Nothing found in war but,toll of lives, tears,destructions,misery,diseases .....still human being cutting throats of each other just for interest. Oh very much sorrow
I find it vaguely amusing that in the Somme scene No Man's Land is completely green and full of grass. The Somme was a major area of fighting from 1914, and there's no way that constant shelling wouldn't have torn up all the grass and turned it into a giant mud field by the beginning of the 1916 offensive.
These ww1 movies don't get the huge budget that other movies get, even ones of the same type (ww2 and Vietnam get the most attention) so they kinda have to go with what they get. Its a shame more people aren't interested in ww1 as much as other war movies. I would love to see historically accurate films for this period.
He should have used the Somme scene from the movie "War Horse" it is a better representation of what actually happened but focuses on one soldier in particular.
The fields at the Somme were as green as a shamrock and I don't know where you are getting your information from but the Somme was a quiet sector which is one of the reasons it was chosen for the attack. Tanks were part of the plan and the ground needed to be clear of shell holes. I find it vaguely amusing that you didn't know that.
Oh I'm not done yet. In july of 1916 the fields did not turn into mud until the rainy season which as you should know is NEVER in the summer. Sorry to burst your bubble in such a rude way but when you come across as if you know what you are talking about it needs to be corrected so more people like the other 2 that responded aren't poisoned with your ignorance. For Christ's sake they were agreeing with you.
+Ivan Gomes I studied History as well and conformed to what they wanna let us learn and what the hide from us! I continue to study TRUE History which never was in the History books we had!
You should check out Dan Carlin and his Hardcore History podcast. He does nearly 25 hours in WW1. It's called "Blueprint for Armageddon". And it is an audio work of art.
that's actually a British semi auto handgun made to be cheap to produce and able to be made in larger numbers and a lot of ANZC forces had them, it was like the British version of the French ruby
+Stuff 96 Oh? Please tell me what gun that would be. I'm familiar with the C96 Broom handle Mauser and the Luger P-08, and of course the Colt 1911. From what I understand though, the vast majority of officers both in Australia used the Webley revolver. Was there another semi automatic pistol used by the allied forces in WWI?
not a single indian soldier has been shown in action. we still have hundreds of thousands stories about the men who went to europe to fight for England but never returned. respect for all the fallen souls.
And the Turks in the opening are using WWII production US 1903 Springfields. Likely easy to get as former Cold War US aid from the 1950s. You'd think in Turkey you'd have enough Turkish Mausers floating around for a movie studio though.
They were taught to walk to keep their footing, viewing falling as a death sentence. They were carrying so much weight in gear that it wouldn't have made much difference. Someone, I think it was the BBC, did a test where they took modern British soldiers, kitted them out in correct kit, and had them run at an MG-08 firing blanks with lasers on them, with scanners on the men to read hits. By the time they got to the MG, every man was killed 11 times over. Speed of advance would've changed nothing. The Somme would've been a horrendous bloodbath regardless
This is bloody epic. Man, I enjoy history and epic battles! History is important. These movies are a beautiful testament to the hell that is war. We must never forget about these men. We must never forget that the veterans of any war from any side experienced terrible things.
that first scene, compared to beach landings of ww2 wow what a huge difference in machines used, literal row boats with machine guns at the front, then it gets all metal and mechanised in ww2
Everyone is crying about this group who isn't represented,or that group. The War was the worst conflict in human history, until World War 2. Just be thankful that you weren't around to be in it. God bless the ones who survived, no matter who they were
Brave men who gave their lives for their countries? This war started for no reason and it was fought for no reason and over half the people in ww1 were forced to fight against their will
I have to agree the war was tragic, but most men did not fight against there will, at least in the allies. The was a major spur of nationalism when the war broke out, many British men lined up to enlist. They though the war would be over by christmas and that they would go out for 6 months, the war would end and they would return heroes
thats the same for most of the countries that fought. more than 1 million British soldiers enlisted in a few months after the call to arms. more that 1.7 million indians. this number was larger in germany etc. most of the soldier that fought in ww1 all enlisted
@@christophercollum3272 Yeah, imo they should have used a revolver at least. Y'know, a P38 is a bit too obvious but yeah it's only there for a few seconds so it's not world-ending lol :/
People get everything they want these days. I’m 15, I’d say my life has so far been pretty hard compared to others my age, but nothing compared to the brave men in this video. World War One was probably the most horrific war ever fought, and those who survived were scarred for life. My generation are spoilt scumbags, the generation in that war were hard as steel. Nothing but respect and gratitude to these men.
