I wasn't sure what to expect from this film, but what I got was an
awesome latter day version of a 1940s noir, right down to the b/w
photography, the Hollywood backlot, the intricate plot, and the
moving score. If you are a fan of classic noirs, and in particular
of the Third Man, with which this film shares more than a passing
resemblence, you'll enjoy the Good German. If you hate Turner
Classic Movies, you'll really hate the Good German.
