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The graffiti was reminiscent of the alien microbe that enters her throat.

Third time watching your reaction. Love this movie

EY MEN OF THE MOON HEROS

War Krieg no hero keine Helden

The edit with the blonde chick was hilarious.😂

I saw the film for the first time after "Saving Private Ryan" and thought it was bad. I saw the film again 10 years later. I can't say what it was, but the scene at the beginning, where he talks about immortality and the death of his mother, made me cry. This whole scene is so magical: Hans Zimmer's music is so breathtaking. Then the heartbeat and the ticking of the clock in a metaphor. And the birds in the cage and the dying woman in the bed, trapped in life! I watched the film to the end and it has been my favorite film ever since then. The scene I was writing about is in my opinion the best scene in film history. Greetings from Germany

Horror and Nicolas Cage. How bad the things could go? Totally (in a good way): Richard Stanley found the way to expose Lovecraft's concept of cosmic horror as a 'thing' from other place that you cannot define properly and that it changes eveything in its path. I love this movie. Great reaction.❤

"I wonder what it would be like when I died. What it would be like to know that this breath was the one that you was ever going to draw" - Witt That became true for him at the end. He realized that his mortality was in his control. He knew when his last breath would be taken when he raised his rifle at the Japanese.

I knew you were a vet as soon as I saw you. Lol You're demeanor gives it away. Great video

I understand why you cut the aircraft crash, but it had one of the memorable lines... "This is going to get out of control and we will be lucky to live through it".

I think Witt just found his peace. At the beginning of the movie, he talked about facing his death with the same calm as his mother did. He felt it and was ready. You can see that in his expression in the end.

great reaction mate. it's a fantastic movie.

When you said the beach at the beginning looked like whwre Point Break ended i had a revelation. Cause if it was, thats when Hank was at his breaking point and was gonna end things but decided not to

A very nice reaction, I really liked it! I found it particularly interesting to see it reviewed by someone who was in the military themselves. A lot of well-known German actors play here, some in their first major roles. And the actor who plays the war correspondent is actually a pretty well-known singer in Germany. And if you are interested in other good war films that clearly show the perspective of German soldiers in World War II without glorifying them, I can only recommend the German film "Stalingrad" from 1993. There is also a remake of it, but I definitely recommend the 1993 original!

Demi Moore la mejor, merece el Oscar 🙌🙌🙌🙌

After you messed it up 5 seconds into the video by calling the boat a boot.... Nope. Not gonna watching 😂😂😂

the yellow coat is similar to the yolk

Terrific reaction. This movie is a fucking masterpiece.

The movie is asking the question, "Isn't the audience actually the devil?" to audiences who are gradually accustomed to the brutality of the main character. It was a movie that made us feel alert that we could always be demons. It was hard to endure and watch because it was a bloody movie all the time, but it was worth it.

Hey what happened to you beautiful wife, been a while since she was seen with you in one of your video!

WHAT DO YOU PUT YOUR FACE ON THE SCREEN FOR....AND KEEP YOUR MOUTH SHUT

YOU NED TO KEEP YOUR FACE OUT OF THE SCREEN.... NO ONE WANTS TO LOOK AT YOU OR LISSEN TO YOU....

To clear up something. Boats would operate in groups called wolfpaks. A sub would find a convoy and signal other close boats to group up. They would attack the convoy together and not only inflict greater damage but also tax the escorts preventing uboat sinkings as they would be hunting someone else or pulling sailors out of the water. At 20:16 the captain has received such a signal but is too far away to make it in time.

Someone did a count of how many times they say "Carol Anne", in this movie and the count was like 150 times. Talk about lazy writing

I love how in horror movies like this, characters act like it's totally normal to see ghosts in reflections/mirrors and reflections not acting normal or say seeing an object move on its own and they don't freak out over it or don't act in a normal way that people would in real life when witnessing paranormal occurrences.

It is a very good, well acted, brutal movie I am glad you watched it as no channel ever watches it Korean cinema is very good

Hi Mike, try watching Dabbe: Curse of the Jinn also known as Dabbe: The Possession. It was considered as World's Most Scariest Turkish Horror Movie Ever.

