*S.O.S Titanic* is a better version of the Jack and Rose version. Trust me, if you're into sad movies you should definitely watch that version of Titanic, it's more realistic and 10x sadder.
@@morgs456 That's very decent of you. It must not be forgot that those people shoved into that metal tube had no sincere fervour for whatever cause put them there, they were just people told what to do.
War movies have to be like that. No great hero who shoots down hundreds of enemies and no bias for any country which fought in WW2, especially the USA. A good war movie like this has to illustrate, how terryfing a war can be.
While Das Boot certainly has less of that than most movies from other countries, you can still see some glorification of war-like adventure indirectly, even though the characters state open disgust and embitterment towards this ideal. I think that's actually very well done. Another book-turned-movie which I think does the same is 'The Unknown Soldier', even though it's hard to appreciate if you don't know the language (it uses dialects to denote different cultural tensions, among other things), and the movie had a much smaller budget than Das Boot, obviously.
My Scout Troop watched this film in the torpedo room of a Gato class sub. This theme echoing off the bulkheads and mingling with the diesel stink was a surreal once in a lifetime experience.
Before I saw Das Boot in the theater a friend of mine told me that it was a German film with English subtitles, then he added, within five minutes you will not even notice the subtitles, he was dead on. The movie was so well made, the cast so superb lead by the amazing Jurgen Prochnow, it's one of my favorite movies. Sehr gut gemacht!
Nothing but under 7 year old kids programs is broadcasted here dubbed, and never has been. We have managed with subtitles very well. Its great way to teach foreign languages to whole population. I predict Finns would go to barricades if any TV channel tries broadcast anything dubbed.
@@kimmoj2570 Swede here. I concur. I watched Im Westen Nichts Neues (All Quiet On The Western Front) on Netflix and something felt just completely off. I had to look up if the actors had had so bad English they had to be dubbed, and with a terrible lip sync at that. No, it just turned out that Netflix thought I wanted to see it in English. No way. I found the button for original language and watched the whole thing in German with subtitles (which I have forgotten if they were Swedish or English, but I might as well have switched on German subtitles because I know the language). Original language is always the best choice, even for Korean. What subtitles you choose is up to you.
People are comparing this movie to Hunt for Red October, but I think Das Boot is by far better. It is less cliche-laden, has more realism, better dialogues, better acting and let's you feel how the soldiers at that time really felt - though I admit both have an equally great soundtrack
They really did. The cast and crew had to undergo similar confinement (though for shorter periods of time) since it took upwards of a year to film in confined spaces inside of the authentic mock-up U-Boat interior they made for the film. The cast not only had to be able to move like a real U-Boat crew, but the crew had to setup to tight quarters to capture all of the shots.
It has this adventurous attitude in the main motif, like the young men who sailed aboard Uboat crews who were often young and naive, seeing Uboat service as an opportunity for adventure, but the overall tone is forboding and vaguely menacing, such was the reality of their situation, whether or not they realised it at first.
Curious that everyone talks about the movie, but nobody talks about this piece, which is fantastic. Without this music, the film would not be as powerful. The main melody is profound and immerses you in the deep and when the guitar starts, it leaves you alone in the middle of a sea of melancholy.
R.I.P Wolfgang Petersen. This is one of my grandpa's favourite movies and now I was watching it with him for the first time in the 1987 miniseries version. One episode left and this tragedy happens yesterday. I have got to say, what a great legacy you left us Mr. Petersen
To Seba Ramirez. Glad you and your grandpa enjoyed this excellent programme! I love the music, too. And also the dance version of the tune, which got into the charts!
My grandfather served on a U-boat during WW2, but he never talked about the war for obvious reasons . The only war related thing he ever mentioned was that this movie was very accurate…
My Grandfather was in the Navy in ww2 as well. I was too young g to fully understand why he didn’t talk about it before he passed away. Now that I am much older, I understand why maybe he did not want too..
@@georgejacob3162 The English sailors hated the Uboat crews because of the menace they posed to them on the Atlantic, but they also felt terrible for them, particularly the hydrophone operators aboard English ships who sometimes reported being able to hear their panic and their screams as they depth charged them, or the sound of their uboats imploding as they sank. Despite their hatred for the German Uboat fleet, most of them could agree that Uboat service was filled with terrible ways to die that no one deserved.
