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Undersea killers are also afraid of death
Sedrick 2022-04-21 09:01:28
I don't like French movies, and I rarely watch German movies. I don't remember seeing German movies. This time I watched a 200-minute movie. There are two things I don't understand, or I don't understand. , First, the destroyer that suddenly rushed out in the rainstorm was inexplicable. Second, when avoiding depth charges and escaping the shit, someone slept and woke up and was fine. These two are very strange, and some places are not Taken on the sea, such as when bombing and sinking a burning enemy ship, the water surface is very calm, there are few ripples, no waves, obviously taken in the lake, the old drunkard can't stand the pressure on the bottom of the sea and his mental breakdown reflects the submarine as a branch of the military Occupational risk, the brain-dead headquarters ordered them to carry out the next death order. Sure enough, as soon as they got close to the Allied defense line, they were discovered. A large number of Allied planes are bombing, don’t the Germans have radar, no air defense system, no plane interception, no anti-aircraft gun positions, even if there is no alarm, what kind of trouble is this? Many senior officers were killed, and the submarine was also sunk. The captain watched the submarine sink and died. Is it necessary? This is the rhythm of forced death. Dead screenwriter, the film is completely from the first point of view, the scenes in the battle are all on the German side, there is no scene from the Allied side, the overall review is two stars, it is not good, the same hair is medium color
Extended Reading
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Marques 2022-04-24 07:01:03
The unedited version is like a documentary, recording the story of almost every crew member on the U96. Most of the time it was a cramped, cramped, lightless, airtight environment. It is also a very real reflection that launching war is the biggest mistake of mankind. The captain is a real person and served as a consultant for the film. He was sentenced to one year for his defeat in World War II. I really like the ending of this film. It wasn't a Hollywood-style reunion, and it didn't say that the whole ship sank to the bottom of the sea and all the crew died. Instead, they all returned to the shore for inspection. They thought they were honored, but they were raided by British aircraft. Silence, which is also in line with historical facts. I watched it twice, fast-forward in the middle, and I fell asleep. In West German movies, the captain is responsible for salvaging the sunken ship after he is released from prison.
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Merl 2022-03-23 09:01:25
The background introduction of the first part and the creation of the atmosphere of the whole film are already compulsory courses for the director. Compared with the patterned climax disaster and the sudden turn of the disaster in the last part, the silent fear in the middle part of the film is obviously better shot.
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Captain of the 'Weser': So, what's it like down there, in a submarine?
Der Leitende: It's... quiet.
Captain of the 'Weser': Quiet? Hmm.
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[Werner takes pictures of the watch officers on the conning tower]
Captain: Take pictures of the crew returning, not putting out to sea.
Lt. Werner: Why?
Captain: They'll have grown beards by then. It would shame the Tommies to see mere boys give them Hell. Baby faces. Ones that should still suck mama's breast.
[pause]
Captain: I feel ancient around these kids, like I'm on some Children's Crusade.