This movie is just.. moving. There has been no other film that I have watched that I so frequently remember, and think about. There is something about it that makes it stick out from any other.. It is - to me - scarier than any horror movie, induces more despair than other war films or tragedies, and at the same time gives immeasurable happiness at times where the crew succeeds in something. Watching this movie, I almost entirely forget my normal existence and live on the boat, figuratively, becoming so invested into it.. And I think I know why that is. It is because it is real. It is real to its simplest decree, to the smallest detail. All the emotions the actors convey, all the things that happened are held so close to reality that it feels almost like a documentary.. And this is what makes it so scary, so sad, so moving. All the people you see dying; they were humans. they were alive. They had families, children, wives, parents, just like you and me.. And the war robbed them of everything, some even of their lives. We cannot even start to imagine the horrors the men in the boats had to go through, especially in the later years of the war, but this movie shows us a glimpse into it... and it is shocking.
This is so beautiful! I really like the beginning with the silent spaces, cuz it’s what the crew would have been hearing a lot of the time - silence. “Like the inside of a coffin”. Plus mixed with the melancholy notes it’s really nice. It’s also kinda eerie Thanks for sharing this with us!
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This movie is just.. moving. There has been no other film that I have watched that I so frequently remember, and think about. There is something about it that makes it stick out from any other.. It is - to me - scarier than any horror movie, induces more despair than other war films or tragedies, and at the same time gives immeasurable happiness at times where the crew succeeds in something.
Watching this movie, I almost entirely forget my normal existence and live on the boat, figuratively, becoming so invested into it..
And I think I know why that is. It is because it is real. It is real to its simplest decree, to the smallest detail. All the emotions the actors convey, all the things that happened are held so close to reality that it feels almost like a documentary.. And this is what makes it so scary, so sad, so moving. All the people you see dying; they were humans. they were alive.
They had families, children, wives, parents, just like you and me.. And the war robbed them of everything, some even of their lives.
We cannot even start to imagine the horrors the men in the boats had to go through, especially in the later years of the war, but this movie shows us a glimpse into it... and it is shocking.
A nice piece 🙂👍
I love this! Thank you for sharing!
Any iteration of this theme gives me the chills. Good job, this sounds amazing.
This is so beautiful! I really like the beginning with the silent spaces, cuz it’s what the crew would have been hearing a lot of the time - silence. “Like the inside of a coffin”. Plus mixed with the melancholy notes it’s really nice. It’s also kinda eerie
Thanks for sharing this with us!
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Joli.
Nice job! Is it possible for you to share the sheet?
Sorry pal, did it by ear!
@@injektilo24 Please could you replay it and save as a MIDI file? Lovely version.