Go to Prague and visit the church. It's an eerie, humbling experience to be in the very crypt where those brave men died. The scars from the final battle are evident inside and outside the church.
@@AFNF415 yes they do. there is a museum outside the crypt, but the crypt is how it looked years ago, except for simple memorials for the fallen. I was there last week and actually had the crypt to myself for about 30 seconds. Intense and emotional.
@@michealmcdaid7027 I was there a few days back. It knocked me for six and i am still processing what I saw. The guy on the desk - Karel Kos I think he name was - saw that I was a bit more attentive than the other visitors: he gave me a little tour, using a mixture of Czech, Russian and English, showing me the trap door to the crypt which is now under the carpet in front of the altar. Afterwards I nipped across the street to the pub called "The Parachutist". I needed somewhere to sit, think and drink after seeing what I had seen. An emotional day.
Steinstra 1961 Yes it was! I know the cost was bad, but if they wouldn’t have done the assasination, then Great Britain would not even consider Czechoslovakia as an alliance. Untill the killing of the innocent people in the village (which was very well documented by the Nazis) the other countries didn’t even know how bad the acting towards Czechoslovakian people really was. And also Heydrich was the iniciator of the “Jewish question” and he was planning to do something similar with Czechoslovakian people. So, yes, i think it was worth it, because i probably wouldn’t be here today.
I know not many people saw this in theaters, but I did and I can tell you the atmosphere in the room after this scene and the ending was unlike anything I've ever felt before. Not a single person moved from their seats when the credits rolled. Its as if everyone no longer knew what to do with themselves and were staying seated to show respect. It took one person standing up nearly 45 seconds later before people VERY slowly started standing up and leaving. I'll remember it for the rest of my life.
Totally agree with you both...That last scene is so moving...when his girl appears to him...holding out her hand...As if to say...it's ok you've done what was required...Standing up to tryanny and murder...These are the people we should look up to...Real heroes..that move you to tears..So brave and selfless..An example to all of us...The whole film was done with care and respect...leaving a lasting impression on you.🤝👍
@@matthewnewton301 I felt deeply unsettled after this film. I think I'll remember this scene for a long while. I'm joining the army in a few months. These scenes are a reminder of what I'm signing up for, and which side I should choose.
@@Chip_Fuse Well hope you choose the right one.I remember seeing the 70s version of this,not as good as this one.Wish I'd have joined as my Dad served in Royal Navy,said it was the best thing he did.Good luck to you and make the most of it, as time and tide,wait for no man.👍
RIP the soldiers who assassinated Reinhard Heydrich Jozef Gabčík (April 7, 1912 - June 18, 1942), aged 30 Jan Kubiš (June 24, 1913 - June 18, 1942), aged 28 Jaroslav Švarc (May 11, 1914 - June 18, 1942), aged 28 Josef Valčík (November 2, 1914 - June 18, 1942), aged 27 Adolf Opálka (January 4, 1915 - June 18, 1942), aged 27 Jan Hruby (March 4, 1915 - June 18, 1942), aged 27 Josef Bublík (February 12, 1920 - June 18, 1942), aged 22 You will be remembered as heroes.
just finished this movie and cant stop thinking about this final moment. the score behind it is so moving. Bravo to Cillian murphy. RIP to all the men.
Cillian is so beautiful, such a breathtaking actor. His eyes convey a thousand emotions. The way he was staring into Lenka's illusion before killing himself is incredibly moving. The scene is stunning and hard to watch. Josef and Lenka were my favourite in this, so much unspoken love in their eyes against the backdrop of war!
As an American, watching this movie was an amazing experience. Heydrich got what he deserved. The Czech people will always have a special place in our hearts in America they will forever be our friends. especially the heroes of the out distance group that successfully completed operation anthropoid.
RIP: Jan Kubiš Jozef Gabčík Adolf Opálka Josef Valčik Josef Bublik Jan Hruby Jaroslav Švarc I'm french and I'm sad about the actions of nazi regim to Czech people. Those mens are best Czech heroes
watching this scene I cried silently in the corner of the couch and hugged my pillow, every actor did incredible, Cillian broke my heart in this movie tho. R.I.P Jozef Gabčík, Jan Kubiš, Adolf Opálka, JosefValčik, Josef Bublik, Jan Hruby, Jaroslav Švarc. 💔💔💔
Just watched it. Great movie and very sad to watch. Cillian Murphy is such an amazing actor. The emotions he convey through his stunning eyes... Just break my heart.