I saw this on Netflix once before it was removed and from the first second I was glued to my screen, this movie is a masterpiece!. I actually ordered the book from Amazon years later.
I remember watching this movie in the early 90's on TV, being a teenager. It totally blew my mind. The movie became part of my top-10 best movies ever made. RIP Wolfgang Petersen
Not usually a war film fan but this is one of the best films ever made. The way the actors and director really convey the underwater tension is brilliant.
Das Boot really shows the realism of submarine warfare at that time. Endless, tiring, hopeless fight. While the destroyer is depth charging you all you can do is dive, hide and hope for the best.
Why are there so many people who want to compare this one with other Submarine movies? It is not Crimson Tide. It is not The hunt for Red October. It is not The enemy below. It is not Run silent run deep. And it certainly is not Ice Station Zebra. It is DAS BOOT. Let's take it as what it is - a movie which can bring tears in your eyes because of the right reasons ...
It's also not U-571. I heard that the same U-Boot set was used in U-571 and that Wolfgang Peterson was not very pleased with the condition of the U-Boot after filming had finished on U-571!
When the captain and almost all of the crew died at the end of the movie, my jaw dropped in shock. There's just something about the fact the U-Boat crew had gone through unfathomable terrors, doing things like SURVIVING destroyer ASW bombs, RESURFACING A SUNKEN SUBMARINE, escaping the royal navy WITH the busted-up submarine, and then come back to be welcomed back by their country. Then a surprise air bombing diminishes the momentary feeling of joy and success by finishing the crew off right when they thought they were safe. Worst of all, the last thing the Captain saw before he died from his wounds was the U-Boat sinking underneath the water, right after he and his sailors worked extremely hard to bring it back from the sea that inevitably became its grave. Another thing about the ending is that, once you think about it, this would just be documented as another casualty of war, and little will ever be known about just what happened on board the submarine during it's sail. This soundtrack here sums it all up perfectly. This movie deserves every award it got and more
Watched this move when I was 9 years old and it has been my favourite from then on. This theme (especially the first part and the last part) still brings tears to my eyes.
Same 😢 "They haven't spotted us! They're all snoring in their bunks! Or you know what? They're drinking in the bar! Celebrating our sinking! Not yet, my friends! NOT YET!"
Das Boot is a fantastic piece of Cinema because it takes you through every range of human emotion that's possible. When the boat those down to the bottom of the Straits, that is one of the most intense scenes in film ever. Fantastic and a true masterpiece
My great grandfather was on that boat!! They gave him questions and tips how to make the movie. His name is kriechbaun and they say his name in the movie. I myself is German and still learning English :)
Bushrod Rust Johnson actually, some of them didn’t believe in the regime. Nobody deserves a death like that. With no where to go, no where to run, no where to hide. I would’ve preferred being gassed then dying in a sub. Nobody deserved war, it’s not the german soldiers faults, they were fighting for what they believe in, it’s the higher ups faults they got put in that situation.
@@MilwaukeeF40C no. Kriegsmarine usually disrespected hitler. In the movie crew make fun out of Göering. German troops wanted just to give a payback for how they were treated after ww1.
@@MilwaukeeF40C How brave of you behind your computer screen. What a great resistant you would have been. You would have aquired an education and free thinking by your intelligence alone and would have stood up to the regime valiantly back then I am sure. These men, whatever they were thinking, whatever bullshit propaganda they beleived in, were victimes of their time. I still wonder to this day how u-boats didn't all sink carrying these sailors huge balls..
"not yet my friends, not yet!!!! *dies 15 minutes later* that was the biggest emotional roller-coaster ever...and the film tells you they will die in the beginning saying only 10,000 survived out of 40,000 but you get so wrapped up into it you forget.....my top 5 best films ever made it would be number 3 only because the length makes it hard to just rewatch it for kicks you have to invest in it.
Music so meaningful for brave men in the U-Boot service, or in the Royal Navy Submarines, these were real men, who knew the chance of survival was so small.