Fun fact, My Great grandfather fought at Gallipoli and he was shot in the neck and was dying on the beach and then some hours later probably, some guy came to take his boots and uniform because apparently the New Zealand army's uniform was poor or something and when the took my great grandfather's boots they found his feet were still warm and they swapped his boots and took him to the hospital...
I had the honour of knowing my great great grandfather who fought in the first world war I will never forget the way he spoke about the battle of Somme the friends he lost 🙁
Hello sorry french production, trench actors,film in the place on the Real battefield. May ne one day you il come in France on hollyday if you have the time go to VERDUN. A town on east of France, then you can you can see how the war is so stupid. Many kilomèters of cimetery,about one millions man repose over there,trench german little england because they help on the SOMME(AREA).When you see that,sur you can t have any approuve for war thanks. Bye
@@IrfanKhan-tc9cv in french the name is "un long dimanche de fiançailles " in english " a very long engagemen" I think better to see in french and subtituls. One of the most best movie. Scénario ouawww scenes of battles are like you are inside. Good film
I live 2 min from there all i can say is thank you for all the sacrifice , we will NEVER forget . every evening the last post here for many years to come
I love how the first one on Gallipoli, the Australian officers are using German Walther p38s and the Ottoman Turks are using American 1917 enfields.. should be using Mausers..
The forward over the top attack at a slow walk . Complete with blowing those insane whistles to make sure the enemy troops were ready for them . Old generals living in the past were running this one . And the sad part of it all they were the ones who lived to talk about how brilliant their tactics were .
26:45 Far from their land as they made their stand They stood strong and the legend still lives on 1918 the great war rages on A battalion is lost in Argonne Under fire there's nothing they can do There's no way, they can get a message through Suffer heavy losses as the battle carries on Liberty division standing strong Far from their land as they made their stand A disregarded demand It's surrender or die and the stakes are high They live or they die, there's no time for goodbye Weapon in hand, they made their stand Still disregarding demand They would never comply, they would rather die Broke through the blockade, they were finally saved Friendly fire munitions running low The supplies, they were dropped upon their foe 1918 the war still rages on The battalion still trapped in the Argonne Chose not to surrender, they chose victory or defeat Fallen brothers resting by their feet Far from their land as they made their stand A disregarded demand It's surrender or die and the stakes are high They live or they die, there's no time for goodbye Weapon in hand, they made their stand Still disregarding demand They would never comply, they would rather die Broke through the blockade, they were finally saved Far from their land as they made their stand A disregarded demand It's surrender or die and the stakes are high Live or die, who cal tell there's no goodbye With weapon in hand, they made their stand Still disregarding demand They would never comply, they would rather die They stood strong and the legend still lives on Suffered heavy losses through the great war they stood strong But the memory of the fallen still lives on Far from their land as they made their stand A disregarded demand It's surrender or die and the stakes are high They live or they die, there's no time for goodbye Weapon in hand, they made their stand Still disregarding demand They would never comply, they would rather die Broke through the blockade, they were finally saved Sabaton
Thanks to the camera man for his courage he continued filming and survived the war because of him we can see how horrible the situation was during the war
movies will be movies, but that first fight scene would've gone much slower in real life considering bolt action guns have a firing rate of 15-20 rounds per minute and revolvers had a slightly better fire rate of about 24 rounds per minute
28:53 such a good film. The lost battalion was awesome and so well acted. 30:11 that pigeon is BOSS.. Even after being shot at multiple times little Cher-Ami makes it anyway ❤️♥️🙏
0:54 Buddy, I think you are SERIOUSLY overestimating the capacity of your weapon's range and power, pointing it at that armada of landing craft half a mile away...
Oversight on the film-makers' part. In film, the standard practice for showing visible ammunition is dummy rounds- the gun powder removed but the bullet present.
