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  • I cant imagine how it must have been to dive in a submarine from the 1940´s.

  • 1:41 "probealarm. hehehehehe...."

  • ALARRRRRMMMM!!!! SCHNELLL!!!!! move it!!! Up! Up! Up!

  • did they really say "screws, eggs" in the subtitle? LOL!

    He said "Wahrschau, Eier". "Wahrschau" is a combination of "wahrnehmen" (recognize) an "schauen" (look). It means something like "watch out, here im come" and is some kind of german naval language.

  • @fulcrum2000 The modern subbings (which plague but the DVD and HD releases) have some noticeable blunders compared to older versions. This movie was shown on TCM one time (I recorded it) and it has "Careful, eggs" for that scene. The swearing is also quite mangled in modern releases as well :/

  • Alarmmmmm!!!!!!

  • Britain would have survived any way because hitler made the mistake of stopping the bombing raids on our air fields and instead focusing on our shipyards. It also didn't help that the Irish were complete dicks and letting the Germans land their planes at Irish airbases which contain terrorists

  • We can still take America back you forgot to sign one contract for your independence and we let you win that war

  • @aliboy357 The British empire? Ya it mustve been really hard taking over people with guns while the natives were armed with spears and shields made of wood. Very noble and couragious. Lets also not forget there wouldn't be a Europe without the U.S.; Just one big Germany.

  • Let's face it the UK sucks ass done

  • Britain can win any war it wants and the British empire proves that fact.

  • @aliboy357

    Oh, really? And I suppose the American Revolution never happened, then?

  • @aliboy357 As a Brit, I find that statement fucking hillarious. I assume this is satire?

  • 0:29 hahaha 

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  • ALAAARRMMM!!! my internet is so slow i think its going back in time. ugh.

  • Do I need to say anything? :))))))

  • Let's not forget that almost the entire point of this movie is that at the time, everyone was just doing their job. None of these guys wanted to be in that iron coffin.

  • 0:23 for ALARM!

  • where would the movies get the scene of a Uboat submerging?

  • @stagedivers24 they built little model uboats. just if you still care:)

  • When you search for: Karrieresprungbrett "Das Boot", you'll find a video here with the actors reuniting for the 30 anniversary inside the boot model.

  • 4 people hit their heads on the hanging lamp while running to their cots.

  • Gotta love your officers

  • practice makes perfect

  • I love this scene. Thank you!

  • ALARM !!!!

  • U-boat is the anglicized version of the German word U-Boot, itself an abbreviation of Unterseeboot (undersea boat), so a submarine just a very early submarine

  • 0:40 hat der eine Bockwurst im Mund ? :D

    wird wahrscheinlich nur ne Zahnbürste sein ^^

  • doesnt go very deep does it

  • @tigermki Its actually more of a boat than a sub, hence the name U BOAT.

  • @jimmy27paul i know i was saying that because i was refering it as an old one because in the movie u-571 it goes to 200

  • @tigermki 130 m = 426 ft so even for WWII subs thats not bad

  • I watched this over 3 hours film and when it ended i wished there was more

  • @XXXshukuchiXXX the whole movie is more then 5 hours. the 3 hours version was for cinema ;)

  • @Gruenkreuz100 Bugger, no wonder it felt so long!!

  • My buddy said he downloaded this movie, I went over to him to start watch it..then we realized that he had picked the dubbed version...

    "No fucking way in hell im watching this epic classic in a DUBBED version, dubbed versions are for kids, french, italians and spaniards"

  • God thats good directing 0:23, infact the entire film has good directing

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  • Whatever you say about the German army they were streets ahead of the allies regarding discipline, weaponry and capabilities

    The capsule that brought up rhe Chilean miners couple of months ago was designed by rhe Germans 50 years ago

    To top this off they were brought to their knees twice in the last century after the wars and are the leading country in Europe today

  • @cetieel well if we ever got invaded with hostiles from outer space the germans should be our first port of call, such a small country holding the whole world at ransom,and brains that was several decades ahead of the rest,, the best army in the world, truly they were super!

