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AngryJoe, OtherJoe & Alex Review this over the top Historical Action Movie SISU! Its like John Wick in WW2 mixed with the best Spaghetti Westerns!
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As a Finn, I'm so happy to see Finnish movies getting attention abroad. I'm glad you guys liked it!
@@Fazuchon While Finland was an ally to Germany during Continuation War (and during Operation Barbarossa there were Wehrmacht regiments next to Finnish ones in the frontline), the Lapland war that happened after that was a real conflict, where the Nazis used scorched land tactics and mined a lot of Lapland. Not all of the mines have been demined even at this point and it took more than 10 years to fix the infrastructure damages. While the actual story of the film is fictional, the war it is set in wasn't. Please, don't spread misinformation.
@@Fazuchon No. This movie takes place during the Lapland war which happened between Finland and Germany in 1944-1945 because of the Moscow Armistice.
@@KOPFJE yeh and Germany had russian made t 54 tanks in 1944
And as a Norwegian, I'm aslo loving seeing them reviewing anything with Aksel Hennie.
As fin too im posting comments like this
Hollywood: It isn't fair that you expect us to make a movie with only $200M.
Finland: Hold my Jaloviina!
Kippis!
-💀
Noble liquor, the best liquor
Jaloviina The best choise
What are you talking about?
@@vidmasterK1 If you know, you know.
Budget of 6 million and looks more expensive than 200 million MCU movies lol
because they don't have to pay $100 mil for vin diesel to say groot
Exactly especially James Gunn movie looked like cgi throw up everywhere in the film.😂
@@AstaIsAMonsterAntman 3 was far worse for that. Near nothing practical and the CGI was shit
@@ConnorMcCartney95 The both are equally bad imo.🤷🏽♂️
@@AstaIsAMonster the CGI in guardians 3 was far better and used more sets
Just saw this and here’s my thoughts: the strength of the movie is the cinematography. This movie is absolutely stunning to look at with some just powerfully shot scenes. The very beginning with the planes flying overhead might be one of my favorite shots in years. The violence is way up there, the tension is through the roof at times. And the main character…this role was made for him. Highly recommend seeing this movie in theaters.
That was an amazing shot I loved also when the tanks and vehicles came up on him after the landmine went off. This movie really knows how to play with people sense of scale.
It looks like a Tarantino movie too. Definitely gotta see
Agreed that shot with the planes was amazing
The minefield scene is tense
@Anthony Hernandez what about when he was getting hung? That was full of tension.
Sisu as a word first appeared outside of Finland in a Time Magazine article on the Winter War of 1939. Whilst technically an Axis power according to the armistice Finland basically fought off EVERYONE in the Second World War. They really didn't care too much about the wider issues they just wanted people off their damn lawn!
Well the soviets took some of that lawn. Just enough to bury the dead from their over 1 million casualties on the finnish front.
@@Leopardipzg idk where you get you statistics but about 25k finns died in the winter war and about 140k soviets died and of them about 50% died to cold or sickness... overall Finland lost 70k troops in the winter war while Soviets lost +300k
@@TheRealBillix overall casualties from both winter and continuation wars
I'm sooo confused right now. I just saw my first trailer for this movie ten minutes ago and now here's a review. For a good movie, marketing dropped the ball.
Yeah the marketing was practically non-existent in Finland as well. Shame considering how good it is.
The marketing was simple, they released a trailer with a bunch of random action scenes and then throughout the trailer said this is the greatest trailer ever made. Not only were they so egotistical that they thought their own trailer was the greatest trailer ever made, but they kept pushing it to the point that they try to make it the biggest thing ever, and what's worse is they hid behind the label that they're the same people that made John Wick and the fact that this movie is about saving a dog. They pretty much pulled on the heartstrings of people to get people to like this movie while also having an inflated ego to the point that you say that your trailer is the greatest trailer ever released. This movie is a film I will not support simply due to the fact that they're so full of themselves and it makes me not want to watch the film. I'll just go re-watch John Wick 4 again.
@@anthonygregory6797 Ok then... It's your loss I guess.
Really?, Bc I've been getting the same 3 trailers everyday for the last month.
@@anthonygregory6797 uh...ok. 😂
To be fair to Finland; they only allied themselves to Germany because they got attacked by the Russians and they only fought against the Russians, not us. It was more a thing of circumstance rather than ideology or some such.
