Despite its big-name cast and heavy subject matter, Nuremberg suffers from a lack of rhythmic dialogue. There are several moments where it feels sluggish, though it manages to stay just engaging enough to avoid being boring. Russell Crowe fully commits to his role, yet I couldn't help but still see "Russell Crowe" on screen. On the other hand, Rami Malek felt out of his depth; while the themes are incredibly compelling, his performance felt out of sync with the rest of the film. For those who enjoy historical dramas—specifically World War II—here is one more to add to the list. It’s certainly not the best, but it isn't the worst either. It does make me wonder, though: are we reaching a point of oversaturation with these stories?