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An atypical Holocaust film that is engaging, thought-provoking, and heart-wrenching
Brandon Cozart
on March 11, 2009
2008 was a very big year for films adapted from books, with several reaching the high acclaim of Academy Award nominations. One adapted film that didn't get much recognition, however, is The Boy in the Striped Pajamas, based on the novel by John Boyne.
The film opens with the following quote emblazoned on the screen: "Childhood is measured out by sounds and smells and sights, before the dark hour of reason grows." As the quote suggests, this is a sort of coming of age film, and over the course of 94 minutes,those in the audience slowly watch the innocence of children unravel before their eyes as the reality of what is taking place becomes more and more illuminated.
The Boy in the Striped Pajamas is the story of a family living in Berlin during World War II. The main character, an eight-year-old boy named Bruno (Asa Butterfield), spends his time in Berlin playing with his friends and reading adventure novels. His father, brilliantly played by David Thewlis (most will recognize him as Professor Lupin from the Harry Potter franchise), soon gets a promotion, however, and Bruno, his parents, and his sister move to the German countryside where his father will take up his new position. Unlike their time in Berlin, Bruno's parents are careful to keep their son close to home, and Bruno, an explorer and adventurer at heart, is confined to the small fenced area surrounding their house.
From his bedroom window, Bruno can see what he thinks is a strange farm off in the distance. He notices that the "farmers" act strangely and wear strange "pajamas" while they work. Later, he notices that the smokestacks on the farm give off an absolutely wretched stench when they are burning. By now, of course, the audience knows that what Bruno has seen is not a farm at all, and that his father's new position is Commandant of the nearby concentration camp.
The naive Bruno manages to escape from the grounds of his home and is finally free to explore the woods behind the house. Not paying much attention to where he is going, he happens upon a remote part of the camp where he meets another eight-year-old boy, Shmuel (Jack Scanlon), confined by a different kind of fence. The two become friends, and Bruno sneaks away every chance he gets to go and visit the only playmate he has found since moving away from Berlin.
This is an interesting film on many accounts, the most fascinating being the changes that each member of Bruno's family undergoes. His father, a seemingly reluctant, "political only" Nazi at the beginning, devolves into a hardened, harsh man. Bruno's sister Gretel (Amber Beattie), encouraged by a handsome lieutenant working with her father, falls victim to the Aryan propaganda so much that her room is soon filled with posters of the Fuhrer, much like young girls today would adorn their walls with images of the Jonas Brothers. Finally, there's Bruno's mother (Vera Farmiga), who is the antithesis to the growing Nazism in her family. At first she is happy for her husband and the success he has as a soldier in the German army. However, as she learns more about her husband's new charge, and the truth is revealed about the camp, she becomes bitter and angry.
And then there's Bruno. All the signs are there. Bruno comes across every hint he possibly could as to the truth behind the "farm" where his friend Shmuel lives and works. Yet he remains utterly oblivious. Caught between the two stages of "sounds and smells and sights" and "the dark hour of reason," the filmmakers show the great price of failing to deal with the world around us.
Much of the criticism that I've read regarding this film deals with the supposed overextension of innocence to both child characters. Many critics cannot grasp the idea of an eight-year-old child not understanding that the "farm" is really a horrible work camp, that the "pajamas" are prison clothes, that the mysterious disappearances that Shmuel tells of and the smoke from the chimneys are the results of the systematic slaughter of the camp's inhabitants. That may be a fair criticism, but I think it misses the greater point that the filmmakers seem to be making.
Bigger than a child's loss of innocence, Bruno seems to be a representation of Germany, perhaps even humanity, itself, and the failure to deal with the evil right before one's very eyes. So many Germans claimed the innocence that we see in Bruno, saying they had no knowledge of the Final Solution to the Jewish Problem that Hitler and his SS were carrying out across the European continent. Even today, despite all the existing evidence, there are still those that deny the Holocaust happened, not wanting to acknowledge the great evil of which humanity, perhaps even their neighbors and family members, is capable. More than anything else, this film shows the great price humanity pays for such utter naivete.
