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@@razzylmao In the book, Kotler (that Nazi soldier) was pretty much the main antagonist. His sister had feelings for him, and started to change and believe in the Nazi propaganda. Bruno hated Kotler.
@MandyXOXO223maybe they watched the movie and searched it on Google or watch something about Behind The Scenes,,is it really that hard to understand or realise?
that was the whole point of the holocaust😂 they did what ever they liked to our ancestors yet even after people claim the holocaust was bad most of them would have done it if they could (so many people in world wants to destroy israel and it’s people that was built by Holocaust survivors, their children, wealthy jews that donated, and also jews from the middle east). in short: People are hypocrites… they pretend they care but they can do much worse from the people their judge… sure hitler caused the holocaust but people even after seeing that 6M of us were killed will still do the same cause we are “demons”💀
Yes but this is from back when hitler was running Germany and as a German you weren’t allowed to talk to a Jew if you did you were sent to a concentration camp.
@@tehilaklepper3746 you are so dumb, he’s a young child who has a man in military clothes screaming at him, I know at that age I would hav just started crying and told the man what he wants to hear so he would stop. You severely overestimate children’s emotional maturity
The way the SS officer speaks soundly and quiet then with a quick outburst is purely terrifying I remember at school in history we watched this film and this scene was always brought up about how the Nazis didn’t see Jews as people but as servants and expendable assets
My entire grade 7 year level watched this movie in the school’s auditorium and after Bruno said that he had never met schmuel in his life everybody kept on sh*tting on Bruno
@@Ella-bg2ve I would really like to know why you are thinking so. Do you think you would have stand up for Samuel? If you think so you're just betraying yourself.
Ya know I watched this with my ELA class about a month ago and it was literally the saddest thing ever. To be betrayed by am enemy is one thing, but by a friend is on a whole nother level 😢
I can understand why Bruno lied... he was terrified by the angry soldier and what it might mean for him had he admitted to befriending a jew... that being said, regardless of his consequences, he still would have gotten off waaay easier than Schmuel. I'm surprised Schmuel lived to see another day after this scene, let alone had all his limbs still attached.
I think people don't understand that there is a big difference between standing up as an adult versus a child. Children can NOT defend themselves against an adult. When a grownup screams, it triggers their fight or flight response, except they can not fight, and they can not leave. It's a survival mechanism. Children will succumb to their abusers because they want to survive. Bruno doesn't understand why nazi camps exist, he does understand the complexities of evil. He just knows he wants to live until tomorrow, and that means telling the adult whatever b.s. they want to hear.
@@Piasznist he's a fricking child terrified of the man in front of him, what would you have done if you were in this place? Of course he lied, he acted out of fear because he is a child!
@@nabooscript Yes I understand, in his place I would be scared, it is a rational response for a lil boy to do to try and save himself, but from a ethical perspective it's still really wrong, I don't blame him
There little they r looking out for themselves I had the same reaction at the beginning but then I thought he a baby like if he says he knows him then he’ll be put in the camps too it’s really not his fault tbh
I studied this book last year in english. I had to write an analytical essay on it and i cried at the end. It was truly the saddest book I have ever read.
@@hevnervals may be fiction, but still gives us a feeling of what may or may not have happened during these times. Regardless of accuracy in any film about the holocaust it must have been hell to have lived/been a part of any of it.
@@flossit8032you speak heavy truth in your words, people say they would've done different but if they were in the position they would've done the same.