“All Gave Some... Some Gave All” Rest In Eternal Peace and love these brave men knew they were in for the deal. What a dark time to live in, I’m glad to say that because of their great sacrifice there is no evil rule over Europe, and there’s a treaty to keep peace within Europe thanks to all that sacrificed, Czechoslovakia men were some of the most important in ww2 bc they could get within enemy lines. Love from the USA 🇺🇸 and we have Europe’s back through anything! Is this church in Prague worth traveling to?
I know that this is just a movie, but I also know that its pretty faithful to the actual events that happened that day and I am in awe of the courage and resolute strength shown by the 7 men in that church and while its highly unlikely that I`ll ever be in such a situation, if I ever am I hope I can be as strong and brave as they were.
Some moron: "Don't all people who commit suicide go to hell?" My high school religion teacher: "To any and all of you who actually believe that, you need to see a film called Anthropoid."
Well said moron was merely asking a question so I don't know if they're a moron. But indeed this film does shine a light on the dire circumstances some soldiers and people are put under.
@@fabianpatrizio2865 Well I think some people would say that it's still suicide to ask your friend to kill you. But again clearly such circumstances don't have the same air of suicide as others do. These men don't want to die but they know it's better to do so than to be captured by the enemy. This also brings in to question soldiering in general. Is it suicide to join the military knowing that you can be killed? I think not so this principle may still apply to men who actively kill or call their friends to kill themselves.
@@fabianpatrizio2865 It amounts to the same thing, so I don't think it matters. If it makes people feel better to think they avoided the sin of suicide and shot each other, that's fine. I bet God forgave them either way.
6 Moravians, 1 Slovak* czechs are taking credits for literally everything. At least they shouldn't lie about these heroes.. it just proves how arrogant they are. And try to search for Slovak natioanl uprising
@@theworstchannel7061 Yeah, and plenty of resistance members (like family of Marie Moravcimová, Jan Zelenka Hajský and even the whole Three Kings group) were from Bohemia, so what's your point? It's pretty stupid to categorize people by the place they were born in, especially in such a small country like Chechia (Czechoslovakia). Like Alfréd Bartoš (chief of Silver A) was born in Vienna but he surely wasn't Austrian.
@@theworstchannel7061 I see. Since it's obvious that any further conversation woul be pretty silly, I'm not gonna participate. But we were in this shit (Protectorate) together and we are in this shit (Babiš as a PM, Zeman as a president) together now.
I'm Jewish. Some of my relatives lived in Josefov and Osek before their immigration to the U.S. These men and their homeland hold a special place in my heart 🇨🇿
They sure did not want to die or sacrifice themselves, their work was done and maybe they would live through the war, if they have not been betrayed by one of them, Curda, who was offered 1 million czech crowns from Nazi. He did not get the money after all, but was killed after the end of the war instead. He caused many people to die, because he told the Nazis on all the famillies that helped the "rebels".
@@alexrebellionbrigade2257 I think they were aware that the odds are against them and there is high chance they will die the moment they jumped of the plane, but there was also certain chance the plan would work, which it did, but they were betrayed, which killed them. So it might seem they died for the greater good, but I think they died because of betrayal... they surely wanted to live for the greater good
Pavel Štumpf you have a point, historical fact is !? In most of this situations, there is a level of betrayal and as soldiers they knew that !! Men like that would rather a noble death then grow old and need help to go toilet, I know what I would chose , would you ???
You would assume a loud noise after the explosion. Instead of that you get completely silence with one of the best piano track that I heard. That is such a brilliant move and I really love it. Its so much more powerful then loud sound!
The Czechoslovakian side of the Nazi occupation remains somewhat less known than the other invasions in Poland or that in France . Great potryal of the incidents and Murphy brilliant as always . Love from 🇮🇳.
I've been to Prague and am lucky enough to have seen where these men had their last stand. Something I want to point out is that the sets are exactly the same as the original location. I don't know if they rebuilt it or filmed it on site, but I wanted people to know that the set you see on screen is exactly how these great men would have encountered it in their last moments.
They filmed mostly on location as I was there in Prague with my now fiance for a weekend break. We kept seeing signs for Anthropoid - NO ENTRY from such and such time to whenever and didn't understand what it was about until we saw them preparing the set for the assassination scene with the tram. Likewise a number of buildings were draped in Nazi banners which was very strange to see.
