The initial promise faded as the narrative devolved into woke messaging and then German propaganda. Attempts to evoke familiarity with scenes from the original film, like sinking the submarine, felt pointless. The story introduces ideas that are hard to accept, suggesting relationships between German women and officers were rooted in lesbian desires for French resistance fighters. There's also an implication of honorable German soldiers grappling with moral crises regarding allowing Jewish people to end their lives. A particular moment—a soldier providing a loaded pistol to a Jewish couple—was deeply upsetting and awkward; it wasn’t intended as humor, but rather felt like a disrespectful distortion of the Holocaust and a weak effort to portray Nazi perpetrators in a more sympathetic light.

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