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Das Boot (Patreon)

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2023-02-05 18:49:59
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2026-06
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Full link: https://youtu.be/usI8svVx4HU

I don't know what to say ......Oh man, that ending :( 

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KremitLeFroge

Nice. This was going to be my recommendation after Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World (2003). Both are perfect examples of historical fiction done right.

Anonymous

Theatrical cut? Shiiiitttt. Guess it's just the YT edit for me...

Curaitis

This is a unique movie and for my money one of the best war pictures ever made. Whilst maintaining a very high level of drama and suspense for a long film, it also seems so real and credible, and the filmmakers went to great lengths to convey this authenticity Thanks Mary for this fantastic Movie.

Jack the Narrator

I'm a huge fan of submarine movies. They produce such unmatched cinematic intensity. They are one of my favorite sub-genre of films (no pun intended...well, maybe a little) It would have been great if you could have seen the Director's Cut. I was fortunate to have my first time seeing Das Boot in the cinema as a 35mm screening of the Director's Cut for the film's 25th anniversary. Das Boot was originally produced and shown as a German TV miniseries and was so well received, Columbia Pictures acquired rights to cut the series down to movie length and shown theatrically in cinemas. In 1997, the 3 1/2 hr Director's Cut was released in theaters & DVD, and in 2004 the original 5-hr miniseries was released on DVD. Among my favorite submarine movies, I highly recommend THE HUNT FOR RED OCTOBER (1990), CRIMSON TIDE (1995), K-19: THE WIDOWMAKER (2002), BLACK SEA (2015), and U-571 (2000).

Sharpgirl

Oh wow. I haven't watched this since Grandpa Jack's house. Decades.

Andrew Skow

This is the only show/movie I've seen where they dyed the water green for the model shots. So green.