@@nosmallo yikes that would be, seeing nazi flags on buildings! I never thought about that aspect of filming a movie. Thx for the info about the veracity of the scenes, good to know. Beautiful film, moving story. RIP heroes
I've seen this movie several times. A true story and I have waited so long for spectrum to put movie on the big screen. It is an amazing story and a true event.
These guys were special. Their bravery and their attitude towards their mission cannot be in question here. The same goes for almost all soldiers that fought,died or survived through this war . I'm very proud to have had both grandfather's that fought ,helped the world and done their country (and family very proud) . These brave men and women were cut from different cloth and should never be forgotten ❤
Such a difficult period of history. We all sometimes have hero fantasies about what we may have done in the same situation, but you can't really say for sure without actually being there, and having the lives of your entire family on the line. Bravery and commitment on a level that most of us will never truly grasp or understand. And that goes for all resistance groups throughout Europe, the Balkans and the Eastern front, who stood up to Nazi terror.
The six brave Czechs and the Slovak who died in this shootout and gave their lives to take out the worst man (historians agree on this - Heydrich was a darker figure than Hitler) in one of history's darkest regimes showed enormous bravery. The rest of those men didn't have to go into that church with Gabcik and Kubis, but they did, knowing they would die to the last man anyway. Often overlooked is the bravery displayed by the Orthodox bishop of the Orthodox Church in Czechoslovakia afterwards. In an effort to reduce the vengeful Nazi response to Heydrich's death, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gorazd_(Pavl%C3%ADk) Bishop Gorazd wrote to the Nazis taking responsibility for the actions of the men in the church. He was imprisoned, tortured and executed in June 1942. He was canonized in 1961.
May Curse be on the person and his family forever for selling out this patriotic, brave and courageous souls forever. These people are real and eternal HEROES..May their souls continue to rest in perfect peace in Jesus Mighty Name. Amen and Amen. What a movie.
His family is not responsible for whatever treachery he comitted. It´s all matter of his choice. And what the movie does not tell, there were at least two traitors - Curda and Gerik. Both betrayed their fellow warriors and both were rightfully sentenced to pay the highest price for their treachery.
you should watch the czechoslovak 1964 movie The Assasination. It is even more accurate. They even do not use their real names but their cover names. Also the movie begins in England and show some moments of Heydrich himself. On the other hand there is a scene where Heydrich puts the crown of Saint Wenceslas on his head which is only a myth (according to legend if a person other than czech king puts the crown on his head, he or she will die in less than a year). en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crown_of_Saint_Wenceslas
Go to Prague and visit the church. It's an eerie, humbling experience to be in the very crypt where those brave men died. The scars from the final battle are evident inside and outside the church.
wynston smith I want to travel to Prague to see it, I hear the locals leave flowers, candles and letters for the men, is it a museum now?
@@AFNF415 yes they do. there is a museum outside the crypt, but the crypt is how it looked years ago, except for simple memorials for the fallen. I was there last week and actually had the crypt to myself for about 30 seconds. Intense and emotional.
Just visited the crypt three days ago... the atmosphere is electric... insane to stand in the same place where these guys fought and died.
@@michealmcdaid7027 I was there a few days back. It knocked me for six and i am still processing what I saw. The guy on the desk - Karel Kos I think he name was - saw that I was a bit more attentive than the other visitors: he gave me a little tour, using a mixture of Czech, Russian and English, showing me the trap door to the crypt which is now under the carpet in front of the altar. Afterwards I nipped across the street to the pub called "The Parachutist". I needed somewhere to sit, think and drink after seeing what I had seen.
An emotional day.
@Mak Diamond she's a little....put off that I denounced her, but I think I can woo her back, lol
It was the first time I saw completely silent audience leave the cinema. Rest in peace our brave Czech and Slovak ancestors!
As a Czech, this movie has a very special place in my heart, I think all these heroes were honoured well in this movie.
it's crazy that most of us outside of the Czech Republic were never taught about this in school
Greetings from Poland. Respect for brave ones.
As a Chinese, this movie put tears in my eyes
Incredible brave man...but was it worth it? The Nazis murdered a whole Village after the killing of Heydrich. May God have their souls in His Kingdom.
