Clever, believable, and super fun to watch. It totally has replay value.

When a movie has you begging for it to end not even half way through it's pure crap. We've all seen this movie and this characters millions of times, nothing new in it. Don't waste your time.

To all those who have watched it: I hope you enjoyed it as much as I do.

Although I seem to have had higher expectations than I thought, the movie is super entertaining.

Same film as They Saved Hitlers Brain - but with less footage than TSHB ... This is a great film - do not by pass it ....

Scientist working a new nerve gas is kidnapped and taken to the title location where he is forced to help a bunch of Nazi's with Hitler's head under glass in their plans to take over the world. This is the shorter original version of the film with the infamous title They Saved Hitler's Brain. Running some 75 minutes the film was deemed too short for TV sale and an additional 20 minutes shot in the early 1970's was added. As it stands in its original version the film isn't quite as horrendous as the legend makes it out to be. The film certainly is enjoyable in a good bad movie sort of way, I mean how can you not enjoy the five foot tall ham bone playing Hitler prancing around and over acting in his sequences before he ends up as a head under glass? A perfect late night film, the film is better than its reputation, especially when freed of the almost unwatchable added opening. I think the reason the film has the poor reputation, and rightly so, is the concept of Hitler's head under glass is so incredibly stupid that it ruins any chance the film might otherwise have had. I kind of like the film in a twisted sort of way. Worth a look in this watchable form (The longer "They Saved…" is not).Between 6 and 7 out of 10 depending upon ones mood.

A few things, stay away from "They Saved Hilters Brain", the added footage is just painful. Also, do not come into this thinking this is 007, or Oceans Eleven.This is awful but enjoyable to watch. Every character is just incompetent. Heck, there wouldn't be any drastic changes to the events if the main characters, Phil Day and Kathy Day were kept out the story-- they're totally insignificant.The sets are obvious; Hotel Mandoras and the surrounding buildings look like something you'd see in the Three Amigos ride at Epcot. The bunker's walls are half an inch thick. Also, pay attention to how people close doors.Check out the cheapness when the camera pans a full-front of the car; There's not even a background projection: it's pitch-black.To top of all the idiocy, there's Hilter's head in a jar!

Watching this movie has become a tradition for me and my friends every semester. With the possible exception of The Dead Next Door, this is the worst film ever made. Every possible ridiculous script nuance, from the name of the town (Dos Palabras) to the fact that no one knows that the guy in the car has been shot, despite the fact that he clutches his chest after a shot rings out, until they stop the car, race around to the other side, open the door, and find a bullet hole. Och. But why do I talk about such ridiculous, trivial matters? The star of this film is, of course, Hitler's Brain. That such a photogenic head in a jar never managed to have the acting career he earned in this film is a travesty. And of course, that immortal "MACH SCHNELL! MACH SCHNELL!" that makes the film come alive. I watch this film on a regular basis and you should too.