All in all, this is a very well done film. The story, though slow in the beginning, is engaging, thought-provoking, and, in the end, heart-wrenching. It is well-acted, especially in the performances of the young boys, and the bright colors and airy score provide a sort of bizarre juxtaposition to what is happening on screen.
The DVD includes the typical bonus features of deleted scenes and a feature-length commentary, as well as a featurette entitled "Friendship Beyond the Fence."
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Very sad and depressing movie. I KNOW it's a Holocaust movie how could it NOT be sad? We are Jewish and I watched this movie with my sons who are elementary school. They were upset over it. So just because it is a story about children it's still not for young children. My boys are 11 and 12. Watch the movie first by yourself before you share with family is my advice.
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I'm teaching The Boy in the Striped Pajamas to my lower level students this year. I absolutely loved the fable and thought it would be a great way to teach the students the literary term theme. I purchased this film to cover my state's media standards. I'm so glad that a classroom edition was available. It has bonus material that will be great to show the kids to discuss propaganda (also a state standard). I'm usually a die-hard believer in "the book is better," however, this film adaptation is incredible. I know it will spark a great discussion on the differences between print versus non-print. I'm excited to begin this unit with my students. I highly recommend using the film in your classroom. Plus, there are great teaching sources on the film available on the Internet (like a discussion guide).
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There are movies we watch and there are movies we don't watch and then we have The Boy In The Striped Pajamas...
This is a movie EVERYBODY should watch!
Why, you say... sorry, I can't tell :)
But one reason is: it's a brilliantly told story with a brilliant ending!
And, whenever someone tells you something sounding completely unbelievable, think of this movie!
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The Wisdom of Children
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on March 15, 2009
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THE BOY IN THE STRIPED PAJAMAS is a 'compleat' motion picture: even the title states the vision of the film in a subtly powerful way. Based on the excellent novel by John Boyne and adapted for the screen by director Mark Herman, this film has the courage to re-visit the Holocaust from the child's perspective. Not that it covers up the atrocities of that horrid event and time - quite the opposite: in electing to examine that period in history the stance is that of two children, one German son of an officer in Hitler's armed forces and one son of a Jewish captive living with his father in a concentration camp. The juxtaposition of these two eight year old boys separated not only by a fence but by an ideology neither of them can fathom the other's side makes for not only a brilliant film but also an unforgettable emotional experience.
Bruno (Asa Butterfield in an extraordinary performance) is eight, his sister Gretel (Amber Beattie) is twelve and the two live with their parents in 1940 Berlin - father (David Thewlis) is a Komandant in Hitler's army and mother (Vera Farminga) is a popular socialite and loving mother. Father is 'promoted' and will be in charge of a new 'position' that means moving from their beautiful Berlin home to a 'home in the country'. Though Bruno doesn't want to leave his friends the family does indeed move - to a cold house next to what Bruno perceives is a farm. The father is forbidden to share his role and the meaning of it with his family, but it soon becomes obvious by the smoke stacks spewing hideously smelling odors into the atmosphere that the 'farm' is a concentration camp. The house servant Pavel (David Hayman), though abused by the father, becomes Bruno's friend when Bruno sustains an injury: Pavel quietly admits to Bruno that despite his 'pajama' uniform from the 'farm' that he practiced medicine in the past. Bored, Bruno explores the forbidden area outside his home confines and finds a barbed wire electrified fence behind which sits Shmuel (Jack Scanlon) who becomes Bruno's friend. Neither lad understands the differences between them until Shmuel is sent into Bruno's household to polish glasses for a party: the armed forces chauffeur Lieutenant Kotler (Rupert Friend) beats the 'little filthy Jew' for eating pastries Bruno has shared with him - a fact that the terrified Bruno denies.
The mother discovers the truth about the 'farm' and the smoke stacks and sinks into a depression, loathing that her husband is in charge of such atrocities. Gretel becomes transformed as a Hitler youth under the influence of the children's tutor (Jim Norton) and there are obvious philosophical schisms in the family. Bruno, regretting his treatment of Shmuel, continues to sneak food to him and plans to help his young friend save Shmuel's father: Bruno digs into the 'farm' and the results bring the film to a terrifying and abrupt end.