The '30s version had a quality of innocence and lost illusions that was superb, but the acting was pretty melodramatic, IMO. I thought they did a pretty good job with the '79 version and was really surprised how good a job Richard "John Boy" Thomas did as Paul.
Remember that was the game of the monarchs. And nice to know, the dear monarchs were all related to one another. While their subjects were playing this amusing game for them, the monarchs were leisurely drinking Tee, or had a delicious lunch. They banished their boredom with tennis or had their hairstyles done. Yes, the monarchs love their leisure activities, so they rewarded their subjects with a few coins, with her smiling face in it. Are there better people, than kings and their princes and princesses ? Thank's a lot.
My great grandfather 👴 my mom grandfather 👴 saved a lot of our troops and it cost him dearly he suffered the worst than any war worst he risked his life to save our troops But he did survive
man.... the movie with the canadians, I think its Canada, its one of the most brutal war scenes I have ever seen, in pair with Private Ryan, I am schocked
Nicotavo Nick when I was young, I watched the scene from “Saving private Ryan”, the German soldier slowly pushed a knife into American soldier chest kept me having nightmare for years
@@BigWillyG1000 How about "Marš na Drinu"? Do you remember? That little Balkan state of Serbia, bombardment of Belgrade, battle of the Cer mountain and heroic stand against all odds?
It wasn't just a beach landing, the entire campaign lasted 10 months. Allies heavily underestimated Ottoman strength with a mindset of an easy victory. Learning from their mistake, Allies in WW2 overestimated German defense of Normandy.
A really good and overlooked WW1 film i appreciate is called Beneath Hill 60. Came out in 2010. It's about Australian tunnel soldiers who spend most of their time underground trying to tunnel to the German lines to plant explosives. Its very good and detailed and claustrophobic. Just get past the scenes involving the love story which are flashbacks.
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3:38 Jack Black’s performance was incredible.
Nice lol😅
Lol🤣
WW2 Militaries: we need specialized landing craft to get our troops onto shore
WW1 Militaries: *row row row your boat*
German lose in ww1 gang bang battle
Gently down the beachhead
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5:59 sergeant definitly thought his boys would also yell "For France"
It's like when you make a joke in class and nobody laughs
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@@hardboiled5577 LOL that happened to me lots
One of my grandfather's brothers died in Çanakkale and the other two died in the Turkish independence War.🇹🇷
My grandfather fought in ww2 and in Indonesian War of Independence and he is still alive and died before I was born
@@Janua7ies so that was a long life
This guy's got 3 grandfathers lol
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7:23 best part of the whole video
WOAH
My dad walked in😐
Lol
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7:23 *FRENCH.EXE HAS STOPPED WORKING.*
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14:22 that moment give me chill in my spine
8:33 Half the players in battlefield during Operations
8:35 My reaction
Exactly
I spat my ice cream😂
Nothing found in war but,toll of lives, tears,destructions,misery,diseases .....still human being cutting throats of each other just for interest. Oh very much sorrow
Indeed 😂
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The soldiers at 14:52 should have got a morale boost by having James Bond's great grandpa on their side.
I thought he looked familiar😂😆
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6:38 i love how that French soldier blocked 3 bullets with his Rifle before he got shot in the chest.
bulletproof vest existed look up the lobster vest. but troop didnt weer them because they where heavy and troops rarely went over the top
Lobster armor is too bulky for that guy to wear
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people dont bother with ody armour. just use your rifle
7:36 and that german single handedly one the battle for them with his bad ass shoveling skills ;-)
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one-hand Shovel skill level 99.
This guy was coming straight from battlefield 1
"A bonk for you. A bonk for you. One for you... aaaand for you."
Girls on beach: *just having fun*
Boys on beach:
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Daniel craieg good actor
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23:58
Here is the famous shovel scene from Battlefield 1
+HiTmanTurBo hahaha
Except for a German killing an American in that trailer, while it's other way around in here.
what name this movie?
Yes, thanks
except there arn't many black snipers..
I find it vaguely amusing that in the Somme scene No Man's Land is completely green and full of grass. The Somme was a major area of fighting from 1914, and there's no way that constant shelling wouldn't have torn up all the grass and turned it into a giant mud field by the beginning of the 1916 offensive.