He doesn’t know any better. He doesn’t know that if he blamed it on him he would get seriously hurt, they’re 8 years old at the end of the day and a lot of times when kids get caught they blame it on someone. You have to imagine his point of view of not knowing what would happen to him
I watched this movie and read the book in class because we are currently learning about the history of the camps and I think this movie was quite good👍🏽👀
My cousin got jumped n had a knife pressed against his throat all because he wouldn't give up the location of the actual guy they wanted to jump There is some proper good ppl in the world n we need more like him
This is the movie "Boy in the Striped Pajamas". Recommend it - very emotional and humbling ending. Was not expecting it and was sorta numb the first time I watched it. Have a couple tissues handy the second time as you really need to watch it twice to get the full impact of it. The choice of actors was spot on
Fr I seriously wanted to see him fall down the stairs or something idk I just wanted to see him feel at least a smidge if the pain he’s inflicting so easily on others
That is how you know he isn't a true friend no matter how much trouble your in your friend should always be by your side no matter what this hurts to see for some people and the boy in the striped pajamas you can see the pain right through him. Betrayal is the worst thing and pain that can happen to you
Watching this movie and realising that this is based on true events breaks my heart. Millions of people had to go through, watch people die and then die themselves. So sad ❤
it isn't based on true events, it's actually set back holocaust studies by a lot. In real life, children in camps were immediately exterminated, not kept alive as the film suggests.
I watched this movie a couple months, after finding a skit about it. The movie is extremely, excruciatingly sad. The movie is telling the horrible truth. It’s an amazing movie 🎥
I am literally balling my eyes out because I had to do a whole report about this and I feel really bad for him even tho it is acting but I am crying because I am half German so I am crying my eyes out😭😭😭
that look on that jewish boys face brings me a feeling i can’t even describe. it’s like rage, mixed with sadness, and a will to do good by the world from this day on.
For me I cry every single time I see this I just cry the second I see this because I feel so bad but Ik it’s a movie and for me I would put this as the saddest movie ever. I watch and hide my self crying because I don’t want anyone to see me cry. I just hate when I cry because of a sad movie😭😭😭😭😭
Yo wait what? 5th grade? Is this what they’re showing in 5th grade?! What year did you graduate?! .. That being said it is a good realistic movie... just I couldn’t imagine 9-10 year olds watching this...
@@soiledflapjacks1938 Disney showed worse stuff to babies back in the day What made this movie worse was that it was based on real life and not some talking animals
@@iancowles5024 i graduated middle school in 2019 or 2020 idk but right now im a junior but i think some kid threw the movie on in our class room bc our teacher was never there
I mean mine do it’s literally not that bad it’s just parenting. Our generation is already full of kids with shitty attitudes next gen no one will be disciplined at all lmao
A sad movie at the end. I remember I watched this movie with all my classmates from different sections in the school auditorium as we had to make a project about holoc0ust from the novel The boy in striped pyjamas.
SPOILER ALERT FOR ALL THOSE BOZOS DUMB ENOUGH TO OPEN THE COMMENT SECTION NOT EXPECTING SPOILERS The fact that schmuel still talked to him after is amazing, for forgiving him and the fact that he lived to see another day. Bruno was scared, and that is why he lied, and perhaps that is why schmuel forgave him. They died together, possibly being the saddest scene, with this being the 2nd saddest Edit: listen people, I would like to apologize for the spoilers, but I would also like to apologize on behalf of the parents who had no idea their children were going to grow up to be dumb enough to look in the comment section of a movie they want to watch. THERE ARE GOING TO BE SPOILERS. Oh my goodness, who would’ve guessed
Listen, you spoiled the end for those people that haven't seen the movie(yes there's lots of them who didn't, gladly I'm one of those who saw the movie) and perhaps you stopped them from that
@@dripdimetrodon4391 yea i know that this is the "internet" and such, but to spoil an end to a movie that imo really represent the horrors of one of the darkest eras of humanity, and the more people know the better. Don't you think?
Then, the German Bruno died with the Jew in the death march by accident and his father, the conductor of the camp, regretted everything. It wasn’t Bruno’s fault anyway. He didn’t wanna get in trouble, and later apologized and continued what he used to, give the Jew food and talk through the gates.
A very good kid. I’m “sure” his father never regretted the camp actions as a human monster that trained himself to not care for humans can’t change! I bet that he did another akton and killed more Jews as revenge for his son. What twisted mf these people were!