Both young actors give enormously moving performances and the manner in which Herman directs the action underlines the blur of perception many German's had about the reality of the Final Solution. But for what this viewer perceives as the reason the film sustains the powerful message it does is the manner in which it ends. There are no attempts to 'sanitize' this film: it simply ends with a lightning bolt jolt that is one of the most powerful statements in all of the many films about the Holocaust. It is simply a brilliant masterpiece of a movie from every aspect of judging it - acting, direction, music, cinematography, editing - and why this film failed to make an impression on the critics and public (and the Oscar folks!) when it was released in the theaters remains a conundrum. Highly recommended for all audiences. Grady Harp, March 09
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Oh My Goodness... Best Film To Enter into Innocent people's heartache
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I actually accidentally saw this film late one night on T.V.
I cried and cried and cried. After seeing it I had to find a copy for all of my children and grand children to see.
We need truthful heart wrenching films like this to remind us of how wrong society can get if its citizen's
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Get it..watch it... Don't miss this wake-up call.
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Harrowing, poignant, devastating...unforgettable
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How wonderful it must be to see the world through the eyes of an oblivious child. There are no jobs, no wars, no famine, no taxes, no real thought of danger. For a young boy named Bruno (Asa Butterfield), the naivety and innocence could prove to be potentially dangerous.
An up-and-coming SS officer (David Thewlis) is given a promotion; and as a result of his new assignment, his family is forced to move. Traveling from the relative safety of Berlin to a very large, remote house was not what anyone other than the father expected. Simultaneously supportive and reluctant, his family - especially the mother (played with heart-breaking emotion by Vera Farmiga) - soon realizes their new home is adjacent to an active concentration camp.
With more than a passing resemblance to a mini-Hitler, Bruno is a typically adventurous boy. Having a soldier for a father is a source of pride and admiration for him; he'd love nothing better than to emulate his father. He initially notices the local "gardeners" in "pajamas" and becomes intrigued. While exploring the woods in his backyard, something strictly forbidden from by his mother, he comes across the nearby camp and meets Shmuel (Scanlon), an emaciated, filthy eight-year old Jewish prisoner. The two form a tenuous and dangerous friendship, discussing their childish similarities, but also uncovering at least one significant difference: their feeling towards soldiers. Neither understands the precariousness of their surroundings, nor do they understand the hideous smells coming from a burning smokestack very nearby.
Eventually their shared innocence disintegrates under the pressure of their real world surroundings as Bruno attempts to comprehend why everyone seems to hate the Jews even though his friend Shmuel is such a nice guy. The final jaw-dropping moment shines light on the possibility of tragedy when one is ignorant, oblivious, or purposefully turning a blind eye to the surrounding dangers.
The performances from all are incredibly moving. Witnessing not only the loss of Jewish childhood via the stolen dignity, humanity, and life itself, but also that of the German childhood manipulated via the indoctrination of Nazi propaganda, truly delivers an incredibly heave message that resonates long after the movie is complete. Truly stunning, this film does an incredible job at displaying the atrocities of the death camps while providing an invaluable teaching tool. Highly recommended and emotionally devastating.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Blue eyed innocense that'll hold you by the gut.
Harkanwar Anand
on February 24, 2009
Format: DVD
My sister just left a voicemail for me. She sounded very hurt and upset because I made her watch this film. She said it was very depressing. But I think she didn't understand the relevance, the beauty, the heart-sink. I don't really think I can make her see it but then this film is for people like me and no, I'm not going to go into myself.
What is absolutely remarkable about THE BOY IN STRIPED PAJAMAS is how there's no parallel monalogue of sorts. There is no sense of a common opinion being preached to you. The film very subtly gets its point across, the dialogue is apt and witty, the accent is English, the sets are wonderful, the characters all seem to leave an impression and towards the end of the film when you finally realize why the film is titled so, you will learn to appreciate it.
On some message boards, I read some backlash towards this film but I think naysayers can say what they can yet you must not ignore the particular character, central character. By the time the credits roll, you'll be too stunned to move. I hope this gets its due by the time it's out.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Haunting. Transporting. Devastatingly necessary. I heard the ...