I shiver. The heavy minor strings without a trace of happiness, and then, an undescribable minor lift followed by a major hope that holds on as long as it can, only to give way to the rising minor again, but does not give up. And so the bass begins its hunt for the tempo. All this sorrow, and still parts like 1:23 when the gliding major strikes makes this piece of art complete. Without the memories from the psycologically and physically deep movie though it would not be the same.
managed to go inside German u boat from ww2 only last week in Germany after seeing this film many times before it brought it home even more just how brave all the submarine crews were very brave men, and it was real eye opener just how very little room they had for weeks and weeks,at sea. looking at the inside now of course around 70yrs old makes you wonder in our hi tec world how it even worked but they did..
@@Feuerblut it was in Bremerhaven sub is still there anyone can go aboard for small fee. well worth seeing the sub was sank just before the end of the world but latter salvaged, then went back into service with Denmark i think but cant be sure which country used it. then retired to Bremerhaven where it is today.
Just watched Das Boot for the first time for 20 plus years, I had forgotten what a great war movie it is, you forget these men were the enemy, you feel the terror, the claustrophobia and the desperation. I had forgotten the end which as the first viewing left me numb.
RIP Wolfgang Petersen. The genius behind this film and so many other favourites like In the Line of Fire, Air Force One, The Perfect Storm, Troy and Poseidon.
wtothe k You have a point. I think that Das Boot is a good movie. It is also tied, with The Hunt for Red October for my favorite submarine themed movie. I am sorry for any confusion in my poorly written comment.
I have watched this several times, the first was back in the 1980s when it was on TV in the UK for the first time (c.1984?). 'Das Boot' is superb, very powerful drama and is miles better than U-571.
Apparently the same set was used for U-571 and I heard that Wolfgang Peterson was none too pleased with the condition in which it was returned back to him!
The real one came back and the crew got off alright. The boat was fixed up and handed over to a new captain who hated superstition. He had the "three little fishes" charm scraped off the conning tower and it repainted proper plain grey. Less than 24 hours after it went back out to sea without its lucky charm, it, its Proper Nazi new captain and its entire crew were sent to the bottom by the RAF.
Beautifully sums up the sheer stupidity of war and the helplessness of real men who were caught up in the conflict that was WW2. My grandfather who passed in 2009 was by trade an engineering apprentice in JS Whites Shipyard on the Isle of Wight, and spent his WW2 years working for the UK Air Ministry on war aircraft design, at Miles Aircraft and then English Electric. During WW2 his home town of Cowes suffered air raids and the usual war privations. After WW2 he worked in engineering extensively in Germany for MAN and later for the fledgling Arianne Space Rocket programme, involved in the design of the Rocket nacelles. He made many friends in Germany and corresponded with them until the year before he passed. The Das Boot film is a masterpiece in showing how absurdly futile the war was. Several years ago, I watched an old Beverly Hills Cop 2, and realised that I recognised the actor Jurgen Prochnow. What an actor! Magnificent film and thanks to fortunateson14 for posting the theme. Superb.
Hey man, how's that water situation panning out? I just seen a special on India on an HBO show called Vice, one of the officials there said that 80% of water in India is contaminated beyond use, what are the leaders doing to deter this catastrophe?
3:35 Is just so awesome. It sounds like a train chugging along, which is perfect for the scene where they resurface and start running like crazy out of Gibraltar!
i've always loved the u96 version...as i am a trance and techno fan. but this original is a masterpiec, what i call: music. Klaus Doldinger is one of the best music composers. Das Boot, The Neverending Story and other movies...or his Passport and a great track Ataraxia...Those are Anthems on 12th of may he was 77...happy birthday Klaus!
I've been covering this song for a while in a surf punk band and had never actually heard the original version. Only other guitar covers to get the general melody and chord progressions. But this is incomparable. I mean, I love playing it in our style, but this is epic. I really need to watch this movie already.
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boys cried at titanic
men cried at das boot!
*S.O.S Titanic* is a better version of the Jack and Rose version. Trust me, if you're into sad movies you should definitely watch that version of Titanic, it's more realistic and 10x sadder.
Legends cried at Lego death
I'm a ex submariner. A British one. I cheered them on so much in this film
@@morgs456 That's very decent of you. It must not be forgot that those people shoved into that metal tube had no sincere fervour for whatever cause put them there, they were just people told what to do.
@@HRage correct, befehl ist befehl. Und fuck the fuhrer.