Sue is young and, like most young people, she's irresponsible, immature, selfish, greedy... On the other hand, Elisabeth is bitter towards her reality, her older self. So, to me they are one, sharing two different bodies but the hunger to be young causes Sue to take over, despite Elisabeth knowing the consequences of not switching. Just like young people do: they over-party, over-work, despite knowing it's not good for them.

13:32 I'm 8 months late, but oh well. Mosa is not a dinosaur, just a marine reptile:3

I loved this movie! One of my favorites from 2024

Wie kann man nach jedem Satz eigentlich labern? Das ist doch total doof.

Movie came out in 1989.

The German word "boot" is pronounced basically the same as the English word "boat" - not the English word "boot".

Another movie that gave me the creeps back in the days is "Ghost story" written by Peter Straub. It has a feeling of unease throughout that you can't really shake.

Me and my mom watched this when it came out on VHS. I had to sleep in her bed that night because she was terrified. :) I still consider it one of the creepiest movies I've seen. Also, the metal cone on the table is called "spirit trumpet". It's supposed to amplify spirit voices that are too faint to be heard.

It's hard to believe Das Boot never won an academy award. It was deserving of one in my opinion. It's a masterpiece and probably one of the best if not the best WW2 films ever made. The film takes, even audiences from ww2 allied nations on an emotional roller coaster with the crew and humanises them to such an extent that we empathise, feel and hope for the crew of a WW2 German U-Boat over the allied nations destroyers hunting them. The sound stage of the remastered directors cut, adding 5.1 truly adds to the atmosphere during some of those tense underwater scenes. Thanks for your reaction!

This movie and The Blackcoat's Daughter... Oz Perkins loves making great horror films with the devil in the background

Great movie, one of the best all time recent jump scares

This is really a great movie. I was about the same age as the boys in the movie when I saw it first time. It left a strong impression on me .

Fantastic film. Do Hell or High Water next

Great reaction. Like all of Malick's films, this is a layered film. Like you said, it feels honest and paces like real life. I have to make a point about the comparisons people make with Private Ryan. Spielberg focuses on the strong image itself as a storytelling device. Malick does not really concern himself with story in the first place. The war is depicted more like a moving canvas for Malick, he uses the characteristics of battle to say something about the unnerving thread of war - hostility - in 'regular' life. This is why with such a large cast of characters, they are all memorable not because of character or plot development, but the insight into men as embodied souls who all respond differently to the circumstances or questions confronting them. None of this was to say something about war itself, but about life as an existential arena of conflict, reflected in battle scenery. - In ranking all the war films, at least the ones that seem to question the "means to an end" violent nature of war, therefore that have made an impact critically or with pop culture at large, in my mind Red Line belongs at top. The reason is that it is by far the most subversive filmmaking for the genre - you could really call it the anti war-film, instead of another anti-war film. Private Ryan is a patriotic art piece, and the sentimentalism doesn't ring true to the subject matter. As a society we are at risk of overestimating ourselves, and something like Private Ryan caters to that overestimation. In close combat, you will expect a sensation of messiness, confusion, and ambivalence about intentions and actions. We are still talking about the human species divided against itself. Its clearly in our nature, but at the same time its not. You can see it in the soldier's faces, on both sides. So it is absolutely appropriate that the film like you said is moving along in real time, not really sure what it wants to be.

The thing about the spino in this movie, it was actually experimented on, so it's actually stronger than a regular Spino. Because realistically, a spino is not winning against a T-Rex. So in reality it's the first Indominous Rex.

This movie is brilliant. I was already a big Jeremy Renner fan, and I liked Lizzie Olsen. But this movie made me fall completely in love with Elizabeth Olsen as an actress. She is perfect in this role.

Dude, it’s not African-American. They are simply Americans.

Asian always the extraordinary when it making horror movie or thriller that no country can come closer

Best Jack Ryan movie!

They filmed the inside of the base camp inside a refrigerated warehouse and shrunk the scale of the set and hired only short actors except for James Arness who played The Thing, so he would appear to be 8-9 foot tall. Probably one of the best forced perspective tricks ever done.

51:30 - He didn't really care about Lt. Werner/Buchheim (they did become kind of friends over time, but weren't yet during that tour), he mostly wanted to get the engineer (whom he _was_ friends with at that time) home to his wife, and as he said, they wouldn't go through the trouble for just one person, so he wanted to send the only "expendable" person of the crew along with the engineer, the war correspondent.