I just love the accurate technical details in that movie! Like how the Engine Mechanic is feeling the bearing Temperatures of the rockers while the other guy is oiling them, how he opens valves to look at the exhaust flames of every cylinder individually, how he uses a Mechanics Stethoscope to listen to an exhaust valve etc. All very fun. Believable movies are so much more fun.
They had 2 advisors on set who where former Kriegsmarine NCOs and engineers. They helped them rebuild the entire interior of a Type VIIC submarine in a hangar. The movie itself is almost entirely based on the 7th mission U96 carried out in reality, although names and personalities differ.
@BetterAircraftFabric: Yeah man, the level of detail is just incredible in this one! Just one of the many reasons why this is such a brilliant MASTERPIECE! ;)
BetterAircraftFabric repairing EMD diesel locos, I was almost that dedicated too. After years of witnessing the abuse on those machines and terrible maint.. I sort of gave up.. I kept my hands clear though. Used an infrared heat gun usually. Definitely a great movie. There is one seen I remember where two officers are talking and they say "those engine room people are crazy".
WW2 era engines are nothing like modern engines in terms of reliability and automation. For the mechanics and engineers, it was like having a huge child to constantly baby and take care of and worry about. I've heard this independently from many WW2 vets (on all sides) about all sorts of piston-driven aircraft engines, tank engines, and ship engines (again, from all sides).
40+ years old, watched this at least 10 times....and I still get butterflies watching it. This movie is still so so good, and holds up so well. No other submarine/naval warfare movie comes even close
i'have watczd this movie probaby even more tkimes. This movie connetion of our personalities - so, we are Friends. Thanks God becase enenys is stil to much!
Petersen did a hell of a job casting this crew of actors. I see these scenes and I totally forget these are actors portraying sailors operating a machine. What a movie! Hell... I still love the 80's ❤
It is important to acknowledge that there were brave men on BOTH sides. The U-boat service lost the highest percentage of their ranks than any other branch of service in history. And still they went to sea to the last day. And nearly the last man.
For those who doesn‘t know it: There‘s a super long cut version of this movie. It‘s the tv series cut in four pieces. It takes you 4 or 5 hours underwater with these guys. (I forgot the exact length). But it’s the best version by far. You never want to see the short movie theater version again after that.
I visited the film set in Munich in 2018. I also visited Keil twice in the 80s, during my time in Royal Navy.and saw the UBoat memorial. Greatest respect to the UBoat crews. They were fighting for their country, regardless of politics. I remember discussing the film with a group of German sailors who invited me onboard their ship, and the fact that it portrayed Germans as ordinary human beings, unlike most WW2 war films.
@@kotnapromke in general, the people will fight when ordered to by politicians, who motivate them with lies and threats. Few people realise their leaders are really the vermin of civilisation until it is too late. Looking on the internet we see people everywhere who repeat childish media propaganda, know nothing, and are absolutely convinced their leaders are making reasonable policy. Even nuclear war is acceptable if their masters say so. Anyone who sees past the lies is said to be an agent of the enemy. These men were usually going into their mass grave for the plots of their masters.
It was a revisionist left-wing film that massively downplayed the extent to which the Kriegsmarine supported the Nazi regime. It also cast middle-aged actors.
Been insinde. You can walk through the original film set in the Bavaria Film Studios outside Munich. No openings for the camera crew, everything like in the original exept an exit in the bow. When they were shooting, the camera men had to climb through those same hatches and squeeze beside the running actors. One even suffered a nasty head wound, because the material also is original metal. It even is claustrophobic when you spend two minutes in there and walk out into sunshine under a clear peaceful Munich sky. Imagining sitting in there awaiting my death by drowning is beyond my capabilities.
Wasn't the original set even 10 percent bigger than the original, just to account for the film crew? If anyone wants to visit a real Type VII there is one opposite the Navy Memorial in Laboe, SH, that has no alterations except two doors in the hull and the museum signs. Also the Memorial is one of the few that most navies around the world salute if the pass through.