  • @cetieel I agree with your post that the Germans certainly know how to engineer. But they have always lacked in the ability to mass produce. A German Panzer could take out 5 or 6 Shermans. An MG42 machine gun was faster and more versatile than machine guns used by the allies. But their problem was that they spent too much attention fine tuning their creations that they ended up not having enough.  The U.S. has always had a reputation for pumping out large volumes of stuff. (see follow post)

  • @cetieel Adolf Hitler summoned Herman Goering at the height of the war what the U.S. production of U.S. planes based on intelligence figures. Goering reported that we were producing about 60,000 planes a month. It came out to be about one plane every 30 seconds. Hitler was convinced the figures were wrong.

  • @cetieel You have to have respect for the Germans, but not for their application of technology - killing other people. Obviously that is the nature of war, but just be careful where you place your respect.

  • @Triforce343 but the germans didn't use technology only for killing. there are alot of inventionsy by german persons, which weren't invented for killing.

  • @aka99 Yeah, sorry, I phrased that terribly. The Germans have contributed a shitload of amazing inventions and philosophy to the world that obviously aren't used for killing. My fault.

  • @Triforce343 ok. you are welcoem :)

  • @cetieel Sorry, NASA designed the capsule. And, the leading country in Europe is the UK.

  • @wojtuniakfrog Yeah..............right.......­.

  • @jimmy27paul The UK spends more money on defense than any other European country.

  • @wojtuniakfrog

    Uk? Hahahahahahaha

  • @cetieel Yes the nazis may have had the technology and superior military, but the allies had God fighting with them.

  • @Z3kedog yes Stalin was an avatar that God blassed with instructions(gulag, executions....)

  • @jonastti lesser of two evils, and the Soviet Union dissolved eventually anyway.

  • @Z3kedog "but the allies had God fighting with them"

    Bullshit. The Usa was just "sneaky" , look wen they stepped into the war. They only won because they cut Germanys supply lines while Germany was fighting against millions of russians in the east, while they were fighting the Britains in the north and were close to win the fight, that was when England hadnt left supplies for more than 2 weeks because german submarines sunk everything, while fighting english groundtroops in africa...

  • @TheSensismoker To be fair, the Eastern front was basically one of Hitler's biggest, dumbest mistakes. While the USA didn't really win the war in a realistic sense, its involvement was another large nail in the coffin, courtesy of Japan. And the real reason that the American involvement was big wasn't because it gave the allies a technological advantage. It was simply because quantity has a quality all its own.

  • @cetieel Agreed...and sadly today they are being colonised by Turks and seem to be unwilling to have enough children.

  • @cetieel I'm not sure I would agree with you on any of those charges. All Allied armies, minus the French, had discipline. The Americans were the only army who's standard rifle was semi-automatic. And for capabilites, the British beat them solo in the Battle of Britain, and the Soviets beat them solo in Barbarossa.

  • @GalacticJustice The british beat them in the BoB just because the political fucktards of the Nazi goverment put their noses into the development of new airplanes. Hadnt they screwed around with the ME's and BF's, Lodon today would have been rebuilt from 0.

    On the russian side, DO NOT FORGET that the Russian were helped with a shitload of supplies by the Americans.

    Basically, if Hitler'n'company hadnt taken military decisions, today the world map would say NAZI GERMANY all over it.

  • that lamp can take a beating from everyone hitting it... BEST MOVIE EVER!!!!

  • Although I like documentaries better, the reputation of this one makes me want to see it, where can I get it with subtitles??

  • @bravo45

    in case you find it, make sure to get the EXTENDED version.

    the 2 hours TV version sucks ;) and has many flaws.

    there was a 3 part tv version with 90 mins each, and in these you really get the feeling for boredom of the sailors and the excitement in the action scenes simply becomes more intense - since you NOW really feel with those sailors - no matter what side the fought on ;)

  • @JheakrynaKyAlur Thanks for the advice.Think I understand when u say 'u really get the feeling for boredom' etc. For example u can't know how cold it was in Russia when reading abt it in a warm comfy chair.Regarding side they fought on is merely a disclaimer now coz propaganda against them is still so strong.I get speechless merely thinking abt the fact that the rate of attrition of the U-boat men was 2nd ONLY to the Kamikaze.