These ww1 movies don't get the huge budget that other movies get, even ones of the same type (ww2 and Vietnam get the most attention) so they kinda have to go with what they get. Its a shame more people aren't interested in ww1 as much as other war movies. I would love to see historically accurate films for this period.
He should have used the Somme scene from the movie "War Horse" it is a better representation of what actually happened but focuses on one soldier in particular.
The fields at the Somme were as green as a shamrock and I don't know where you are getting your information from but the Somme was a quiet sector which is one of the reasons it was chosen for the attack. Tanks were part of the plan and the ground needed to be clear of shell holes. I find it vaguely amusing that you didn't know that.
Oh I'm not done yet. In july of 1916 the fields did not turn into mud until the rainy season which as you should know is NEVER in the summer. Sorry to burst your bubble in such a rude way but when you come across as if you know what you are talking about it needs to be corrected so more people like the other 2 that responded aren't poisoned with your ignorance. For Christ's sake they were agreeing with you.
Well there would have been craters from artillery and also there would have been rain in the summer
german movies: show french getting slaughtered
american movies: show french getting slaughtered
french movies: show french getting slaughtered
You missed british movies showing french getting slaughtered
@@Dan-zc7ut oh dear yes, the foremost exporter of movies of the french getting slaughtered variety
Take into account the movie filmed on German writer Novell and describes a particular german soldier life. So the movie wold have finished if he died.
@Daf not at all, but okay buddy
France sucks
I'm studying History in college. And this War has a deep effect on me. I am decided to study it for the future.
+Ivan Gomes I studied History as well and conformed to what they wanna let us learn and what the hide from us! I continue to study TRUE History which never was in the History books we had!
Look for shield shock... That's the most horrible part of this war...
You should check out Dan Carlin and his Hardcore History podcast.
He does nearly 25 hours in WW1.
It's called "Blueprint for Armageddon".
And it is an audio work of art.
@@christopherdaugherty9344 What does Blueprint for Armageddon talks about? The whole war? Parts of it? The steps that happened before the outbreak?
@Alberto LP Ou mean shell shock.
23:52 Intro from Battlefield 1
BGmoder yup
Especially the bayonet to the hand and punching
@Bill Dao No shit Sherlock
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Wow these are a lot of great movies I've never even heard about.
They are all bad except for the lost battalion which propaganda tho
And the Aussie officer has a P38 automatic, not even invented yet. I hate it when they do shit like that.
that's actually a British semi auto handgun made to be cheap to produce and able to be made in larger numbers and a lot of ANZC forces had them, it was like the British version of the French ruby
+Stuff 96 Yeeep. But the one in his hands really is a Walther P38.
+Stuff 96 Oh? Please tell me what gun that would be. I'm familiar with the C96 Broom handle Mauser and the Luger P-08, and of course the Colt 1911. From what I understand though, the vast majority of officers both in Australia used the Webley revolver. Was there another semi automatic pistol used by the allied forces in WWI?
Stuff 96 OH, wow, I had never seen that pistol before. Thank you!
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Yeah, I never said anything about the P38.
not a single indian soldier has been shown in action. we still have hundreds of thousands stories about the men who went to europe to fight for England but never returned.
respect for all the fallen souls.
Him:battles of ww1 potrayed by film.
Battlefield 1 players:flashback intensitifies
3:32 a soldier using a p38 in 1915
And the Turks in the opening are using WWII production US 1903 Springfields. Likely easy to get as former Cold War US aid from the 1950s. You'd think in Turkey you'd have enough Turkish Mausers floating around for a movie studio though.
Maybe P-08?
Maybe a p-08
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@@deadfoxxx4307 it’s clearly not a p08
i like how this is a ww1 movie and there is a austraiian officer holding a german ww2 walther p38 XD 3:32
ultimategamingtime obviously a Turkish movie then
he had stolen a prototype)
isn't it p08
@@qrcun943 r u blind?
@@ultimategamingtime1515 woah bro chill he was just telling you man no need for that thats what causes this shit you see
7:24 Lé France has stopped working
Yeah, but they'll be home by Christmas though, right?
