Only Few Seconds - WW2 Short film (Wehrmacht vs 506 Easy Company)
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As an American with family that served in the 101st and 82nd airborne. I was not offended at all, even though I was rout rout routing for the home team. This is a stark reminder that everyone fighting, on both sides is a human being. Thank you for showing respect for that fact.
German:
Als Amerikaner mit Familie, die im 101. und 82. Luftverkehr diente. Ich war überhaupt nicht beleidigt, obwohl ich Routing für das Heimteam war. Das ist eine scharfe Erinnerung daran, dass jeder, der auf beiden Seiten kämpft, ein Mensch ist. Danke, dass du Respekt vor dieser Tatsache gezeigt hast.
I'm a US Army Vet. I like the fact that you showed the personal nature of war and what a waste it is. Most of us were in out teens or early 20's when we served. I think the people bitchin about the clean uniforms and weapons, are missing the point. As a veteran from any country, we all have 1 thing in common, we will never forget.
Good job with your film.
Robert Riggs: OK. On the basis of your comment I’ll give this a try!
We do seem to shelve our humanity while in war. I was in Desert Storm 91 at 19 going on 20. I of course saw things that I will never forget nor fully understand. You're right though, this is definitely a great look into the heart of that beast of WW2 and a lesson we should never forget. Thank you for your service Mr Riggs and the writer and producers of this work. May we never forget ALL of our fallen and rise above upon their shoulder's to make sure their sacrifices were not in vain!
@@cynaptyc Your sentiments are very appropriate and absolute respect to you for them. I'm not American and am from a neutral country but can appreciate and am saddened by the lessons surviving fighting soldiers can only learn in retrospect. I hope your life is a good one.
Respect.
Another American Veteran (11 B & 19D US Army) who has become a fan of your work. I agree with the other veteran. Thumbs up. Great work. Truly a very good film maker.
Easy to forget that the enemy is just as scared as you are...
The real enemy were the Russian Communists
The germans were here to take over the world dont come with that bs as scared as you are they enjoyed killin innocents
@Carlos weren't tge Germans who started the war by invading the Russians. The Russians were justified to revenge the Germans perhaps in every horrible way they did it but the aggressor should never cry losses
@@westmax8491 your sick
Excellent presentation - Often non-combatant (and civilian victims) do not understand that "war has a life of its own". We (military) do not want to kill - it was part of my duties to my country, like my parents, grand-parents, etc... had done in the past. Then, your best friend, someone who is like your brother gets "blown up" or shattered to pieces. You cannot cope with that, "the show must go on", no time to figure out what happened, to heal, ... it becomes "them" or "you/us" and sadly enough, things get out of hand very easily - there is no time to think.
A captured "enemy" was brought up to me, the security detail undressed him almost completely (some carry booby-traps), I saw pictures of his family among the content of his pockets - it is crazy, I was shocked! I was surprised that in this wasteful war, these people (the other side) were like me, had families, houses, pets, kids... I will always remember the tears in that soldier's eyes when we took his pictures and a Rosary (Catholic) away from him, he was a human, he prayed, he wore a (catholic) medal, just like me. We gave him the pictures/Rosary back. It has been decades, still have the nightmares, the scars, the fears... Peace be with you all, Ciao, L (Veteran)
Wow! I have no words.
When snipers were caught, it never ended well for them. There was the sense that it was a coward's way to fight. Not true of course since being a sniper was a very dangerous profession, and if you got caught at the tail end of a firefight, it ended badly for you (as noted above).
All sides in the war treated snipers pretty much the same...snipers were routinely executed on the spot of capture...no questions asked. It was just something about death from out of nowhere. No mercy.
Some of the best snipers of the war were Soviet women.
@Ashwin Lakra Internet.
@@clarkewi Prowess with firearms has never been gender oriented. Some of the finest shooters I have even met & known were women. Some very young, some not.
A similar fate awaited captured flamethrower operators, or political commissars.
Really shows a realistic view of war at the squad level in WWll. The fear, the tense emotions are all there. We are all human.
I think that there is better acting in some of these short films than most movies that I have watched. This was awesome!
Totalmente d'accordo!
E' molto meglio di tanti film famosi !!
In the early 70s I was a young man in a US Army band stationed in Germany. We would play German beer tents all Spring and Summer. The old German soldiers would come sit and talk with us on breaks. "We are all friends now." And we were.
Yes. Its way better to be friends than enemies. And does not matter you are German or Russian or American.... hello from Slovakia..