Drowning .. chlorine gas poisoning .. suffocation due to lack of oxygen on the bottom and more. However, in deep water, below 'crush depth', no time for drowning when the pressure hull and everything else implodes onto you. One of the last things one hears is most probably the ever-increasing creaking of the hull, men praying .. sobbing .. saying their goodbyes .. waiting .. Brave men .. knowing that in the latter part of the battle, the odds were heavily stacked against them .. still went out.
that is the best Sup Film EVER "DAS BOOT" and hollywood can not convey such emotions in such films! "DAS BOOT"! "DAS BOOT" is a masterpiece commemorating all U-boat drivers in ww2
Wunderschön, die Seitenpeilung vom Horchegerät, addiert mit dem rechtweisenden Kurs, der beiläufig im Bild zu sehen ist, der resultierende neue Kurs mit etwas Vorhalt, weil die Peilung nach rechts auswandert. Das ist sehr akkurat gemacht und Balsam für die Seele von Uboot-Film-Nerds.
@Fabian Dsn: Der meinte damit den Dieselbrennstoff. Der L.I. ist doch ständig über den Brennstoffverbrauch besorgt, und durch die AK-Fahrt wird besonders viel verbraucht. Der E-Maschinist stichelt ein wenig mit "Das schafft was weg" (Diesel), worauf der L.I. offensichtlich etwas ange***** reagiert.
Many years ago I read the novel "Sharks and Little Fish". It focused on more of the stress of U-boat life; standing a surface watch with heavy weather is somewhat shown in "Das Boot" but the cold of the sea reached into your bones. The salt would cake onto their beards as well as ice in very cold weather. The heavy binoculars and scanning the horizon was mentally exhausting. The film highlighted the submarine riding the waves and a speed run to intercept a convoy beat everyone up. As a point of comparison American Gato class boats had radar which didn't excuse topside watches but gave a chance of detecting aircraft. When the Germans deployed radar it often gave false signals and then the British figured out how to spoof the radars at range... drove them under.
my favorite submarine movie besides the Hunt for Red October, Crimson Tide is ok, but more like "Hollywood, war is great the USA hurrah" and not like this. this is pure Emotion in the fear of death. Incredible performance by everybody on the cast. Sadly most People can't hear it in German, the emotions are so fucking real. hats off. masterpiece
This is why I prefer subtitles to dubbed versions. It’s a little distracting, but the emotions are almost always better even if you don’t understand the language.
Wenn man bedenkt der Kapitän war der älteste mit 29 Heute können die kerle mit 20 bis 27 nicht mal gerade aus laufen und damals waren sie auf U Booten mit imenser verantwortung. Oder sonstwo
Love it. One of the best scenes of one of the best movies ever. I'm Pole, but this is incredible. Salute to all german people who just served in Wermacht and weren't Nazis.
@Humberto Flores It's his answer to the previous funny remark coming from the comrade passing by. He sais: Das schafft was weg, was? Free translation: That burns A LOT of fuel, doesn't it? (The chief engineer was always concerned about the autonomy and range)
Story wise the mini series were quite good and true to the books. The old movie.... I watched it as a kid and it actually got me to read the the books. It has only nostalgic value now... One could argue though that despite all it faults its still "more Dune" than the Brian Herbert / Kevin Anderson books released after Frank's death.
@@michaelnuckel5254 What's your opinion of Denis Villeneuve's adaption of Dune which came out last year? And have you also played Westwood's Dune RTS-games and the RPG from the 90s?
@@FekLeyrTarg I liked the new Dune movie, but was also painfully aware of the fact that the movie ends at a point were the book really gets going. The visuals were stunning but I'll keep my judgement if it's a promising adaption until I saw the second part. Quite optimistic though. The RTS game was nice and laid down the groundwork for command and conquer. Not that great of a Dune game, but a good game. The RPG? I liked it. Rough around the edges, but it felt right.
Well, there's the scene of the Captain climbing the ladder up to the tower and kicking Chief's hat off. A blooper that was left in as it was realistic.
For me robert wise's run deep run silent is the best submarine movie although it was filmed in black and white.imagine what wise couĺd have done had he access to 1982 technology at that time!
@@preisschild4622 verstehe deine Aussage nicht so ganz ... Originalsprache des Filmes ist Deutsch, welche anderen Deutschen Filme kannst du dir nicht ansehen weil sie schlecht synchronisiert sind?
sort of annoys me 06:00 was cut from the directors cut and the movie version In the directors cut it seems that they sort of were not expecting the crap weather at all, whereas in the series/long version he explains that he is aware of the weather but still deciding to go for it.
I just realized one of the very few blatant mistakes in this movie. In the very first scene of this clip, the RPM of the diesel are ramped up. You can clearly see it starting at 0:08. But the *sound* stays at the same leisurely pace. :-D
As mistakes go, the events at Gibraltar make no sense to me. If the boat has enough compressed air to surface from the bottom, it should have had enough to arrest its dive in the first place.