@@chaimbochner7474 A good empire, with great strategy and potential, yet wasted by a stupid leader who’s fucking evil, and is stupid beyond anything.. Like the man declared on Soviet Union while being attacked by someone he knew he couldn’t beat for sure
I remember this scene from when I was a teen back in high school my history class were watching this movie but I wasn’t paying attention to it i was reading a textbook on Germany from 1918-1939 but when the soldier yelled “ANSWER ME” at Schmul it scared the shit out of me I just wasn’t expecting it to be so loud same thing when he yelled “DO YOU KNOW THIS JEW” at Bruno
I’m not Jewish, and this is not 1940s, but oh my goodness this scene never fails to scare the shit out of me, fantastic acting by everyone in this movie.
My grandfather was born on a concentration camp back in 1946. I read the book for school years ago and I'm telling you, I haven't cried so hard since he passed 5 years before I read The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas. I didn't know he was born on one of those camps until his funeral. May he rest his soul.
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Apparently the actor felt so bad about yelling at the kid that he apologies profusely afterwards.
Source?
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@@de-Wolff ohio survivor
@@razzylmao In the book, Kotler (that Nazi soldier) was pretty much the main antagonist. His sister had feelings for him, and started to change and believe in the Nazi propaganda. Bruno hated Kotler.
@@razzylmao ah yes of course thanks bro
@@de-Wolfftrust me bro
"The worst thing about betrayal is that it doesn't come from enemies"
He betrayed himself by being Jewish
D:
@@mythnotfound7070 bro what?
yea...it comes from someone you trust the most btw i know this from xxxtentacion
Well if he hadnt betrayed him he wouldve died too, like the hundreds of thousands who hid jews from nazis.
The soldier actually apologized for shouting he couldn't stop
@★[ᴍᴀɴᴅʏ xᴏxᴏ]★ ohio
@MandyXOXO223from copying other comments
@@IAmNiyahSimone So if someone teaches me how to drive, and I teach someone else how to drive using what I learned, did I steal information?
@MandyXOXO223maybe they watched the movie and searched it on Google or watch something about Behind The Scenes,,is it really that hard to understand or realise?
@@masonallison8657 stealing is very different from copying my guy
This is seriously so sad how he has done nothing wrong as is being degraded entirely as if he's an object.
Well he's a jew in the camps? You think they gonna be nice?
that was the whole point of the holocaust😂
they did what ever they liked to our ancestors yet even after people claim the holocaust was bad most of them would have done it if they could (so many people in world wants to destroy israel and it’s people that was built by Holocaust survivors, their children, wealthy jews that donated, and also jews from the middle east).
in short: People are hypocrites…
they pretend they care but they can do much worse from the people their judge… sure hitler caused the holocaust but people even after seeing that 6M of us were killed will still do the same cause we are “demons”💀
now look at jews in Palestine
Yes but this is from back when hitler was running Germany and as a German you weren’t allowed to talk to a Jew if you did you were sent to a concentration camp.
Alienation of the Jews was one of the nastiest things Hitler and his peers had pushed for.
"you didn't betray me, you betrayed yourself"
❤
-Optimus prime
@@LouiWtf Wassup Veshremy
How did he betray himself? Just asking..
@@joellopez499 No u don't ask that
Like most people today, when pressed against the wall most people will betray themselves. Fear is a powerful tool.
People have more fear of social isolation than death
Hes a kid so makes sense
Never powerful enough 😊
@Ike Terrible Yes, it can be powerful enough.
People never betray themselves.
They betray others
This was probably the saddest movie I’ve ever watched
What’s the movie name
@@shweyee8707The Boy in the Striped Pajamas
Indeed.
Just watched it sad af😔
It’s so sad
It really sucks that the kid lied but you can understand how scared he must have been
The actor who had to yell at the little kids that he couldn’t stop apologizing to the kids and their parents I just think that’s a sweet fact ❤
so pathetic
Someone been said that
The top comment literally says that thanks tho
Did he really did or it's just a theory?