@@pepelopez9301 You have a very beautiful country from photos I have seen!
@@weissrw1 photos dont tell you truth
Они бежал к вам в плен а наши их догнать не могли
My grandfather served the german army he was in the indian regiment he never used to speak about his combat days he passed away in april of 1990
All respect to him and to all soldiers that fought for their countries.
Respect for your dad bro
Brilliant Cinematrography and sound!
Makes you feel you are actually in this brutal battle...
Thank you for U/L MHWL Productions
von Australia.
Mick
Respect for great film making.
Short film, long memories....
History is subsidised and written by the victors. Even with 10 years without television, my learnings begin with real people. I am 55 now but I started talking to my grandfather about WW1. He was 90+ and bald from the war. He was buried alive. He survived and lost his hair. I remember asking him what it is like being 90 (not about the war because I was too young). His answer from someone who was 90+ to a child sitting on his Knee? "I'm the same person as before but old". Strange what you remember.
Very well done. Sad the loss of so many young men on both sides.
Great acting. Great plot. Great direction. Excellent!
I served for 38yrs in the UK Armed Forces and retired in 2010. I have served all over the globe. One thing I learned very quickly was that whatever side you are on it is only an accident of birth!
This is how man turns into a beast.
The strongest personal bonds that any of them would ever have.
Vietnam veteran here , Where were these kind of movies when I was a kid I'm 63 years old and this kind of film makes so much more sense than the stupid Hollywood versions of military battles God Almighty what a difference
Just out of curiosity, what year did you serve?
@@TheFinnfluencer I was wondering the same thing...Vietnam War officially ended in 1973 (47 yrs ago). If he is 63 now, he had to be 16 yrs old just to serve in 1973...the math doesn't make sense.
tdeseyn exactly, he also hasn’t responded so I think he’s been rumbled
Realistically well done short 🎥 film..kuddos...🇩🇪🇺🇸
Snipers were routinely shot on both sides...
Damn good job on this short film...
Wow. Excellent short. A full length feature would be great.
Also the GI with the Russian F1 grenade on his vest.
As far as I understand the film reflects the part of the March 1945 "Operation Undertone" - street battles for Hageunau, now a French city.
Very good, well cut and edited. I enjoyed it very much.
Thank you, your work will open the heart of a new generation of heroes.
This will only stop when the Lord returns.
He was never here.
Which lord would that be? And why would killing stop when this lord returns?
@@RedOrm68 I'm sorry you do not know Him.
This movie could not have happened with it's grittiness had it not been for Saving Private Ryan to break the ice with the honesty of war rather than the glamour. Bravo ten fold for making it real.
I always liked that saying where in peace, children bury their fathers and in war, fathers bury their children.
Where do you guys get your equipment?
Perfectly depicts the total waste of lives that come from war, no matter which side a person is on.
Well, you would consider this otherwise if you were defending your home and your family from raging animals like those nazi’s. Then you would try hard to waste as many of them as you can before you get wasted. And there will be perfect point for you to sacrifice your life so your children can live. There’s no place for bs in a war.
@@Pomer2222 I acknowledge all that you say. My point was, which I did not properly explain, is that because governments can't resolve issues they send people to war, which wastes lives on both or all sides.
@@carycoller3140 it seems a bit more complicated to me. And I have my reasons. My friend from Germany asked me once: why do everyone hate germans for them being nazis, when there is even more nazis in England? Well, I have a simple answer, but time can change my reasoning 🤷🏻♂️
This was a very realistic depiction of the gory side of war. The longer the conflict lasts the anger and animosity of the protagonists increases as details of excesses become more frequent and brutal. Wars should never be glorified because the truth is a lot different.
With war it is almost always best to act weak when you are strong and act strong when you are weak.
Let us never forget those who lost their lives for our freedom.
Great film
when ur dad says he wanna watch a ww2 movie and u know there's gonna be the part where they slow down to look at their comrades dying and their teammate gets them to cut the shit
Most all these short films are the best out there..
All just young boys doing what they thought was the right thing!
Problem is..
Its the old men who Tell the young ones what the "right thing" is..
Because its the young ones who's gonna die Because of the old men
Fighting for your country defending your country is the right thing!
@@dougregan4752 THAT, Depends..
If you're defending against tyrany and the oppression of minorities..
Yes.. its right and good.
If you're defending it Because some politician or other leader tells you to
Then you're a part of the evil.
One should never blindly follow orders.
@@SortenRavn You just described every country ever.
