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  • DAS BOOT

  • Моя страна воевала с гитлеровской Германией, однако, я не вижу в героях этого фильма врагов. Это люди, которые просто делают свою работу.

  • @sdfhnify скорее просто выполняют свой долг.

  • Alle Helden sind tod.

    das ist der Lauf der geschichte.

  • Iron Coffins.. My favorite book of all times. Ive read it 8 times at least. Catching small details I missed in my last read.

  • Im german... sorry ;).. One of my fav. Movies cause of the atmosphere and awesome acting. I love it when its on TV late at night. Really a great movie.

  • ha mein hintern ist geil

  • Best submarine movie. Ever.

  • 潜るの 早い

    

  • That is one of the BEST!! scenes of that GREAT movie.

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  • bin ich der einzige der mitbekommt das der kapitän garkeine feuererlaubnis für rohr 4 erteilt hat?

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  • @Silencer102

    Der 1 WO bei 2:32 hatte Weisungsbefugnis

  • No single american war-movie is as good as this! NOT ONE! (are there good american WWO2 war movies?)

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  • People like this movie because it is realistic, without the "Hollywood" feel. But if you read books and memoirs about U-boats and those who served on them, the general consensus of U-boat sailors was that even Das Boot was overly dramatic.

  • @kampfmesser2000 That's right. But Das Boot is all about a single patrol which lasted only about 40 days. Most routine stuff being cut and we got a 5 hours long movie (uncut), with the most dramatic moments of the patrol ofc. And still there were a lot of patrols and uboats with even more dramatic background.

  • @JORMUNREKKR Iron Coffins by Herbert Werner was pretty amazing. I have a lot of respect for those in the U Boats. There are many stories of the captains defying orders and assisting survivors.

  • @kampfmesser2000 do you want ot see a movie about a patrol in which the u-boat never came into contact with the enemy?

  • anlauf beginnt, doppelschuß auf den dicken!

  • excelent!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • WONDER HOW MUCH LONGER UNTIL SOME FAGGOT OBAMA SUPPORTING THIRD WORLD IMMIGRANT SYMPATHIZING HOMO THUMBS THIS VIDEO DOWN..

  • @yammer123 LOL you like like a gay crying for a dick ahahaha

  • Damn good movie !!!! The best sea war movie I've ever seen. I live in Mexico, and bought it from Amazon, since you can't find it here.

    It is a masterpiece... absolutely.

    Hollywood is too far from something like this...

  • only problem Viscosity

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  • Except from the discussion about bad or not bad... the camera chase from

    2:45 to 3:07

    is a single shot.

    They ran from stern to bow to give us humble watchers a feeling how it is to run thru all of the boat in case of an alarm.

    That still impresses...

    this is just as epic as the Godfellas opening scene, or Star wars the Death Star apporach :) and must not stand back in second line.

    awesome scene, awesome film.

    greetings from germany ;)

  • You can say all you want pal. But you speak English. I rest my case.

  • Zerstörer voraus!

    Best WW2 movie ever

  • Best U-boot movie ever! And one of the best WW2 movie too. I think nobody will do some good films like this one again.

  • A very honest WW2 movie. The use of German actors and language have taken this movie very close to the real situation of the life of the U-boat crews.

    This is my favourite scene of the movie...

    Now, I'm trying to get ANONYMA movie...

  • Loess! ALAAARRRMM!

  • First time ever a sub firing torpedoes while on surface running...

    Hope to see many other WW2 movies directed by German directors (with German actors too)...so that, we can see WW2 from the axis point of view....

  • @hisham77x try "Der Untergang", "Anonyma", "Stalingrad" and you can see it

  • @buehlerama

    I have watched "Der Untergang" @ The Downfall. It's a very good movie indeed :-)

  • @hisham77x I recommend "Stalingrad" and "Anonyma", even though the last one is quite tough to stand...

  • @hisham77x German subs in WW2 were mostly torpedo boats with the special ability to dive. They attacked on the surface because they were much faster there than submerged. Zoday it's the other way round...

  • @Dutchmancaptain OK. I have just purchased these books: "U-Boot Krieg" and "Zu Tode Gesiegt". Both were written by Lothar Ghunter Buchheim. Plenty of actual Germany U-boat in action photos are included in those books. Really worth it to have them in collection.

