The movie could have depicted more humanistic side of getting stranded in the middle of nowhere with enemy soldiers. To me there are two options: Germans either kill the English at first sight or treat them as guests by feeling empathy. They choose the second option but inside the cabin the struggle between the two sides goes on for a very long time until they get used to each other. I find this unrealistic. In a case where an English soldier insults the Germans, the one with the gun -in this case the Germans- neutralize the others or put them outside and everything is settled. That the guns changing hands several times and ending up in a box outside is not possible. Otherwise, the song "Over the Rainbow" is very nice, especially when sung by Judy Garland.
Review of Into the White
