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Das Boot
Chesley 2022-03-20 09:01:21
During World War II, a German U-boat was ordered to attack the British fleet. When they returned from the mission, they encountered an unprecedented crisis. "From the Bottom of the Sea" is more than three hours long, and every minute from the beginning to the end is almost consumed in the enclosed space of a German submarine. The German navy with its oily face and stubble beard is the film. main character. There is no shortage of ups and downs in its long story. Potential crises threaten the lives of officers and soldiers on the ship at any time. This seemingly powerful and icy behemoth cannot protect itself at all, and everything can only be left to fate.
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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.
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Cara 2022-03-21 09:01:24
【A-】Director's Cut. What a war movie this is, this is an excellent psychological thriller at all. This is the first time I watched a World War II film from a German perspective. Without the main theme output of the United States, without the madness of France against Germany, it is more real. Many places are more like "Dunkirk", the enemy never shows up, but it is everywhere; the oppressive environment, the small space, although the diver seems to have the protection of the submarine, it is safer than charging; but in fact, more of torture. Suffocated and tormented, an excellent underwater group portrait. The ending is simply a stroke of genius, and there is a sense of helplessness in fatalism.
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Captain: ALARM!
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Bockstiegel: That'll burn fuel, huh?
Der Leitende: Asshole.