Wrong it was never said publicly
Simon Cowell????
RIP to all that served in that hell called war.
This shows how very traumatizing wars is.
bruh are u saying rip to terrorists
@@paprikaman1124 are soldiers called terrorists nowadays?
@@Lillstisse661 so he said everyone who died in war
Terrorists died in war too
@@paprikaman1124 it was world war 1, it was only countries that fought, not terrorists.
in the first scene, we can see the importance of grenades
Slaughtering each other accomplishes nothing for nobody any place or anytime.
And yet their sacrifice paved the way so you could ridicule them now
For a lot of soldiers in ww1 the last words they heard was ‘over the top boys’
or get hit by artillery on a random morning
And a fighter plane?
thats true
Yup.
Mother.!!
Quite sad to know that they were told to walk into death instead of run and get closer
They were taught to walk to keep their footing, viewing falling as a death sentence. They were carrying so much weight in gear that it wouldn't have made much difference. Someone, I think it was the BBC, did a test where they took modern British soldiers, kitted them out in correct kit, and had them run at an MG-08 firing blanks with lasers on them, with scanners on the men to read hits. By the time they got to the MG, every man was killed 11 times over. Speed of advance would've changed nothing. The Somme would've been a horrendous bloodbath regardless
23:56 I'm pretty sure where BF1 got their inspiration for the beginning scene now
Audio is messed up for paschendale
Passchendaele
Cherri Hall qd os filmes dublado ou legendado agora
Otimos filmes mas pelo menos legendas em português por favor affff
my turkish isthe gallipoli 1915 is the win
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This is bloody epic. Man, I enjoy history and epic battles! History is important. These movies are a beautiful testament to the hell that is war. We must never forget about these men. We must never forget that the veterans of any war from any side experienced terrible things.
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that first scene, compared to beach landings of ww2 wow what a huge difference in machines used, literal row boats with machine guns at the front, then it gets all metal and mechanised in ww2
I like how at 24:43 the guy lost his arm and is like
Wtf i thought no explosives this match guys
that scene looks exactly like the opening cutscene for BF1 lmao
Like that scene in saving private Ryan when the man on omaha beach in tryna find his arm
Apparently in the first scene the army storming the beach uphill didn’t believe in using their ships to shell the shore before they landed.
Everyone is crying about this group who isn't represented,or that group. The War was the worst conflict in human history, until World War 2. Just be thankful that you weren't around to be in it. God bless the ones who survived, no matter who they were
Brave men who gave their lives for their countries? This war started for no reason and it was fought for no reason and over half the people in ww1 were forced to fight against their will
I have to agree the war was tragic, but most men did not fight against there will, at least in the allies. The was a major spur of nationalism when the war broke out, many British men lined up to enlist. They though the war would be over by christmas and that they would go out for 6 months, the war would end and they would return heroes
+Tomaž Uršič: There is no "no reason" war.
+Tomaž Uršič This war was bullshit.
"you know nothing ..." tomaz
thats the same for most of the countries that fought. more than 1 million British soldiers enlisted in a few months after the call to arms. more that 1.7 million indians. this number was larger in germany etc. most of the soldier that fought in ww1 all enlisted
3:32 Ah yes, standard Commonwealth Walther P38.
And the Turks are using 1917 enfields, most retarded war movie I’ve seen
Who cares? It's on screen for like a minute
@@christophercollum3272 it’s a GERMAN P38, being used by an AUSTRALIAN in 1915
@@christophercollum3272 Yeah, imo they should have used a revolver at least. Y'know, a P38 is a bit too obvious but yeah it's only there for a few seconds so it's not world-ending lol :/
And the turkish are using springfield 1903
And some people thinks that 2020 is the worst in history, because they can't go for the trip
People get everything they want these days. I’m 15, I’d say my life has so far been pretty hard compared to others my age, but nothing compared to the brave men in this video. World War One was probably the most horrific war ever fought, and those who survived were scarred for life. My generation are spoilt scumbags, the generation in that war were hard as steel. Nothing but respect and gratitude to these men.
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Fantastic video you must remember the battle of tanemberg as well between germans and Russians
This is the best video I've ever seen it's the best video in the whole world
rest in peace brother and fallen soldiers 😭😭😭😢😢😢😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😩😖😞
All Quiet On The Western Front was one of John-boy's best performances.