  • @hisham77x A WW2 sub can make more speed on the surface by using it's air driven diesel engine. Under water these type of subs only have a slow electric drive. Usually their targets did not carry guns or artillery so running straight at them, on the surface, at full speed made perfect sense. That way, the targets can't outrun or outmanouver the sub. So, attacking on the surface actually makes more sense, if the target has no defense or escort.

  • Best german movie ever. But not the best movie in the world. ..

    I used to watch it when i was a child. Loved it.

  • The best U-boot movie ever made in the movie world.

  • wunderbare movie.

    no doubt it is the best ever movie.

  • The best action scene of all times.

  • superbes prises de vues.

  • Schnell Boat.......destroyer. It's a wonder this Uboat made it home. Most of them were sunk.

  • @gschjetne Well ,I did it in case some child might read my post ...Otherwise you're wrong . The censorship is not only nazi and communist instrument...Think about it!

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  • very accurate film not like the yankee propaganda

  • creepy ha! :D

  • It's awesome when they all run to the front of the boat to make it dive faster.

  • @marbat1969 When you serve your country, you wear the uniform and follow orders. Stalin was one of our allies, a man who could easily surpass Hitler in brutality.

  • @1BEAVIS13 Those men from this movie by serving their country served a genocide, cruel regime. Just a few minutes ago I read a testimony from Warsaw Uprising in 1944. Let me cite it for Your knowledge:" In Czerniaków the last remaining working hospital was this of dr "Constance". On 19th September at 6.00 a.m. SS troops took this place. /.../ SS-officer put on white (!) gloves and shot the head of a wounded man. Going from bed to bed he shot over 100 wounded people.. " He also served his country

  • @marbat1969 In all wars you'll find brutality and it's usually civilians that suffer the most. Soldiers fight to defend their home and protect their brothers in arms, not because of politics, as this movie so well portrays. I seriously doubt the soldiers of the Red Army, who wear a red star on their caps with all the meaning of that symbol, fought to promote Stalin and his atrocities. I served, so no need to "cite it."

  • @1BEAVIS13 Germans did not defend any home, but invaded almost whole Europe. Defending German State during II WW means defending regime responsible for slaughter of millions innocent people. Going back to Red Army - in fact, after the "normal war crimes and atrocities" comitted in hundreds by soviet soldiers, the liberated from Nazis occupation territory was searched and cleansed by NKWD troops, which sent hundreds of thousands innocent civilians to Siberia as prisoners in forced labor camps.

  • @marbat1969 Members of my familly flew fighters against the allied air stream. Our American Cousins, flew those bombers, as gunners and pilots. \ Over many German cities, our family traded shots. Some did not survive the war. On both sides, defended their homes. I build model airplanes. The Luftwaffe Aircraft have the Swastika on the tail, because it is historically correct Das Boot is a find historical piece. note how the captain treated the "NAZI" junior officer. Nuff said.

  • @marbat1969 germany did defend home, any european country they invaded was home,, why do you think thousands and thousands of us, uk and german soldiiers died on french beaches, if that was NOT home for the germans

  • @SnuffHunter1 Excuse me but I do not understand Your thought. I am trying to explain that from my point of view there was not any German war hero during II WW in "normal" terms of bravery etc . For me count Stauffenberg trying to kill Hitler is a hero, Marshall von Paulus appealing to german soldiers to surrender is a hero , or Marlene Dietirech singing for US soldiers is a hero... Because they opposed Nazi state... which was a pure evil, which had to be destroyed.

  • @marbat1969 dude, learn a little of history, the behind of why they started the war, and then talk...

  • @LetztezBatallion Sorry, I do not understand Your point of view at all. It suggests, that if there is something "behind" it justifies starting a war... especially this war....???

    For your information I have studied history for 5 years at Warsaw University obtaining so called "absolutorium" after last year.

  • @marbat1969 hahahaha, you obtained that so called "absolutorium" and dont know why the war started?, well , its just like this. after the WWI , the versalles treaty kinda f*cked up the germans, leaving them without colonies, nor army. this, plus the great depresion, the great political inestability and the entire will of germans that tought tahat the versalles treaty was unfair, because they claimed that they started the war with enough reasons, was the detonator of WWII

  • @LetztezBatallion they choosed hitler as their leader because of the political campaign that he used. he just didnt care about the versalles treaty, started to rise again the german army, and wanted to reconquer all the territories that the reich lost with the treaty. this was enough to all germans to support him. thats the main reason, and the why they started the war invading poland. because they wanted a revenge for the detonator of WWI, the assasination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria

  • @LetztezBatallion and. think about it, you think that only hitler did awful things? look at stalin, before the start of the war, he killed more than 1 million of his own soldiers, because he looked like a idiot in front of them, and in the meantime of the war he killed 2 millions more. atleast hitler killed his enemies, not his allies.