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Haunting. Transporting. Devastatingly necessary. I heard the director Mike Nichols say, the following about another movie (Whose Afraid of Virginia Wolf), "This isn't life. This is ABOUT life." That's what a true and moving fiction is. It's more than life. It's about more than life. It's not meant to depict "reality." This film is meant to illuminate so much more about all of us, as humans. You can't stand on one side of the fence or the other, stand at an emotional distance, and watch this film. Or, rather, you can if you tick off your list of "this would never happen, that would never happen, etc." I've watched this film three times over the years. I always have to steel my self. I'm always devastated and somehow renewed. Illumination does that to a person. I couldn't go away from this film, not once in three viewings, without looking inward at myself and outward at the world entire that allowed the Holocaust to happen and claimed to be "innocent" of all knowledge of it's existence. History continues to repeat itself all over the planet. This film depicts the devolution and destruction of innocence--as metaphor, as historical "fact" re-imagined, as mythology, as story told by a master director, and screen writer who captured the heart of the original novel. Bravo! Bravo! Bravo! This film gives me hope for humanity. Humane humans created this film. The actors, children and adults, portray our beauty, our cruelty, and our devastating innocence.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
The Boy In The Striped Pajamas
Gary W. Phelps
on June 7, 2015
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As a former military officer in the U.S. Armed Forces, it was my privilege to be involved with studies in Air Command and Staff College (ACSC) and the Air War College. In addition I received premiere education about the Nuremberg Code of 1947 and the Nuremberg Trials as conducted by Allies as the International War Crimes Trials. That background is not meant to impress the reader of this review. Rather I have looked for films that are based on historical novels and take a complicated subject so that the person with an average high school education can be enlightened. This is accomplished in the DVD, "The Boy In Stripped Pajamas." Two young actors, Asa Butterfield as Bruno, and Jack Scanlon as Schmuel are magnificent to the point of Genius, who portrayed what could have happened - and did happen - in Work Camps that were in an annex network with a main concentration camp. The producers in conjunction with Hungarian, British, German and Budapest expertise recreated the tragic atmosphere
of what happened to individuals both directly and indirectly involved with Hitler's final solution. The Genius of this DVD, is any member of a family
- no matter how young or old - can grasp what happened in the Holocaust - and must not take place again. I purchased this DVD and it is an essential part of my DVD collection. It is often overlooked that the innocent were exterminated in the WW II camps whether a work place or concentration center. It is important the young as well as the adults in the world comprehend what the Holocaust was. Here is an excellent movie
to help gain that understanding in contemporary terms. Mankind did not cross over into Jordan during the 20th Century - and neither have we in the
21st Century. This DVD is an superb example to view and learn.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
How Much Sorrow Can You Bear?
on March 17, 2009
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This is the saddest movie you're likely to see ever, not so much for the wrenching intimate tragedy it portrays but for the historical reality that it epitomizes. Could you possibly make sense of this film if you knew nothing at all about the mass murder of Jews in Hitler's Germany and the lands that Germany occupied? I don't think so! Fortunately, there are few people that ignorant of history alive right now, although there are a vicious few who deny it. Clearly, this is a film not just about two boys but also about the species that labels itself scientifically as Homo sapiens -- "Human knowing".
Having survived 60% of the Twentieth Century, I can testify that it was the most tragic on record. Yeah, yeah, we were born with higher life expectancies and we had shinier toys. But it was the century of mass murder, conducted by the polity that we had supposedly evolved to manage our savagery. The most extensive mass murders were generated by ideologies wrapped in racism and nationalism, and sometimes sheathed with phony science. Do I need to indict the murderers here? Nearly all of Europe, even including France, had temporary governments that helped Hitler murder Jews. Stalin's USSR murdered uncountable millions. Cambodia. Uganda. Rwanda. Chile. Argentina, El Salvador and more ... murderous governments. Those rabid denouncers of the national/federal government of the USA should take note: though racism and xenophobia and fanaticism thrived in the USA also in the 20th C, the federal government never fell into the paws of the mass murderers. In fact, though the feds were guilty of segregationist behavior and repression of some forms of thought, much more obviously the federal government took effective measures to moderate the racist behaviors of state governments and of "us the People."
