This climactic scene from "Judgment at Nuremberg."

[CTyankee]

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This is instructive for us today...

[mahatmakanejeeves]

1. Did Burt Lancaster ever turn in a bad performance?

Not that I'm aware of.

I just watched "Run Silent, Run Deep" on Charge! TV.

[CTyankee]

2. he was perfect! I really thought he went outside his realm with "Judgement"

A phenomenal movie with Judy Garland, Montgomery Clift, Spencer Tracy...and the list went on. Everyone just about perfect!

[FailureToCommunicate]

9. He was a great, zealot general in "Seven Days In May"

Truly chilling movie (and not the good kind of chilling!)

[KPN]

3. One of the greats. Also a great liberal.

[courtjester]

4. Atheist

Burt identified as an atheist and narrated a documentary about the rise of the moral majority.

[CaptYossarian]

5. As we're comparing those incidents with today's injustices, I couldn't help

but notice the resemblance of Colonel Klink to Rudy Giuliani, who will also be one of Trump's co-defendants.

[erronis]

6. The execution for these films were excellent. Allow the actors to tell their stories.

I don't know anything about cinematography or anything artistic, but I know when something is portrayed so visually, so viscerally, the emotions are brought to the forefront.

I've stopped watching new films since they are so devoid of real emotions, just full of special effects.

[Uncle Joe]

7. Kicked and recommended.

Thanks for the thread CTyankee.

[burrowowl]

8. Everyone should go see the movie again!