Greetings from Finland. I'm so happy that you guys reviewed Sisu
why would the protagonist fight allied soldiers tho? wouldn't be more realistic if the movie was set in the Winter War, and he was fighting bolshevik scum?
Lol wtf?
Me and the boys are going to see it later on today
@@Gungrave123 if you didn't know the allied never had alliance with Finland, they didn't care or more like they helped Soviet Union.
and kinda the one alliance Finland got to against Soviet Union, the allied say to stop it or they are going to attack too.
@@kmeanxneth I think they meant the Germans being allied with Finland instead of the "Allied Forces" as a faction in WW2, but during the Lapland war that was no longer the case anyway.
The plain didn't break into atoms. It dropped to a deep swampland. The pieces flying in the air were peat. The deep swamp is like a huge mattress. Remember Empire Strikes Back when Luke crassed?
Long time fan from Finland, so nice that you guys reviewed this movie! 😁 Love ye!
The Raid:Redemption is also an extremely simple story but is still my favorite movie just based on how good it does with such a small premise, go check it out if you're reading this, you will be satisfied
Great flick
Yea pretty good
and the sequel is just as good, if not better!
@@ramsey6227 indeed but dammit for that intro lol
dredd 3d also has that same story and slaps
Sisu feels like a Wolfenstein movie!
The real life story of Simo Häyhä, a Finnish spiner nicknamed the White Death, is even more unbelievable. I'm surprised we haven't yet seen a movie based off of that.
I had heard that story in the past and honestly assumed this was his story. I feel like they had to have been inspired, maybe just couldn't get the rights.
Eh, I dont really like romanticing war heroes. What they did was neccessary, not something to make movie about.
Jalmari Helander, the guy who made this movie has actually mentioned that he'd really want to make a movie about Simo Häyhä, but his unrealistic over-the-top style wouldn't do justice to the world's best sniper.
@@ha110weenfin speak for yourself, I'd like to see a movie of Simo 🤷🏻♂️
Indeed I was thinking about the same person
Wow! Finally a movie that Joe, OJ AND Alex all enjoy! This must really be a good movie. Can't wait
Don’t it was outlandish and crazy mission impossible style towards the end
They all really enjoyed DnD and that was just a few weeks ago lol “finally”
100000% it’s my 2nd fav movie this year after John wick.
1000% fantastic
Just finished watching this movie, honestly, pretty naive, basically the main character is invicincible and boring as heck
@@CharlesLijtIf only they make more realistic instead heavily relying insane plot armor. It can be great movie
"Sisu is a unique Finnish concept. It is a Finnish term that can be roughly translated into English as strength of will, determination, perseverance, and acting rationally in the face of adversity."
Greetings from Finland. I already saw it months ago since it came earlier to cinema here in Finland. After all those 3 hour marvel movies its refreshing to see a movie that keeps things simple. Just one guy against a group of nazis. Loved the gore and how brutal the action was. Jorma Tommila was also made for this role, cant think of any other Finnish actor who could have pulled this of. The last 1/3 gets little bit goofy with cheesy dialog(in the wrong way) and the last action sequence felt too over the top compared to the rest of film. But in overall, a solid film, would love to see this character again.
Mikäs Maki täällä häslää?
PERKELE
I think sisu is grit.
Isn't there a measure of ... stubbornness to the point of stupidity? Pretty sure I've heard of that.
@@martinlarsen7354 I think it's called... Government
I’m surprised no one has discussed about the movies cinematography. The scene when the man stands facing the tank and trucks driving up to him as the soldiers stand in place is so unremarkably well captured. Even the beginning when you see the orange trees and terrain in the background of the dog and the journey he takes on his horse is so rememberable. This film is gorgeous and beautifully shot! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
When Aatami was about to drop Helldorf with the bomb, I almost had the urge to say, *”FINNISH HIM!”*
Just got out of the film! Got *DAMN* the lead needs some attention on him for getting so much acting outnof only ONE friggin sentence of dialog!
He talked less than Matt Damon in Bourne 5
10 words. Pretty talkative for a Finn.
Saw the movie a little over a week ago, absolutely incredible movie, went in without even seeing a trailer
Yep saw the trailer had to go. Is that beginning seen with the planes not one of the most gorgeous and incredible shots ever?! I dunno the cinematography in this movie blew me away.