War movies have to be like that. No great hero who shoots down hundreds of enemies and no bias for any country which fought in WW2, especially the USA. A good war movie like this has to illustrate, how terryfing a war can be.
While Das Boot certainly has less of that than most movies from other countries, you can still see some glorification of war-like adventure indirectly, even though the characters state open disgust and embitterment towards this ideal. I think that's actually very well done.
Another book-turned-movie which I think does the same is 'The Unknown Soldier', even though it's hard to appreciate if you don't know the language (it uses dialects to denote different cultural tensions, among other things), and the movie had a much smaller budget than Das Boot, obviously.
Tripticket are you finnish
Yes, I am.
Amen bro, war is shit....
@Oero. Aber hallo.
40,000 men served on U Boats, over 30,000 never returned. May they Rest In Peace in their iron coffins.
RIP SAILORS 😢
Wow a 90% fatality rate damn
@@kyleshiflet9952 no but 75%
Neither will the innocent men they murdered
No more brother wars.
*40,000 germans served on u boats during ww2
My Scout Troop watched this film in the torpedo room of a Gato class sub. This theme echoing off the bulkheads and mingling with the diesel stink was a surreal once in a lifetime experience.
Before I saw Das Boot in the theater a friend of mine told me that it was a German film with English subtitles, then he added, within five minutes you will not even notice the subtitles, he was dead on. The movie was so well made, the cast so superb lead by the amazing Jurgen Prochnow, it's one of my favorite movies. Sehr gut gemacht!
I guess for Americans its very special to watch a movie with subtitles. A message about it, some likes.
They sank US, British and Russians ships and killed a lot of people.
Wie es soll sein! (As it must be). On August 16th, 2022 its director, Wolfgang Pettersen, passed. A huge loss.
Nothing but under 7 year old kids programs is broadcasted here dubbed, and never has been. We have managed with subtitles very well. Its great way to teach foreign languages to whole population. I predict Finns would go to barricades if any TV channel tries broadcast anything dubbed.
@@kimmoj2570 Swede here. I concur. I watched Im Westen Nichts Neues (All Quiet On The Western Front) on Netflix and something felt just completely off. I had to look up if the actors had had so bad English they had to be dubbed, and with a terrible lip sync at that. No, it just turned out that Netflix thought I wanted to see it in English. No way. I found the button for original language and watched the whole thing in German with subtitles (which I have forgotten if they were Swedish or English, but I might as well have switched on German subtitles because I know the language).
Original language is always the best choice, even for Korean. What subtitles you choose is up to you.
People are comparing this movie to Hunt for Red October, but I think Das Boot is by far better. It is less cliche-laden, has more realism, better dialogues, better acting and let's you feel how the soldiers at that time really felt - though I admit both have an equally great soundtrack
DawnOfMidsummer haven't seen hunt for red October but don't das boot is the. best if you disagree I will just anagram you as a ship and me as the u96
When they are stuck and can't breathe... Pfff!! I felt the same. #GoodActors
What's the comparison? Fucken submarines?
+ intense way more intense
Tom Clancy depicts Russians as Hollywood "badguys", he is brainwashed as fuck. Das Boot is good because it has no "bad guys" or Hollywood drama.
One of the greatest film themes of all time. Captures the atmosphere and feeling of isolation perfectly. Fantastic
They really did. The cast and crew had to undergo similar confinement (though for shorter periods of time) since it took upwards of a year to film in confined spaces inside of the authentic mock-up U-Boat interior they made for the film. The cast not only had to be able to move like a real U-Boat crew, but the crew had to setup to tight quarters to capture all of the shots.
imho youre spot on and the theme music for both so good I cant easily pick which is the better one
It has this adventurous attitude in the main motif, like the young men who sailed aboard Uboat crews who were often young and naive, seeing Uboat service as an opportunity for adventure, but the overall tone is forboding and vaguely menacing, such was the reality of their situation, whether or not they realised it at first.
100 percent I love how you never get a look outside of the submarine and it's from the crew's perspective just amazing
This movie has got to be the best and most realistic submarine movie out there.
I started to play the game Silent Hero just after watched this piece of art. Fantastic, dark atmosphere and real fear.
