They couldnt just stick to the war story had to throw in unnecessary love triangle
Enemy At The Gates is a historical war drama focusing upon the 1942 Battle of Stalingrad which was a major turning point in the war in Europe during World War II. It was known for its brutal urban warfare. The story surrounds the struggles of Vasily Zaytsev (Jude Law) a Soviet sniper in the city. He’s turned into a hero his Commissar (political officer) Danilov (Joseph Fiennes), but when they both fall in love with the same woman Tania (Rachel Weisz) the two have a falling out. Vasily also gets into a sniper duel with Germany soldier Major Erwin Konig (Ed Harris) as the Nazis and the Soviets compete for a propaganda victory if either one can kill the other.<br /><br />The movie automatically captures your attention with its portrayal of what the fighting was like within the city. The opening has Vasily and hundreds of soldiers get off a train and look upon Stalingrad which is burning. They have to take ferries across the river to get to the city which are being strafed by German planes. When they get there they don’t have enough rifles for all the soldiers but they’re told to charge the Nazi lines anyway. The ones that refuse are shot by their own officers. It’s utter chaos.<br /><br />The movie does a good job with the cat and mouse game between Vasily and Konig. They are both extremely good at their jobs, very smart and skilled. Konig for example is constantly trying to set traps for Vasily. I didn’t care as much about the love triangle between Vasily-Danilov and Tania. That seemed like Hollywood wanting to add some unnecessary romance and drama.<br />C
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