What does this have to do with a movie review? Everything! Because this movie made me think of history at every frame. It also made my wife cry on my shoulder disconsolately, and it made my teenage son turn off his laptop and stop wise-cracking for the rest of the evening. If you haven't already been informed of the scenario, here it is: Bruno's father, an ambitious and convinced Nazi military officer, is appointed to command a "work camp" -- really a death camp -- in a remote rural area. He takes his family there. His 8-year-old son, Bruno, finds a way to sneak out of the safe but boring home compound. Bruno finds the fence that surrounds the imprisoned Jews and makes contact with a boy his age, in a striped uniform that Bruno takes for pajamas. Sitting on opposite sides of the barbwire, the two naive boys form a bond....
Some reviewers have objected that the boy Bruno, the central character, was implausibly naive, even for a pampered and protected eight-year-old. But the boy is something bigger than a single child; he's a synecdoche of the Germans (and Americans!) who "didn't know" and couldn't believe and perhaps couldn't care enough until it was too late. I suppose I'm taking the film as an allegory.
Bruno's father and grandfather, seemingly decent men committed to duty and patriotism, are in fact "whited sepulchers" of ideology gone mad. They are surely Goldhagen's "willing executioners." The mother and grandmother are shown to be conscience-stricken, but they too are executioners, unwilling if you want to defend them, but guilty of passivity. Once again thinking allegorically, I'm tempted to see all of Germany's postwar agony on the faces of the horrified parents.
If this movie seems more to you than an evening's vicarious 'entertainment,' I suggest that you get acquainted with the books of W. G. Sebald, especially "Austerlitz" and "The Emigrants." Sebald is postwar Germany's greatest writer and most profound analyst of guilt.
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4.0 out of 5 stars
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on January 3, 2009
Let me start by saying that I will probably never again be trusted with choosing the family after-Christmas movie again. I knew there would be sad tones and sad themes given that it was a Holocaust movie. But I thought that since it was from a child's point of view it would be more palatable. And for the most part it was, and probably because it was from a child's point of view. But the ending was anything but palatable. It was dark and terrible even by Holocaust movie standards.
The story of a young son of a concentration camp commandant who befriends a Jewish boy his age on the other side of the wire may sound a bit implausible to die-hard history buffs, but it definitely makes for a fascinating premise. And so the viewer (or reader, as it was based on a novel) is very interested in seeing how it all plays out.
What surprised me most about THE BOY IN THE STRIPED PAJAMAS was the light-hearted and sometimes even downright humorous moments. The great paradox is to find oneself chuckling during a light scene only to be suddenly jolted out of one's humor a mere second or two later and brought back to the reality of what the film is about.
The acting by all cast members is superb, but especially by the two principal boy actors portraying Bruno, the 8-year-old son of the Nazi commandant and Shmuel (pronounced SHMOLL), the Jewish boy who is prisoner in Bruno's father's concentration camp. Their on-screen chemistry far surpasses that of most adult movie stars in the industry today.
The primary problem I have with STRIPED PAJAMAS is I have no idea who this film's target audience is meant to be. Perhaps adults, but most adults would be able to handle a more realistic (by "realistic" I simply mean in terms of graphic content) portrayal of the Holocaust. This film is certainly violent, but virtually all of the violence occurs off-screen and is implied. (The filmmakers did an excellent job of shocking the audience more by what is not seen than what is seen. Especially at the end.) The target audience may also be children, but I would not let a child of mine watch this unless they were at least 11 or 12 years of age and were able to handle this kind of subject matter.
Overall, STRIPED PAJAMAS is one of the best films I saw in 2008. I don't recall hearing any profanity, and surprisingly there was no gratuitous violence. If a Holocaust movie could possibly be a family movie as well, then this was one. But take care, for this was also the most thought-provoking movie I saw in 2008.
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With an impressive V6 good for 268 horsepower and 258 pound-feet of torque, opting for the lower-priced, higher-mileage ML350 won't leave you feeling short-changed in the power department. For those who want the towing capability of a V8 with the fuel mileage of a frugal four-cylinder, the ML320 CDI diesel is an excellent choice. Die-hard speed freaks will no doubt drool over the ML63 AMG's 503 horsepower, but the price tag near $90,000 may render this hot-rod SUV little more than a pipe dream.