🧢
@@WatchUrHead1💅💃
@skooly nugenator Well, what did you expect? It's from the same makers of the John Wick franchise. I saw the trailer to this when when I went to see John Wick 4. And I was blown away.
@@JeruTheDamaja3 same
Never ever thought I’d see a finnish film reviewed on your channel Joe! I’m glad you guys enjoyed it!
Sama täällä. What a time to be alive.
20:38 The plane sunk deep into a swamp. That's how he (and the plane) survived. Finland has a lots of swamps. There's a theory the country's name "Suomi" comes from "Suomaa" which translates to a "Swamp Land".
Haha I also think god is on this guys side. That pan was like made out of adamantium haha..
@@npcimknot958 Aatami Korpi had his "Captain America" moment with that gold digger's pan for sure. I grinned and chuckled when I saw that scene in the theater. 😁
He hung from a fucking plane boys (:
Also very Dr Strangelove with the bomb
Im so glad you reviewed Sisu, i almost everytime trust your opinions for games and movies. And this is not exception👌 and yea, greetings from Finland 😍
Its a swamp, not solid ground where the plane Lander.
Plane crashed into like a swamp, so it’s sunk, that’s why it didn’t “blow up”. Still super over the top, but you do see him coming out of the swamp like area. I was more impressed he found his gold while he was down there…
Wow. A NINE from Alex. Now I gotta see it.
It’s amazing.
Anyone looking for a Finnish ww2 flick about the Winter War should check out Unknown Soldier. Amazing action scenes.
Great movie indeed, I suggest watching the 2017 remake. They're set during the Continuation War though, not Winter War.
Suomi mainittu! Torille!
Veli
You actives if Finland never made a film before.😂
Perrrkele
In regards to the airplane, i think it landed into a marsh or bog of some sort, a rather deep one because the plane sank completely.
Ya, again, luck is on this guys side the gods are impressed at this guys gumption.
Yeah exactly. I mean he literally crawled out of the swamp. I wonder if these guys always talk throughout the movie cause seems like they miss certain elements they gripe about.
I'm going to have to throw in a quick comment about the plane "disintegrating" at the end of the movie. The plane dove indeed into a large swamp (quite recognizable to local folk). Apparently these swamps can reach the depths of even 10 meters, although 2-4 meters is more common. Still nonsensical, but I guess that's what they were going with. Regardless, if you fall into an eye of a swamp, it can be damn near impossible to pull yourself out on your own. Apparently this guy did just that.
I think the story of this man is a kind of an exaggerated amalgamation of all of the stories behind many of the Mannerheim Cross recipients. Here's one as an example from Corporal Fisk:
At one point, the company he was attached to was the target of a surprise attack by enemy forces. The young corporal decided that they needed additional support, and dashed away. To get his message through, he had to cross terrain covered by fire from 10 heavy machine guns, more than 10 light machine guns, other infantry weapons, as well as heavy mortar fire. Getting through to the own forces, he was then able to call in artillery support to save his company.
A year later the Soviet Union attacked and captured a Finnish strongpoint codenamed ‘Sevastopol’. Gerdt volunteered to take part in the counterattack to recapture it, and according to the records charged forward as the first man. Armed with a sub-machine gun and hand grenades, he took out tens of enemies, always heading for where the fighting was the fiercest. He also dragged the mortally wounded captain Toffer, another Mannerheim Knight, back to the Finnish lines, after which he swiftly returned to the battlefield. His example is quoted as playing an important role in ensuring that the counterattack succeeded.
Shortly after this he was decorated with the Mannerheim Cross, and in 1943 promoted to officer in the reserve, taking part in course number 57. He was wounded three times, including during the fighting at Sevastopol, before he was discharged after the end of the war in November 1944. End Quote.
I've read accounts much crazier than this. Liked the review. Liked the movie. Have a good one.
Suomi mainittu ja leffalle kehuja!
🇫🇮😎🇫🇮
SF PERKELE!
As a Finn, I love the fact that the main character said like 10 words during the whole movie, and those were at the end of the movie.
Exactly.
It's amazing how a movie with very simple plot, straight forward motivation can be so interesting and fun to watch. This is a must watch.
Can't wait! Unfortunately not available nearby so I have to drive a little further out to a smaller theater. But I'm hyped!
I just thought he didn't die when hanged because they didn't break his neck. Normally they quickly drop the person, but instead they slowly pull him up. He was just playing dead at that point.