Steinstra 1961 Yes it was! I know the cost was bad, but if they wouldn’t have done the assasination, then Great Britain would not even consider Czechoslovakia as an alliance. Untill the killing of the innocent people in the village (which was very well documented by the Nazis) the other countries didn’t even know how bad the acting towards Czechoslovakian people really was. And also Heydrich was the iniciator of the “Jewish question” and he was planning to do something similar with Czechoslovakian people. So, yes, i think it was worth it, because i probably wouldn’t be here today.
I know not many people saw this in theaters, but I did and I can tell you the atmosphere in the room after this scene and the ending was unlike anything I've ever felt before. Not a single person moved from their seats when the credits rolled. Its as if everyone no longer knew what to do with themselves and were staying seated to show respect. It took one person standing up nearly 45 seconds later before people VERY slowly started standing up and leaving. I'll remember it for the rest of my life.
Without hero’s like these - we would always live in fear - always stand up against wrong where ever you see it!
Totally agree with you both...That last scene is so moving...when his girl appears to him...holding out her hand...As if to say...it's ok you've done what was required...Standing up to tryanny and murder...These are the people we should look up to...Real heroes..that move you to tears..So brave and selfless..An example to all of us...The whole film was done with care and respect...leaving a lasting impression on you.🤝👍
@@matthewnewton301 I felt deeply unsettled after this film. I think I'll remember this scene for a long while. I'm joining the army in a few months. These scenes are a reminder of what I'm signing up for, and which side I should choose.
@@Chip_Fuse Well hope you choose the right one.I remember seeing the 70s version of this,not as good as this one.Wish I'd have joined as my Dad served in Royal Navy,said it was the best thing he did.Good luck to you and make the most of it, as time and tide,wait for no man.👍
Sane reaction in my theater.
I can't even imagine the psychological torment they went through ,to the start of the mission and last. May God bless there souls R.I.P
Nice profile pic
Exactly
That's probably the dopest tommy picture I've seen
Are you thanking the same God that Hitler the Catholic and the rest of Germany worshipped?
RIP the soldiers who assassinated Reinhard Heydrich
Jozef Gabčík (April 7, 1912 - June 18, 1942), aged 30
Jan Kubiš (June 24, 1913 - June 18, 1942), aged 28
Jaroslav Švarc (May 11, 1914 - June 18, 1942), aged 28
Josef Valčík (November 2, 1914 - June 18, 1942), aged 27
Adolf Opálka (January 4, 1915 - June 18, 1942), aged 27
Jan Hruby (March 4, 1915 - June 18, 1942), aged 27
Josef Bublík (February 12, 1920 - June 18, 1942), aged 22
You will be remembered as heroes.
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
resist until the end, no matter how fucked up the situation, rest in peace brave heroes
It was an effed up situation. No doubt.
So much respect for Czech's! 🥺🥺🥺🇱🇰🇱🇰🇱🇰From Sri Lanka ✋🏻🇱🇰
just finished this movie and cant stop thinking about this final moment. the score behind it is so moving. Bravo to Cillian murphy. RIP to all the men.
This movie destroyed all my emotions in a day. Cillian Murphy is legend. Respect to Czech people from a Turk.
These guys were Moravians, not Czechs, please...
@@marekcechovsky5569 Plus one Slovak
@@marekcechovsky5569 co ty jsi za idiota..
6 Moravians, 1 Slovak
...
And search for Slovak national uprising
Üzücü
Cillian is so beautiful, such a breathtaking actor. His eyes convey a thousand emotions. The way he was staring into Lenka's illusion before killing himself is incredibly moving. The scene is stunning and hard to watch. Josef and Lenka were my favourite in this, so much unspoken love in their eyes against the backdrop of war!
It was heartbreaking, they barely got a chance :(
As an American, watching this movie was an amazing experience. Heydrich got what he deserved. The Czech people will always have a special place in our hearts in America they will forever be our friends. especially the heroes of the out distance group that successfully completed operation anthropoid.
Btw, not just czech, but slovaks too.
Jozef Gapcik is the biggest Slovák hero.
@@MultiBear112Amen Češi a Slováci Bratia do poslední chvíle
And here we are. My Czech brothers. Yours and ours resistance standing against Germans. A friend from Poland salutes to you and your fallen heroes.
and it looks more and more likely we will hawe to doit all over again...
RIP:
Jan Kubiš
Jozef Gabčík
Adolf Opálka
Josef Valčik
Josef Bublik
Jan Hruby
Jaroslav Švarc
I'm french and I'm sad about the actions of nazi regim to Czech people. Those mens are best Czech heroes
Jozef Gabčík was slovak (man that threw grenade which killed Heydrich).
