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Theres another Pine Ridge movie you should watch its called Skins ..it has Graham Greene in it as well..id like to see the reaction to that film

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Because it waqs thre young nurse who gave Elisabeth The Substance, not the old guy in the diner

Why don't you see this movie in english language? I have a English version, director's cut, on my DVD. Ich habe sie mir aber bisher nicht angesehen.

Also, Sam Neill was digging up Velociraptors in Montana, in Jurassic Park.

I watched this movie with a colleague who had been born in Soviet Georgia, so his native language was Russian. His assessment was a very deep sigh, followed by "Well, it's Russian."

Awesome reaction! A bit of explanation for the snake, its a snake Yokai / spirit called Nure-Onna. It was purposely placed inside the big coffin to complete the 5 elements, so the whole grave is stable. We got Earth (soil), Wood (coffin), Metal (armor), Fire (samurai spirit), and Snake (Water).

The movie drags on purpose. Most of the time in reality was sitting around waiting for action. Just like you felt watching the movie. It was deliberate.

Fighting was not "stupid back then." Give me a better way, then think it through for just a minute.

The "weird music" or "synth" is a Harmonium from exactly that time.

If I remember correctly, the area where they filmed the final capture of the team was the same general area where they filmed Predator a few years earlier in Mexico. Donald McAlpine was the cinematographer on both movies. I think it was him who (in the commentary to this here) expressed shock that the piece of jungle from Predator had just disappeared within less than ten years.

He respected Dan cuz he had never met a truly righteous man. Even after testing and bribing him he never broke

Better than the remake ....

Nightmare stuff this film

The "sad" part is, that the joung Soldier didnt collect Pauls Dog Tag, so he wil be forever MIA...no on will ever know, what happened to him

Oh you served the Air Force? Back in the early 2000s I met a lot of you guys and from the 1st Inf Div, they all were deployed here in Schweinfurt Germany! We had some good times here, and we even talked about the novel by Erich Maria Remarque - All Quiet on the Western Front, cause Cpl Eugene Stoner from Texas, he just came from the NCO leaders school, he had to do an exam on it. I have no idea if he made it back home, I never met him again. Maybe someone knows him, his last deployment was 1st Inf Div in Germany, on the way to Afghanistan. That was 2006-7

The realities of German movie production at this time meant that the movie needed to be co-produced by German (and European) TV stations, with a special version prepared for TV distribution. Originally there was a theatrical movie version running ~150 mins (2.5 hours) (that the book's author, Lothar Günther Buchheim, was very unhappy with, in his opinion showing too much unprofessional behavior of the sailors). Then there was a TV series version running almost five hours long (first shown in 3 parts ~100 min, later in six parts of ~50 min.) Buchheim was much happier with this version. Years later, director Wolfgang Petersen put together the Director's Cut you saw, running ~210 min (3.5 hours). It's completely re-edited from all the available footage (there is some large chunk Petersen wanted to have, but couldn't put in, as the sound was damaged beyond repair, and they couldn't re-do it nicely enough. One of the major selling points of the DC was a 5.1 surround mix, and the only reason the DC is not running longer was that it would have been too expensive to convert many sequences to 5.1 which were not retained in a master easily convertible. The TV version was mono, and many of the scenes unique to the TV version only had this mono mix archived, not the original raw recordings needed for a 5.1 re-mix.) All versions got various transfers to English language. General consensus is to stick with original German audio and English subtitles. The original version had most of the English language done by the German cast themselves, but with significant content changes. There was a British dub of the TV version which was closer to the original meaning, but with many parts spoken by British voice actors. The dub for the DC is probably the best, again mostly done by the original German cast members themselves, but If I recall correctly all the audio versions were forced to change profanity and figures of speech significantly, while most of the subtitles were done closer to the original because they could, not being restricted by mouth movements and such. I have not seen all of the versions, but got glimpses of all versions here and there, and I seem to recall that the British subtitles of the TV version are probably closest to the original German meaning.

The abandonment of the enemy sailors was the movie's comment on the "Laconia incident". A German U-boat torpedoed the RMS Laconia, a converted passenger ship carrying soldiers and POWs. The U-boat's captain decided to rescue the survivors, marked his boat with red crosses and radioed that they operated as rescuers. However, both his sub and one other also joining the rescue operation were attacked by Allied forces. As a reaction, German high command issued a standing order for submarines to not participate in any such operations and instead do total submarine warfare, specifically contradicting seafarer's code of honor. The latter is also the conflict of the Captain in the movie in the situation. The honorable sailor in him wants to rescue, but supply situation and orders don't allow him to. The other incident the scene references is the sinking of the Greek freighter Peleus. It was torpedoed by a German sub, and left a big debris field (much like what we see here), which would give away the sub's position and attract counter attacks. The captain decided to take the debris field under fire with hand grenades and machine guns, which also means killing surviving sailors. It's not entirely clear of the captain was just interested in clearing the debris field or actively tried to kill the survivors, but nevertheless he and the other officers were put on trial for war crimes, the captain and two other officers sentenced to death, others to prison time. It was the only time Nazi U-boat personnel were sentenced for war crimes. As far as I recall, there was a long standing myth purported in Allied countries that German Nazi U-boat crews were monsters killing and shooting survivors based on this one and only incident where something like this happened

The "man overboard" scene wasn't scripted. One of the actors slipped, and the others stayed in character and reacted to protocol. (They had someone being wounded in the script, and they switched characters around to accommodate the accident.)

The special FX (that is, physical FX. Explosions and such.) guy was Karl Baumgartner. He's one of most well known German FX guys, nicknamed "Charlie Bumm-Bumm". Much to his wife's chagrin, he optimized the "depth charges" in his own private swimming pool.

