Enemy At The Gates DVD > Reviews > Enemy at the Gates Review

Author's product rating:   

Did you enjoy it?	Loved it
Story	Outstanding
Characters / Performances	Outstanding
Special Effects	Good
How does it compare to similar films?	Good

Advantages:	It's a great war film based on a true story with loads of action and excitement .
Disadvantages:	It gets a bit slow in places but still manages to keep flowing .

Recommend to potential buyers:

yes

Full review

I went to the cinema the other day and looked to see what was on. Saw Enemy at the Gates and was told it was good so I went, bought a ticket and enetered the cinema.
The filmm follows a young Russian Sniper in World War Two, fighting the Germans at Stallengrad. The film starts with the a boy learning to shoot with his grandfather. It soon moves onto the Russian troops being landed on the beaches at Stallengrad. His platoon die but he manages to survive and hide. A young journalist come upon him and tries to kill some Germans and hands the gun over to Jude Law. He kills the Germans and is taken by the journalist to an army base where he is classed as a hero. The film progresses and he kills more and more people with his amazing sniping skills. The Germans soon send in there best sharp shooter (Ed Harris) to take out Jude Law. As the film continues Jude falls in love with a women who helps him and in the end, no I won't spoil it for you. It is a great film with action, tension and romance.
It's definitely worth going to see and I would give it 4/5.