Will

There’s a lot of good WWII movies and this one is definitely not one of them!

This movie portrays a realistic view of life under facism and should motivate anyone doubting the real-life impact of facism on a previously democratize society. Frighteningly relevant in 2024.

This film is so depressing and uninspiring unlike many other war films on Netflix.

It's decent. Worth watching.

Well acted,well produced,gripping story. Could not stop watching .

"Wil," directed by Tim Mielants, is a gripping film that captures the feel of World War II-era Belgium. The atmosphere and worldbuilding are incredible, as usual with Mielants, and the 4:3 aspect ratio really adds to the vintage feel of the story. The acting is top-notch, with Stef Aerts and the rest of the cast doing a fantastic job bringing their characters to life. The storytelling and cinematography are exceptional, making the tough and heartbreaking story stick with you long after the credits roll. As a Belgian, I love seeing my country's history portrayed so well on screen. However, the film does have some pacing issues, which is why it doesn't quite reach a higher rating. Despite that, "Wil" is a well-made and engaging film that’s definitely worth watching for anyone interested in historical dramas.

A smaller and underrated movie about the deterioration of morality during WW2.

Amazing movie, amazing acting. Don't watch before bedtime because you might get some nightmares.

Very gripping film showing the battle between survival and your own conscience. I couldn't look away, with no idea how the film would end! To all the low reviews, I can only imagine it was too dark for their little minds to comprehend.

Although well acted, well directed and well produced, WILL is a study in "how hopelessly and appallingly dark can hopelessly and appallingly dark actually get?" — with no redeeming feature whatsoever.