One of the major shipyards building the U-Boats was Mayer in the city of Papenburg. They still exist, nowadays building some of the largest cruise ships. They still had the plans for the U-Boats in their archives, and the set was build using those original plans.

The photographer, Jost Vacano, developed an extra small 35mm camera together with the camera manufacturer Arri to get all these shots in the cramped space. Only problem was that the camera ran very loud, being stripped of all the casing and dampeners, so they had to ADR all the dialog.

Never ever make a rash decision if youre drunk or upset, angry, sad, or depressed. Always sleep on it.

22:06 I honestly think they were spying on her even before Elizabeth went to the hospital. The car crash, the guy following her to the cafe, and the way BOTH doctors were acting was so strange. I hope they make a sequel to this movie😭

On your observation of them not having to take a tangent like this or a side-road... this episode becomes even more impressive on that front when you realize that they actually DID "have to" do the backstory in Episode 1. It's absolutely iconic from the game. And if fact, the fact that they NAILED that opening was pretty massive! This departure was genius on so many levels. My favorite, though, is that it demonstrates, after two episodes of bleakness, what "something to actually live FOR" looks like. I mean... why fight so hard to stay alive? Just to not be dead? That seems... uninspiring. Sounds horrible. No. You SHOULD be fighting to stay alive in order to LIVE. Y'know... A LIFE.

The ending was awesome! Carrie 2.0 Disney Princess (Cinderella that showed up as the pumpkin) and said "F" all of ya'll I'm irreplaceable.

Sorry, but working in the adult film industry does not look that easy. Especially for women.

Hey I know its an old show but the 2004 Battlestar Galactica series is a fave, and since you were military Battle for Los Angeles is the greatest U.S.M.C. Commercial ever.

They nare nboth alert st the same time because Elisabeth did not coplete thge termination and then attempted a switch, she short circuited the process

Don't Forget carrie and The Fly by Cronenberg

I bet when she was a starlet Elisabeth often heard that she was irreplaceable.

The YOUNGER Version gave her The Substance

Wanna hear something funny? So your Boogie Nights reaction came up on my "feed" or whatever, and you guys looked pretty cool so I clicked on it and started watching. At some point I thought, I wonder if I've seen this already, and I scrolled down to check the comments. I don't ALWAYS comment on videos, but often I do, and LO AND BEHOLD, yep... there was my comment from way back when. CLEARLY this all happened to remind me about the Magnolia thing and check and see if you had a Magnolia reaction up. AND YOU DO! So I start watching, and WHAAAAAAAAT?!?! "First let me share this comment." AND IT'S ME! So I had to pause to let you know how stoked I am that you did this and it's here for me to enjoy! (Yeah, +Anna would have been cool, but I get it.) OKAY! LET'S DO SOME LAUNDRY TOGETHER!

Thank you for your service, sir.

Germans are the best Friends, you can have.

Enigma was knockend in 41. From there, eveything went wrong...

The Brother of my Mother was killed by US-Bombers. We Germans were no bad Guys.

Wanna hear the truth from a German?

This is my rez they filmed on amd about my tribe . "Oglala Lakota tribe" pine ridge South Dakota.

BTW from 40.000 german U-boat men only 10.000 every returned in WW.2. And for a second: As war went on a increasing part of the soldiers on german side in 2.WW starts to reject the Nazi party and their murderous actions and senseless ways of sacrificing them for only propaganda. But it was very dangerous to show this, it was even forbidden to make jokes up on the Nazileaders and their failures. For this you get into a Concentrationcamp or ends up being tortured or shot. The Nazi reign has been as brutal against its own population, as Stalin was against the russian population. And for the last. Seamen of all the world are a big family, they share so many. So of course the captain is upset, that there are still people on board,….and, that he has the order („Laconia-Order“by Hitler) not to help them, s that they have to day. This was for every seaman a tragedy. One guy cries in this scene, and the others felt really sick, of what they have to do. Of course, they were enemies but deeper than this they all has been seamen. Like pilots, different sides but part of one bigger family. Not easy to describe this.

34:25 This man overboard incident happened accidentally during filming and was then included in the movie. However, the injuries were not as bad in reality as shown in the film.

Best film never dies

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I've seen Saving Private Ryan twice, and I don't feel like watching it ever again. While the action was great, I couldn't care any less about the story nor characters. Whereas this film, since my first viewing it left a mark and I've rewatched it several times. It's so much more profound; the story, its' ideas, the characters. Truly an underrated gem.

UK here, we have this on our free to air TV at least once a year, if this is on, I’m watching, just epic

I believe the plane was a McDonald Douglas DC-3. Oh btw I think your wrong about the dialog, it is the way people communicate. I mean conversations usually involved people talking on top of each other not waiting for one person to finish before they say their line. This type of dialog is typical of Howard Hawks films. This film is considered a classic just like "The Day The Earth Stood Still" both released in 1951.

A lot of people have been unnecessarily confused by the "single consciousness" angle. Simply think of THE SUBSTANCE as a horrific feminist version of DR JEKYLL AND MR HYDE. Jekyll and Hyde have radically different personalities, but they share the same consciousness, in the same body (instead of two separate bodies). In the same way that Jekyll was taken over & destroyed by Hyde (who represents Jekyll's unfettered dark side), Elisabeth is "consumed" and destroyed by Sue, who represents Elisabeth's intense, unfettered self-hatred.

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Okay John Carpenter wrote and performed the opening song I believed. Metallica route 3 amazing songs (dream no more, the thing that should not be, and call of Ktulu ) about the Cthulhu mythos (HP Lovecraft) which is what in the mouth of madness the thing and most alien monster movies are based on. I have been in love with these types of movies all my life. I'm 50. Metallica just help me understand that this is cosmic horror...also I'm in love with Metallica 😂