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By Mary F. Pols (536) for Contra Costa Times (478) on 27 Feb 2003

Blind Spot has the potential to be a great teaching tool for all of us…

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By David Nusair (3,363) for Reel Film Reviews (3,339) on 21 Feb 2003

for those who are prepared to settle in for what essentially amounts to a filmed lecture, the film certainly warrants a look…

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By Michael Wilmington (1,474) for Chicago Tribune (6,211) on 20 Feb 2003

The movie, in the end, is devastating because of the banality it reveals, and because its terseness and plainness cut a mass killer down to size…

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By Josh Ralske (71) for All Movie Guide (72) on 02 Feb 2003

The film does illuminate its subject, which is not Hitler himself, who remains a fairly unfathomable figure, but Traudl Junge…

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By Frank Ochieng (928) for Movie Eye (513) on 30 Jan 2003

Filmmakers Andre Heller and Othmar Schmiderer take the golden opportunity to try and lend some insight regarding the world's most notorious…

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By Charles Taylor (365) for Salon.com (2,725) on 30 Jan 2003

Consistently interesting without feeling essential until, in its last half-hour, it becomes utterly compelling…

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By Kenneth Turan (2,323) for Los Angeles Times (12,977) on 30 Jan 2003

A riveting encounter with the woman who was Hitler's secretary...In a daring and successful stylistic choice, directors Heller and Schmiderer…

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By Ella Taylor (978) for L.A. Weekly (3,142) on 30 Jan 2003

Junge's testimony about the last days in Hitler's bunker will fascinate the layperson, but it adds little to what is already known by historians…

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By Ross Anthony (612) for Hollywood Report Card (612) on 25 Jan 2003

Of course, viewers would hope that her personally profound moments would translate into profound insights into world history…

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By David Sterritt (1,643) for Christian Science Monitor (3,788) on 24 Jan 2003

Junge's testimony is a salutary reminder that Hitler was like other people in ways, and that the evil he manifested could visit us again if…

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By Andrew Sarris (502) for New York Observer (1,400) on 24 Jan 2003

All in all, the last days of Hitler's life make vivid listening and subtitle-reading…

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By Ken Fox (1,094) for TV Guide (1,527) on 23 Jan 2003

While this extraordinary, 90-minute film -- culled from over 10 hours of footage -- offers few revelations about Hitler's private life, it…

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By Erich Scholz (24) for Citysearch (305) on 23 Jan 2003

The source and the subject matter make it difficult to assign critical judgement to Blind Spot, but the film's snail pace means it will probably…

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By J. Hoberman (756) for Village Voice (8,525) on 21 Jan 2003

That unexpected rage is the movie's most powerful emotional truth…

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By Peter Rainer (2,575) for New York Magazine/Vulture (3,519) on 16 Jan 2003

Although Junge had consulted with a few historians and moviemakers over the years, she had never really unburdened herself, and this 90-minute…

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By Elvis Mitchell (489) for New York Times (5,786) on 23 Oct 2002

A riveting examination of how a young girl with no plan for her life and a bullying father found herself in the bunker with Hitler at the end…

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By Rachel Gordon (43) for Filmcritic.com (3,164) on 02 Oct 2002

So many questions have long been left unanswered, and Blind Spot does little to change that…

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By Kim Linekin (74) for eye WEEKLY (415) on 01 Oct 2002

[Junge's] memories are razor-sharp, and her ruminations on guilt are compelling, but the filmmakers' choice not to include archival photos…

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By Shlomo Schwartzberg (122) for Boxoffice Magazine (2,896) on 26 Sep 2002

An occasionally interesting but also flat documentary that too often fails to ask the best questions of its willing subject…

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