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This scene alone is better than masters of the air
As far as I know, Henry V was a tall and strong warrior, not a stunted teenager like this one
SMG and bolt actions against semiautomatic rifles, MGs and .45 ACP SMGs…I know where I want to be….
Arrows faulling down like this do not any harm to armored knights at all
Benny Hill in stalingrado?
É assim que meu Fusca anda!!!!
Only leader to stand up on hid defeat
Pasala
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The most "Southern Apologist" film since the Racist, "Birth of a Nation."
Top loud in headphones..btw you can hear mortars 😈
These movie and the talented Tommy Lee Jones made Macarthur seem 100 times more likeable and impressive than he ever would’ve been in real life, he was a self centered tool bag who honestly didn’t deserve to be portrayed by a legend like Tommy Lee lol
VAE VICTIS
Apologies for late arrival, up on the North Yorkshire Moors....excellent as always...the Moors were good too...😊😊😊
In real life: friendly fire!!! friendly fire!!!
One of the greatest cities in the World, laid waste.
Nearly 50% of the Union Army was composed of first and second generation immigrants throughout the duration of the war. Abraham Lincoln used thousands of his cousins to kill thousands of his brothers. He's burning in Hell.
1:49 "F*ck me lads, we're being attacked by the Cybermen from Dr Who!"
Winters realizes it is the exact same speech he would give. So: who is good, who is bad? They're all just soldiers.
My dislike of Alec Baldwin the person is so great I have sympathy for Goring (the actor)in in this scene.
The intensity was almost too much.
I met a guy that delivered structural steel to a job I was on. He and I got to talking about WW2 , which I had read about since I was in grade school. He said he was in the Philippines when the Japanese captured it and he was in the Bataan death march . He said the Japanese would shoot anyone who tried to get water alongside the road they walked on. He said they would bayonet anyone if they so desired . He said at times when they were in the POW camp they would pull a prisoner’s fingernails out with pliers . He didn’t say how many POWS this next atrocity happened to but a POW could get their genitals smashed with a hammer on a tree stump by the Japanese.
0:32 that look of "oh maaan, we are F - ed"
where are the damn MG42 ???!!! :D
Tau. Torpeda
I just realized just how difficult it is to be a UN peacekeeping force. Thry are essentially the (oftentimes) unwanted third party intervenor between two opposing parties caught in physical fights. Anyone who knew someone who breaks up fights or is the one who breaks up fights will know that sort of experience: being beaten by both parties for having the audacity to meddle in their business while trying to stop it. Imagine the two parties fighting each other as two factions caught in civil war and the fights are fights with dradly weapons. The UN peacekeeping forces (as the unwanted third party intervenor) has the dubious honor of being at risk of its soldiers being injured or killed in the line of duty. No wonder they are not allowed to do more than passively protect blue zones: they really don't want the bad press that some of their soldiers got killed for intervening to stop a violent war happening...
I love Tommy Lee Jones but they should've got Bruce Willis to be MacArthur, just because they look so much alike.
Die Wehrmacht war oft ehrenhaft zu Freund und Feind, leider wurde ihnen diese Ehre aberkannt und zum Ende des Krieges selbst verwehrt. Sehr schade, wehe dem besiegten....😢
Wow! That’s SO bad …. ‘Sillywood’ ruins another one to thrill the masses. Sad and frustrating 😢
I just found this video. Sad all those guys are gone now. Darrell "Shifty" Powers was my friend. I met him when he was visiting the hospital where I worked. We bonded as two veterans with similar experiences. He passed in 2009.
'' ...'bout up to here." I have actually used that line a number of times.
Asians in whermacht?!
It's like Saving Private Ryan, but with swords and spears. And dogs :)
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It is impossible to understand the Japanese, the Americans dropped atomic bombs on their heads and they still admire America
It is a shame to say the least, to have such behaviour from humans in todays era.
Try EVERY ERA. Satan has been released on the world.
A silly movie. I had to say that because I saw how the North Korean army confronted the students like clowns. Normally, in combat, when a series of traps set with grenades are detonated, the North Korean army still rushes forward using the human wave tactic to attack the enemy? What the hell? I feel like the movie portrays North Korean soldiers as having the IQ of animals, simply moving forward and moving forward, fighting instinctively. Then the way the Korean army attacks a fortified fortification, instead of forming many attacks to attack the sides or from the rear, they all attack from the front, the protected area. best player. Even with the tanks, fortifications and schools depicted in the movie, the North Korean army did not need to get too close to their opponents, who lacked such long-range weapons. They only needed to cover it like that, using tanks or mortars to destroy the first floor to cause part of the fortification to collapse, which was enough to destroy the enemy's morale. In short, I know the movie is based on a true story, but I think the director who made this movie doesn't really understand the war context and mostly tries to make everything beautiful to make viewers cry. weak. I think this is a one-sided movie
I remember in high school watching a movie about the Rwanda genocide. Not Hotel Rwanda, but a story more focused on Romeo Dallaire, it was called “Shake Hands with the Devil”. It really highlighted just how insane the situation was. Bodies after bodies in the streets, the open feeling of murder at every corner, the helplessness of the UN peacekeepers
Hotel Rwanda and Sometimes In April are two of the most haunting depictions of the Rwandan Genocide. Both great movies.
1:32 Poor guy was issued an Arisaka instead of a Mosin lol
3:20... stormtroopers hey ??? 😁Palpatine likes that !
I heard about this movie. I have watched Shake Hands with The Devil.
댓글을 보면서 웃긴 부분은, 많은 사람들이 이 영상의 시기를 1939년 할힌골 전투가 아닌, 1945년에 일어난 만주 공세 작전이라고 확신하고 있다는 것이다 만약 그게 사실이라면 소련군은 BT 전차들이 아니라 T34/85나 IS-2를 몰고 내려왔겠지 😅
The guys in the subsidized media in Canada who took a six year old story about the dark past of a small town, which had possibly been embellished by a couple of little white lies to help the people who lived in that small town qualify for extra nonsense money from the government, as people do when money is dangled in front of their noses, and used it to whip up a literal firestorm of hatred that resulted in the arson of eighty places of worship, as far as I am concerned, they may be in the lower end of the spectrum of severity of the same bracket as the guys who went on the radio in Rwanda and said "commit a genocide," but they are without a doubt in that bracket, and ought to face its attendant consequences.
Todays war is differrent...less soldiers,but lot of skills
LOLOLOLOL I bet you the Sturmbannfüher had a Ukrainian translator as well 🤭🤭🤭😉😉😉😉😉
The friendly fire scene is why there’s JFOs and JTACs now.
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Sheer stupidity.. same as neutralizing each silly little island at huge cost in the pacific. Could have quarantined the Islands .
Oh wow. We watched this in one of my high school history classes, would've been around 08-09 I think. Haven't seen it since then. I may need to give it a second watch.