  • @LetztezBatallion and, if someone comes, and ruins you, you will leave that like nothing happened? or you would do something in revenge? think about it

  • @LetztezBatallion there is slight error in a way of Your thinking, let`s agree that Versailles Treaty was unfair to Germany. OK. IN November 1918 it was Germany who asked for armistice. Vae victis. Unfairness of an interantional treaty does not authorize any country to invade another. Pacta sunt servanda. Moreover, Germans signed so called Briand Kellog`s Treaty of theirn own will (they were not forced to do this). In 1945 some of them were hanged in Nuerenberg after trial for breaking it.

  • @LetztezBatallion The difference between those two mass murderes Hitler and Stalin is that if Hitler had won II WW I would not be sitting here at my desk writing this words to You. Stalin has won, and my grandparents survived the war. And my nation and country has survived, however Stalin has killed thousands of best polish patriots and soldiers. Suppose You have heard about Katyń ?

  • @marbat1969 I think it would have been better if germany had won the war!

  • @Gruenkreuz100 Germany did win the war. It still exists, it's culture still exists. The Nazis would have destroyed all that. Every family in western Europe would have a member who disappeared one night and never came back, everyone else on Earth would probably be dead and then the Nazis would have turned on each other. Read "The Man in the High Castle"

  • @ketsan

    Idk if you know this but Hitler shot himself.

  • @TwistedProductionsX I do know that.

  • @ketsan Bah thats a lone of Bullshit. Just the probaly pretty much says your comment is full of doubt. Germans never wish to conquer or destroy the world. In fact Hitler even praise US and UK before the war.

  • @ImperialGuard9001 No the panzers just kinda kept rolling by themselves. All that awesome German engineering and no brakes eh?

  • @ketsan haha, germany is slowly dying since 1945. today its just a shadow of its own and german kulture is getting lost more and more. another 30 years germany will be german just by its name.

  • @Gruenkreuz100 I couldn't disagree more. More people today are exposed to German art, literature and music than ever before. The works of German philosophers are still practically the foundations of western thought. German engineering and technology is still the envy of the world and the beer isn't too bad either. And after sex when you ask if it was good the women still reply "It was very efficent."And you still have no sense of humour what so ever. German culture is fine.

  • @Gruenkreuz100 Well put man.

  • @1BEAVIS13

    source : Bayer Stanisław, "Służba zdrowia Warszawy w walce z okupantem 1939-1945", Warszawa 1985 page139

  • @marbat1969 Every country have did war crimes. Of course Germany did war crimes but it’s don’t mean that every soldiers was bad Nazi fascists. There was also normal soldiers who has nothing to do whit war crimes or Nazism. If you have born in germany and war came of course you will join to german army and you will do your duty for your country like soldiers in every army and it’s don’t mean that you are bad Nazi war criminal. Also Red army did war crimes, so can we also judge all USSR soldiers?

  • Every torpedo hit, every German victory on the high seas during II World War, every U-boots "success" prolonged the rule of Adolf Hitler, supported the German war effort, strengthened the annihilation of Jews, Russians, Poles, French and all occupied by Nazis Nations. Take this into consideration please... Those brave men from this movie wear a svastika on their caps with all the meaning of this symbol.... It is a great war movie, but for God`s sake please remember what Germans have done ...

  • hart backboard 180° wenn ihr mich fragt ist der konvoi vor dem boot und nicht dahinter

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  • @possi43

    "Auf" 180° bzw. 107° sagen sie. Das sind Kompasskurse, direkt nach Süd bzw. nach Ostsüdost.

  • holy crap made me want to watch more....!!!!

  • Years ago Dragon action figures sold a 12" U-boot captain a very nice figure, one of my favorites, he wears a skin blue coat like the one that it is seen briefly.

  • U-571 is American, hollyjewishood shit at it's finest, fucking history over to get themselves more pity, only pity is all the fuckers weren't gassed.

  • @Watain666 there were not gassings!

  • mind uploading the whole movie?

  • All world war 2 films sound better when there in German!

  • I love the English subtittles... The commander says 'shit it's a destroyer' the English subititles read "Oh no! A destroyer!"

  • @DomWeasel no he means "Destroyer ahead"

  • @Equinigger \

    I was quoting the wrong scene, when they're attacked by a destroyer earlier in the film.