@@johnathantraverso7522 ye, this bozo copied it 😂
“There’s not a lot of good guys out there … make sure you’re one of them”
I see you're a fan of RDR2 and Arthur Morgan
~ Arthur Morgan, Lily-may encounter
Nah, people aren’t worth my sympathy
thanks for the advise ill show it ill promise and ill come back tomorrow and tell how it went!
oh my god its the rdr2 encounter at that one river where you give that kid advice
Legend has it that the guard loved his job so much that he became an agent and change his name to 47
Omg he had hair
What????
47 had hair in this time
YOU JUST PIUNTED IT OUT RN
Fun fact:The actor felt so bad about shouting after the scene he apologised again and again
Where's the source/video for this?
The nazi was a great actor, you definitely feel fear and disgust with him, he did a very good job with his character
What’s the movie called ?
@@DaJermm ‘the boy in striped pyjamas’
@@DaJermmdid you not read the title? It’s right there bro
@@adamjones9813 lol bro you must hate yourself huh
@@adamjones9813 go get a shower L
Guys, he’s just a little child being interrogated by a mad man. You can’t really blame him for lying.
Bruno could have lied because his father was the boss of that guy
Nazi weren't kind at all
We can beat the kid to death for lying
You can when you understand the other kid would have died because of his lie.
@@tehilaklepper3746 you are so dumb, he’s a young child who has a man in military clothes screaming at him, I know at that age I would hav just started crying and told the man what he wants to hear so he would stop. You severely overestimate children’s emotional maturity
This sense is so heartbreaking……especially the way they died together and the way both parents felt the pain
The way the SS officer speaks soundly and quiet then with a quick outburst is purely terrifying I remember at school in history we watched this film and this scene was always brought up about how the Nazis didn’t see Jews as people but as servants and expendable assets
The biggest tragedy in this film is exactly this scene. I felt so broken when I saw their friendship dissapare.
You haven’t watched the movie they were friends to the end
yea definitely this scene man just hits deep😢 makes me forget that they all get gassed at the end. what a tragic scene man😔
@@sorryFrtho I watched it in school and I prayed they were okay at the end I didn’t stop crying for a good couple hours after
@@JoeRogan898 i did but this scene was a symbol of broken friendship. Ofc like all kids they became friends again
The end is worst
This movie is so emotional! People movies don’t usually get to me that much, but this was just 🥺🥺
This movie shows that hatred is taught and learned, not something that comes naturally.
I can’t believe that kid now plays Otis in Sex Education, can’t unsee it anymore 💀
I realised as soon as I saw his face and eyes😂
Sus
You watch that? Bro same can't escape 💀
@Meditation the German boy who is friends with the Jew
Omfg I didn't know until now but he is. It's actually kinda creepy
My entire grade 7 year level watched this movie in the school’s auditorium and after Bruno said that he had never met schmuel in his life everybody kept on sh*tting on Bruno
Rightfully so
Nah schmuel is the bad friend he made bruno come with him to die in the gas chambers
An angry adult was screaming in his face. If it makes you feel better, he "got what he deserved" (if you think that way).
Because they cannot understand how it feels to get oppressed. They all would have done the same
@@Ella-bg2ve I would really like to know why you are thinking so. Do you think you would have stand up for Samuel? If you think so you're just betraying yourself.
Ya know I watched this with my ELA class about a month ago and it was literally the saddest thing ever. To be betrayed by am enemy is one thing, but by a friend is on a whole nother level 😢
I watched it at school and I cried at the end😢
I can understand why Bruno lied... he was terrified by the angry soldier and what it might mean for him had he admitted to befriending a jew... that being said, regardless of his consequences, he still would have gotten off waaay easier than Schmuel. I'm surprised Schmuel lived to see another day after this scene, let alone had all his limbs still attached.
I watched this movie in school!