@@yeoldeyoungin9745 pretty much yea..
And who leads most countries?
Another excellent film. Thank you for it putting together for us viewers.
Superb!!!
No good end, no pinkish story. Just rough war. Well done.
Ich als Deutscher finde den Film echt klasse, schön das wir hier als Menschen und nicht als böse Mörder bezeichnet werden
Pretty sure both sides would not have just moved through quite open territory in such a haphazard fashion. Training teaches you to cover your flank, scout ahead, advance from cover to cover, never have all men exposed. And the first thing you do when any firing breaks out is hit the ground, not stand up, in the open, firing blindly.
I absolutely loved how you showed it through the enemy side and showed how they suffered. Amazing work. One criticism though, the American soldiers voices sounded automated without that like passion, like when the sergeant who shot the sniper was getting executed it would have been better to hear the hopelessness in his voice instead it sounded a bit dull.
I agree with all the comments below, very well done. Two thumbs up way up.
It took watching it twice, to get the English subtitles for the German dialogue...??? It was powerful the first time I saw it; and almost stunning the second time, as it becomes abundantly clear, that it is the young that die in war, and that young men, everywhere, are all basically the same. What a terrible waste. The movie, was awesome, even though short.
Excellent production values!
Excellent production.
Excelente...!! Gracias por compartir estos cortometrajes. SALUDOS!!!
"You just couldn't hardly believe it. I think I was just so goddamn mad that I wanted to kill everything. They [paratroopers] would say, "take this prisoner back to headquarters." But there was no headquarters, I had to take care of them myself, I had to feed them and give them water. I said, "Bullshit, I'm not taking them back," so I just let them have it. I'm old and I just don't tolerate that stuff anymore. I still feel so bad because I remeber a young soldier, he couldn't have been more than seventeen or eithteen, and he begged me not to shoot him but I shot him anyways. I still feel so bad about it." An excerpt from the book Beyond Valor, Ray Gonzalez. My Uncle Ray 82nd Airborne 505th Company C.
Es ist bekannt, dass für Amerikaner ganz normal war keine Gefangene zu nehmen u. Frauen zu vergewaltigen. Tja, nicht nur Russen.
@@ALEJANDROARANDARICKERT You're full of shit dude, we had nearly 400,000 NAZI POWs in camps throughout the US during WWII. My uncle hated NAZIs, after seeing several friends killed he vowed not to take any prisoners. The other Soldiers knew my Uncle had no problem killing NAZIs, that's why they brought the prisoners to him when there was no way to guard or care for them. Most US Soldiers didn't have the ability to kill prisoners. You should do a little research on the US POW camps in the US for the NAZIs, they were treated a hell of a lot better than the NAZIs took care of US POWs. There are even videos of former German POWs describing there stay in the US and how well they were treated.
He SHOULD feel bad about it.
@@sanctusexitium9956 POW camps ran by the Wehrmacht complied with Red Cross standards...they didn’t have the vast resources to give them as good a life as what was given in the states- that’s no cause for judgment.
Great film mate!
Brilliant .. thank you
Than Germans Americans are best in ww2
Excellent film. Really showed the true horrors of War. It is not fun, and War is hell. Only good thing about War is surviving it. Brave young men on all sides died for nothing in the end. Such a waste.
Excellent! good luck to you in your future films!
My grandpa was in the 82nd airborne as a medic w/captains rank! He carried a 30 cal. carbine;optional.
He was in dday, Market Garden, and the Battle of The Bulge where he was wounded!
He wasn't too enthused on talking about his horrible experiences in europe!
Very inspiring!! Thanks for sharing.
I like movies about World War 2 especially about German troops, from their uniforms, weaponry
This will give me nightmares for weeks!!!
He's. A. Sniper. They. Are. Very. Scary. Sir
It's about time someone produced a film such as this WITHOUT a German soldier having scars or other deformities. Hollywood's BS films always have a mean nasty German with scars on his face.
Excellent Film!
Interesting film. Interesting perspective. Common soilders (opposite sides) from the soilders in the Werhmacht. Like any other common soilder, wondering why they are there.
Really well done movie.
“Of course the people don’t want war. But after all, it’s the leaders of the country who determine the policy, and it’s always a simple matter to drag the people along whether it’s a democracy, a fascist dictatorship, or a parliament, or a communist dictatorship. Voice or no voice, the people can always be brought to the bidding of the leaders. That is easy. All you have to do is tell them they are being attacked, and denounce the pacifists for lack of patriotism, and exposing the country to greater danger.”
