This movie was the most viewed (in theaters) finnish movie for 30+ years, about 700k people saw it at cinemas. I guess it's a generational movie that holds a place in memories for many people. And Vesku Loiri was a very popular performer for decades.

@Joonatan75

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What evidence is there for your argument, since most of the people have seen all the Uuno Turpahapuro movies?

@Hynsson

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@@Joonatan75 in the cinema?

They sang nursery rhymes as they marched. That tradition is still valid. The idea behind it is that everyone has to be super serious while singing.

@DerMacko

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tästä mä tykkään, tänne mä jään!

@Redfizh

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@@DerMacko Full: Äiti, äiti, etkö sä nää? Tästä mä tykkään tänne mä jään. Siskot, siskot ymmärtäkää siviilielämässä räjähtää pää. Isäni sen jo sängyssä ties, pojasta tulee tykkimies, taistelukenttien viikatemies! ENG: Mother, Mother don't you see? This is what I like, here I will stay. Sisters, Sisters understand, in civilian life head explodes. Father knew it at the bed, boy becomes a artillery men, reaper of the battlefields!

A classic comdedy. When I was serving in the finnish military in 2006 this was shown on the bus on our first weekend leave. I later heard it is some sort of tradition to show this movie to new conscripts.

oh, I just remembered a lesser-known Finnish movie: Star Wreck: In the Pirkinning (2005). It's essentially a parody of Star Trek and Babylon 5, with English subtitles (although some of the jokes may get lost in translation and cultural references) What's unique about the movie is that it was released under a Creative Commons license on KZread, so downloading and sharing it is legal. Another unique aspect is that the movie's budget was around 13,500 euros, yet it look better than those in Hollywood movies from the same era

@DerMacko

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adn afterwards the same dudes made Iron Sky with all the funds that poured in in the wake of that gem. sell outs! :PP

As I noted earlier, Uuno is very creative and industrious when it comes to figuring out ways to slack off.

Uuno Epsanjassa (Uuno in Spain) was also very popular movie in Finland.

@juhanisirkia3618

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Make that Psain.

@MikaTarkela

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Oh man, that airplane scene and the disco scene were wild!

I recommend watching the video "UUNO TURHAPURO MUUTTAA MAALLE | Commodore 64 (1986)" by Cheeky Commodore Gamer next.

Oh, the Uuno movies! Precious memories from my childhood; I used to watch them with my grandad ❤️

Yes! Uuno😂😂 You loves ”in the pirkingin” movie. It’s a gem! I've watched it dozens of times and it still makes me laugh out loud until I cry.

IIRC, Uuno's father in-law who is a wealthy businessman knows the Defense Minister personally. These connections get him special treatment. More hilarity ensues with Uuno being invited to the officers' mess.

@jak8

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he (Tuura) is defence minister in this movie

It is realistic view of the military. Military life is more often a farce than a drama.

You should watch the Mankeli - Majaniemi :D It has some of the people from Kummeli in it.

2:45 Sing text Puolustusministeriön alue (Minister of Defense area) Liikkuminen kielletty (Moving denied) Komendantti (commandant)

Of course it reminds of the army. Its strict as it should be and what u see im the film is basic army life, apart from what Uuno is doing 😂 And thats what makes it so funny 😅

In the Army is pretty much the best Uuno movie yeah. I also like Uuno Epsanjassa, Uuno in Psain (Spain, but it is written colloquially wrong)

Finland has a long military farce tradition starting from 1921, so naturally Uuno had to go to army too. Finding an example of those movies with English subtitles is difficult, but here's a trailer of one without them: "Sotapojan heilat (1958) Trailer". Latest military farces made were the five Vääpeli Körmy (Sergeant Major Körmy) movies: "Vääpeli Körmy näin kranaatteja kuuluu käyttää". The character Körmy made also a cameo appearance in one of the Uuno movies. This Finland's military theme entry won silver rose in the Montreux Golden Rose Festival in 1984: "The VPK-Group presents: The Military Might of Independent Finland". There are some actual Finnish military videos available for viewing: "gona beach 2/09 party boys".

They do sell dvd collection set, but they have no eng subs, so youtube or streaming service might be possible. Some jokes simply dont work with translations.

Uuno in army is definitely my favorite Uuno movie although these days it is no longer that accurate since a lot of things have changed. Obviously some things in it were never accurate eg. conscripts never can become above sergeant rank while in service (they can become 2nd lieutenant after service) but in movie Uuno goes way past that. But that is the fun part also that it is not that serious which is also kind of accurate to real life military. We go there to learn to defend the country but at the same time it is kind of experience that many will remember their lives.