@@b43xoit That is one of the few scenes that aren't from Buchenheim's book. But there are several factors in addition to simple displacement. Their bow plane is stuck, meaning the forward motion of the boat is pushing them deeper. (Reversing the engines does take quite some time before the boat would actually stop.) More importantly, both bilge pumps malfunction when the LI orders 1000 litres deballast. Only after they hit bottom does get one of the pumps repaired to get all the water out, and I'd guess *all* of the ballast. So no, they did not have enough air while going down, not with that much ballast / bilge water still on board.
"Das Boot" von Wolgang Petersen ist der BESTE deutsche Film der Nachkriegsgeschichte. "The Boat", directed by Wolfgang Petersen, ist the very best German movie of German postwar period. Es ist schade, dass der Film, obwohl in 6 Kategorien vorgeschlagen, keinen OSCAR bekommen hat. It is a pity, although in competetion in 6 categories, the movie did not get any OSCAR. Meiner Meinung nach der allerbeste U-Boot-Film. In my opinion the very best made submarine movie. Selbst die amerikanischen U-Boot-Filme (z. B. Jagd auf Roten Oktober) sind bei weitem nicht so gut. American submarine movies cannot beat this movie, for instance "Hunt for RED OCTOBER"... Fun fact: Two American directors, Don Siegel and John Sturges, should first be the director of "DAS BOOT", but the German author of the book, Lothar-Günther Buchheim rejected it because Siegel and Sturges wanted to realize the "typical" Nazicharcters á la Hollywood. The film stayed a German production and the Americans were out of the Project. I only can say: "QUALITY MADE IN GERMANY..." Loving greetings from Germany...💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗
Иван Васильевич я не столько корректность перевода в дубляже имею ввиду, сколько саму атмосферу фильма. Ну не стыкуется, лично для меня, дубляж на другой язык, с этим фильмом. Немецкие подводники должны говорить по немецки.
Sometimes they didn't warn the convoys, because if the convoys had always escaped then the Germans would have known their code was cracked. (And would have set up a new one)
Miniserie alemana convertida en película más de 3 o cuatro horas de la mejor película de submarinos de la historia una obra de harte con una banda sonora que es una maravilla.
Love it. Thanks! So the Chief of the Boat (L.I. engineer) and a senior officer...doesn't get along so well with the Chief (senior enlisted) Bosun? Looked like he was carrying his laundry.
It's more like a little naughtiness between them , because the petty officer says "great way to burn fuel" and he is in charge of the electrical engines.
Horrible sound - the engines sound much better in the original version. And that stupid squeaking, i don't know why they made it, it's just horrendous.
Water carries sound exceptionally well, so if they would shout they could actually be heard by hostile hydrophone. And to reduce the chance completely they whisper. But of course, it also makes it easier for their own hydrophone operator to hear anything, despite his headphones.
Quick story: An australian navy submarine "sank" a US carrier (which was protected by it's usual carrier fleet!) in a training exercise of allied forces. They did this by a sneaky little trick: They were as loud as possible during preperations. There is camera footage of the ship's cook clanging pots and pans around the kitchen with a big grin on his face and his mates going: "He enjoys this. He gets to be as noisy as he likes." They also encouraged banging doors and jumping from the last rung of the ladder. This was done to get sonar operators of the US forces used to the sound of sub. "They thought, there was no way they would loose to those roaring aussies.", the subs commander later stated in an interview. As soon as the training operation was a go, however, they dropped all the noise - even communicating by hand gestures in the command center - and ran the engines as slow as possible. This enabled them to hide in the "shadow" of islands and reefs were the echo of active sonar was way louder than the sub itself. The US forces even tried to switch off active sonar to have a better listen to the oh-so-noisy australian sub, but they weren't able to find a contact. It took almost the entire day, but in the end they got within range of the destroyer, aquired the target and sent data evidence of it - all the while playing "I come from a land down under" via the speakers for the sonar operators to hear :D So, yeah, stealth is a VERY important part of the operational capability of a sub and every sound onboard perpetuates to the water via the hull.
I just love the accurate technical details in that movie! Like how the Engine Mechanic is feeling the bearing Temperatures of the rockers while the other guy is oiling them, how he opens valves to look at the exhaust flames of every cylinder individually, how he uses a Mechanics Stethoscope to listen to an exhaust valve etc.
