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Just in case you. didn't know. Sisu is a Finnish concept described as stoic determination, tenacity of purpose, grit, bravery, resilience, and hardiness and is held by us Finns to express our national character. It is generally considered not to have a literal equivalent in English.
@@thatonegarlicinthesoup5543 Except almost all of those words have the same meaning. "grit, bravery, resilience, and hardiness" are literally different words that say the same thing. They're not separate traits - they're the same trait. It's actually weird that English has so many words to describe just one thing, whereas having a single word as the Finnish do makes way more sense linguistically.
Sisu means for me that you never ever give up. No matter the odds. It means the sameting as grit. This movie for me looks fun, but from a finnish perspective this movie trailer was to americanized. But gladly the word is out. When ever you felt ever breaking point, at the lowest part in your life, its that time you gathering the courage within you and scream SISU. Its a mindset we'll finns shares.
Sisu is the word for the Finnish national character. What it means to be Finnish. An unquestioning will to move forward to succeed even in the face of the impossible. When my Finnish Grandfather was in his late 80s he had a stroke and fell off a ladder and was paralized... he got better.. when he finaly passed in his 90s it wasn't the heart attack that killed him... or the second one he had in hospital.... or the strokes he had as well... no it was stomach cancer. The good lord had to call out a hit on my grandfather and I'm pretty sure the angel of death was asking if they could give him a pass.
One of my best friends is from Lahti and I already knew about sisu. But then I'm an Irish catholic in Northern Ireland. I lived through a bloody civil war. My granny had to sell herself into modern day slavery. We live next door to our colonial oppressors. We know sisu here too. Best description of Sisu I've ever heard was: Two soldiers are in the trench and bunker and it's the winter war of 1944, there is a platoon of Orks bearing down on them. They just look at one and other and say, we're going to have to dig so many graves tomorrow.
I liked Sisu movie. It is good mixture of good old 80's American action movie with strong Tarantino influence and story about war what is not so familiar to big audiences. It is not historically accurate, not realistic, but it does not matter. It is good action movie, but "Rare Exports" is even better action movie from same director.
@@RoninJoegenji0085 Yes. Jalmari Helander is director. Rare Exports is about the true story about pre-christianity Santa Claus (joulupukki, very similar to German Krampus). Rare Exports won Finnish national awards. About Sisu, main character is directors brother in law. Nazi tank driver is son of main character. Finnish movie making runs in very small circuits. My friend Mika Orasmaa is AD for Jalmari movies with exception of Sisu. I have met Jalmari at Mika's summer cottage after Big Game movie. Finnish jet set life is BBQ with random nobodies (like me).
Going to see this tonight, so excited! You guys are awesome, this is the first time i've found your channel but I'll definitely be keeping an eye out for more of your videos.
us finns are finally getting some recognition in the states! the title perfectly describes what it means to be finnish; determination, grit, and strength.
Nazis actually burned part of Finnish Lappland in 1944. Finland and Nazi Germany used to be "allies" in WW2, but in the end of the war, Finland went full Italian.
@@Nanakiyami Thank you someone who knows what they ate talking about. Im so tired of hearing "Oooh Finland was with the Nazis they some bad people" or similar BS
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Thanks for showing love to international cinema👏
Just in case you. didn't know. Sisu is a Finnish concept described as stoic determination, tenacity of purpose, grit, bravery, resilience, and hardiness and is held by us Finns to express our national character. It is generally considered not to have a literal equivalent in English.
Amazing ok so it's a saying. I like that.
That’s cool asf
Other than all the examples you gave, you mean? LOL
@@DavidStruveDesignsit's a word for all of those traits combined
@@thatonegarlicinthesoup5543 Except almost all of those words have the same meaning. "grit, bravery, resilience, and hardiness" are literally different words that say the same thing. They're not separate traits - they're the same trait. It's actually weird that English has so many words to describe just one thing, whereas having a single word as the Finnish do makes way more sense linguistically.
Hell yeah, first we had John Wick, then NoBody, and now we have, Sisu
Now extraction 2
dont forget bullet train but i forget if they did work on it or not
@@Johncool2 John Wick people didnt work on Sisu just same publisher.
Check gunpowder milkshake and atomic blonde
Sisu means for me that you never ever give up. No matter the odds. It means the sameting as grit. This movie for me looks fun, but from a finnish perspective this movie trailer was to americanized. But gladly the word is out. When ever you felt ever breaking point, at the lowest part in your life, its that time you gathering the courage within you and scream SISU. Its a mindset we'll finns shares.