@@olgowska666 hmm, where can I find it? couldn't find anything by googling the name "silent hero"
@@BuzzKirill3D I believe he meant Silent Hunter
@@Schwarzkittel He certainly does, yeah
The most realistic sub movie is defenetly down periscope
Curious that everyone talks about the movie, but nobody talks about this piece, which is fantastic. Without this music, the film would not be as powerful. The main melody is profound and immerses you in the deep and when the guitar starts, it leaves you alone in the middle of a sea of melancholy.
R.I.P Wolfgang Petersen. This is one of my grandpa's favourite movies and now I was watching it with him for the first time in the 1987 miniseries version. One episode left and this tragedy happens yesterday. I have got to say, what a great legacy you left us Mr. Petersen
To Seba Ramirez. Glad you and your grandpa enjoyed this excellent programme! I love the music, too. And also the dance version of the tune, which got into the charts!
My grandfather served on a U-boat during WW2, but he never talked about the war for obvious reasons . The only war related thing he ever mentioned was that this movie was very accurate…
Dear Hans, do you know which sub your grandfather served on?
@@jiver10 Unfortunately not, I never asked him anything about the war when I was a kid
My Grandfather was in the Navy in ww2 as well. I was too young g to fully understand why he didn’t talk about it before he passed away. Now that I am much older, I understand why maybe he did not want too..
One of the best movies ever made, one of those movies that hit home, where nationality or uniform didnt matter.
Exactly! I'm English but I was rooting for the U-Boot crew to survive!
@@georgejacob3162 The English sailors hated the Uboat crews because of the menace they posed to them on the Atlantic, but they also felt terrible for them, particularly the hydrophone operators aboard English ships who sometimes reported being able to hear their panic and their screams as they depth charged them, or the sound of their uboats imploding as they sank. Despite their hatred for the German Uboat fleet, most of them could agree that Uboat service was filled with terrible ways to die that no one deserved.
I’m only 13 and this is one of my favourite movies. Definitely my favorite theme music to any movie I’ve ever seen.
What a haunting theme tune.....simply beautiful
I saw this on Netflix once before it was removed and from the first second I was glued to my screen, this movie is a masterpiece!. I actually ordered the book from Amazon years later.
I remember watching this movie in the early 90's on TV, being a teenager. It totally blew my mind. The movie became part of my top-10 best movies ever made. RIP Wolfgang Petersen
Who are the best yuor films about war.?
I just remember it from U96
What an amazing movie. Better than most war movies today, at least it isn't Hollywood post war propaganda.
Wade Davis way before jewtube and jewbook lol
keroji s jewtube?... jewbook?.... wtf?
keroji s wow you are so cool, any more antisemític words you want to use. You are a pathetic excuse for a human
yeah STFU Tun, don't be a dick
@@primalreversion7034 no u stfu
Not usually a war film fan but this is one of the best films ever made. The way the actors and director really convey the underwater tension is brilliant.
This is such a badass theme.....
this and crimson tides theme
So badass yet so simple, it's pretty amazing...
Like you.
40,000 U-Boat crew went sea only 10,000 returned
Robert McGowan metal underwater coffins U boats are
@@colleenjin8794 Yoda, is that you?
Didn't know that, wow...
Honor them. Honor them all.
@@xenomorphyongaming61 They generally were not considered war criminals like most of their compatriots. That was honor enough.
I saw it as a serial half an hour at a time and as a film later. One of the best things I have ever seen on TV.
Same here
Das Boot really shows the realism of submarine warfare at that time. Endless, tiring, hopeless fight. While the destroyer is depth charging you all you can do is dive, hide and hope for the best.
Why are there so many people who want to compare this one with other Submarine movies? It is not Crimson Tide. It is not The hunt for Red October. It is not The enemy below. It is not Run silent run deep. And it certainly is not Ice Station Zebra. It is DAS BOOT. Let's take it as what it is - a movie which can bring tears in your eyes because of the right reasons ...
It's also not U-571. I heard that the same U-Boot set was used in U-571 and that Wolfgang Peterson was not very pleased with the condition of the U-Boot after filming had finished on U-571!