  • I think this is the best/realistic film on war at sea made.

    A lot of time on patrol was really, really boring. Until the shooting started -

    Then it became really, really terrifying.

  • True wolves, hunting their prey. Shame it happened to be us lol.

    I like this film a great deal though.

    And the reason is:

    It is a story of men. It is not about German or British or USA. It is about real men just doing their jobs for their country. I am from the U.K. and I respect the men who did this for real in WW2. The end of this film is so tragic, too.

  • @IronbreakerFTW u must be young cause anyone from the uk who is old enough to remember this would not like the germans no matter how brave they were

  • there was a short series of das boot with all the cast around or before the movie

  • Read the original book. Author not happy. And when you see the movie, every shred tries to be the book. Terrible in real life. English is global language. Close call. Not really. War of attrition, with RN doing better through a very brightt and inventive destroyer force.

  • my favorite scene

  • #1 WW2 Movie of all fucking time.

  • They didn't actually aim on this kind of attacks, they did spread salvo through the convoy on best angle and escaped...Works in sh3 too.

  • nice comment on the Hiroshima vid. You were 100% right. Unlike most of those people you knew the facts. I also like your closing statement. that put them in their place.

  • Perfect movie, great actors! While watching this movie, you lose the feeling that it has been acted. The faces, the behaviour and the feelings are so strong and so true. This is art, this is nothing to be compared with Hollywood.

  • I always respect the Germans.They had whacked the Limeys butt hard.Hard enough to crumble its vast empires.Luckily USA came to its aid

  • Fukwit

  • USA came to its aid ? Russia won WW2, Germany lost 80% of its army in Russia not to mention most of its best soldiers, divisions and tanks. American casulties in WW2 Europe was roughly 450,000 while Russia suffered 15,000,000 miitary casulties. USA played part in victory but thy sure weren't the main factor in the victory.

  • But the USA supportes Russia with supplies long before they played an active part in WW2 ;)

    That's a kind of aid

  • same old worn out story about Soviet-Union-won-the-war ..Yawn

  • the russia front was too big for the german army.

    Hitler did'nt pushed his force to moscow and he losed the war. If he have destroyed the politics institution of russia. Nazi Germany would have win in the east.

    also the german technology was far better than the allies

  • @Foxtrot262

    That have to do with the bad skills of the Russian Army.

  • Without US and UK Convois to Murmansk and Archangelsk, Russia were doomed. ;)

  • @ReLax232.

    Mostly sent to Vladivostok via the pacific then along the trans siberian railway.

  • The best WW2 movie! Nothing like U.S. bulls**t movies!

  • @torkemadaobelia that is for sure dude. German = Perfect

  • @torkemadaobelia thats so true!

  • @torkemadaobelia

    I know what you mean - U-571 what shit except for the first 10 minutes.

  • @torkemadaobelia Thank fuck for that - You're telling the god damn truth. You earn those thumbs, ROFL : P

  • @torkemadaobelia

    Heheh, word!

  • @torkemadaobelia Please write 'bullshit' in full. Censorship is for nazis and communists.

  • @torkemadaobelia Well, there's a german movie from WW2 called "submarine westwards"(you can find on youtube), from 1941, it was filmed in the Kiel shipyard and even has Doenitz cameo at the end.

    Nazi propaganda at it best, something this film doesn't has, focusing on the drama rather than the propaganda.

  • @torkemadaobelia saving privet ryan rapes this movie so fuck off

  • @britishareawesome69 Of course it did... I also heard the latest Batman wasn't too bad either. Make of that what you may... ; )

  • @britishareawesome69 I'm sorry, but how the heck can you compare the two? SPR is ok, it tries to mimic what it was like but there is still too much "holywood look at me I'm awesome" kind of attitude. Das Boot is so authentic in its representation of what life was like. It's not just about the war, it's about the men who served on these boats and the experiences they went through.

  • @torkemadaobelia How would we know this is a good movie if it weren't for the bad ones. However, best naval film I have yet seen. And very accurate.

  • @torkemadaobelia

    Having said Germans make good war movies, because they want it to be more authentic. The Germans sure have a reputation for almost everything. Be it good or bad.

  • i would say one of the best"war" movies ever!!!!!

  • Copy that, lupo0144

  • agreed, das boat, tora tora tora and downfall. great flicks. kellys heroes hnourable mention cause of the cast lol

  • best german movie there is

  • good work

    beatifull

  • Wonderful team work.

