NUREMBERG: Russell Crowe, James Vanderbilt, moderator Jenelle Riley

Entertaining, Terrific Performances, Big Questions

Great Movie, With Some Inaccuracies and Pacing Issues 8.5/10

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Just because someone is your ally. Does not mean they are on your side.

Leo Woodall at an event for Nuremberg (2025)

 TORONTO, ONTARIO - SEPTEMBER 07: Rami Malek attends the premiere of "Nuremberg" during the 2025 Toronto International Film Festival at Roy Thomson Hall on September 07, 2025 in Toronto, Ontario. 

Frank Smith, Cherilyn Hawrysh, and Benjamin Tappan at an event for Nuremberg (2025)

Benjamin Tappan at an event for Nuremberg (2025)

Cherilyn Hawrysh at an event for Nuremberg (2025)

A WWII psychiatrist evaluates Nazi leaders before the Nuremberg trials, growing increasingly obsessed with understanding evil as he forms a disturbing bond with Hermann Göring.

Nuremberg

Saw an early screening of Nuremberg with the Regal Mystery Movie. Honestly, I was expecting another standard WWII film. There are two storylines that interweave. The first being the obvious, the relationship between Douglas Kelly (Malek) and Herman Goering (Crowe). And the story of trying to get the trials set up with Robert Jackson (Shannon).

Positives!

+Some of the most genuine conversations I have heard on film.

+Great set and costumes.

+Fitting Score.

+Interesting interpersonal relationships. Show what it means to put humanity before hatred.

Negatives!

-Some historical inaccuracies.

-Gimmicky black and white news reel moments.

-Rami Malek doesn&apos;t always match his words to his face.

Nuremberg is a great film. But not a documentary. Your enjoyment may vary because of that. But Russell Crowe knocks it out of the park for sure. No heavy handed themes. Just factual footage from the camps.

--GremlinLord615.

-Full Review on Youtube.

‘Nuremberg,’ the upcoming historical drama directed by James Vanderbilt, brings to life the intense aftermath of World War II as the Allies seek justice for the atrocities of the Holocaust. The official trailer showcases a gripping courtroom drama intertwined with a psychological battle between two formidable opponents. Russell Crowe transforms into the notorious Nazi leader Herman Göring, while Rami Malek portrays a U.S. Army psychiatrist tasked with unraveling the mind of one of history&apos;s most infamous figures.

The star-studded cast is led by Oscar-winners Russell Crowe (‘Gladiator,’ ‘A Beautiful Mind’) and Rami Malek (‘Bohemian Rhapsody,’ &quot;Mr. Robot&quot;), with Michael Shannon (‘The Shape of Water,’ ‘Knives Out’) as chief prosecutor Robert H. Jackson. Producer-writer James Vanderbilt, known for his screenwriting work on ‘Zodiac’ and ‘The Amazing Spider-Man,’ directs this powerful historical drama based on Jack El-Hai&apos;s book &quot;The Nazi and the Psychiatrist.&quot;

‘Nuremberg’ is poised to be a major awards contender, releasing nationwide in theaters on November 7, 2025.


Official Trailer #1

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Saw an early screening of Nuremberg with the Regal Mystery Movie. Honestly, I was expecting another standard WWII film. There are two storylines that interweave. The first being the obvious, the relationship between Douglas Kelly (Malek) and Herman Goering (Crowe). And the story of trying to get the trials set up with Robert Jackson (Shannon).

Positives!

+Some of the most genuine conversations I have heard on film.

+Great set and costumes.

+Fitting Score.

+Interesting interpersonal relationships. Show what it means to put humanity before hatred.

Negatives!

-Some historical inaccuracies.

-Gimmicky black and white news reel moments.

-Rami Malek doesn't always match his words to his face.

Nuremberg is a great film. But not a documentary. Your enjoyment may vary because of that. But Russell Crowe knocks it out of the park for sure. No heavy handed themes. Just factual footage from the camps.

--GremlinLord615.

-Full Review on Youtube.

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Nuremberg

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