All very fun. Believable movies are so much more fun.
They had 2 advisors on set who where former Kriegsmarine NCOs and engineers. They helped them rebuild the entire interior of a Type VIIC submarine in a hangar. The movie itself is almost entirely based on the 7th mission U96 carried out in reality, although names and personalities differ.
Yes I remember in the movie the head mechanic was always getting hassled for cracking open the test valves and supposedly wasting fuel.. great film
@BetterAircraftFabric: Yeah man, the level of detail is just incredible in this one! Just one of the many reasons why this is such a brilliant MASTERPIECE! ;)
BetterAircraftFabric repairing EMD diesel locos, I was almost that dedicated too. After years of witnessing the abuse on those machines and terrible maint.. I sort of gave up.. I kept my hands clear though. Used an infrared heat gun usually. Definitely a great movie. There is one seen I remember where two officers are talking and they say "those engine room people are crazy".
WW2 era engines are nothing like modern engines in terms of reliability and automation. For the mechanics and engineers, it was like having a huge child to constantly baby and take care of and worry about. I've heard this independently from many WW2 vets (on all sides) about all sorts of piston-driven aircraft engines, tank engines, and ship engines (again, from all sides).
40+ years old, watched this at least 10 times....and I still get butterflies watching it. This movie is still so so good, and holds up so well. No other submarine/naval warfare movie comes even close
i'have watczd this movie probaby even more tkimes. This movie connetion of our personalities - so, we are Friends. Thanks God becase enenys is stil to much!
10? rookie, I must've seen it like 100
Komme, was wolle. Ist und bleibt der beste U-Boot-Film!❤
Saw this in Melbourne in 1982, a cold wet night only added to the atmosphere. Superb. Called my yacht Das Boot.
0:21 verdammt geile Aufnahme.
Das Boot ist einer der besten jemals gedrehten Filme
Das waren hatte jungs Seefahrer das war ihre Welt
Ottmar Illigen das lassen wir jetzt einfach mal so stehen 👍🏻
Da gibt es Menschen die es in so einer Stahlröhre aushalten ...
Wahnsinn ...
This movie is unbeatable.
Petersen did a hell of a job casting this crew of actors. I see these scenes and I totally forget these are actors portraying sailors operating a machine. What a movie! Hell... I still love the 80's ❤
550 000 Klicks. Das muss CZcams abkönnen.😂
Das muss die Maustaste abkönnen.
Clearly that deck gun is water cooled...
It is important to acknowledge that there were brave men on BOTH sides.
The U-boat service lost the highest percentage of their ranks than any other branch of service in history. And still they went to sea to the last day. And nearly the last man.
For those who doesn‘t know it: There‘s a super long cut version of this movie. It‘s the tv series cut in four pieces. It takes you 4 or 5 hours underwater with these guys. (I forgot the exact length). But it’s the best version by far. You never want to see the short movie theater version again after that.
Where can I find it?
@@mehdiidrissi8190 Should be available on DVD/BluRay.
@@mehdiidrissi8190 amazon i have it it will blow you away
It is 6 one hour episodes. I recorded it from the TV onto VHS many moons ago.
@@stephenl7048 no it is on 2 dvds its like a long movie it will blow you away best sub movie ever ! i must have seen it 50 times
Now where is my silent hunter game disk?
mine is still running with mods on a 34" monitor ;-)
Are we gonna see us in wolfpack? ;)
@@Feuergraf yeah
Just asked myself the same question.
You need to play Cold Waters
matrose 1:"hast du haare in der nase?"
matrose 2:"ja, warum"
matrose 1:"ich hab haare im arsch. die können wir zusammenknoten"
:D
I visited the film set in Munich in 2018. I also visited Keil twice in the 80s, during my time in Royal Navy.and saw the UBoat memorial. Greatest respect to the UBoat crews. They were fighting for their country, regardless of politics. I remember discussing the film with a group of German sailors who invited me onboard their ship, and the fact that it portrayed Germans as ordinary human beings, unlike most WW2 war films.
Они сражались за нацистов. Вне политики нет армии.
@@kotnapromke in general, the people will fight when ordered to by politicians, who motivate them with lies and threats. Few people realise their leaders are really the vermin of civilisation until it is too late. Looking on the internet we see people everywhere who repeat childish media propaganda, know nothing, and are absolutely convinced their leaders are making reasonable policy. Even nuclear war is acceptable if their masters say so. Anyone who sees past the lies is said to be an agent of the enemy.
