Wow we were really advanced with dynamite that had different settings. It could blow the shit out of bridges,telegraph poles and old castles but u could set it to half strength so that it would destroy a cable car only a few feet away but not damage the one you are in or the cable that it is attached to.
(Von Harpen): Perhaps ven deez two spies vere ready to take ze cable car from ze castle, i vould have ze honour to ezcort them, save for Major Smith, so SIT DOWN, COLONEL!!
This is my favourite film. I especially disliked the blonde SS officer, and was pleased when Clint bumped him off !! (the drawing room scene where the other high ranking officers were duped by Burton.)
@Broadsword255 You can call me an idiot, but i have the theory that Tarantino was inspired exactly by this blonde SS guy for creating his SS-Sturmbannführer Dieter Hellstrom in Inglorious Basterds.
I always figured it was supposed to be winter of '43 - '44. Remember, the general supposedly had valuable information regarding the Normandy invasion. That would have been unlikely in 1941.
It's been years since I've seen this, but I seem to remember the "fake American General" is supposed to know all about the invasion plans for D-Day, which is why the Nazis would want to take him inside the "Schloss Adler" in the first place.
That would set the movie in winter 1943/1944 or spring 1944 at the latest.
Don't know how that would fit the chosen uniforms or not (but it wouldn't surprise me to learn they were STILL wrong).
we need a modern iteration of where eagles dare made more true to the book and with better sound effects
LWRCftw 4 months ago
No Mercy here!
glenclosed 6 months ago
Is this based off the urban terror map Eagle? It looka like it
LucasGossReviews 11 months ago
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Great movie and great book.
micjnoonan 1 year ago
Why can't we make these wonderfully ridiculous War movies anymore?I guess if you set them in WW2 :I mean,who would root for Nazis?
mrbriscoe2001 1 year ago
Wow we were really advanced with dynamite that had different settings. It could blow the shit out of bridges,telegraph poles and old castles but u could set it to half strength so that it would destroy a cable car only a few feet away but not damage the one you are in or the cable that it is attached to.
wigglespie 1 year ago
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sean82091 1 year ago
(Von Harpen): Perhaps ven deez two spies vere ready to take ze cable car from ze castle, i vould have ze honour to ezcort them, save for Major Smith, so SIT DOWN, COLONEL!!
sionlim 2 years ago
Von Harpen in ze house, ja?
Imadethistoseevideos 2 years ago
Don't patronize me, colonel. I went to dusseldorf you know?
sionlim 2 years ago
you cant beat fighting Germans in a high place ( or on the front of a speeding truck).
keeprighton2007 2 years ago
Amazing movie, i love it
angelmouse432 2 years ago
This is my favourite film. I especially disliked the blonde SS officer, and was pleased when Clint bumped him off !! (the drawing room scene where the other high ranking officers were duped by Burton.)
Broadsword255 3 years ago
@Broadsword255 You can call me an idiot, but i have the theory that Tarantino was inspired exactly by this blonde SS guy for creating his SS-Sturmbannführer Dieter Hellstrom in Inglorious Basterds.
AndyLaVie 1 year ago
@AndyLaVie that could be thats darren nesbitt tarantino is into rehashing old movies they call this movie where doubles dare 4:14
spacepatrolman 4 months ago
@AndyLaVie Although WED was in no way perfect nor historically accurate, Inglorious Basterds still was utter shite compared to this masterpiece!
ArenaOfTheAncients 1 month ago in playlist Where Eagles Dare
I can understand that, because, to some degree, I did too (and even though I DID understand he was a "bad guy").
There are some things you don't really wish on anyone. Not even your worst enemy.
mulsanne917 3 years ago 7
Hollywood Blooper: the camouflage winter parkas here have the late war camou pattern, and this is supposed to be about 1941 or something?
erwintommy 4 years ago
commentary blooper, who cares.
elroto 3 years ago
It was well done and very interesting all the same...
erwintommy 3 years ago
I always figured it was supposed to be winter of '43 - '44. Remember, the general supposedly had valuable information regarding the Normandy invasion. That would have been unlikely in 1941.
DFDalton1962 3 years ago
It's been years since I've seen this, but I seem to remember the "fake American General" is supposed to know all about the invasion plans for D-Day, which is why the Nazis would want to take him inside the "Schloss Adler" in the first place.
That would set the movie in winter 1943/1944 or spring 1944 at the latest.
Don't know how that would fit the chosen uniforms or not (but it wouldn't surprise me to learn they were STILL wrong).
straightandkink917 3 years ago
@straightandkink917 who cares, this is an amazing film.
IcyScythe 6 months ago
Tuttavia mu danno brividi
AldoVinnie 4 years ago
this part really scared me in the first time i saw it.
KratosJaffe 4 years ago 3
Then the filmmakers did their job.
dergeier117 4 years ago 3