Fun fact, My Great grandfather fought at Gallipoli and he was shot in the neck and was dying on the beach and then some hours later probably, some guy came to take his boots and uniform because apparently the New Zealand army's uniform was poor or something and when the took my great grandfather's boots they found his feet were still warm and they swapped his boots and took him to the hospital...
Your father is a hero ☺️
Same thing happened to my great great uncle. Some guy came to take his boots and he woke up and I think they both scared each other.
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@@scp-ti6dd *great grandfather but thank you
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They didn’t have to row themselves to their own deaths on D-Day. Glad they fixed that up for the troops.
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Folks talk about how horrible the Normandy landings were.
Nobody talks about the nightmare that was Gallipoli.
Nice video
I had the honour of knowing my great great grandfather who fought in the first world war I will never forget the way he spoke about the battle of Somme the friends he lost 🙁
Can you tell me about it?
It’s alright now. They are in a better place, where peace is always a thing
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7:42 German soldier: Kills 1 France soldier when Pongin' to his helmet with a shovel, and next pong to
*Next meanwhile in battlezone: **7:44*
6:51 Did someone just get punched out by the air?
I think so...
No jah punched him lol
I point out in the 1st World War there were 600,000 deaths on the Italian front as well.
By far the second scene is the best, from the French (American produced) film "Un long dimanche de fiançailles/a very long engagement".
Hello sorry french production, trench actors,film in the place on the Real battefield.
May ne one day you il come in France on hollyday if you have the time go to VERDUN. A town on east of France, then you can you can see how the war is so stupid. Many kilomèters of cimetery,about one millions man repose over there,trench german little england because they help on the SOMME(AREA).When you see that,sur you can t have any approuve for war thanks. Bye
What's the name of this movie??
@@IrfanKhan-tc9cv in french the name is "un long dimanche de fiançailles " in english " a very long engagemen"
I think better to see in french and subtituls. One of the most best movie. Scénario ouawww scenes of battles are like you are inside. Good film
6:51 *BEST WOUNDED SOUND*
Yeah lol
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thanks to the Canadians, passchendale was able to be captured after many tried. Very proud of my country!
I'm in the same boat
COME ON ENGLAND
I live 2 min from there all i can say is thank you for all the sacrifice , we will NEVER forget . every evening the last post here for many years to come
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Any movie made about WW1 without mentioning the British army is by definition false. Period!
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really felt that one 5:26
THIS IS AMAZING. Thank you!! This helps so much in teaching wwi
19:44 most brutal battle i´ve ever seen
Cant believe i forgot that scene, the melodrama in pashendale is a little much, but it has to be the best depiction of ww1 battles to date.
The pacific is even more intense
@@BigBodyChoji no is pacific war is Somme ._.
Yeah, I heard men even drowned in the thick mud
I like how its 1944 the date of the ttack on normandie ww2
I love how the first one on Gallipoli, the Australian officers are using German Walther p38s and the Ottoman Turks are using American 1917 enfields.. should be using Mausers..
24:06 battlefield 1 storm of steel scene
They copied everything perfectly
Yea
pure insanity which devoured millions of innocents.
The forward over the top attack at a slow walk . Complete with blowing those insane whistles to make sure the enemy troops were ready for them . Old generals living in the past were running this one . And the sad part of it all they were the ones who lived to talk about how brilliant their tactics were .
Innocents ? MEN !!!
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I feel so bad for the guy at 12:05
So basically Gallipoli was like the Normandy of WWI
Yeah except it didn't work out in our favour
Nothing like Normandy.
11:13 this scene was so heavy. I can’t even imagine the emotions of being in that type of situation.
That kill is worthless knowing he would have died anyways later in the war (referring to German)
@@stephenlancedennee513 so would the french.