These men were usually going into their mass grave for the plots of their masters.
@@kotnapromke Absolutely right.
It was a revisionist left-wing film that massively downplayed the extent to which the Kriegsmarine supported the Nazi regime.
It also cast middle-aged actors.
Been insinde. You can walk through the original film set in the Bavaria Film Studios outside Munich. No openings for the camera crew, everything like in the original exept an exit in the bow. When they were shooting, the camera men had to climb through those same hatches and squeeze beside the running actors. One even suffered a nasty head wound, because the material also is original metal. It even is claustrophobic when you spend two minutes in there and walk out into sunshine under a clear peaceful Munich sky. Imagining sitting in there awaiting my death by drowning is beyond my capabilities.
thanks for your opinion! i think its one of the greatest war movies ever made, and in the top3 realistic ones..
Wasn't the original set even 10 percent bigger than the original, just to account for the film crew?
If anyone wants to visit a real Type VII there is one opposite the Navy Memorial in Laboe, SH, that has no alterations except two doors in the hull and the museum signs. Also the Memorial is one of the few that most navies around the world salute if the pass through.
Drowning .. chlorine gas poisoning .. suffocation due to lack of oxygen on the bottom and more. However, in deep water, below 'crush depth', no time for drowning when the pressure hull and everything else implodes onto you. One of the last things one hears is most probably the ever-increasing creaking of the hull, men praying .. sobbing .. saying their goodbyes .. waiting ..
Brave men .. knowing that in the latter part of the battle, the odds were heavily stacked against them .. still went out.
There's also a Type-XXI In Bremerhaven which you can actually enter.
Hunting convoys in early 20th century must've felt like hunting whales in the early 19th century.
you mean hunting whales in the 21st century... hahahaha
Wales didn't shoot back...
Thats makes the situation relatable to us modern humans.
Typical German efficiency and readiness ... WUNDERBAR! ❤
You can smell the oil, sweat and fear...awesome
all time best war movie...
harri hiltunen I totally agree!!!!
Agree
Witout a doubt mate, without a doubt!
No,there are other ones.'le franciscain de bourges' for instance
harri hiltunen I concur with your assessment.
that is the best Sup Film EVER "DAS BOOT" and hollywood can not convey such emotions in such films! "DAS BOOT"!
"DAS BOOT" is a masterpiece commemorating all U-boat drivers in ww2
Wunderschön, die Seitenpeilung vom Horchegerät, addiert mit dem rechtweisenden Kurs, der beiläufig im Bild zu sehen ist, der resultierende neue Kurs mit etwas Vorhalt, weil die Peilung nach rechts auswandert. Das ist sehr akkurat gemacht und Balsam für die Seele von Uboot-Film-Nerds.
"nicht weit von hier, 10 stunden müsstn wa dorten sein"
das sind mal dimensionen :D
1:42 Das schafft was weg, was? "Blöde Sau" :-P
10 Stunden Fahrt a 17kn sind 170sm, also etwas über 300km. Also in seemännischen Größen ist das gleich um die Ecke. :-)
auf see is das ganz normal ;)
Ey was meint der damit das schafft was weg???? Ich habe das bis heute nicht verstanden warum der blöde Sau sagt darauf??
@Fabian Dsn: Der meinte damit den Dieselbrennstoff. Der L.I. ist doch ständig über den Brennstoffverbrauch besorgt, und durch die AK-Fahrt wird besonders viel verbraucht. Der E-Maschinist stichelt ein wenig mit "Das schafft was weg" (Diesel), worauf der L.I. offensichtlich etwas ange***** reagiert.
Many years ago I read the novel "Sharks and Little Fish". It focused on more of the stress of U-boat life; standing a surface watch with heavy weather is somewhat shown in "Das Boot" but the cold of the sea reached into your bones. The salt would cake onto their beards as well as ice in very cold weather. The heavy binoculars and scanning the horizon was mentally exhausting. The film highlighted the submarine riding the waves and a speed run to intercept a convoy beat everyone up. As a point of comparison American Gato class boats had radar which didn't excuse topside watches but gave a chance of detecting aircraft. When the Germans deployed radar it often gave false signals and then the British figured out how to spoof the radars at range... drove them under.
this is the best german movie ever!!!
