Anais 2022-04-23 07:01:27
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Lukas 2022-03-23 09:01:25
It can be said to be an anti-war movie. The headless time in submarine life is full of boredom, depression, depression and despair, but it is real. Stripped of all the mystical, glorified, ideological highlights, war just means a bunch of ordinary, terrified, and decadent men living a life of precariousness, even though the hard work is probably worthless, it has to be. continue.
Abel 2022-03-22 09:01:21
The version I watched for Mao only took 149 minutes. The first half is quite scattered, just some simple descriptions of submarine life. The tension, despair and rebirth in the second half, connected to the last invincible irony, make this the greatest submarine movie. The film is from a German perspective, but the audience has long forgotten which camp these innocent soldiers belonged to. Hope for everlasting peace.
2nd Lieutenant: First time on U-boat?
Lt. Werner: Yeah. First time. It's gonna be exciting.
2nd Lieutenant: Do you have a will?
Lt. Werner: Excuse Me?
2nd Lieutenant: 13 boats down last moth. Sank with men and mice. Exciting, huh?
Capt. Lt. Philipp Thomsen: Alarm! Shit! Lousy eels.