@@diffe no it's Jan Kubiš who threw the grenade
@@theoangladette6325 Oh ye youre true. My bad. Gabčík was the guy that was suppossed to kill him with Sten gun, but it jammed.
Why they killed senior ss leader. Pay the price .
@@diffe klasická britská kvalita...
watching this scene I cried silently in the corner of the couch and hugged my pillow, every actor did incredible, Cillian broke my heart in this movie tho.
R.I.P Jozef Gabčík, Jan Kubiš, Adolf Opálka, JosefValčik, Josef Bublik, Jan Hruby, Jaroslav Švarc. 💔💔💔
I watched the movie twice and both times I cried during this scene
Just watched it. Great movie and very sad to watch. Cillian Murphy is such an amazing actor. The emotions he convey through his stunning eyes... Just break my heart.
that's the best way to put it 💔
Underrated movie
Greatest movie ending of all time. Extremely underrated film
Terrifying situation to be in! Brave men! What can men do against such reckless hate?
well for starters they can IMPEACH him
Englewood Frank21 u still think 2020 is a great year ?
This comment section is a roller coaster already.
Ah hah! Quoting Theoden King I see.
Hero's - Always stand up and be free - they will never be forgotten, 100 or 1000 years - there deeds will always be revered !
Imagine the torture they woulda had if they didnt suicide...
Exactly 🥺
“All Gave Some... Some Gave All” Rest In Eternal Peace and love these brave men knew they were in for the deal. What a dark time to live in, I’m glad to say that because of their great sacrifice there is no evil rule over Europe, and there’s a treaty to keep peace within Europe thanks to all that sacrificed, Czechoslovakia men were some of the most important in ww2 bc they could get within enemy lines. Love from the USA 🇺🇸 and we have Europe’s back through anything! Is this church in Prague worth traveling to?
Yea it is. You can still see the roles after the bullets in there!
One of the best endings I've ever seen in a movie
I know that this is just a movie, but I also know that its pretty faithful to the actual events that happened that day and I am in awe of the courage and resolute strength shown by the 7 men in that church and while its highly unlikely that I`ll ever be in such a situation, if I ever am I hope I can be as strong and brave as they were.
Some moron: "Don't all people who commit suicide go to hell?"
My high school religion teacher: "To any and all of you who actually believe that, you need to see a film called Anthropoid."
Well said moron was merely asking a question so I don't know if they're a moron. But indeed this film does shine a light on the dire circumstances some soldiers and people are put under.
in Operation Daybreak they shoot each other, not suicide...I wonder which is accurate?
@@fabianpatrizio2865 Well I think some people would say that it's still suicide to ask your friend to kill you. But again clearly such circumstances don't have the same air of suicide as others do. These men don't want to die but they know it's better to do so than to be captured by the enemy.
This also brings in to question soldiering in general. Is it suicide to join the military knowing that you can be killed? I think not so this principle may still apply to men who actively kill or call their friends to kill themselves.
@@fabianpatrizio2865 It amounts to the same thing, so I don't think it matters. If it makes people feel better to think they avoided the sin of suicide and shot each other, that's fine. I bet God forgave them either way.
jose So the question is it wrong to want to die?
Such an underrated film. I’ve been lucky enough to visit the church twice in Prague. True heroes ❤️
Everyone dies. But you get to choose what you stand for.
When the dynamite get blown and the candle gets put out by the water, it's like the last glimmer of hope has been put out, very sad.
"We are Czechs! We will never surrender, did you hear that? Never!"
Insane! I loved this movie!
One of the most emotional war movies I know!!!
Rest in Peace Heros...
This movie only showed at ONE theater here in San Antonio and I’m so glad I saw it TWICE in that theater!!
the score for this scene is just heartbreaking
I got the same vibes as S.T.A.Y. from Interstellar from this piece. Both very calming yet unsettling. In a beautiful way.
I left the cinema with a knot in my throat and tears in my eyes, and everyone just left in silence after the credits were over.
😂😂😂
A piece of history WE can be proud of
The Czech people should be proud of what these lads did and sacrificed.
