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It's as if an obsessed movie nut had decided to collect every bad war-movie convention on one computer and program it to spit out a script.
September 26, 2002
Hollywood.com
Enemy at the Gates won't find too many friends at the box office -- fans of war movies (and of Jude Law) will appreciate it, but there isn't much for everyone else in this mid-March downer.
Set-pieces get you so far (and Annaud delights in blowing this set to pieces), but the script's shortcomings aren't camouflaged by the decision to adopt Home Counties' accents as the film's lingua franca.