You are right. Is the best
Try Stalingrad from 1992
my favorite submarine movie besides the Hunt for Red October, Crimson Tide is ok, but more like "Hollywood, war is great the USA hurrah" and not like this. this is pure Emotion in the fear of death. Incredible performance by everybody on the cast. Sadly most People can't hear it in German, the emotions are so fucking real. hats off. masterpiece
This is why I prefer subtitles to dubbed versions. It’s a little distracting, but the emotions are almost always better even if you don’t understand the language.
If you think Crimson Tide was jingoistic, maybe lay off the glue sniffing.
There are only two good submarine movies. Das Boot and Down Periscope
Gigantische Musik. Wahnsinns Film.
I don't understand German, but this movie is 95% as understandable and emotionally moving without subtitles or English dubbing as with.
One of the best sequences in what is considered one of the finest war films ever made. :))
Superbe film représentant la réalité ! Hommage à tous ces acteurs et cinéaste 👍👏Bravo !
Wenn man bedenkt der Kapitän war der älteste mit 29
Heute können die kerle mit 20 bis 27 nicht mal gerade aus laufen und damals waren sie auf U Booten mit imenser verantwortung. Oder sonstwo
Wahre Worte!
This movie still gives me chills
A well made movie when it came out in 1981. Three out of four never came back; the highest attrition rate of a fighting branch.
This is true - and true reward for fighting for a murderous regime that made illegal war against its neighbours
@@philipmain5701 are there any legal wars?
Awesome music!
+Wouter d.B. AWSOME MOVIE AND SOUNDTRACK,,
+Wouter d.B. Look for Klaus Doldinger the composer of this and many other soundtracks.
Nagyon jó fillm man latam 😆 ajalom mindenkinek👌👌👌
@@nagyferenc455 Genau!
Love it. One of the best scenes of one of the best movies ever. I'm Pole, but this is incredible. Salute to all german people who just served in Wermacht and weren't Nazis.
The ones that stormed your border in the first days were Wehrmacht.
Самый классный фильм который я смотрела за последние 20 лет. Молодцы немцы, respect.
GREAT movie ~ THE definitive submarine flick, no doubt of it !
1:45 "Blöde Sau" lol
what does it mean?
"stupid pig"
Oder wenn Frensen furzt
@Humberto Flores
It's his answer to the previous funny remark coming from the comrade passing by.
He sais: Das schafft was weg, was?
Free translation: That burns A LOT of fuel, doesn't it?
(The chief engineer was always concerned about the autonomy and range)
@@humbertoflores2545 stupid pig
Tremendo film,tanto las escenas como la musica ponen los pelos de punta.!!
"Verdammter Zerstörer!"
"mercy sakes alive, looks like we've got us a convoy
"
Underrated comment. Another great film, that one.
7:22 if you ever want to see a German kick another Germans hat off, there's your chance...
bastiaan0741 das funny
I watched the movie like twenty times but never noticed that. Good catch
Kicked his head. Must be painfull lol
Well spotted. :-)
And that children, is why it was called Das Boot.
This came after weeks of "frigging around" an excruciating six chapters in the book.
Cada segundo de esta película es una maravilla del séptimo arte.
Saludos desde Chile
"Scheiss Zerstoerer!"
Duke Leto Atreides commanding a submarine.
Fun fact: The leftmost person in the Lookout is played by Uwe ochsenknecht, the actor of Stilgar.
Ochsenknecht was in Dune? You must be a real fan of the series if you could bear watching the film adaptions with such attention to detail.
Story wise the mini series were quite good and true to the books. The old movie.... I watched it as a kid and it actually got me to read the the books. It has only nostalgic value now...
One could argue though that despite all it faults its still "more Dune" than the Brian Herbert / Kevin Anderson books released after Frank's death.
@@michaelnuckel5254 What's your opinion of Denis Villeneuve's adaption of Dune which came out last year?
And have you also played Westwood's Dune RTS-games and the RPG from the 90s?
@@FekLeyrTarg I liked the new Dune movie, but was also painfully aware of the fact that the movie ends at a point were the book really gets going. The visuals were stunning but I'll keep my judgement if it's a promising adaption until I saw the second part. Quite optimistic though.
The RTS game was nice and laid down the groundwork for command and conquer. Not that great of a Dune game, but a good game.
The RPG? I liked it. Rough around the edges, but it felt right.
Every time I see this film I wonder how many times the actors bumped their heads.