6 Moravians, 1 Slovak*
czechs are taking credits for literally everything. At least they shouldn't lie about these heroes.. it just proves how arrogant they are. And try to search for Slovak natioanl uprising
@@theworstchannel7061 Yeah, and plenty of resistance members (like family of Marie Moravcimová, Jan Zelenka Hajský and even the whole Three Kings group) were from Bohemia, so what's your point? It's pretty stupid to categorize people by the place they were born in, especially in such a small country like Chechia (Czechoslovakia). Like Alfréd Bartoš (chief of Silver A) was born in Vienna but he surely wasn't Austrian.
@@kanemighty sir you have no idea whatare you talking about, and you didn't get my point.
@@theworstchannel7061 I see. Since it's obvious that any further conversation woul be pretty silly, I'm not gonna participate. But we were in this shit (Protectorate) together and we are in this shit (Babiš as a PM, Zeman as a president) together now.
Czechoslovak, it was not action of just Czech people.
This is one of the movies where you can't say: it's not sad, it's just a movie
this film is very underrated. almost felt like a documentary.
This movie is criminally underrated
This film is quite touching...
I'm Jewish. Some of my relatives lived in Josefov and Osek before their immigration to the U.S. These men and their homeland hold a special place in my heart 🇨🇿
So so so sad, I cried and Im crying now seeing this scene again.
What a great sacrifice for the greater of good, Amen
They sure did not want to die or sacrifice themselves, their work was done and maybe they would live through the war, if they have not been betrayed by one of them, Curda, who was offered 1 million czech crowns from Nazi. He did not get the money after all, but was killed after the end of the war instead. He caused many people to die, because he told the Nazis on all the famillies that helped the "rebels".
Pavel Štumpf , it was a sacrifice from the first min they agreed the mission, betrayed or not, they died for the greater of good
@@alexrebellionbrigade2257 I think they were aware that the odds are against them and there is high chance they will die the moment they jumped of the plane, but there was also certain chance the plan would work, which it did, but they were betrayed, which killed them. So it might seem they died for the greater good, but I think they died because of betrayal... they surely wanted to live for the greater good
Pavel Štumpf you have a point, historical fact is !? In most of this situations, there is a level of betrayal and as soldiers they knew that !! Men like that would rather a noble death then grow old and need help to go toilet, I know what I would chose , would you ???
yeah, They were the opposite of the killer Che Guevara..
A Really strong scene
There are always very simple,poor and humble people who become heroes or legends
They where true heroes for stopping such a monster. They even didnt let nazis to kill them, but by their own hands. What a brave people. Respect...
You would assume a loud noise after the explosion. Instead of that you get completely silence with one of the best piano track that I heard. That is such a brilliant move and I really love it. Its so much more powerful then loud sound!
This movie man... bravery & courage defined.
The Czechoslovakian side of the Nazi occupation remains somewhat less known than the other invasions in Poland or that in France . Great potryal of the incidents and Murphy brilliant as always . Love from 🇮🇳.
I've been to Prague and am lucky enough to have seen where these men had their last stand. Something I want to point out is that the sets are exactly the same as the original location. I don't know if they rebuilt it or filmed it on site, but I wanted people to know that the set you see on screen is exactly how these great men would have encountered it in their last moments.
They filmed mostly on location as I was there in Prague with my now fiance for a weekend break. We kept seeing signs for Anthropoid - NO ENTRY from such and such time to whenever and didn't understand what it was about until we saw them preparing the set for the assassination scene with the tram. Likewise a number of buildings were draped in Nazi banners which was very strange to see.
@@nosmallo yikes that would be, seeing nazi flags on buildings! I never thought about that aspect of filming a movie. Thx for the info about the veracity of the scenes, good to know. Beautiful film, moving story. RIP heroes
The interior of the church (including this scene) was a set; flooding a historic church for a film would not fly.
"Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends."
These brave men knew the idea of surrender was unthinkable. Under certain torture they may have revealed
I've seen this movie several times. A true story and I have waited so long for spectrum to put movie on the big screen. It is an amazing story and a true event.
These guys were special. Their bravery and their attitude towards their mission cannot be in question here. The same goes for almost all soldiers that fought,died or survived through this war . I'm very proud to have had both grandfather's that fought ,helped the world and done their country (and family very proud) . These brave men and women were cut from different cloth and should never be forgotten ❤
Brave men we should never ever forget thier sacrifice
I´m proud on our soldiers and all the people who helped them. They are sincere heroes. I love them, I love my home, Czech
Amazing ending scene!!!
It is better to die than be captured.
