They Saved Hitler's Brain

Synopsis

In the 1968 cult classic 'They Saved Hitler's Brain', the story revolves around attempts to revive the infamous dictator Adolf Hitler. A group of Nazi loyalists succeed in transplanting Hitler's brain into the body of a dictator's henchtman. With far-fetched science fiction elements, the movie explores themes of loyalty, betrayal, and the consequences of playing with nature's laws. As the story unfolds, the audience is taken on a wild ride filled with suspense and intrigue. 'They Saved Hitler's Brain' offers a unique blend of historical fiction and sci-fi fantasy that still captures the curiosity of viewers today.

Cast

• Walter Stocker

  Phil Day

• Audrey Caire

  Kathy Coleman 'K.C.' Day

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  Carlos Rivas

  Camino Padua / Teo Padua

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  John Holland

  Prof. John Coleman

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  Marshall Reed

  Frank Dvorak

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  Scott Peters

  David Garrick

Reviews

Critics have not been kind to 'They Saved Hitler's Brain', with many noting the poor acting, absurd plot, and overall lack of coherence. Roger Ebert famously said, 'This movie makes you wonder if Hitler's brain was the only thing they saved'. IMDb's rating of 2.4/10 reflects the general consensus of viewers, who have criticized the film for its offensive portrayal of historical figures and lack of depth. Rotten Tomatoes gives it a 0% rating, with critics labeling it as an unintentionally hilarious trainwreck that fails to deliver on any level. Metacritic users have panned the movie for its low-budget production values and disjointed storytelling. Overall, 'They Saved Hitler's Brain' remains a testament to how even the most outlandish ideas can fall flat on the big screen.