Hell Hath No Fury

Solid movie. Interesting story. Good actors.

Rubbish, all over the place with little plot and no direction.

Worth a watch. I was pleasantly surprised by the acting of Nina as Marie, the guy that played Carl on friends, an Ed Harris doppelganger & agent Johnson from Matrix reloaded.

For a film that's shot in one location (a graveyard) and one that includes so many people dying on screen, you'd think they'd get it right once in a while. Based on a true story, it can't hold your attention because of the bad deaths on screen and no variety of scenes.

Remembering all the precious lives lost. A generational setback. A war poisoned with greed misunderstood as passion. A cursed branding. Lifetimes of endless suffering. Hell hath no fury tells an important story about a brave sole survivor. A simple detour for looting turns out to be a life changing series of events. Tremendous performance by the lead actress reenacting a miraculous story of redemption and giving life to a woman whose mind and body are in equal amounts of torment.

To many holes. I spent entire movie thinking ‘why would you do that? Can't believe rating!

I wouldn't recommend it for any reason I wouldn't ever watch it again just pointless.

I was very pleasantly surprised about how well this movie was put together. All the actors did a great job in particular Nina Bergman. Then I found out it was somewhat based upon a real person and a true story of sorts which made it that much more interesting. Good job Jesse V Johnson

What do you expect for a WWII movie with a B-flick budget? They just don't try anymore.

Director didn't create a sense of tension. Acting was fine.