26:45
Far from their land as they made their stand
They stood strong and the legend still lives on
1918 the great war rages on
A battalion is lost in Argonne
Under fire there's nothing they can do
There's no way, they can get a message through
Suffer heavy losses as the battle carries on
Liberty division standing strong
Far from their land as they made their stand
A disregarded demand
It's surrender or die and the stakes are high
They live or they die, there's no time for goodbye
Weapon in hand, they made their stand
Still disregarding demand
They would never comply, they would rather die
Broke through the blockade, they were finally saved
Friendly fire munitions running low
The supplies, they were dropped upon their foe
1918 the war still rages on
The battalion still trapped in the Argonne
Chose not to surrender, they chose victory or defeat
Fallen brothers resting by their feet
Far from their land as they made their stand
A disregarded demand
It's surrender or die and the stakes are high
They live or they die, there's no time for goodbye
Weapon in hand, they made their stand
Still disregarding demand
They would never comply, they would rather die
Broke through the blockade, they were finally saved
Far from their land as they made their stand
A disregarded demand
It's surrender or die and the stakes are high
Live or die, who cal tell there's no goodbye
With weapon in hand, they made their stand
Still disregarding demand
They would never comply, they would rather die
They stood strong and the legend still lives on
Suffered heavy losses through the great war they stood strong
But the memory of the fallen still lives on
Far from their land as they made their stand
A disregarded demand
It's surrender or die and the stakes are high
They live or they die, there's no time for goodbye
Weapon in hand, they made their stand
Still disregarding demand
They would never comply, they would rather die
Broke through the blockade, they were finally saved
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7:25-7:26 when school starts in an hour
Thanks to the camera man for his courage he continued filming and survived the war because of him we can see how horrible the situation was during the war
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They missed the film Joyeux Noel set in 1914.
Weird to not show the 1930s All Quiet on the Western Front, it and A Very Long Engagement are really in a tier above the rest of these.
WWI combat would really suck. Over the top into the unknown, either death or horrible pain when wounded. These soldiers experienced hell on earth.
25:07. jesus christ he's what? 10 years old? holy shit....
I believe so, from what I know they (German army) recruited boys at the age of 12 because of their lack of man power
what name this movie?
Sir Cluelesss that was in ww2 in ww1 they recruited mans at the age of 18 and voluntary at age of 17
Jimmy Cao maybe a soldier who faked their age
Back then they wouldn't really care how old
Ottomans did it too but kids went war themselfs no one wanted it
Couldn't you start from 1914?
***** there is many and i hope you didn't pick British Empire/American movies. but that's fine
movies will be movies, but that first fight scene would've gone much slower in real life considering bolt action guns have a firing rate of 15-20 rounds per minute and revolvers had a slightly better fire rate of about 24 rounds per minute
Even "War Horse" works for 1914.
Emperor Krell The lee enfield has a cyclic rate of fire of 47 rounds per minute, and the G-95 has a rate of fire of about 40
Timothy O War Horse wouldn't work for 1914 because the Germans had Stalhelm helmets which weren't issued until 1916
Amazing and tragic history that never forget in our hole life
28:53 such a good film. The lost battalion was awesome and so well acted. 30:11 that pigeon is BOSS.. Even after being shot at multiple times little Cher-Ami makes it anyway
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Holy shit. Everytime you switch movie I got a instinctive reaction to computer crashing. That sound is really weird.
laszu HEY DONT SWEAR KIDS WATCH UA-cam IDIOT
Dead Foxxx lmao
0:54
Buddy, I think you are SERIOUSLY overestimating the capacity of your weapon's range and power, pointing it at that armada of landing craft half a mile away...
It was more like 300 to 500 yards away which is like .2 miles lol
@@jar8808 I thought it looked a bit further myself, but either way, I'd not bother pointing a revolver at them from there, myself!
Its the thought that counts
I see dead men in this video, it's so sad that the war to end all wars didn't end nothing but just dead to these men.
1:26 That revolver is empty
Oversight on the film-makers' part. In film, the standard practice for showing visible ammunition is dummy rounds- the gun powder removed but the bullet present.
25:07 when you lose Internet mid battle
Who’s watching on 11 november 2019?
Me
.Have a merry Christmas.
@@zlatko8051 same goes to you😉
Not me 😥
Nope 2020 the worst year ever
To the Canadians who fought and died at Pachendale, LONG LIVE CANADA
As a Turk, for some reason, I see the Gallipoli landing as the Normandy landing of the 1st World War
the 1930 version of "All Quiet on the Western Front" is much better than the 1979 one, I think. good post, though.
