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Her revolutionary approach to music and cinematography is evident in this movie as Leni effortlessly portrays the Nazi propaganda of Germany emerging as a powerful nation under Hitler.

6. The Bunker (1981)

This film, directed by George Schaefer, is borrowed from James P. O’ Donnell’s book The Bunker.

Valkyrie (2008)

Directed by Bryan Singer, this film stars Tom Cruise as Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg. The propaganda films, on the contrary, show Hitler’s rise to power, peppered with fond adoration and awe of the man himself. Furthermore, the film controversially undercuts the relationship between Hitler and Speer, slightly likening it to the Jesus-Judas betrayal.

Der Letze Akt, as the film is also known, presents a terrifyingly realistic portrait of Hitler’s last few days and, in the process, becomes the first film in a long chain of films that would express fascination with the dictator’s life.

3. The actors deliver powerful performances and make the film a thoroughly enjoyable one.

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The Great Dictator serves as a valuable example of satire and remains one of the most daring takes on Hitler.

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11. But you'll see that this is fare more than a "top 10 hilter movies" list.

The films on this list are the best movies about Hitler and include titles such as The Devil with Hitler, Hitler: The Rise of Evil, Valkyrie, Downfall, Gandhi to Hitler, The Holcroft Covenant, and Angels of the Universe. Look Who’s Back (2015)

The film, originally titled ‘Er Ist Weider da,’ is a 2015 dramatic comedy film.

The movie’s highlights are the conversations Jojo has with Hitler, a figment of the former’s imagination, as the two go about navigating the war. Leni’s propaganda film cannot be doubted on the grounds of authenticity and provides a refreshing take on a man who enjoyed tremendous support from different quarters of his country.

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A mostly hated character in history because of his systematic genocide against Jews, he remains a figure of interest even today in cultural and philosophical studies. The film overall creates a humorous effect and is a good take on how Hitler would be received in today’s world.

10. Jojo Rabbit (2019)

Taika Waititi’s Oscar-winning drama ‘Jojo Rabbit’ stars the director as a satirical version of Adolf Hitler who accompanies a ten-year-old German boy named Johannes “Jojo” Betzler (Roman Griffin Davis) on his adventures as World War II wages on.

Chaplin satirizes the speech, and contrary to Hitler’s divisive and polarizing speeches, Chaplin calls for democracy, unity, and brotherhood. However, the value of this film is evident in the fact that it shows Hitler to be on close terms with Ernst Rohm, a man who would later be assassinated on Hitler’s orders. Downfall (2004)

The film titled ‘Der Untergang,’ AKA ‘Downfall,’ was directed by Oliver Hirschbiegel and happened to be nominated for the Academy Award for the best foreign picture.

Scarlett Johansson stars as Jojo’s mother.