User Score
4.1 out of 10

Mixed or average reviews- based on 10 Ratings

User score distribution:
  1. Positive: 4 out of 10
  2. Negative: 5 out of 10

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  1. Rick
    Apr 8, 2005
    2
    Boring and pointless. Not sure if we are watching a story about the industrialist and his good intentions, the aryan couple, or teh "good" nazis.
  2. JamesF.
    Dec 6, 2004
    9
    Saw this film at a special screening in New York. What a thrill. Keeps you guessing right to the last minute. The Q&A afterwards with John Daly was amazing. This film looks like a $30million picture....it was made for under $10million. Amazing!
  3. marcl.
    Nov 25, 2005
    1
    John Daly should stick to golf where he excels.
  4. StanleyK.
    Mar 2, 2005
    4
    A soapy, languid picture that you'd expect to see on cable because it stars Martin Landau. John Daly, one of the greatest producers of all time, is for some reason a very average director and writer. A soapy, languid picture that you'd expect to see on cable because it stars Martin Landau. John Daly, one of the greatest producers of all time, is for some reason a very average director and writer. I saw the film's world premiere and Mr. Daly was in attendance. I was sorry to see that Mr. Daly clearly doesn't have people around him honest enough to give him the critical feedback he needs to stop train wrecks like this. Expand
  5. Delius
    Dec 15, 2004
    0
    An insult to the memory of those who suffered at the hands of the Nazis. One of the worst movies I have ever seen. Comic book Nazis, The Holocaust and a tense stand off around the dinner table... WHY? Oh money of course!
  6. richard
    Dec 16, 2005
    1
    How did this ever get made???
Metascore

Generally unfavorable reviews - based on 13 Critics

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 1 out of 13
  2. Negative: 7 out of 13
  1. Reviewed by: Melissa Anderson
    20
    Feel-good historical fiction, The Aryan Couple insultingly seeks to soothe and comfort against the reality of atrocity.
  2. The problem, as it is so often in well-intentioned movies of this kind, is that rather than illuminate the enormity of Nazism, The Aryan Couple trades upon our knowledge of it for emotional impact.
  3. A few genuinely tense scenes are not enough to overcome a thin script, weak direction and an unceasingly high-strung score.