Nick and Lizzie were a better couple

They're steamy hot in the midddle of the London blitz.

'Try not. Or do not. There is no try.' - Yoda

I liked Nick-Lizzie better as a couple. In their love scenes there was the feeling of real love. Yes, he was a bad guy but he was driven to do anything to have her. At the end, she still loved him even though she realized all he had done.

I didnt see any love at first sight. if anything I thought the whole thing reaked of the ole "we could all die tommorow in this crazy time so hold on and love whats right in your face at the moment or else you might not have another chance".

thats how I saw her as for why she ended up with nick.but the way he went about it was pretty much what I would call evil. it was really an insideious betrayal.

It was difficult watching Damian Lewis do this kind of role after watching him in Band of Brothers. When he forged that letter I lost respect for his character. I just wondered if this was really true that this person did this in WWII.

Though I see your point, I'm not sure I would agree and here's why: More time of the movie was spent developing the Nic/Lizzie relationship than the Jack/Lizzie relationship. Simply put, we saw more of it and really didn't have a chance to see how Jack and Lizzie would have turned out. Most of Jack's on-screen time was focused on prison-break, and most Nic's was focused on bedding Lizzie. So it's easy to see how someone might have preferred N/L over J/L. And to be honest, I can't say I like it when the "bad" guy gets the girl. Just leaves a bad taste in my mouth. But that also goes to show how good of an actor Damian Lewis is - at first I had to work to dislike him as a bad guy, but by the end I thoroughly and completely detested him. His character, that is!

"Well I know Nick is the bad guy, but I liked more the couple Nick-Lizzie than Jack-Lizzie. There was more passion and love at first sight...

What do you think?"

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I think the film did a good job of making the audience sympathize with Nick's "fun" qualities, only to be just as dismayed at his bad side. However, since they had a chance to develop the relationship between Nick and Lizzie more than Jack and Lizzie, it's almost an unfair comparison to make. But that was the point of this part of the film, I feel, to bring you to a divide as to the relationships of the three in question. They said throughout the film that Jack hadn't known Lizzie very long from when they first met to when Jack left, so they just never had the opportunity to really have a relationship.