Well, there's the scene of the Captain climbing the ladder up to the tower and kicking Chief's hat off. A blooper that was left in as it was realistic.
@@C-F98
You mean at 7:23?
@@graustreifbrombeerkralle1078 Yup.
Best movie ever
I 'll listen this music before the exam on Tomorrow .
For the most part you really aren't going to get a better uboat or submarine movie. It's pretty well a perfect film.
The original, and still the best version of das boot
For me robert wise's run deep run silent is the best submarine movie although it was filmed in black and white.imagine what wise couĺd have done had he access to 1982 technology at that time!
Reverse it. It is "Run Silent-Run Deep".
Convoy ment attack! Attack ment torpedoes, ment more space for crew and quicker crash dives!!!!!
Christian Blake hahahahaha right!
Shouldn´t it actually mean slower crash dives,since lower weight in the forward compartments?
DanRage47 but torpedoes were heavier than crewmen
Das ist kein Frachter... Scheiß Zerstörer!... Einsteigen!
the first officer was a real cutup and had a great sense of humor.
The first officer? humor? No, not really.
Im sure you mean the second officer
@@wolf310ii oui je pense 😂
has to be seen in German with subtitles. the English version just isn't as effective for me. and I don't know German at all.
as a native german speaker, this is the only movie I can watch in german without being annoyed by bad dubbing
@@preisschild4622 verstehe deine Aussage nicht so ganz ... Originalsprache des Filmes ist Deutsch, welche anderen Deutschen Filme kannst du dir nicht ansehen weil sie schlecht synchronisiert sind?
Although not in English this is an excellent program
I absolutely love this movie but, I gotta say, from 2:20 until they dive, those binoculars were worthless in that spray.
sort of annoys me 06:00 was cut from the directors cut and the movie version In the directors cut it seems that they sort of were not expecting the crap weather at all, whereas in the series/long version he explains that he is aware of the weather but still deciding to go for it.
Such a feat of production
//The english subtitles are great
It's a gr8 story.
I just realized one of the very few blatant mistakes in this movie. In the very first scene of this clip, the RPM of the diesel are ramped up. You can clearly see it starting at 0:08. But the *sound* stays at the same leisurely pace. :-D
As mistakes go, the events at Gibraltar make no sense to me. If the boat has enough compressed air to surface from the bottom, it should have had enough to arrest its dive in the first place.
@@b43xoit That is one of the few scenes that aren't from Buchenheim's book. But there are several factors in addition to simple displacement. Their bow plane is stuck, meaning the forward motion of the boat is pushing them deeper. (Reversing the engines does take quite some time before the boat would actually stop.) More importantly, both bilge pumps malfunction when the LI orders 1000 litres deballast. Only after they hit bottom does get one of the pumps repaired to get all the water out, and I'd guess *all* of the ballast. So no, they did not have enough air while going down, not with that much ballast / bilge water still on board.
I never cheered so loud for the Germans.
When the diesel officer really knows his engine, at 6:50
:))
"Das Boot" von Wolgang Petersen ist der BESTE deutsche Film der Nachkriegsgeschichte. "The Boat", directed by Wolfgang Petersen, ist the very best German movie of German postwar period. Es ist schade, dass der Film, obwohl in 6 Kategorien vorgeschlagen, keinen OSCAR bekommen hat. It is a pity, although in competetion in 6 categories, the movie did not get any OSCAR. Meiner Meinung nach der allerbeste U-Boot-Film. In my opinion the very best made submarine movie. Selbst die amerikanischen U-Boot-Filme (z. B. Jagd auf Roten Oktober) sind bei weitem nicht so gut. American submarine movies cannot beat this movie, for instance "Hunt for RED OCTOBER"...
Fun fact: Two American directors, Don Siegel and John Sturges, should first be the director of "DAS BOOT", but the German author of the book, Lothar-Günther Buchheim rejected it because Siegel and Sturges wanted to realize the "typical" Nazicharcters á la Hollywood. The film stayed a German production and the Americans were out of the Project. I only can say: "QUALITY MADE IN GERMANY..."
Loving greetings from Germany...💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗
Great Movie.
7:24 Knocked the running guys hat off as he was climbing up
everythign being so smoky, dingy and dirty is great
艦内の移動のシーンはどうやって撮ってんだろ？
Отличнейший фильм! Кто не смотрел - много потерял. Но смотреть строго на немецком языке с субтитрами. Иначе не то пальто.
