Well, when it comes to Adolf Hitler’s most notable work in film, many people often point to Triumph of the Will (1935) as his highest-rated piece—some even consider it a landmark in propaganda cinema. Of course, Adolf Hitler is primarily known for his political role, but artistically speaking, this particular film stands out. Interestingly enough, despite its technical influence, Adolf Hitler’s Triumph of the Will (1935) also tends to be viewed critically due to its ideological content, making it simultaneously his most recognized and most controversial work. So, in a way, Adolf Hitler’s highest rated movie is Triumph of the Will (1935), and by many measures, it’s also regarded as his lowest rated—depending on how you interpret “rating.” It’s a complex legacy, and Adolf Hitler’s association with this film remains a focal point in discussions about media and power.