@@Callmehazy509 everyone did who was born in 97
@@ontyam 02
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@@myth9240fellow 05
Bro really pulled a "I don't see much of nothing around here. Matter of fact, I can't barely see you sir"
Wouldve been a better answer than what he said tbf
Underrated
"Im blind in my left eye and 43% blind in my right eye"
''The worst thing about betrayal is that it doesn't come from enemies''
:(
''That kid who got BETRAED looks like my dear fraind who is sadley not in my life anymore...if you know what i mean...that got me crying so hard''...
Honestly if I were Bruno I would say
“I’ve been here the whole time watching him clean he’s done nothing”
I think people don't understand that there is a big difference between standing up as an adult versus a child. Children can NOT defend themselves against an adult. When a grownup screams, it triggers their fight or flight response, except they can not fight, and they can not leave. It's a survival mechanism. Children will succumb to their abusers because they want to survive. Bruno doesn't understand why nazi camps exist, he does understand the complexities of evil. He just knows he wants to live until tomorrow, and that means telling the adult whatever b.s. they want to hear.
I mean you can look at it that way, but he threw the jew boy under the bus
@@Piasznist he's a fricking child terrified of the man in front of him, what would you have done if you were in this place? Of course he lied, he acted out of fear because he is a child!
@@nabooscript Yes I understand, in his place I would be scared, it is a rational response for a lil boy to do to try and save himself, but from a ethical perspective it's still really wrong, I don't blame him
It’s so sad to see a little kid in a camp. Only because they are Jewish.
Definition of betrayal
There little they r looking out for themselves I had the same reaction at the beginning but then I thought he a baby like if he says he knows him then he’ll be put in the camps too it’s really not his fault tbh
Whats the movie?
It's a jew...
@@JA_1337_ so what?
@@puggaming450 The boy in the striped pajamas
A wise man once said: “Thailand is like a box of chocolate. You never know which one has nuts.”
Damn 😭😭😭😭 so emotional i peed and pooped my pants 😭❤️😭❤️😭❤️😭❤️❤️😭❤️❤️😭❤️❤️❤️😭😭💓💜💓💜
what does that have to do with this clip?
@@missygonzales4790 they're joking because there r too many quotes
@@Rissba fr fr
@@Rissba This was the only quote I saw in this comment section, and it still has nothing to do with the clip itself
Ive always wanted to know how he'd have reacted if he confessed that it was his friend, and that he offered the food.
@Valox He probably would’ve been sent to an concentration camp for being freinds with a Nazi
I studied this book last year in english. I had to write an analytical essay on it and i cried at the end. It was truly the saddest book I have ever read.
The movie is so much sadder bc u see everything happen
@@maja_theo3242 ik I saw the movie as well
But i cried because at the end of the book, I didnt realise that they both died at first
my english teacher hated it because of how it fictionalised real events
I thought the book was quite comical
i don't remember the book very well as i read a year ago or so but did this betrayal scene happen in the book too?? or was it just added in the movie
Something tells me the look in his eyes and the nod afterwards; he was pushing Bruno to say exactly what he wanted to hear
Yea like he wanted a reason to kill schmuel
Ending: They both die In the ‘showers’ where they were gassed along with the others.
And both kids gets gassed at the end of the movie.
Damn you ain’t ever EVER supposed to leave a homie like that
Exactly
This is ww2 not a cod lobby dumb
He was scared, the jew mattered less to him probably when he was yelled at
I feel bad bc Apparently he felt bad for screaming at the kid so he apologized.
they’re both just kids
Humans are the cruelest living thing on earth. This movie is heart wrenching and more so because the situation is real
Not really, you ever seen a shrike those things are fucked
It's greatly exaggerated. This is fiction
@@hevnervals Go count shoes at Auschwitz and see if it's "greatly exaggerated".
Putain cochon
@@hevnervals may be fiction, but still gives us a feeling of what may or may not have happened during these times. Regardless of accuracy in any film about the holocaust it must have been hell to have lived/been a part of any of it.