I’m from Finland and a big fan of your channel. It makes me happy for you to notice our country, even if its over the top action film like this. We are usually pretty invisible to the rest of the world.
nobody is noticing your country because they made a movie. it's just a movie. movies are made all over the world and 99.9% of the audiences have no clue where movies are made or shot.
Hollywood shot more motion pictures in Canada last year than they did in the US according to the film institute.... and nobody knows...or cares. where movies are made is meaningless and not representative of that specific country's film industry.
We love this movie and Finland. And your metal bands! And those old Nokia brick phones! And saunas!
not invisible to metal fans :) \m/
As a Finn it's always awesome to see Finnish movies get credit abroad as well. It's also great to see Jorma Tommila as the main character. He is one of my favorite Finnish actors
So glad you guys liked this movie. Torille! 🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮❤
I feel so proud that a finnish movie is actually getting recognised outside Finland.
8:06 I think people forget that First Blood was a slow drama for most of the film, not an action packed slaughterfest. A great movie, my favorite Rambo, but Rambo First Blood II was more when the series went full on action.
I'm still salty you guys crapped all over The Northman last year. That movie rocked.
I am so interested in seeing this. My friend showed me the trailer yesterday, it looks great fun.
Just got back and damn I loved it. John wick spaghetti western is pretty accurate. It’s dumb over the top action in the best way possible.
I've been describing it as a cross between John Wick and (Don Rosa's) Scrooge McDuck
It's from the same makers of Johm Wick. That's why
@@JeruTheDamaja3I don’t think it is. Do you have a source for that?
I saw this movie in February already because I'm Finnish.
Rare Exports is another must watch by the same director, share the same main character and one of the young nazi's was the main kid actor in it. It's one of those movies I watch every Xmas.
To be fair, these are end of war nazis... they were pretty much exhausted of any quality troops by then.
Lt. Aldo Raines approves of the film and wont be happy until he has his 100 Nazi scalps.
Man just wanna make a deposit😆
Greetings from Finland guys.
I'm glad you liked the movie
The plane hitting the ground was bit stupid, but they did try to justicy it by having it hit and be swallowed by a peat swamp that are prelevant in northern finland.
6 million dollars.... super low budget guys... not really a lot of money... I can only get like 7 Lamborghinis with that.
It's a shame that gems like these are only shown in selected theaters as many will miss out on this. I know its not a major big budget Hollywood production but I wish they would have put a little more time and money into marketing so it would reach a bigger audience which it deserves.
It will get the attention it deserves once it hits home streaming. More people are streaming than they are going out to the movies.
Don't worry too much, it's already streaming on Amazon
You have to see the remade Unknown soldier movie from Finland too. One of the best war movies ever. PERKELE!
"He is not immortal, or invincible, he just refuses to die"
My wife and I really enjoyed the movie overall, that ridiculous ending aside. It was great and gory action, I was honestly surprised she went along to see it and enjoyed it herself. By the time our guy was going down in the plane, I was laughing my head off in joy, going along with the absurdity of the escalating events. Very fun time, and I'm happy y'all enjoyed it together!
The plane hit a swamp and sunk in there.
glad you americans enjoyed this film. i am from lapland and i've actually hiked through similar ground where this was filmed and its outstanding to just be there and gaze on the far horizon.
I think the wreckage from the final plane crash may have cost too much, coz every scene with the large plane was a CGI plane, maybe CGI wreckage would have looked too bad and they couldn't afford to make physical wreckage so they made the decision to show no wreckage at all. Him surviving the big crash was the single most unbelievable part, but the film gets a pass anyway, it was pure hard-hitting entertainment from start to end!
I misread the title as "Sifu" I thought they make a movie from Sifu game lmao
I've been excited for this ever since I saw the first trailer.
As a swede it is hard to admit, but the finnish are probably the last real men of Scandinavia. Great movie 💯
But we are not part of Scandinavia..
Fenno-scandinavia
@@pekkasiren4532 it's called fennoscandia, it is different meaning from Scandinavia.
Fennoscandia comprises the Scandinavian peninsula (Norway and Sweden), Finland and north-western Russia.
Finnish man during world war 2 era were more hardy that the main character in Sisu. And during Winter War were Finnish fought by themselfs against Sovient Union, was full of Tall Tale but real stories: Here is one of them. Called, miracle of Winter War.