- Herman Goering at the Nuremberg trials
War, war never changes..
War is hell
so true
Awesome video
looks like those 506s guys found Teleporting machine in Normandy right after D-Day, and accidently get to the Eastern front (Russian F-1 grenade on 13:09), where they spent for 6 months, then returned back somewhere to Ardennes)))
Excellent
WHOA... It's been said over and over, but "War is hell".
Just what Germany was hoping for, another WWII movie to remind them of their past.
Ah shut up what about go back to the hole you crawled out of
Bad costuming with the kraut with the SS tab on his collar.
Sir full movie
I have seen a few of these and there seems to be a common mistake.The German Helmets appear to look new without any wear to them as do the uniforms.They definitely wouldn't look like that in the field
The brotherhood of men is something shown in this movie. I lost my best friend in HS and we were like brothers. He died in 2010...never forgotten like the end of this movie.
Real camaderie !
I can't wait for the full movie version. It is already better than some of the "Hollywood's best war movies" . Good luck to the film maker.
You are kidding, aren't you?
I would love to watch a truthful german version of band of brothers.
nazis were no different than the federalist empire, look what they have done and point fingers, look what they did to the south and still doing reconstruction.
They have Honor was my loyalty made already
@@douglasmcarthur5247 This is Band of Brothers 501st PIR E company Hagenau !!!
The best part I like about this movie is he actually sees the German soldiers as just normal soldiers and not just a heartless being that all the movies usually does
yes fucking sir
I like the part where fucking nazis get shot. I fucking hate nazi fucks.
@@arklat they were SS but plz remember not all germans were nazis.
Yeah just the SS were the Nazis, only a few in the wehrmacht but most of the wehrmacht were fighting for the country not for Nazism.
@@arklat You are narrow minded as fuck, dumb nuts.
To those who've been to war (WWII in all its fronts), they will not forget. To those who have never been to war, there's not not much to remember.
You are very right, my father was a WWII veteran in China, when he drank with his comrades years later, there was nothing else except the memories of those died and tears.
I am a veteran too from Taiwan army in peace time. While drinking with my old friends, we never feel sad, but those fun and/or funny things.
WAR does make people's life different.
Very profound.....not.
Well done. U.S Army Vet here and war is hell.
Keep going. Even as an American soldier, I feel for these soldiers even as they kill Americans. No one wants to do what we do, and no one wants to be affected the way we are.
This film was real in many ways.
+Josh Weaver RC
Hey Josh. This is always nice to read. I'm German and myself served for 6 years with the Gebirgsjäger (231. Battallion in Bad Reichenhall) Besides that also a Tour as part of KFOR in Kosovo. I'm 33 now.
I grew up with American WW2 Veterans (who decided to stay in Germany after the War or move here sometime later) coming over to BBQ my Grandfather hosted in the Summer every Weekend. He was a Waffen-SS Soldier and fought first with the 6th Division "Nord" together with the Finns up in Karelia against the Soviets and later was transfered to the 1st Division "LAH" where he fought against Americans in the Battle of the Bulge or as we call it "Ardennenoffensive".
During these BBQs he of course also had his former surviving Comrades come over. That Grandfather is now 100 years old and only one of these former American "Enemies and now Friends is still alive at 98 years old. They still meet for Coffee, Cake and sometimes a Beer, but only rarely.
My point being: It seems Veterans, especially in TH-cam Comment Sections are the only ones most of the time who don't spout Hatred and act disrespectful to whatever the Topic of the Video is about.
Just like my Experiences between former Axis WW2 Veterans and Western Allied WW2 Veterans becoming Friends many Years after the War, no Grudge to be seen, no tense Arguments, no Insults but instead mutual Respect, and of course friendly crude Banter and Jokes about another.
I hope that becomes more common, i've seen english speaking Media do a few Pieces the past 10 Years on Axis Vet and Allied Vet becoming good Friends after the War, hope we see more of these as long as they're still alive. Or at least that Fact becoming more common Knowledge.
Prost! and Cheers from Berchtesgaden, Bavaria
Well, the American had done the same thing moments previously to an unarmed kid on his knees so...it fit. I’m an Iraq veteran myself and I get it now. We treat the enemy the way they treat us. It can be very fair or very...not.
Danke, dass du unsere Seite genauso schrecklich gesehen hast wie deine. Krieg bringt das Schlimmste
English: Thanks for seeing our side just as horrible as yours. War brings the worst
Great movie!