He just refuses to die.. that's a SISU!! Proud to be Finnish ❤❤
All of these should be a cinematic universe. Wick , nobody, and now sisu
Sisu is the word for the Finnish national character. What it means to be Finnish. An unquestioning will to move forward to succeed even in the face of the impossible. When my Finnish Grandfather was in his late 80s he had a stroke and fell off a ladder and was paralized... he got better.. when he finaly passed in his 90s it wasn't the heart attack that killed him... or the second one he had in hospital.... or the strokes he had as well... no it was stomach cancer. The good lord had to call out a hit on my grandfather and I'm pretty sure the angel of death was asking if they could give him a pass.
Lionsgate bring back the excitement of action films👏👏👏👏👏👏
Cant wait for this. I'm a Finn. SISU is real....
One of my best friends is from Lahti and I already knew about sisu. But then I'm an Irish catholic in Northern Ireland. I lived through a bloody civil war. My granny had to sell herself into modern day slavery. We live next door to our colonial oppressors. We know sisu here too. Best description of Sisu I've ever heard was:
Two soldiers are in the trench and bunker and it's the winter war of 1944, there is a platoon of Orks bearing down on them. They just look at one and other and say, we're going to have to dig so many graves tomorrow.
Yeah I felt the gold was the same start to the gold plates that were in Wick and Nobody.
In Finland, this is what we call ''Monday''
I liked Sisu movie. It is good mixture of good old 80's American action movie with strong Tarantino influence and story about war what is not so familiar to big audiences. It is not historically accurate, not realistic, but it does not matter. It is good action movie, but "Rare Exports" is even better action movie from same director.
This is the director of Rare Exports? I didn't know that big win for me.
@@RoninJoegenji0085 Yes. Jalmari Helander is director. Rare Exports is about the true story about pre-christianity Santa Claus (joulupukki, very similar to German Krampus). Rare Exports won Finnish national awards. About Sisu, main character is directors brother in law. Nazi tank driver is son of main character. Finnish movie making runs in very small circuits. My friend Mika Orasmaa is AD for Jalmari movies with exception of Sisu. I have met Jalmari at Mika's summer cottage after Big Game movie. Finnish jet set life is BBQ with random nobodies (like me).
I feel like they've swapped in the n4z1s instead of those Orks who are invading Ukraine right now.
The trailer gives kickass goosebumps 🔥🔥🔥
I dig the new background color soo dope😭😭
Wow!!!. I'm hyped for this movie. I actually like the premise of this story more than John Wick.
This is closest thing to a Wolfenstein movie. Destroy them Nazis.
Ooohhh, yeah! This is what I rooted so much for so long! An over the top, HARDCORE, action movie that oozes "toxic masculinity" like The old days !!!
John Wick 4 was so crazy from start to finish, but this movie SISU, I need to see this movie. This looks so damn awesome.💯🔥🔥
Going to see this tonight, so excited!
You guys are awesome, this is the first time i've found your channel but I'll definitely be keeping an eye out for more of your videos.
I really must see this my self
New setup🔥🔥
us finns are finally getting some recognition in the states! the title perfectly describes what it means to be finnish; determination, grit, and strength.
Is it possible that the Gold he finds is the same gold used to make the gold coins in the John Wick Hotel???
Oh wow I love that idea
I wish the moves would be connected but sadly dont think its gonna happen.
Nazis actually burned part of Finnish Lappland in 1944. Finland and Nazi Germany used to be "allies" in WW2, but in the end of the war, Finland went full Italian.
More like "The enemy of my enemy is my friend". They utilized the Germans to fight back Soviet. They never bent the knee.
We had to use them to fight of Russia. If you have to choose from two buckets of piss, you choose the one which you can throw away more easily.
@@Nanakiyami Thank you someone who knows what they ate talking about. Im so tired of hearing "Oooh Finland was with the Nazis they some bad people" or similar BS
That was part of the truce. We had to demobilize our army, and drive away the Germans. Otherwise Soviets would come and "help."
I look this movie today and i love it.
Gonna see it. Gratuitous violence! And. A. Dog.
This movie DESERVES to get all the money in the box office!!! 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼
Looks sick and any movie that destroys Nazis gets my money.
This movie is dope
John Wick started something. It's like Tarintino 2.0.
COWA BUNGA DUDE. RAPH
sisu is great
I liked this more than Wick
It's his Viking blood that makes him so badass
Finns are not Vikings historically. We are just Finns but badass anyway. 😎
That was 14lb magnetic mine that stuck to his helmet ouch lol
Finn Wick Jonh Wick´s uncle
Just saw this movie last night; if wads a good one!
saw the movie, 7 outta 10
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more Finland
Christopher Lloyd would have been 6 years old in 1944.
PERKELE!!!!