1939. Sovient Union attacks Finland. Infantry company 40 that is made from senior citizens of Finland, with poor military equipment, is doing military refresher course, when company leader Major Armas Perksalo get note, that puts Ic40 into the war.
Armas and his senior company had impossible task at hand. Their job was to stop Sovient Union attacks and prevent them to go Sweden through Salla mountain. 1500 soldiers Ic40 included went against 20 000 Sovient Union soldiers. 18 december 1939. You could get anything from the sky: Water, snow, anything. And temperature was between minus 86°F and minus 104°F. Weather during that time was extraordinary. To Finns it was advantage, as Finns didn't have any high tech equipment of that time like tanks, or cars. To Sovient it was bad.
Part of the Finnish 1500 men decided to flank Sovient troops, but Finns didn't have any way of contacting to other Finns so nobody knew what anybody was doing. So Finns troops were scattered all around battlefield without knowing what others were doing, because of this Sovient troops started to be scared and panic as they heard sound of war all around them. They started feel like there were billions of Finns, that were everywhere. And all the sudden a Sovient soldier dropped dead into his truck. It was last drop to Sovient. In terror and panic they retreat, as weather was horrible nothing worked and they got kicked ass by punch of senior citizens who seemed to be all around them. Finns won that battle. And today on that same battlefield is a memorial stone that reads: "God was with us."
We Finns are hardy in real life too, almost as if we were biological Terminators with luck of Han Solo.
I saw trailer in front of Wick weeks ago. It worked. I wanted to see it just from that alone.
Lol it's a miracle the dog survived
The guy turned into an Avenger at the end and has more plot armor that would make Tom Cruise blush😄
Now I know I need to see this 🎉 Just so great to get good Finnish movie available globally. Thanks for reviews and special🎉 for manscaped adds. Happy for OJ😂❤ from Finland with love❤
The Plane sinks into swampy ground... lapland is probably 50% swamp (a bit of a hyperbole) so I think most finnish ppl dont bat an eyelid when the plane is just not there anymore. xD You can even see the guy crawling up from the swamp... yeah, you need a metric TON of suspension of disbelieve when watching this movie but I think its pretty damn entertaining.
I think I'm going to drive a couple hours over to the closest city playing this to see it tomorrow. If not tomorrow then definitely next week. *Edit Just got back from seeing this. Yes, an incredible movie. A few things where you reallllly have to suspend disbelief but I'm ok with it because I view this movie as a retelling of a legend of this man. Most stories get more and more embellished in the retelling, So in this telling, a bunch of his feats esp near the end are almost superhuman. But I didn't care. Nazis getting destroyed? Hell ya! Im going to buy this when I can.
Yes, suspension of disbelief is a must. Good movie, I agree.
9:24
The moment Alex said 9
I paused the video and went to watch to 10pm show the next day... And I'm back to watch the whole video after Alex's verdict 🔥😂
Simo Häyhä Aka the white death
Finnish sniper killed over 500 enemies. Believed to have the most kills out of any war. It would be a cool movie joe.
Whenever I hear WW2 and gold heist combined in a movie, I remember Kelly's War with Clint Eastwood. Different tone, of course, but one of my favorite WW2 movies.
The only reason I knew this movie even existed is because a movie theatre near my university has msytery movie nights every other Monday and they were showing Sisu last week
To make a hollywood looking action flick with a 6mill.. it's the embodiment of sisu in itself as a finnish guy. You just make it happen, build a solid beautifull table with some scrap wooden sticks if you have no other means or choice.
As a Finn, very happy to see this review. Personally I agree with AJ with his two points taking the number from 10 to 9. I Liked Sisu more than John Wick 4, because EVERYONE had magic suits which were bulletproof, and EVERYONE was supposed to be secret super-agent. It was like a parody of John Wick. Sisu has few issues, but still much less.
I'd give it an 8. A very solid, entertaining action movie. And a Finnish one at that!
I saw the trailer when watching JW4 of all things. I didn't think much of it but maybe will reconsider tbh.
I planned on watching it tonight but it isn't showing in any of my local theaters in Missouri. The closest one is 2 hours away. I called my local movie theaters and they didn't know why they aren't playing it. They said to check back next week and they might have it then.
If All AJ, OJ and Alex enjoyed the film, then it's definitely a must watch! ❤
I do want to add that I used a new term for this movie ... "gripping"no matter how far fetched unrealistic it grips you right to the very end.
