I've never been so uncomfortable enjoying something in my entire life. How can anyone make a "comedy" out of the Holocaust? Well, they did and it was a work of art. In short, a dad convinces his son that the concentration camp they're in is actually a game where he wins a tank if they get the most points. All while finding ways to show his wife he's still alive. The first hour of the movie is a little slow, but shows subtle ways nazis are affecting Italy. Then the last 30 minutes are just tear jerkingly painful. My jaw never left the floor all while I cried like a baby. Perfect in every sense of the word.
Review of Life Is Beautiful