@@georgejacob3162 Steven Spielberg used it in Raiders of the lost Ark afaik
When the captain and almost all of the crew died at the end of the movie, my jaw dropped in shock. There's just something about the fact the U-Boat crew had gone through unfathomable terrors, doing things like SURVIVING destroyer ASW bombs, RESURFACING A SUNKEN SUBMARINE, escaping the royal navy WITH the busted-up submarine, and then come back to be welcomed back by their country. Then a surprise air bombing diminishes the momentary feeling of joy and success by finishing the crew off right when they thought they were safe. Worst of all, the last thing the Captain saw before he died from his wounds was the U-Boat sinking underneath the water, right after he and his sailors worked extremely hard to bring it back from the sea that inevitably became its grave. Another thing about the ending is that, once you think about it, this would just be documented as another casualty of war, and little will ever be known about just what happened on board the submarine during it's sail. This soundtrack here sums it all up perfectly.
This movie deserves every award it got and more
incase you didnt get it. War is useless thats been the entire aspect of the movie. you lose everything. and if you survive you still end up broken.
The movie is only 42 years old and here we are - no spoiler warning and just tell us how it ends
Thanx mofo, lets spoiler the movie....
Rest in peace, Wolfgang Petersen!
One off the best movie themes ever!
One of the only movies where I’ve gotten goosebumps, it enhances so many feelings
Einer der besten Filme die ich je gesehen habe!
Now I'm crying for the unbelievable originality, I'm speechless , it's so melancholy
"Sie feiern unsere Versinkung im Kasino! Not yet, Kameraden. Not yet!"
*versenkung ;) -geiler film-
I just played this to soothe my infant son from crying and this worked.
Watched this move when I was 9 years old and it has been my favourite from then on. This theme (especially the first part and the last part) still brings tears to my eyes.
J-P LD me too Man,me too
Same 😢
"They haven't spotted us! They're all snoring in their bunks! Or you know what? They're drinking in the bar! Celebrating our sinking! Not yet, my friends!
NOT YET!"
Same ❤
Best German movie, best war movie and the best movie soundtrack.....
Das Boot is a fantastic piece of Cinema because it takes you through every range of human emotion that's possible. When the boat those down to the bottom of the Straits, that is one of the most intense scenes in film ever. Fantastic and a true masterpiece
Jürgen Prochnow is a Legend. My Top Favorite Actor in this film. If there are fanboys of this actor, I am one of them!
Another masterpiece featuring Jürgen Prochnow: th-cam.com/video/zZD99X_S7SA/w-d-xo.html
stahlblaue Augen
Jürgen Prochnow is an absolute gem. He is an amazing actor and he rust radiates awsome.
Also: Those eyes, that jawline...
3:35, from where I can still feel the thrill when the U boat rises from the sleep to become a legend. The movie was a masterpiece. ❤️❤️❤️
It is not just a war movie. It is not just a German movie. It It is just one of the best movies I have ever seen.
An outstanding film - the very best kind of war movie. The cast is brilliant and the sense of tedium, fear and chlostrophobia are captured so well
The greatest anti-war war-film.
My great grandfather was on that boat!!
They gave him questions and tips how to make the movie. His name is kriechbaun and they say his name in the movie. I myself is German and still learning English :)
I watched this movie when i was 8-9 years old on TV, even at that time i knew this was quality work of art. BRavoo!
Is it only me thinks that music of 80s and 90s makes you feel so special
This film is absolutely phenomenal
Best war movie with the cruelest ending ever made
They had to die though. I mean, they were fuckin Nazis.
Bushrod Rust Johnson actually, some of them didn’t believe in the regime. Nobody deserves a death like that. With no where to go, no where to run, no where to hide. I would’ve preferred being gassed then dying in a sub. Nobody deserved war, it’s not the german soldiers faults, they were fighting for what they believe in, it’s the higher ups faults they got put in that situation.
@@MilwaukeeF40C no. Kriegsmarine usually disrespected hitler. In the movie crew make fun out of Göering. German troops wanted just to give a payback for how they were treated after ww1.
@@o.h2202 At the end of the day they were still Nazis that put up with authoritarian populism.
@@MilwaukeeF40C How brave of you behind your computer screen. What a great resistant you would have been. You would have aquired an education and free thinking by your intelligence alone and would have stood up to the regime valiantly back then I am sure. These men, whatever they were thinking, whatever bullshit propaganda they beleived in, were victimes of their time. I still wonder to this day how u-boats didn't all sink carrying these sailors huge balls..
I like this version (with the sonar pings). RIP Wolfgang Petersen.