I went and saw this in theater yesterday, definitely worth it if you enjoy action movies. I was the only person in my showing so I am guessing this is going to fly under most people’s radar.
OMG they reviewed this Finnish movie xD! And they loved it. That's so cool :). Sisu (basically "grit"). Torilla tavataan.
I'd like to point out that Aatami wasn't fighting for the Nazis, he fought in the Winter War against the Soviet Union. The Winter War is a very short war (3 months) that took place in Finland in 1939-40 when the Soviets invaded the country. The finns where only defending themselves, not fighting with the nazis. Fun fact. In that war was born an actual real legend. His name was Simo Häyhä, a finnish sniper with 219 confirmed killes, though he is believed to have killed over 500 enemy soldiers during the Winter War. Maybe the Aatami character was losely based on him.
Loved the lake scene. The cinematography was great and it was amazingly brutal.
The women arrived at the finnish soldiers, not Russians
Historical framework here: In 1944-45, Finnish troops pushed the Germans out of Northern Finland (Lapland), in revenge the Germans burned everything on their way. Some of my relatives lived in the north at the time and had to flee across the border to Sweden.
6 million USD but with a crisp pacing, cinematography and choreography, this is much better than any average action Hollywood movie, any MCU or any market movie. Such an impressive movie.
Euros, not dollars, but close enough.
The people who made John Wick know their shit. I hope they continue this momentum with other culturally based movies. Kinda take it in a Assassins Creed type direction, but make less "climb this big ass tower" and more like "tell this dope ass story and filet this fish".
Saw it today. Wish more people knew about it. But wow.. having the theater almost all to myself.. so amazing.
With the hanging part, apparently some people have taken hours to die from being hung.
I think this movie was almost really good. I had a couple problems with the movie. They obviously weren’t going for realism in some of the scenes, but some of it felt a little too over the top for me. And some of the interactions/dialogue felt too modern for me. Like every chapter name were proper nouns/verbs, then the chapter: “Kill ‘em All” felt like terminology we’d use today, not during WW2. And when the girl was driving the truck, looked over to the guy and lifted her head as a way of saying “sup” it just felt so modern, like nobody in 1944 I’d saying “sup.” Outside of some petty nitpicking though, this is a very smartly written movie, that I think Is still well worth the price of admission.
In Finnish we actually had another word for "Kill 'em all" that can't be translated. I guess you could call it an inside joke for Finns. For us it said: Tupenrapinat, which made us all laugh out loud. You actually say it to kids when they have done something bad and now they are going to get it OR like in this movie: The Nazis will get hurt soon SO badly.
i actually had got a early screening of Sisu from a mystery movie event but funny enough a lot of familes left the theater because they had no idea what movie it was go to be and yup it was amazing
I'm glad that in America is getting foreign movies and giving it a recognition like European and Indian movies
This is the closest thing we’re going to get to a Wolfenstein movie.
most badass scene, he points the pickaxe at the couple on the motorcicle, they have maschine guns, run anyway because the know they are fucked.
That last part with the planecrash is about swamps. The are tons of wetlands/swamps in Finland and there are tales of people surviving huge drops to swamps.
I'll wait for it on DVD, Joe!
I heard this movie is awesome!
Proves silent protagonists are better than the smug thinks their witty op character of y wood.
I still want to see a movie made about Lauri Törni aka Larry Thorne.
Maybe it should be a miniseries, on a second thought.
My opinion as a Finnish person is that many swamps at the northern periphery of Finland are actually quite deep and mostly water. So MAYBE the plane didn't actually pulverise or get disintegrated it could've been that the plane just "sunk underwater" and Aatami Korpi as the SisuMan survives the impact because he is a mythological immortal Finnish superhero
After reading about people Lauri torni and Simo the white death , chasing entire Soviet invasion off Makes me think Finland it's the land of legends . Maybe frost Giants were real and they fought them off .
If you like movies with little dialogue, you need to watch more Finnish movies. 🤘🇫🇮 (p.s. 'J' is pronounced 'Y', so Jorma is "Yor-mah")
I loved this movie too.
I give this movie a 9 as well.
Must see movie
This could have been a winning movie for Schwarzenegger.
"Screw your freedom!"
Yes, he would have been the big bad.
Or a feminin sissy. He sold his soul.