I saw a video of a bunch of lions eating a wilder-beast alive
The iconic scene where agent 47 disguised himself as an SS soldier to reach his target
He looks just like him
😂😂😂😂😂😂
@ChiefReinhart because that's the actor that played him in the movie
😭
Thats kanye west not agent 47
You know they are a good actor when you actually feel emotion for the character.
this movie had me in tears😭
what’s the name of the movie
@@m.transformer8783 boy in the striped pyjamas
There Jews who cares
It’s a fake story novel
@@causticsauce9208🤓
How can Bruno let down a good friend like Shmuel
Well we can sax that „We would do better" and etc. But in reality we would probably done the same. He is only a kid.
Well he was a little boy too he was scared
Exactly.
@@flossit8032you speak heavy truth in your words, people say they would've done different but if they were in the position they would've done the same.
He doesn’t know any better. He doesn’t know that if he blamed it on him he would get seriously hurt, they’re 8 years old at the end of the day and a lot of times when kids get caught they blame it on someone. You have to imagine his point of view of not knowing what would happen to him
I watched this movie and read the book in class because we are currently learning about the history of the camps and I think this movie was quite good👍🏽👀
If I’m just crying abt this scene then how am I gonna deal with watching this in class 🥹
Bro walked in with an SS cap. You know the kid was gonna the lie😭💀
ϟϟ
That guy brutally beat up the old man right in front of Bruno. Of Course he will be deathly scared.
@@ashlynwolffhe didn't just beat him up. he murdered him
The child is young and was afraid. Given the good deeds he did for the Jewish child throughout the film, he’s an angel
@@chaimbochner7474 i cryed at the end dude
I remember watching this movie on schrooms..and damn I can’t even tell you how many emotions I had💀
What a weird night 😂😂😂😂 bro I’d be on the floor crying to God…
The name of the movie
i dont really know why but ur comment made me furious, Josh.
you must be American isn't you
Yo that sounds like an awful trip. I had a similar acid trip while watching forest gump. Never again will i watch something like this while trippin
This movie made me cry, and I hadn’t cried in months beforehand. My family’s past is horrific 😖
Damn Kotler death stare is literally on another level
My cousin got jumped n had a knife pressed against his throat all because he wouldn't give up the location of the actual guy they wanted to jump
There is some proper good ppl in the world n we need more like him
So they were bluffing and he called it
Yeah but if your cousin told where he was than he would’ve got jumped after for saying where he was
He good now?
Is he alright now tho??
He alright now?
this movie just broke my heart into pieces🙂
Don't go outside, you may shatter
Brother don't worry i am there with u 🥺🥺😭
@@HOLY_SPIRIT_GOD Idk what country you’re in but we don’t have Nazis enslaving Jewish families in the U.S.
It's literally just propaganda lol
@@chocolatitomaravilla3899 thank you!
Funny thing I saw this today, I literally just read the chapter today
Dear beat father. shouting at kids and forcing em to clean. Dammm
First Schindler’s List now The Boy In the Striped Pyjamas oh dear Lord
The strain in his voice and eyes are an immaculate of bone chilling
This is the movie "Boy in the Striped Pajamas". Recommend it - very emotional and humbling ending.
Was not expecting it and was sorta numb the first time I watched it.
Have a couple tissues handy the second time as you really need to watch it twice to get the full impact of it.
The choice of actors was spot on
I literally cried my eyes out because of the way he betrayed him
I wanted to stamp on Kotler's face during this scene when I was a teen
The actor is doing a great job then
Fr I seriously wanted to see him fall down the stairs or something idk I just wanted to see him feel at least a smidge if the pain he’s inflicting so easily on others
When I first watched this movie I literally started bawling in the middle of class.