I hope to see some new films soon!
Always liked such projects of simple people, without that well-known propaganda of Hollywood...
The only big minus i have noticed, is very "new" uniforms, but this has been already discussed by other people here. However, i think everyone can understand that this is because of small budget and not because of producers and other team members' work.
Again, Nice movie, looking forward for the new movies!
P.S hello from Ukraine )
I don't understand the complaint about new uniforms, at this time they recently changed seasons so new uniforms would have arrived.
These guys and ParaLight WorX do really good shorts, especially when one considers how low budget they are, and that they can't even afford blank firing weapons, so "painting" in the tracers and muzzle flashes is the best they can do. Would love to see what they could do with s real budget!
Every soldier fights for his country ( both sides )...war is horrid...history is written by the winners.
My father a WW II veteran related a story to me once when I was a child....he never spoke much about his combat experiences...but this one time he did.
While watching a war movie some SS soldiers shot some American prisoners...I said what rats they were for doing it.
He looked at me and said we did the same thing....he went on to say his unit had taken a prisoner...with no men to spare to take him anywhere...no way to effectively fight while guarding the prisoner...they gave him a cigerate and while he was preoccupied...he was shot in the back of the head ....unlike the movies or tv there was no animosity or joy in doing it...it just had to be done .
If they had let him go that day he might have killed another American or other allies .
Wars are bad and to be avoided by all reasonable means.....but when you're at war...you make war .
No compassion, no mercy, no remorse. All war relies on that principle.
chechatonga. "History is written by the winners'' What an idiotic statement. Who should write it, the losers?
chechatonga. You should read 'Rise and Fall of the Third Reich." By Albert Spear. One of the greatest WWll historical accounts of the war.
@@johnmcdonald9304 no, someone from neither side but saw it sal with no bias
I used to like the Tarantino movie inglourious Basterds. But now I'm older I find it a bit irritating. All the Germans are painted as the Nazis hellbent on world domination and destruction,from the lowest to highest rank. As we know not all Germans were Nazis and most were conscripts.I think younger generation s really lap this "goodie: baddie paradim ,but the world is much more complex than what these stereotypes describe.
Brilliantly done for such a small film. There's not enough films of WW2 personal accounts from the German side.
Generation War does a pretty good job showing the German point of view.
Revisionist history. The Americans never get damned fo the wholesale slaughter of countless millions of Vietnamese civilians in the 60's and 70's as an example. Germans were all "evil" and I'm fairly sure that is just not true.
@@chopchop508 Yeah, it's excellent. Well worth watching for anyone reading this.
Among the best of these short movies I've seen.
With squad tactics like that, it's a wonder anyone survived that war.
your planning for a full movie of this ?... likes awesome... finally a great ww2 movie :D blue collor is to much ^^ but big trailer... nice special effects and sounds etc thumbs up :)
congratulations, very well done, very emotional, none of the stupid big budget heroics, both sides well interpreted
Great movie! It is is interesting and enlightening to watch German soldiers being portrayed in a modern German movie production as actual people and not just extras or cannon fodder. My German Grandfather fought both on the French and Russian fronts (wounded twice). My great Uncle Rudi was captured at Stalingrad. This is kind of a tribute to them. That’s a good thing. They deserve it.
My father was an American soldier in Europe in 44/45. He turned 21 in some German berg on VE Day. He and I used to love to watch the series Combat! which, for all its hokey faults, was about the best WWII show you could watch from the 60’s Hollywood genre. He would have enjoyed this short film. I think my Opa Herm would have as well. Not much left of my Uncle Rudi after he got out of the Gulags in 1955. Not sure he could have watched it at all.
Anyway, good job. Thanks!
Thankyou for sharing!
th-cam.com/users/ParaLightWorX I think you will like these guys too. www.bitchute.com/video/IzcmLS7q7d5V/ Here is a full length movie showing the German side of the war. Only place I could find it as TH-cam strikes it down. I think you will enjoy it.
I was privileged to work for a couple WW2 German soldiers in my youth. They were honorable men and fair bosses which started my slow re-evaluation of the history I had been indoctrinated with. TBH, I think we would have been better off if the Germans had won.
Jeff Smith - thanks for sharing Jeff. Honestly, however, I can’t really agree with your last comment. I am generally okay with the concept of Germany reclaiming some of their rightful lands (ie the Sudetenland) taken from them after WWI, but that is as far as I can find myself supporting (or even understanding) their expanded “cause” in WWII.
