[Marcus Marulus]

And, speaking of the movie, it is quite ridiculous. Aside from proving that Hitler's real voice, used in domestic conversations, was quite different from the voice that could be heard while he was delivering speeches, aside from that nothing sensational, regarding the war, was disclosed.

Saying wunderbar, wunderbar upon entering Berghoff and reproaching Eva for her dress, not a big thrill.

The last part of the movie is the only truely relevant one, when the authors disclose the hitherto hidden ideological message underlying the whole film, saying that "the fact that Hitler was just a man proves that we are all (ie. all the humanity, are there exceptions?) potential Hitlers."