"A snitch on snitch 😂 "
Sun Tzu
That is how you know he isn't a true friend no matter how much trouble your in your friend should always be by your side no matter what this hurts to see for some people and the boy in the striped pajamas you can see the
pain right through him. Betrayal is the worst thing and pain that can happen to you
Watching this movie and realising that this is based on true events breaks my heart. Millions of people had to go through, watch people die and then die themselves. So sad ❤
Movie name and is it in Netflix
it isn't based on true events, it's actually set back holocaust studies by a lot. In real life, children in camps were immediately exterminated, not kept alive as the film suggests.
@@annabelle.6468 Idk if it's on Netflix,but it's called
"The boy in the striped pajamas"
@@annabelle.6468 it used to be on Netflix but I don't think it is anymore
@@skittles664 the boy in striped pyjamas
I watched this movie a couple months, after finding a skit about it. The movie is extremely, excruciatingly sad. The movie is telling the horrible truth. It’s an amazing movie 🎥
My heart is broken💔
I am literally balling my eyes out because I had to do a whole report about this and I feel really bad for him even tho it is acting but I am crying because I am half German so I am crying my eyes out😭😭😭
The true friend is the one being there for you no matter situation, money or circumstances...
that look on that jewish boys face brings me a feeling i can’t even describe. it’s like rage, mixed with sadness, and a will to do good by the world from this day on.
True, when i look at that jewish face it fills me with rage as well
For me I cry every single time I see this I just cry the second I see this because I feel so bad but Ik it’s a movie and for me I would put this as the saddest movie ever. I watch and hide my self crying because I don’t want anyone to see me cry. I just hate when I cry because of a sad movie😭😭😭😭😭
This is just like january 6th when those people were given a tour of the senete building past closing time...
One of the saddest movies I've ever seen
what is the name of the movie ?
@@note2993 the boy in the stripped pajama’s be prepared to cry super sad
It’s a fake story lol
@@FortniteBlaster2 it's not lol
@@DeadX2 It literally is.
I cried when I watched this movie
Again with the cryings 🙄
@@TheKingTywinLannister”oh no people are crying!” 🙄
@@the1grove Yeah because it's fiction
@@red_death88the movie is but the Holocaust was real.
@@red_death88 I was mocking tywinlannister3742
It's when they got burnt sent me to tears ❤
Wait what...
Yeah bro it's true 😢😢
I watched this in school and my whole class was crying this movie had such a sad ending but some parts me and my friends were joking and laughing
i remember i was watching this in 5th grade when the both died whole class started crying aint gon lie i almost dropped a tear
Yo wait what? 5th grade? Is this what they’re showing in 5th grade?! What year did you graduate?!
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That being said it is a good realistic movie... just I couldn’t imagine 9-10 year olds watching this...
@@iancowles5024 I watched it in jr high, but I find it shocking that a school would show it to 5th graders.
@@soiledflapjacks1938 Disney showed worse stuff to babies back in the day
What made this movie worse was that it was based on real life and not some talking animals
@@iancowles5024 i graduated middle school in 2019 or 2020 idk but right now im a junior but i think some kid threw the movie on in our class room bc our teacher was never there
You people can't be serious. Even kids need to know this stuff
The sad bit is adults STILL scream at their kids like this
Pov: my mom
I mean mine do it’s literally not that bad it’s just parenting. Our generation is already full of kids with shitty attitudes next gen no one will be disciplined at all lmao
My dad
How is it wrong
Gen z is the result of not being strict with your child's.
The guards voice was so satisfying and scary at the same time
I remember watching this movie in class back in 8th grade, the ending had the whole class so emotional
That betrayal is something that will eat at you for the rest of your life.
True
this movie made me cry so hard. they both just wanted a friend and they ended up dying together
Whats thé movie name
@@arkisove the boy in the striped pajamas
I watched this movie a while ago with my mom, I couldn’t believe the movie ended in such a way.
A sad movie at the end. I remember I watched this movie with all my classmates from different sections in the school auditorium as we had to make a project about holoc0ust from the novel The boy in striped pyjamas.
