There is always much anticipation when Robert Zemeckis released a movie and while "Allied" did not win any major awards, it's still a good entry into Zemeckis' wonderful library of films."Allied" stars Brad Pitt as a Canadian intelligence officer and Marion Cotillard as a French Resistance fighter who were put together as a faux husband and wife in order to collect information against the Nazis in Casablanca during World War II. Eventually their relationship begins to develop and sure enough plans are about to change. The chemistry between the two was great and the scenes in which they were intimate were well made, high notes on the car in the desert storm scene.It is labeled as a war film, but war is not the most important thing in the movie, as hope and romance stand out in Zemeckis' glamorous and graceful style, adding to it beautiful costumes and set-pieces."Allied" is a great choice of film when it comes to romance during wartime and a good choice to watch with the person special to you.

When they love each other they know that they will fight the world beside the currently war to live together he decided to leave every thing just for his family for his love .. True love real love .. and she got it .. she saw his love in his actions in his words .. she take a great painful strong move .. to protect him and her doughtier .. she loved him and he loved her ..

Movies are made for entertainment. Whether the movie is based on a true story or a fictional story, scenes are known to be exaggerated from the original fact. For the most part, movies are not meant to be informational, if you are looking for an informational film, you should be looking at documentaries, not movies. One of the most emotional and entertaining film I have ever watched has to be Allied.Allied is a movie based on the time period of world war 2 in the united kingdom. It jumps around from the opening scene in Casablanca where the main character meets another French operative. The movie follows a Canadian commanding officer deployed in the UK during world war 2. It follows the same guy through his time, during which he found the love of his life during a mission in Casablanca and started a family with a colleague who, along side him, fought together against the Nazis. But, all of his life in the UK, turned out to be a lie. The best and most memorable moment was when he finds out that the love of his life was actually a Nazis spy the whole time, working with other spies in their neighborhood. There was a scene just before this where the husband wanted to know if his wife is actually a spy so he went to France to ask a drunk about his wife. From this meeting, he found out that she played the French national anthem in front of German officers. Once he got back to the UK, he asked his wife to play that on the piano, to which she could not do. The moments immediately after that was absolutely breath taking. It gives a huge insight to how much they loved each other. When the wife was asked if she ever loved him, she replied, "I loved you since Casablanca," fighting back tears of great sadness and guilt. The movie ended with him finding out the whole situation and helping his wife, who agreed to sell out who she is working with in order to stay with him and their daughter. At the very end, the allied forces finds out their agenda and started to chase after them, resulting with them almost escaping in a plane. But before they could escape, they were trapped by the allied forces, who were demanding for his wife to surrender. He, obviously loving her, wouldn't let her do it. But the only other option would be to either die or escape. Knowing their options, the wife decided to surrender so that her husband and her daughter could survive. It ended with her killing herself so that her husband won't be tried for treason.This movie really takes a toll on your emotions. It really brings you on a giant rollercoaster ride. If you didn't know how it would turn out, this movie really would leave a mark on you. From the incredible plot to the amazing acting, this movie really makes this story a wonder that has to be watched in order to be able to be enjoy it to the fullest. Just me telling you how it turned out does no justice for the masterpiece that it is. All i have to say is that it is a movie you must watch.Many of the reviews base their criticisms off of the fact that this film was not "historically accurate" but, i mean, it's a MOVIE, not a DOCUMENTARY where it has to historical accurate. Almost all of the bad reviews had a segment where they said something about how this one scene was not historically accurate or the absurdity of the time line of the movie. Also they also talk about how the logic of the movie in general doesn't make sense in comparison to reality. I mean like the movie didn't say that it would be nonfiction, and along with every other movie thats not a documentary, it usually is fiction. So all of their dumb criticisms just go down the drain due to the stupidity of their review in relation to the movie.Many movie critics just critiques on the smallest and most insignificant things, they never focus on the big pictures and all of the points where the movie was expetional in.

If you watched Jin-Roh, that awesome japanese anime movie, when you watch this one you will know what I mean (the color of the hat she wears at the end proves my point). If you didn't watch Jin-Roh, stop wasting your life and go watch it. And then maybe watch this one. Maybe.