3.5-liter V6
268 horsepower @ 6000 rpm
258 lb.-ft. of torque @ 2400-5000 rpm
EPA city/highway fuel economy: 17/21
3.0-liter V6
215 horsepower @ 3800 rpm
398 lb.-ft. of torque @ 1400-2800 rpm
EPA city/highway fuel economy: N/A
5.0-liter V8
302 horsepower @ 5600 rpm
339 lb.-ft. of torque @ 2700-4750 rpm
EPA city/highway fuel economy: 14/19
6.3-liter V8
503 horsepower @ 6800 rpm
465 lb.-ft. of torque @ 5200 rpm
EPA city/highway fuel economy: 12/16
To compare current market prices, check out KBB.com's car classifieds to view the new and used Mercedes-Benz M-Class vehicles for sale near you.
Based on 215 Ratings for the 2006 - 2011 models.Review this car
By Fast Driver Mom on Thursday, June 30, 2016
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 155,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "fun, fast, great diesel mileage, tows well, roomy"
Cons: "expensive parts if something goes wrong"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 9
"Luxurious, elegant, powerful, classy. Fits family of 5 and two small dogs. Hauls a trailer and race car. Drives like a dream! Covers 700mi on a single tank of gas… What's not to like? Expensive repairs and parts. STILL….I LOVE THIS CAR!"
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By Darnedifino on Friday, April 15, 2016
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 47,000overall rating 8 of 10rating details
Pros: "Appearance, driveability, comfort"
Cons: "Audio/communication/navigation controls."
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 6
"Bought this as a certified pre-owned in 2015 and have owned it for a year. Very comfortable and easy to drive. Looks great. Gets pretty good gas mileage. There are just three things I really don't like: (1) Running boards make it awkward to get in and out. You have to reach your foot over them or step on them, but they are too narrow to step onto comfortably. (2) This model/year still has an awkward button-only audio/communication/navigation system. No touch screen. Quite complicated to set destinations, enter/save phone numbers etc. (3) The design of the manual is terrible. The information is all there, but it is very hard to figure out what applies to your model vehicle."
7 people out of 8 found this review helpful
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By Lou on Saturday, March 19, 2016
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 114,000overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "Safe, easy to handle great all around SUV."
Cons: "Maintenance cost over 125K ?????"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 9
"In 2014 I purchased off lot w 68K. Loved the look, drive, and 40K later probably best car ever bought. Owned 2 previous ML320's-best SUV in winter & snow. ML 350 almost as good. Overall Hwy plus city driving=good, safe,"high value car." No matter what anyone says," you get what you pay for. Good luck shopping."
7 people out of 8 found this review helpful
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By Monica on Monday, September 21, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 90,000overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "gas milage, reliability, cargo room"
Cons: "no heated seats on ours"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"This has been a great car for our family. Excellent gas milage on our diesel engine of up to 30mpg in town, 26 hwy. Lots of cargo capabilty (we bought and brought home a new stove) and it fit without a problem. Reliability has been fantastic! We've taken it in for the requisite "spa"days at the dealer (the required milage maintenance) but absolutely no problems, and it has 90k miles! The engine is so powerful, passing is never an issue."
18 people out of 32 found this review helpful
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By MyBlueTec on Thursday, June 11, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 52,300overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "Sporty, comfortable (slightly used only $40K)"
Cons: "Delayed shift changes, plastic trim (MB-Tex)"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I traded this BlueTec for a 2001 ML350 and have not regretted this choice one bit. One reason is that mine is an off-lease car just under 30K miles and only 2 yrs old when I purchased it. There has only been one issue, a bum fuel pump which was replaced under warranty and yes, just recently one of the tire pressure monitors went bad, also replaced under warranty. So the only expense so far new tires. The tires which were on the car still had enough tread but I was hydroplaning like crazy on one long-distance trip. So for long-distance driving this car is just perfect. I have two complaints (minor) that is the annoying delay when, for instance, throwing the gears from R to D or D to R. The, somewhat fraction of a second delay is too long for this German driver. I actually prefer stick shift cars, but that was not available here in the US on this model. My other complaint (minor) is that plastic upholstering. Again, otherwise I love this car (truck) also because I saved approx. $20,000 by buying a used one from a dealer, and therefore still had all the warranty, for a warranty for another year. Hurrah."