But, with that said and as a Vet myself (no combat) I still respect the courage and sacrifices that the grunts on the ground made on both sides. The famous saying....”there are no atheists in foxholes” can, I think, be expanded to “there are no atheists or politicians in foxholes”. Soldiers are soldiers, for the most part.
But, again, thanks for sharing. I’ll check those videos out.
@@TheAirplaneDriver Thanks for your service. I come from a family with a lot of vets, so I mean that. I was presupposing that the US should have stayed out of both WW1 and 2. Look into the Balfour Declaration and it's part in our entry into WW1, Lusitania's cargo etc. You will have to dig a little deeper than Wikipedia.
It wasn't like I woke up one day and said, "Ruprect was a dick, but a good boss" and "Earnst was one of the nicest guys I ever met, so the story I was told about WW2 in school was crap." I noticed a lot of little things over the years re WW2 that did not add up. I definitely wasn't told that the Axis had made several serious peace offers before 1942! Take a look at, "A Jew In Auschwitz" by David Cole, "Europa the Last Battle" and maybe "The Greatest Story Never Told". You might have to go to Bitchute or Archive for them. Be well, and have a good winter.
Excellent post, you covered a lot of ground, and I agree with most of what you said.
_Combat!_ was a very good series, all things considered...I knew a lot of vets who liked that show, as it tried to be realistic even though it was a prime-time network series. Director Robert Altman got fired in Season One because it was _too_ realistic (he had cast members get killed), but somehow, the series continued along that gritty path for most of the 5 seasons.
However, I can't recommend things like _The Greatest Story Never Told_. While it tries to tell the other side of the story (and there are always 2 sides), it sinks into absurd propaganda...totally unlike these beautiful films that Pepe makes.
This was very well done... you most definitely have a talent, sir. Thank you!
What a great film. Well done. Too real for comfort.
Danke für's zeigen. Danke an die ganze Truppe und den Kameramann. Und das Ende verblüfft. Macht weiter so.
Excellent film Alessandro, and a fine soundtrack as well. Watched this one as I backtrack to your earlier works; you've really grown as a director and a composer.
Tired of reading comments about the cleanliness of uniforms. Maybe a little wear on the helmets and gear would be more realistic, but apparently most people don't know that soldiers washed, cleaned and mended whenever they weren't fighting, which was most of the time. Don't make your movies look like a _Mad Max_ film just because people think it should look that way.
That was an excellent effort! A mini-series would be really well received I'd bet. Greetings from Arizona.
Great movie. You have alot of talent. I once read a book called the Forgotten soldier by Guy Sajer and always thought that would make an epic movie. Keep them coming, please...
I read that book,when I was still A Marine in a combat unit. I understood very well the waste but also the beauty of brotherhood and survival.
Very detailed and authentic, well done!
Beautiful short, Danke
Jy ook dankie ek hou van duits
Good film. Some ppl here talking about why war and for what ideology do we do it. I went w some vets to the recruiting office. Not yet opened, so, many young ppl were in line in front. The vets had a film player that showed the clip of Jon Voigt's speech from "Coming Home" to the graduating senior class at a H.S. Afterward, We interviewed the kids waiting to apply for military enlistment. The film touched no one. The answers were all the same. "This has nothing to do with ideology. It's a job. I need a job and this is a job with decent pay and benefits." That is why people are willing to kill others. It is a job. Ethics go amiss when hunger creeps in.
Good video. Hopefully you get a wardrobe budget so they can look like they've been in the field awhile instead of everybody clean in perfect uniforms and equipment. I'd like to see somebody not play with the lighting and color so much but instead brining the tale and view as if this could have happened yesterday. Nice work
This video should have more views, is incredible
Luigi Maisto it has 6 million views but the baby dick suckers hide the real view count
clever ending indeed. love these shorts
I knew these guys were supposed to portray Volksgrenadiers, nice job dude!
jeez man I see you everywhere. HAHA every single war-based content video 😂
RoastyMyToasty Oh, so that's what you meant by hey again, nice, yeah I also have such a guy for Warhammer 40,000 videos haha, the world is a strange place.
+A. Soldier Yep! What a small world. Well, see you around mate. Cheers.
+A. Soldier Yep! What a small world. Well, see you around mate. Cheers.
This was overall great, the cinematography, sound effects, dialogue and camerawork, what I advise you work on is the conversations between the American soldiers in English, I understand for many of them English may not be their first language but as an English speaker some of the dialogue seems a bit muddy