  • ...Their bravery is unbelieable especially considering that they fought NOT as suicide soldiers.

  • If these men had met the enemy, in peace, they would have got on: Anglo-Saxons, decent, professional. Pity they had to kill each other.

  • Das Boot>U-571

  • Probealarm....mwahahahahaha!

  • 0:31-bad time to be caught like that

  • The man who cried in this film " permission to come up " is today one of the best singers in germany.

    I love his song " Hold me" but he have a hundred wunderful other songs!

  • And people wonder how the German nation that was brought to it's knees after two World Wars are the economic super power of Europe??!!!?

  • @cetieel Coolest scene ever!

  • ALARRRRRRRRRRMMMMMMAAA!

    

  • 0:23 to 1:01 My Emergency Dive sound bite for Silent Hunter 3!

    I love this movie all around,but the ending man they went through all that to get *SPOiLERS!*

    SUNK IN PORT

  • the book is better :)

  • Hahahahaha 00:32 !!! HAHAHAHA!

  • Well guys i have too say, the cutters writing bullshit in the dubs...

  • Ich würde auf Kreuzfahrt in einem Unterverzeichnis nur einmal Liebe!

  • DIS BOOT UP YER ASS, HITLER!

  • ALAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARM where the fuck is my ARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRM

    

  • @netkongen Best thing i heard in a long time...

  • best sub movie ever made

  • ALAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARM!

  • Was schreiben die ganzen Cuttler hier für nen Mist?

  • Was schreiben die ganzen Cuttler hier für nen Mist?

  • This is the best way to see this movie. Because in the original German you hear the emotion in their voices that the dubing leaves out. Hollywood can never compete with europeans they want fluffy movies not the real thing.

  • One of the very best war movies of all time in my book.

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  • @ALIYASEXYGIRLNUMBER1 What does that have to do with the movie?

  • Semmelrogge, die alte geile Drecksau! Und Herbert hat wie immer die Hosen voll.

  • In case of allarm test, nobody of crew have to know the reality, because only in a real situation it can get the best record time for full immersion. Anyway this is a good movie, I have seen the no cut version and I like the soundtrack. In Italy is titled U 96 and the location has been at St. Nazarie, France in the German submarines base, where still today is available for visiting.

  • YEsterday I saw the uncut version .. I never had soo many emotions watching a war movie .. This is the best war movie ive seen and one of the best movies in general. The realism of the actions made it work thats why I love European Cinema :)

  • @resistanceunion you're right,europeans seem to make grittier no-nonsense movies unlike hollywood which can be childish at times.

    also their movies shine with realism and absorbance

  • Did they have to all rush to the front of the ship to just help it submerge?

  • @BigSmoke2222

    yup.....up on the stern planes/down on the bow planes then get 4 tons human ballast to shift half a boat length. sweet.

  • the greatest war movie ever.

  • Medal of Honor, Frontline. You get to fight on one of these boats.

  • "probe alarm, mwahahahahaha...." >:)

  • Prima!

  • @cabrio379

    natürlich nicht !!! das is die einzige szene die meine frau rückwärt auf der flöte mit hupen kann...als wir die home-cinema anlage neu hatten standen 2 nachbarn auf der matte weil die nur ALAAARRMMMMM gehört haben.. den abend haben wir dann mit ner kiste bier und dem film verbracht... man war meine frau sauer.. die wollte titanic in thx-sound schauen..naja boote sind in DAS BOOT ja auch abgesoffen xD

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  • best movie ever!

    ave W. Petersen

  • Alwin*

  • Is that Alain tölle going up into the tower?

  • One of the best submarine movie ever ( my personnal favorite with "Crimson Tide" ). Great actors ( with the fantastic Jürgen Prochnow ) , good director ( Wolfgang Petersen ) and a great script from start to finish...Das Boot is a great movie.