20 people out of 34 found this review helpful
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By BamaGirl on Thursday, March 12, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 85,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "Especially great for long drives."
Cons: "None"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"This was a great buy for me. I have enjoyed this vehicle tremendously. It is so comfortable to drive and ride in. I definitely want to be a ML or GL driver the rest of my days!"
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Ratings based on 3,495 Verified Reviews
They paid and stayed. We double-checked.
4.6 Room cleanliness
4.3 Service & staff
4.5 Room comfort
4.4 Hotel condition
Expedia Verified ReviewsThey paid and stayed. We double-checked.
by A verified traveler
Posted Jul 26, 2016
Hotel location was great very clean and roomy I would definitely recommend this hotel to family and friends
by A verified traveler
Nice & roomyPosted Jul 24, 2016
Good food very reasonable good steak @ Suncoast steak house
by A verified traveler
It was a great stay and I would recommend it.Posted Jul 20, 2016
The room was always clean. The check in was great and the person did everything they could for me.
by A verified traveler
Nice hotel, it was even better that I expected.Posted Jul 19, 2016
I was on a business trip, so I was only at the hotel to sleep. I was impressed by how great the room was.
by A verified traveler from California
Great hotel and casino.Posted Jul 17, 2016
Great hotel and casino. Parking is far from elevators that take you to your rooms. The food was great in DaPar restaurant. Saw a movie. Very nice theater. Could use a soap dish and softer sheets. Good location with all kinds of restaurants and shopping.
by A verified traveler from utah
nice placePosted Jul 16, 2016
Beautiful area only downside is with having kids there the tv did not have many local channels for a kid to watch and relax hotel was nice and room where clean
by A verified traveler
Posted Jul 14, 2016
Great place to stay off the strip, I was on a business trip - so the strip activities were not needed, if you want strip activities this is a bit of of a drive to downtown (30-45 min)
by A verified traveler
One NightPosted Jul 14, 2016
Perfect family stop as we drove through Las Vegas.
by A verified traveler
グランドキャニオンツアー参加の為の滞在には不向きPosted Jul 14, 2016
by A verified traveler from Oakland
Great Experience, Nisha was phenomenal!!!Posted Jul 12, 2016
Pros: Everything
Cons: Nothing
Location: Location is not the greatest, but worth the drive.
The SunCoast Hotel and Resort was magnificent. I enjoyed my stay. The food at Du-Par's was world class and so was the service. I look forward to going back and taking my fiance to eat the strawberry cream pie, that was the best I ever had. The food was fresh their. Overall my experience at the Suncoast was AMAZING!!!! I work in the service industry, I already went on google about how great my experience was their. Nisha at the front desk was the best, she was personable, bubbly, and GREAT at customer service!!!!!!


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Miley Cyrus to Perform at 'Dancing with the Stars' Finale
Miley Cyrus has been announced to perform on ABC's competition series "Dancing with the Stars". ABC confirmed on Monday, November 17 that the "Hannah Montana" star will play during the season 7 finale of the dancing reality show on November 25 at 9/8c.
On the upcoming show, Miley is expected to sing "Fly on the Wall", the new song on her sophomore major studio album "Breakout", which has been released in the U.S. since July. No official statement has been made to confirm what song she will play though.
In the meantime, four contestants are left for the semifinal of "Dancing with the Stars". Singer Lance Bass, model-actress Brooke Burke, former NFL star Warren Sapp, and Miley's co-star on "Hannah Montana" Cody Linley will compete for tickets to the finale on November 18.
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In the first half of the show, Leonard Mlodinow, an author with a Ph.D. in theoretical physics, talked about the explosion of science in the last 50 years and how it's propelling us into a fascinating new future.
In the latter half, paranormal investigator, author, and publisher of Intrepid Magazine, Scott Roberts, talked about the veracity of biblical history and archaeology, and various metaphysical aspects.
In tandem with his 2/26/14 appearance, Gary Evans shares a set of images related to his presentation. Pictured here is the UK megalithic structure known as the "Devil's Den."


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