SPOILER ALERT FOR ALL THOSE BOZOS DUMB ENOUGH TO OPEN THE COMMENT SECTION NOT EXPECTING SPOILERS
The fact that schmuel still talked to him after is amazing, for forgiving him and the fact that he lived to see another day. Bruno was scared, and that is why he lied, and perhaps that is why schmuel forgave him. They died together, possibly being the saddest scene, with this being the 2nd saddest
Edit: listen people, I would like to apologize for the spoilers, but I would also like to apologize on behalf of the parents who had no idea their children were going to grow up to be dumb enough to look in the comment section of a movie they want to watch. THERE ARE GOING TO BE SPOILERS. Oh my goodness, who would’ve guessed
Listen, you spoiled the end for those people that haven't seen the movie(yes there's lots of them who didn't, gladly I'm one of those who saw the movie) and perhaps you stopped them from that
@@crafty2145 sensitive much
@@dripdimetrodon4391 yea i know that this is the "internet" and such, but to spoil an end to a movie that imo really represent the horrors of one of the darkest eras of humanity, and the more people know the better. Don't you think?
@@crafty2145 he was just saying his opinion on the end of the scene
Movie Name ?
"He is my Friend"
"I have never seen him in my life"
The betrayal..
Then, the German Bruno died with the Jew in the death march by accident and his father, the conductor of the camp, regretted everything. It wasn’t Bruno’s fault anyway. He didn’t wanna get in trouble, and later apologized and continued what he used to, give the Jew food and talk through the gates.
A very good kid. I’m “sure” his father never regretted the camp actions as a human monster that trained himself to not care for humans can’t change! I bet that he did another akton and killed more Jews as revenge for his son.
What twisted mf these people were!
@@chaimbochner7474 yeah man.
@@chaimbochner7474 A good empire, with great strategy and potential, yet wasted by a stupid leader who’s fucking evil, and is stupid beyond anything.. Like the man declared on Soviet Union while being attacked by someone he knew he couldn’t beat for sure
@@chaimbochner7474 also, watch the movie, to know what I’m talking about. I explained it like an idiot in terms of grammar, srry about that
Betrayal Isn't The Wors When It's From Enemy's But Instead When It's From "Friends"
poor kid i just wanna hug them it’s so sad
As angry and scary as that solder was for brief moments you can see the humanity in him that’s great acting
If only that kid knew that he says no it could be a nightmare
Favorite comedy film
I remember this scene from when I was a teen back in high school my history class were watching this movie but I wasn’t paying attention to it i was reading a textbook on Germany from 1918-1939 but when the soldier yelled “ANSWER ME” at Schmul it scared the shit out of me I just wasn’t expecting it to be so loud same thing when he yelled “DO YOU KNOW THIS JEW” at Bruno
He was bloody brilliant in Homeland, fantastic actor
This part tears me up every single time movie showed a lot
Shaved head boy looks like a younger version of Eminem.
The ending got me. Kids innocence :(
I’m not Jewish, and this is not 1940s, but oh my goodness this scene never fails to scare the shit out of me, fantastic acting by everyone in this movie.
When at the worst situation, your souls shows.
When your friend gets in trouble and blames you for it. Real
My grandfather was born on a concentration camp back in 1946. I read the book for school years ago and I'm telling you, I haven't cried so hard since he passed 5 years before I read The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas. I didn't know he was born on one of those camps until his funeral.
May he rest his soul.
Heil Hitler🤚👨🏻✈️
I'm so sorry to hear that
He is resting peacefully now
watched this movie at school and the whole class just started yelling
What’s it calles
@@dillonwilson6694 boy in the striped pajamas
@@dillonwilson6694 indoctrination
Thats just sad AND the other boy from outside betrayed him
were currently watching this in ss-
This shows that the people you trust most have the most power over you. Then they can just throw you away like your nothing🙁
I know 😭😭