  • Achte auf Schmieröldruck! Ein suuuuperfilm.

  • AMAZING movie!

  • how efficient those electric cell back in WW2?

  • Depends how fast you went. At full speed (7 knots) they'd last a couple of hours. At silent running (3 or less) somewhere around 6 or 7

  • I can't just imagine serving in an U-Boot...

  • Beide Maschinen AK (alle Kraft) Voraus, hart Backbord, auf 107° gehen. Anlauf beginnt.

    Both machines full speed ahead, hard backboard, go to 107°. "Initial begins"

    Is it correkt english?

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  • Correction:

    In English (Literally):

    Both machines flank speed ahead, hard port rudder, on 107 degrees go. Approach begins.

    In English (More naturally)

    "Both engines ahead flank, hard to port, come to 107 degrees. Starting our approach."

  • @ chiefbosun

    "He" talks german, but great german.

  • An absolute classic movie. Right up there with all the black and white movies of the 50's, Cruel Sea, In which we serve, to name but a few. All amazingly courageous men, from all sides.

    If anyone can translate, what does the Captain say between 'Bieder machine' and 'Anlauf beginnt'? He speaks so fast I never catch it.

  • "Beide Maschinen AK voraus

    Hart Backboard

    Auf 107 Grad gehen

    Anlauf beginnt"

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  • Thank you everyone who replied. Much appreciated.

  • "Anlauft beginnt!"

    "Los!"

    "ALARM!!"

  • i just want to say Günther Prien haha

  • 2:45  ALARMMM !!! xD

  • tube eins LOS! :)

  • roh 1 bis 4 bewässeren

  • das macht mich schon wieder scharf auf ne runde silent hunter III GWX :) lang hats gedauert auf meinen VII C

  • Yes mate, someday if i have that chance I'll go there, so far I've been to HMAS Ovens in Freemantle, WA. But, I like WW II sub, when they still have gun on their deck, and the hull still look like surface ship.

  • Do they have Torpedo Data Computer aboard the U-Boot? Man...I like the one that installed on Gato/Balao class submarine.

  • Yes. The German computer was top of the class for its day. You still had to estimate the target's heading, distance and speed but the firing solution would go right to the torpedo tubes.

    They have a Type IX on display in Chicago I've been to, the U-505. If you ever get to Chicago, don't miss this!

  • you want to see another great one? It's called "Stalingrad" and it is made by the same people. i can never see that movie too many times either

  • This is the greatest film I ever saw.

  • Deutsche&English are 1 of the same language!

  • Wot a dum,if you unstand english the Deutsche is the sister language.

  • Correct! English came from the German language!

    If you look into it you see how similar they are

  • Yeah, a lot of the wording sounds similar to english

  • and the most funny thing is

    there is a dialect in german - plattdeutsch - that is so close to english that you are not quite sure if those guys are talking english or german ^^

    And the netherlands have also some mix of german and english, taht's something like... the missing link ;D

  • ALAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARMMMM!!!!!

  • Das Boat!, great movie man... and great scene aswell.

  • Not very likely. This was at the height of the Battle of the Atlantic. They were sinking allied merchantmen fat with stores manned by men who knew the risks. If you were on an ore carrier you would sink in 30 seconds or if on a tanker you might be burned alive. Not pleasant but there was no room for children.

  • Allied Merchant Navy sailors were also very aware of the danger of being on submarines though, all the personal accounts I've read indicate there was a lot of mutual respect between the two sides. Whenever there were survivors from a U-boat sinking, they would often have to share the already tiny crew spaces on escort ships with the people that had just contributed to their sinking.

    To quote Nicholas Monsarrat, "The only heroines are the ships, the only villain the cruel sea itself."

  • Nicholas Monsarrat... Have you read his "Three Corvettes?"

  • In erinnrung Von Gunther Prien "der Stier Von Scapa Flow" Kommandant von des U-47 und seine brave besatzung !

  • I do not understand German unfortunately - but admire this movie.

    Have seen the dubbed UK version.

    Is a full length version with English subtitles available?

    Also any other great German movie recommendations

    would be great.

    Ta

    Lee

  • "Is a full length version with English subtitles available?"

    Yes. Regular and director's cut.

    "Also any other great German movie recommendations would be great."

    "All Quiet on the Western Front" comes to mind. Original German title "Im Westen nichts Neues"

  • Stalingrad from 1993 is another good german movie - you ll find some clips with english subs here, just have a look