Movie Slow Talk [0226] Das Boot Undersea Attack

Darius 2022-03-20 09:01:21


2013-03-03A

3 and a half hour movie, and occasionally I have to fast forward to watch it. The film in 1981 still has the slow pace of that era, and the Germans, like their U-boats, are calm and taciturn.

Every moment on the battlefield, whether it is close hand-to-hand combat, mutual bombardment on the seabed, or manipulating drones like playing a game, the story is there, blood and sweat, and tears. War is like this, whether you win or lose, where benevolence and righteousness are, depends on whose perspective you tell those stories.

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Extended Reading
  • Bryce 2022-04-24 07:01:03

    In a small space, the tension makes people breathless, and every time there is a magnificent symphony, there is a kind of pride. The ending is unexpected, but it has to make people lament the cruelty of war. It's a pity that I watched the theatrical version. I don't know when I will have the opportunity to watch the full version.

  • Jonas 2022-03-23 09:01:25

    Contaminated with human self-confidence precision submarines, deep sea and indoor claustrophobia, you can get away with the force of nature, but you will always be planted in cruel humanity. What makes "From the Bottom of the Sea" truly outstanding as a war film is that its exploration of the meaning of war focuses on the most uninteresting times, places and people of war, the slow rhythm of the deep sea swallowing everything, and the death messages of dashboards and clocks, endless sluggish and panicked, ridiculous fluke

Das Boot quotes

  • Captain: I'm sorry.

    Lt. Werner: Is it hopeless?

    Captain: It's been 15 hours. He's not going to pull it off. I'm sorry.

    Lt. Werner: I asked for it. 'To be heading into the inexorable... where no mother will care for us... no woman crosses our path... where only reality reigns... with cruelty and grandeur.' I was drunk with those words. Well, this is reality.

  • Ario: [the engines have restarted] They're... they're running. I think they're running!

    Der Leitende: Who says you can't make something out of nothing?

    [the LI laughs a nervous, giddy, girly giggle]