  • @carl13220 I see that you truly have a great taste in a good movie. Das Boot is one of my favorite movie of WWII theme as well :)

  • This is also a relevant movie to me as I spent 21 years in P-3s chasing soviet submarines. :-) Great fun. I also watched all the "Silent Service" and "Navy Log" episodes back in the '50s an every dang submarine movie Hollywood put out.. Yea I'm an old coot and it's nice to see a Submarine movie from the German side. Are there any other "Made in Germany" sub movies?

  • A most excellent Movie! I read the book first and then rented the English dubbed version and later hunted up the original German with english subtitles. I very much prefer the movie in German even though the subtitles get in the way some what. Somewhere in the German version somebody spits out some 25 sylables and the subtitle comes out as "Oh Sh*t!" Gotta love it. It does suffer a bit in the translation but is much better in the spoken German version.

  • @mightaswellbe why do you think the german version is better to listen?

  • @teooli Oh it's just my opinion. I think it works better. I mean it's a German sub with a German crew filmed in Germany ( if I understand it correctly ). It sounds more authentic in German. I've watched a lot of war movies and always felt it a little silly for the Germans ( or Japanese or the Indians for that matter) to be speaking English. Knowing just a few military terms, curse words and common words can make the German version a lot better than the version dubbed in English

  • @teooli Not enough characters to say it all. When i watch the version is German I feel like I am looking over the shoulders of a real German crew in a real Uboat out on patrol. I read the book the movie is based on and i also read 'Iron Coffins', I have a good feel for how things worked on the German side of the battle of the Atlantic. When i watched the movie dubbed in English I didn't get that same 'You Are There' feeling. It is the same movie but not near as authentic to me.

  • @mightaswellbe "Iron Coffins" is a great book. We checked the author's claims against official records, and I'm afraid Werner is a bit free with his details. Werner might have mis-remembered. What he did and can be proved was remarkable enough.

  • super film panzer granate geladen  uzw

  • This is one of the best war movies ever , it doesn't take any sides and only shows that war is never fair ( the sinking ship on fire or the ending of the film ) .

  • FLLLLLUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUT­ÄÄÄÄÄN !!!!!!!!!!XD

  • Only the commander can give the order "fluten" (flood) and he alone must close the hatch. The LI (Leitende Ingenieur) must repeat this order. "Untertriebszellen" are lower trim tanks, they were filled already, so that in case of emergency the boat could dive faster. That is the reason why you see the boat lying so low in the water. These cells were blown empty once the boat was at ten meters depth.

  • Dude...ALL dubbed movies (except children movies) are a disgrace to the human kind. When I visited France for example, hardly anyone could speak english...WELL OF COURSE NOT! THEY WATCH "THE SIMPSONS" AND "LORD OF THE RINGS" WITH DUBBED VOICES!

  • ahahahahah!

  • @TheMaxwell777

    Leute, die so tun als könnten sie Deutsch, wo sie in Wirklichkeit nur den Googleübersetzer o.Ä. bemühen, kann niemand leiden.

  • Ja. Gut. 

  • We got so many great directors with new ideas for scripts in Germany, but unfortunatly we can't compete against Hollywoods money and equipment.

    This was the most expensive german movie production at that time and the

    best we ever did. This movie was nominated for 6 Oscars in 1983.

  • @Lintflas

    This is far more better movie then all the Hollywood movies together ever. They just mislead people from reality.

  • @MeBest777

    You are so right!

  • @MeBest777

    While I agree with Das Boot being better than most stuff (if not all of it; it's damn good!) coming out of Hollywood, I think you are a bit harsh in your criticism. There are many good Hollywood movies.

    And while I don't think they all mislead people from reality, that in itself is not always bad when concerning movies. We all need a bit of escapism at times!

  • @Lintflas

    downfall wasnt that bad either

  • @Cluebert

    But then if the Germans did not have Hitler the war would never had taken place to begin with. It was a needless and senseless war that killed a lot of people. This film shows us that there were good men on all sides of this conflict who got forced into it.