Иван Васильевич и тем не менее. В дубляже это совершенно не та атмосфера.
Иван Васильевич я не столько корректность перевода в дубляже имею ввиду, сколько саму атмосферу фильма. Ну не стыкуется, лично для меня, дубляж на другой язык, с этим фильмом. Немецкие подводники должны говорить по немецки.
Beautyful mans ❤😊
Wo ist das subtitles?
what a task being in a U-boot..!! very shity place and dangerous.!
Didnt the allies encoded Enigma at that point? The convoy could've been warned about the u boats
Sometimes they didn't warn the convoys, because if the convoys had always escaped then the Germans would have known their code was cracked. (And would have set up a new one)
Фильм 1981 г. а снято очень натурно ,без компьютерных технологий
ヨハンが走って来た瞬間にどのシーン(船団攻撃に向かうための準備)か分かってしまった私は重症（笑）
Der Hammer 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
Miniserie alemana convertida en película más de 3 o cuatro horas de la mejor película de submarinos de la historia una obra de harte con una banda sonora que es una maravilla.
The jerry....
the best war movie ever
There's something nice about having a German scream in your ear...
solid seb That's weird... but funny :-)
WERE COUTRY MADE ?
What does the Chief of the Boat (LI) say to the (Chief or Senior Petty officer ) at 1:45 in the engine room?
Du sollst Deutsch lernen
Yes, I should !!!
He says "blöde Sau!" - which roughly means "stupid idiot!"
Love it. Thanks! So the Chief of the Boat (L.I. engineer) and a senior officer...doesn't get along so well with the Chief (senior enlisted) Bosun? Looked like he was carrying his laundry.
It's more like a little naughtiness between
them , because the petty officer says "great way to burn fuel" and he is in charge of the electrical engines.
woo いいね!
von welchem fußballverein ist der schal vom alten?
Im Buch ist es ein Handtuch mit dem eingewebten Schriftzug "Kriegsmarine". Ob das im Film auch so war weiß ich allerdings nicht.
Das kommt hin, die gab es wohl in der Farbgebung - Danke Igor!
1:41 Legendär!
Is It Konvoi Angriff...？WHAT IS IT ....?
When mom sees the Internet History
AALAAAAARMMMM
me - drugdealer spotted
This movie is best war movie for me. German navy soldiers are real soldier. They are real heroes.
Лучший фильм про подводников
Horrible sound - the engines sound much better in the original version. And that stupid squeaking, i don't know why they made it, it's just horrendous.
kaikkien aikojen paras meri sota elokuva...
они их таки утопили...
狩場に急ぐ狼
О важности того,кто слышит.Если он не слышит,как ты будешь принимать решение,либо слышь сам.
Blöde Sau...
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Brave boys
Why are they whispering can enemy sonar pick up there talking??
I think it is to preserve their own hearing for faint sounds.
Water carries sound exceptionally well, so if they would shout they could actually be heard by hostile hydrophone. And to reduce the chance completely they whisper. But of course, it also makes it easier for their own hydrophone operator to hear anything, despite his headphones.
Quick story:
An australian navy submarine "sank" a US carrier (which was protected by it's usual carrier fleet!) in a training exercise of allied forces. They did this by a sneaky little trick: They were as loud as possible during preperations. There is camera footage of the ship's cook clanging pots and pans around the kitchen with a big grin on his face and his mates going: "He enjoys this. He gets to be as noisy as he likes." They also encouraged banging doors and jumping from the last rung of the ladder. This was done to get sonar operators of the US forces used to the sound of sub. "They thought, there was no way they would loose to those roaring aussies.", the subs commander later stated in an interview.
As soon as the training operation was a go, however, they dropped all the noise - even communicating by hand gestures in the command center - and ran the engines as slow as possible. This enabled them to hide in the "shadow" of islands and reefs were the echo of active sonar was way louder than the sub itself. The US forces even tried to switch off active sonar to have a better listen to the oh-so-noisy australian sub, but they weren't able to find a contact. It took almost the entire day, but in the end they got within range of the destroyer, aquired the target and sent data evidence of it - all the while playing "I come from a land down under" via the speakers for the sonar operators to hear :D
So, yeah, stealth is a VERY important part of the operational capability of a sub and every sound onboard perpetuates to the water via the hull.
@@QemeH Sweden and Germany also "sank" US aircraft carriers during NATO excersices in the 90s.