Every guy or girl who go to army in Finland watch this movie at some point. You should check Jean-Pierre Kusela - Naurava kulkuri! I dont think theres any translation for that one, but its abaut an actor who are done with other actors who cant laugh correctly. He will demonstrate who to do it

Uuno in the army is my favourite one and the best one of all of them. Second best imo is Uuno has an amnesia.

my dad and mum had planned that my name will be what is on the calendar at the time (we finns have name days on the calendar) I would've been uuno but they didn't want me to be ridiculed or teased by that name so they picked up day before :D I find the story quite funny

Here's one of their older sketches, a classic about a hardware store (no english subtitles but I think it's mostly understandable even without them): kzread.info/dash/bejne/nnuAk8iLYte-gso.html

You should watch Mankeli - Suomalainen mies (Finnish man). Same dudes that are in Kummeli 😄

Uuno turapuro kaljalähetys(beer delivery) will work for you for shure!!!!

Uuno is very gentleman to women except hes wife 😂 And famous about hes ability to eat and smell food

This is the pinnacle in the franchise, this and Uuno Epsanjassa. There are more jokes, the pacing is better, they don't have to fill time to make it a full length feature, the jokes are better but there is a good explanation to it: it is "fish out of water" movie, the juxtaposing between rigid army and loose Uuno creates so many conflicts that you don't need to look for them. Easier to write comedy when you got extremes to play with. Same trope is what Police Academy uses, and also why it starts to suck as the series moved away from obvious source of conflict to... more and more unbelievable kind. With Uuno, there is only so much you can do in civil life, him trying to navigate society and having complicated relationship with the rigid and rich father-in-law, so putting him in the army or in Spain gives the obvious and extreme source of conflict. Fish out of water stories work in comedy but it is also a cheap, lazy way to do it for way too many. Here Spede and the team is at their best, the series takes a nosedive after Uuno Epsanjassa, that movie itself already has plenty of red flags, the pacing is at times quite.. it brings unwanted cringe when things don't move along and jokes are still ongoing while the laughter has already died. Dialogue editing has always been the pain in Spede productions, along with very, very varying quality in the comedy. When he had trouble getting grants from government arts funding, there is a real reason: technically they are not very good movies, sound editing sucks, has weird gaps in audio, editing is haphazard, director is clearly not very talented but just about passable, camera work is ok at least but there was always more signs of quick cash grab than art, so forcing Spede to finance the movies i think worked the best for everyone. They are what they are, not very good quality but in a nice way, endearing in their crappiness with some decent quality comedy here and there, some are even excellent.. while most are "meh". For Finns, there is more nostalgia than anything else, we have all seen them as kids and at young age.. damn, they work REALLY well. You don't give a crap about some film school chair analysists bullshit at that age but anarchist protagonist that is dirty, missing teeth and always into shenanigans.. . So there is emotional connection, they were replayed over and over again, you WILL see at least some of them when you are between 8-12, guaranteed. Well, at least it used to be that before internet but i can bet that it is still the same... They have a charm that appeals to that age kids, specially boys.

All Uuno movies are good, but if I had to choose one to watch over and over again, then that's: Uuno Turhapuro muuttaa maalle ("Uuno Turhapuro moves to the country") (1986).

Please watch Pulkkinen also! 😂 me and my fiancé love your videos❣️

You must look video uuno turhapuro in spain. Dansing and playing golf. if you found that videos in english subtitles

Uuno gets sll the ladies

Recommend Kummeli Music quiz Irish o irish

4:38 He is known for the fact that he can eats more than a hundred men can eat

you should react: Uuno Turhapuro - Free coffee

Kummeli päämnisteri, luottiomies, modernit miehet etc. do U al ready what´s those?

You should start react Spede Show 'women's logic'-series (Naisen logiikka) starring the blond one in this scene! The jokes are mostly about women concerning a car issues. 🤣

@mythbusters866

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Niissä ei ole englanti tekstitystä.

@albatrossi69

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Suggestion: Studio Julmahuvi - Neuvottelut (Negotiations) kzread.info/dash/bejne/e4F7xpWuo7zScps.html

Best Uuno ever!

Can not see those english subtitles.

Oh no sorry,kaljalähetys doesn have subtitles,wouldnt work for you after all . Pitty.

The first ones are blacknwhite, very poor quality, but watchable. I dont realy have favourites, they all have their moments.

Gotta love how he butchers every single word of Finnish :D

It was easy to make an army comedy in those days; all you had to do was copy reality.

I really dislike Uuno movies haha.. maybe theres some Vääpeli Körmy in english subs?

Have you researched Uuno Turhapuro from wikipedia already (character history and backgrounds)? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uuno_Turhapuro