's a scene about 2 minutes and 10 seconds long which is just of Hitler crying - why do we have this scene? What is it meant to show. Implied regret at his actions are also included in this hellfest.

The actual evidence is non existent and all ridiculous hearsay, in fact it sometimes works against this fringe theory such as it being stated that Hitler signed multiple books and everyone from the neighbourhood knew him, oh did they? Where are these books and where are these people? That's right, they don't exist or are vile liars doing it for attention to add insult to injury to the millions of people genocided.

1/10: Disgusting media.

Horribly written, horribly acted. This had such potential. Im readung the book now and it was put together much better. This needed to be done more like a documentary and less like a bad movie of the week. I wanted facts, not drama.

This is a vile little pseudo-documentary. The kind of movie that makes a mockery of 'serious history'. Anyone with a general understanding of the fall of the Third Reich would notice issues with this as soon as it begins. In terms of the voice overs and the acting, the 1.5m that the courts seem to have trouble clawing back for the defunct investment fund have been woefully spent. Don't waste your time. Watch DOWNFALL or read Hugh Trevor Roper on the subject.

This is for sure a very interesting, documentary, styled reenactment. For any one who enjoyed the rather excellent 'Hunting Hitler' series TV series (me included) will obviously find this of great interest. I wonder though about a lot of the information they deem as fact and the dramatization is padded out, on what we are told as "factual testimony". We do know for sure that 30,000 high ranking Nazis escaped to South America and most lived out very peaceful lives, as well as the ones who ran very successful companies in a Post War Germany.

Well done Gerrard Williams brilliantly put together and very well told very very enlightening stuff and the music featured was fabulous .......great job by all .....I will be watching grey wolf again ........the dramatisations of the people in questions testimony is done very well and it really brings the book to life ...really opens your eyes and leaves it for the viewer to make up his or hers own mind ...beutiful soundtrack great title score and really adds to the movie...as I said very well put together ...really enjoyed it...have to say book goes into a lot more detail so check it out gerrard has done a great job bringing the book to life