"not yet my friends, not yet!!!! *dies 15 minutes later* that was the biggest emotional roller-coaster ever...and the film tells you they will die in the beginning saying only 10,000 survived out of 40,000 but you get so wrapped up into it you forget.....my top 5 best films ever made it would be number 3 only because the length makes it hard to just rewatch it for kicks you have to invest in it.
Best 'Chekhov's Gun' in a movie i believe.
The scene of the KaLeun watching his boat sink before collapsing himself gets me every time I see it.
Music so meaningful for brave men in the U-Boot service, or in the Royal Navy Submarines, these were real men, who knew the chance of survival was so small.
Wspaniały utwór, jeden z moich ulubionych.
A to Klaus Doldinger skomponował
When I think of final scene it makes me realise the utter waste of war and I tear up.
I shiver. The heavy minor strings without a trace of happiness, and then, an undescribable minor lift followed by a major hope that holds on as long as it can, only to give way to the rising minor again, but does not give up.
And so the bass begins its hunt for the tempo.
All this sorrow, and still parts like 1:23 when the gliding major strikes makes this piece of art complete.
Without the memories from the psycologically and physically deep movie though it would not be the same.
managed to go inside German u boat from ww2 only last week in Germany after seeing this film many times before it brought it home even more just how brave all the submarine crews were very brave men, and it was real eye opener just how very little room they had for weeks and weeks,at sea. looking at the inside now of course around 70yrs old makes you wonder in our hi tec world how it even worked but they did..
Steel, machine oil, and iron will is how it worked.
yes agree, 100% greatest respect for them even more now i have been inside the submarine.
Have you been to Hamburg or where did you see it?
Fᴇᴜᴇʀʙʟᴜᴛ I believe the last type VII-C sub is by the Naval memorial and museum in Laboe, in Schleswig Holstein.
@@Feuerblut it was in Bremerhaven sub is still there anyone can go aboard for small fee. well worth seeing the sub was sank just before the end of the world but latter salvaged, then went back into service with Denmark i think but cant be sure which country used it. then retired to Bremerhaven where it is today.
Un film très réaliste et émouvant. Des situations parfois difficiles à supporter. Les acteurs sont formidables ; Bref! Une œuvre magnifique.
I confirm. The best movie about WW2 submarine war. Realistic, thrilling and..... perfect
Just watched Das Boot for the first time for 20 plus years, I had forgotten what a great war movie it is, you forget these men were the enemy, you feel the terror, the claustrophobia and the desperation. I had forgotten the end which as the first viewing left me numb.
This is the best theme i ever heard.
RIP Wolfgang Petersen. The genius behind this film and so many other favourites like In the Line of Fire, Air Force One, The Perfect Storm, Troy and Poseidon.
The best german film, and the best soundtrack...
Truly one of the greatest war films ever made!
This, along with Apocalypse Now, and Tora! Tora! Tora! are my all time favorites.
And Requiem for a massacre too..
They actually spotted our periscope...
This sends shivers down my spine.
2:33 i love acoustic.
It's sound vey hopeless.
Not yet, kameraden! NOT YET!
Whatever drama or scenes they reenacted in this movie is the closest to any submariner experienced in WW2. Whether youre in the Axis or Allied side.
These legions of all submarine crews still serve in underwater realm.
Finished the movie a few minutes ago. One of the greatest movies ever. Tied with the Hunt for Red October as my best sub movie ever.
Yes, it is a great movie, but how many sub movies are there? lol
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I don't think Hunt for the Red October comes close haha
wtothe k You have a point. I think that Das Boot is a good movie. It is also tied, with The Hunt for Red October for my favorite submarine themed movie. I am sorry for any confusion in my poorly written comment.
the tv series is even better, somehow. Best TV series I've ever seen. hulu has it. worth one months fees, easily.
un grand film merci au realisateur et au musicien. inoubliable.
best sub movie ever.watchit many times,simple the best.
One of the best movies i've seen in my life , Awesome Bravo !!!!!
The most beautiful theme tune to an incredible film. You are there with the crew throughout.
so deeply moving music, the guitar solo part gives me goosebumps and sad. thank you for loading this great music
I have watched this several times, the first was back in the 1980s when it was on TV in the UK for the first time (c.1984?). 'Das Boot' is superb, very powerful drama and is miles better than U-571.
