Discussing the Gassing Process - Conspiracy

In January 1942, as the United States enters World War II, a conference assembles near Berlin. SS Gen. Heydrich (Kenneth Branagh) and his associate, Lt. Eichmann (Stanley Tucci) call the meeting to discuss the "evacuation" of Germany's Jews and other undesirables, a code word for their extermination in concentration camps. To begin this Final Solution, they must change the mind of a small group of men opposed to the idea, led by Chancellor Kritzinger (David Threlfall).

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[jackburton]

Keep in mind, half that room was educated at the doctorate level and almost all of them were lawyers.

[Jamietheroadrunner]

This movie is a masterclass in how talented filmmakers don’t have to show us one second of violence to tear us apart emotionally.

[TomG]

It's a remarkable movie, not just for the subject matter and history, but that the filmmakers made what was effectively a business meeting, with very little visual or physical action, into an interesting plot based on the individual personalities vying for control + the skills of the acting ensemble, which were considerable.

[bearok]

That staredown at 2:25 is brutal, despite sitting down he still manages to assert himself just by giving a look and the word "Eat"

[ereinin]

When people say banality of evil, this is what they mean.
I have recently seen a German movie dealing with this same conference.
It was also very good, but in this one I recognise all the actors.

[shutup]

kenneth branagh is possibly the most underrated actor of this generation

[OllieV__nl]

I instantly go "hey it's these three actors" based on the thumbnail then I double check and I somehow only have Owen Teale right. This movie is stacked with great actors.

[JoSheperd]

WW2 absolutely brought out the worst evils out of some countries most radical philosophies and yet some will never learn...

[ryanmclellan]

Kenneth Branaugh staring at you and saying "eat." Fucking intimidating.

[peterschorn]

That episode where "The Office" turned unexpectedly dark

[mattmurphy]

At least one man felt revulsion … not enough to take a stand…. When the good do nothing evil wins… not saying he was good but it is a clear illustration…

[dakritic]

This film is an absolute masterpiece. Superb acting, writing, and directing.

[rhemium]

the look the SS dude gives Eichmann as they listen to him ranting about his dad's cigar is super creepy.

[evancrum]

The fact that Eichman has a hard time saying what happens to the body says something

[eamonnclabby]

Excellent example of what is never far away...they are among us...cheers, Johnny...E

[vincentmarotta]

I forgot which youtuber mentioned this, but it always stuck with me:
This movie is a true horror film not because it's scary, or not even so much because of the subject manner...
But rather, because at moments like when everyone laughs at the "red to pink" joke, YOU as the audience becomes so involved, so committed to seeing and hearing what these people explained up to this point, that YOU too end up laughing with them.
That sort of transformation when you could, almost accidentally, laugh at something someone said...is where the horror comes in to play.

[b]

Remember this meeting was recorded in minutes and other notes. All of which survived. Almost correct word for word. Thats truly

[Cain_Murdch]

That prolonged stare from Heydrich (Branagh) at 2:28 is incredibly disturbing. Usually I despise WW2 era films where German characters are played by British actors but this is one of the rare exceptions. Excellent film 👍

[samizdatbroadcasts]

Reminds me of that comedy sketch where an S.S man asks his commander "are we the baddies?" I think this film answers that question, and not because they have skulls on their caps. Eichman and Heydrich are as close to pure evil as any humans ever were.

[meaty]

This movie chilled me to the bone! ....Scarier than any horror film.