  • My favorite scene from this movie... Epic!

  • @Cluebert - I think they would not have won but they would have gotten a much more favourable armstice...however Russia would not have sat there and seen a larger Germany make peace in the west. Eventually Germany would have been beaten. The war could have been avoided though by removing the crippling compensation Germany was forced to pay for the first war....that messed up their economy and allowed the Nazi's to rise.

  • the subtitle: "screws, eggs." is a wrong translation. the sailor said: WARSCHAU! that was a term in german(u-boot sprache) for : WATCH OUT! when i first saw the us-version, i thought that most americans will never comprehend the true anti-war charakter of the film.

  • Is there no fully-functional boats left from ww2?

  • Not of the type shown in the movie...

  • actually german race is clever and important race

  • There is nothing as a "German race".

  • @NKA23 Ehh, the Germanic race has always been an important European race fool.

  • "Race" is an obsolete term when talking about different ethnies, in fact there is only ONE human race, THE human race.

  • @NKA23 You can't just dream things up and think it's true buddy!

  • Maybe you should learn a bit about the evolution of mankind...

  • @NKA23 Maybe you should be less of a traitor!

  • A traitor betrays in what he formely believed in.

    But I never believed in racist crap.

  • @MrGibert0 Maybe you should be less of a moron!

  • @paratrooper6 Maybe your wife should get out of my trunk... Oh yeah, she can't... She's for dinner!

  • @MrGibert0 ?????? Failure of a call if I ever saw one.

  • @paratrooper6 Sorry it took me so long to wb I was trying to capture your daughter!

  • @MrGibert0 ....I don't even...

  • @paratrooper6 Oh, you're another one of those fags trying to adopt Aryan children so you can pervert their minds!?

  • @MrGibert0 How the fuck do you know about that?

  • @MrGibert0 Is nothing sacred these days?

  • @paratrooper6 What you mean!?

  • @MrGibert0 Can't I pervert Aryan children's minds without being judged?

  • very good crew! quick dive!

  • Mmm, submarine porn. I <3 this film.

  • Best sub movie ever

  • his butt

  • respect

    I ve seen the whole series 20 some years ago

    it was in the top in Greece at the time

    it was the first time that we could see the war through the eye of the German

    and I can still remember the end

    so many battles and end like this

    how sad

  • good comment. Greatings from Germany!

  • @KERKYRA199 "it was the first time that we could see the war through the eye of the German"

    Well, through the eye and made by germans. There was movies before about war through the eye of germans but made by other countries...

  • @aure232 Yes but most highly accurate unless made by the Jewmedia.

  • even the sounds the boat makes when diving are far better in this version than in the English dub. It sounds like a freaking jet!

  • Notice the clear blue sky at first, then the darker when they dive.

  • Thats cause the diving is a model in a tank and the dialogue on the bridge is a real boat.

  • Actually, then the producer's built a scale uboat shell powered by a small engine for the exterior shots, the conning tower scenes were filmed on a 1:1 scale seperate model as were the interior scenes which use a 'cutaway' full detail interior.

    Experiance: I have the special edition, remastered, uncut 2 disk DVD with commentary. Btw the original german dub is the best imo.

  • And weren't they forced to dub the whole film, as the noise of the cameras would have been too loud inside the cutaway interior?

  • @Zappiss Yes, they used an hand-held Arriflex camera for tight interiors, with special gyroscope mount.. And too answer you're question the actor's did dub it in both languages, respectively.

  • @Zappiss

    Yep.

  • @Zappiss

    They couldn't use on set audio on all but one scene because the gyroscope stabilized cameras were too loud.

    If I'm not mistaken it was the dialog scene towards the end between Leutnant Werner and the "LI" when they used a different camera because they wanted to use the real audio.

  • @Zappiss they dub all movies even today :D because of how loud the sets are.

    The flim the movies then go back a re-record all the sounds .

  • @am00093426

    I went to the set at Bavaria Studies in Munich last summer. Spent a good few hours exploring it. 

  • @stonedead Awesome buddy. I too shall make my way there sometime.