I watched Judgement at Nuremburg the other night... even though Schnell eats the set, and Burt Landcaster is oddly melodramatic, the film still stands up as a serious exploration of guilt, responsibility, and I had forgotten the extensive horrific footage of the death camps. Best moment is when Landcaster asks to talk to Spencer Tracy after being sentenced, he weasles his way into asking for a level of understanding and forgiveness for his "admitting responsibility", and Tracy is having none of it... his "nope, and he walks away" is a great moment of American cinema.

I'm just sayin'....

Never seen it. But I've been to Nuremburg and to Dachau, so I'd like to see it one day.

You got lucky this time Harry.

Usually when I see the words "free" and "Nike" in a thread title I automatically go into 'exterminate the spam post' mode.

I thought the same, but I have no extermination abilities.