Apparently the same set was used for U-571 and I heard that Wolfgang Peterson was none too pleased with the condition in which it was returned back to him!
Great movie with great soundtrack.
There aren't many good german movies, but Das Boot is a masterpiece. Der Untergang is pretty good too, guess we're only good at making WW2 movies.
Nice Music..... Great movie......
Jurgen Prochnow nailed this row
By far my favourite movie, it teaches me to always stay grateful❤
man the tune gets never old it gives motivation when playing Silent Hunter 5 :3
never have i actually gripped the couch in suspense from a war movie, the scene of the allied destroyer using its sonar to find the uboat. amazing!
The first movie I ever watched that was from another country's perspective than the US. Das Boot is incredible.
Long live the U-96 and her crew!
Rest in Peace, Heinrich Lehmann-Willenbrock (1911-1984)
The real one came back and the crew got off alright. The boat was fixed up and handed over to a new captain who hated superstition. He had the "three little fishes" charm scraped off the conning tower and it repainted proper plain grey. Less than 24 hours after it went back out to sea without its lucky charm, it, its Proper Nazi new captain and its entire crew were sent to the bottom by the RAF.
and the U-505
Can't forget U-32!
Except the guy who asked another crew member if he has hair in his nose.
My grandfather was in a sub during the Cold War and met a uboat sailor who was sunk twice
Beautifully sums up the sheer stupidity of war and the helplessness of real men who were caught up in the conflict that was WW2. My grandfather who passed in 2009 was by trade an engineering apprentice in JS Whites Shipyard on the Isle of Wight, and spent his WW2 years working for the UK Air Ministry on war aircraft design, at Miles Aircraft and then English Electric. During WW2 his home town of Cowes suffered air raids and the usual war privations. After WW2 he worked in engineering extensively in Germany for MAN and later for the fledgling Arianne Space Rocket programme, involved in the design of the Rocket nacelles. He made many friends in Germany and corresponded with them until the year before he passed. The Das Boot film is a masterpiece in showing how absurdly futile the war was. Several years ago, I watched an old Beverly Hills Cop 2, and realised that I recognised the actor Jurgen Prochnow. What an actor! Magnificent film and thanks to fortunateson14 for posting the theme. Superb.
I just saw the movie a month ago. Absolutely first class haunting and moving saga about war.
I love this beautiful movie...Long live German cinema...Best wishes from India...!!
Hey man, how's that water situation panning out? I just seen a special on India on an HBO show called Vice, one of the officials there said that 80% of water in India is contaminated beyond use, what are the leaders doing to deter this catastrophe?
+BeSoberBeVigilant12 I guess he didn't make it. :(
At 3:36, am I the only that imagines the captain yelling "Laden Sie die Torpedos!"?
Der Jaeger no :)
I love, love, love this film! My favorite war movie of all time. A great adventure, packed with excitement, joy, sorrow, victories and losses.
the guitar solo gets me every time
one of the best war films ever.
and the soundtrack, brings tears to my eyes.
timeless.
ive never seen how well panic was transmitted to the screen like in this movie
The surfacing scene is extraordinary.
Absolut zeitlos und eine der besten Filmmusiken ever! Man braucht den Film nicht zu sehen um die Tragik hinter der Musik zu spüren.
Das Boot, Wings of Desire...best German films ever made.
Einer der besten deutschen Filme der je gedreht wurde!!!
3:35 Is just so awesome. It sounds like a train chugging along, which is perfect for the scene where they resurface and start running like crazy out of Gibraltar!
i've always loved the u96 version...as i am a trance and techno fan. but this original is a masterpiec, what i call: music. Klaus Doldinger is one of the best music composers. Das Boot, The Neverending Story and other movies...or his Passport and a great track Ataraxia...Those are Anthems on 12th of may he was 77...happy birthday Klaus!
Masterpiece.
superb movie and superb soundtrack.
one of best movie i ever saw
Love this haunting and beautiful music to one of the best war films ever.
I've been covering this song for a while in a surf punk band and had never actually heard the original version. Only other guitar covers to get the general melody and chord progressions. But this is incomparable. I mean, I love playing it in our style, but this is epic. I really need to watch this movie already.