The '30s version had a quality of innocence and lost illusions that was superb, but the acting was pretty melodramatic, IMO. I thought they did a pretty good job with the '79 version and was really surprised how good a job Richard "John Boy" Thomas did as Paul.
KevinatorPhase1 better not say that to john boy. He Was also in the Red badge of courage
Timeline of WW1
*SHOWS ALMOST ONLY THE WESTERN FRONT*
13:19 I didn't know Daniel Craig was in this movie
15:09 and Vasily Zaytsev from Enemy at The Gates
My teammate knocked out in battlefield, and i don't know how to revive,
7:24
Legends says that the camera man is faster than flying bullet
Remember that was the game of the monarchs.
And nice to know, the dear monarchs were all related to one another.
While their subjects were playing this amusing game for them, the monarchs were leisurely drinking Tee, or had a delicious lunch. They banished their boredom with tennis or had their hairstyles done.
Yes, the monarchs love their leisure activities, so they rewarded their subjects with a few coins, with her smiling face in it.
Are there better people, than kings and their princes and princesses ?
Thank's a lot.
Agree!! Spasibo!!
But you know that absolute power was owned by Monarch only in Russia right ? And mainly politicians and generals wanted war ?
My great grandfather 👴 my mom grandfather 👴 saved a lot of our troops and it cost him dearly he suffered the worst than any war worst he risked his life to save our troops
But he did survive
Thank God
He was the backbone
@@maximummax9851 if he was killed then likely ww1 would be a different story
He was never the same my great grandfather after the war the war changed him his mind went bad and had to have gone mad
man.... the movie with the canadians, I think its Canada, its one of the most brutal war scenes I have ever seen, in pair with Private Ryan, I am schocked
More brutal is like all the combat from the HBO mini series "The Pacific."
Benign Gamer Now that you said that, I remember. The airport battle at Peleliu or at Okinawa were insane
+Nicotavo Nick peleiu was definitely the most gruesome
Nicotavo Nick but that's just a movie. Whites hate war. They don't destroy life.
Whites = peace, love, life, happiness
Nicotavo Nick when I was young, I watched the scene from “Saving private Ryan”, the German soldier slowly pushed a knife into American soldier chest kept me having nightmare for years
I’m Australian and it was heartbreaking seeing the ANZACs rowing onto shore before being cut to shreds as soon as they left their boats.
That's a certified among us moment
I just couldn't get past that. But what soldiers! Had to edit because as I read through comments the tears were/are still on my face.
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8:08...is this Star was now
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All quite on the western front
The first one should be "Joeux Noel", december 1914
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Or the cavalry charge in War Horse. That's prior to the Battle of Mons so probably August or September 1914. Well before the trenches.
@@BigWillyG1000 How about "Marš na Drinu"? Do you remember? That little Balkan state of Serbia, bombardment of Belgrade, battle of the Cer mountain and heroic stand against all odds?
I love that movie, i dont know why it wasnt here
What a great grouping of WW1 movies
Just imagine if one of these was a Michael bay movie
U r Amazing lol yeah people will be getting their limbs blown off
It would be historically accurate
Adam Cole holly shit that would be awesome
Ww2 woud be better because of more explosives and ability to do that
But ww1 is good too
So the Gallipoli campaign was basically a failed WWI version of d-day.
Yup
It wasn't just a beach landing, the entire campaign lasted 10 months.
Allies heavily underestimated Ottoman strength with a mindset of an easy victory.
Learning from their mistake, Allies in WW2 overestimated German defense of Normandy.
@@zainahmed6502 true
@@zainahmed6502 DDay if you find yourself in a fair fight your battle plan is wrong.
A really good and overlooked WW1 film i appreciate is called Beneath Hill 60. Came out in 2010. It's about Australian tunnel soldiers who spend most of their time underground trying to tunnel to the German lines to plant explosives. Its very good and detailed and claustrophobic. Just get past the scenes involving the love story which are flashbacks.
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Lost Battalion: By far Rick Schroeder's best role ever. Maj. Whittelsea was a real hero.
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