Fantastic film! True heroes
Great movie. Respect from Brazil
7 Heroes how give his lifes for people and world😢😭💪👏👏👏👏👏
The courage to take on such a hopeless task.
I was thinking about that too.What balls of steel these guys had. It was suicide mission from the begining and they knew it.
The biggest heroes ❤🇨🇿
I've watched this film and i'm speechless. When you see what nazi did to us. This is one very sad yet very special film for me.
i cried watching this movie
This movie is a masterpiece , this story deserves to be told
I saw the movie for the first time yesterday. I cried
This film is amazing! Really gritty and true.
Imagine that. No way out. No last minute saving. No one to help bail them out. Remarkable bravery. Truly a story worth telling for centuries.
love the crypt ost
Big heroes. Respect from Poland
God bless the Czech,Polish and Norwegians who fiercely resisted German occupation and refused to give into their murderous demands !
A hard movie to watch but amazing nonetheless. Here's to our fallen heroes.
Our boys 😪🇨🇿🇸🇰
Such a difficult period of history. We all sometimes have hero fantasies about what we may have done in the same situation, but you can't really say for sure without actually being there, and having the lives of your entire family on the line. Bravery and commitment on a level that most of us will never truly grasp or understand. And that goes for all resistance groups throughout Europe, the Balkans and the Eastern front, who stood up to Nazi terror.
Heroes never die.
Heroes💔
Excelente, conmovedora película. Sobresalientes actuacione
Heroess!!!!!!
saddest ending i have ever seen in a movie
I visited this location when i was in prague,
Ex British Para , half Irish and German , my grandfather was there!
Czechoslovaks
Enorme, enorme Cillian Murphy
The six brave Czechs and the Slovak who died in this shootout and gave their lives to take out the worst man (historians agree on this - Heydrich was a darker figure than Hitler) in one of history's darkest regimes showed enormous bravery. The rest of those men didn't have to go into that church with Gabcik and Kubis, but they did, knowing they would die to the last man anyway.
Often overlooked is the bravery displayed by the Orthodox bishop of the Orthodox Church in Czechoslovakia afterwards. In an effort to reduce the vengeful Nazi response to Heydrich's death, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gorazd_(Pavl%C3%ADk) Bishop Gorazd wrote to the Nazis taking responsibility for the actions of the men in the church. He was imprisoned, tortured and executed in June 1942. He was canonized in 1961.
This is probably the best WWII movie ever made
Are the credits available?
God have mercy!!!!
May Curse be on the person and his family forever for selling out this patriotic, brave and courageous souls forever. These people are real and eternal HEROES..May their souls continue to rest in perfect peace in Jesus Mighty Name. Amen and Amen.
What a movie.
Curda was apprehended after the war and executed for high treason for selling out his comrades, if it’s any consolation.
His family is not responsible for whatever treachery he comitted. It´s all matter of his choice. And what the movie does not tell, there were at least two traitors - Curda and Gerik. Both betrayed their fellow warriors and both were rightfully sentenced to pay the highest price for their treachery.
Wow they actually shot it in the church where they died! (okay it's a replica, but it looks exactly the same!)
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Can someone tell me the BGM of this scene...its really heart-touching
Look up, Robin Foster - End Titles on CZcams.
@@adamp2574 just a correction. The music in this scene is The Crypt by Robin Foster. End Credits is the music that follows this part. :)
God bless all those who died in defence of their homeland.
невозможно смотреть без слез😪 прекрасный фильм, музыка и актерский состав..Cillian you're amazing😘
what is the soundtrack here?
Robin Foster - The Crypt
Schemers and dreamers never win. You’re either a doer or not.
I am scared to watch any war movies😭 but I came here because of Jamie Dornan✨ RIP heroes!🙏
Great movie! I am working now on a documentary on this topic. Already made some trailer from these real places.
you should watch the czechoslovak 1964 movie The Assasination. It is even more accurate. They even do not use their real names but their cover names. Also the movie begins in England and show some moments of Heydrich himself.
On the other hand there is a scene where Heydrich puts the crown of Saint Wenceslas on his head which is only a myth (according to legend if a person other than czech king puts the crown on his head, he or she will die in less than a year).
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crown_of_Saint_Wenceslas
Canadian RIP heroes
Even though resistance was ultimately futile, they cost the Germans many men. Respect to them
In fact, germans did not have any casualty, only 4 wounded.