Sisu Clip - Taking Revenge For His Dog (2023)
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- Опубликовано: 23 апр 2023
- Watch the official "First Encounter" clip from Sisu! In theaters April 28, 2023.
During the last desperate days of WWII, a solitary prospector (Jorma Tommila) crosses paths with Nazis on a scorched-earth retreat in northern Finland. When the Nazis steal his gold, they quickly discover that they have just tangled with no ordinary miner. While there is no direct translation for the Finnish word “sisu”, this legendary ex-commando will embody what sisu means: a white-knuckled form of courage and unimaginable determination in the face of overwhelming odds. And no matter what the Nazis throw at him, the one-man death squad will go to outrageous lengths to get his gold back - even if it means killing every last Nazi in his path.
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Bad guy 101: any villain that harms or kills a dog has condemned not only himself but any and all known associates
Any villain that *TRIES* to harm or kill a dog...
I concur. They automatically lose their status as a human being. I was around fifteen or so at the time, when first I learnt about what Russian soldiers did with dogs, when it came to tank destroying... enough said. I read an account of a German soldier, during the start of the war, where he noticed a couple of boys throwing stones at a dog. He grabbed the pair by the scruff and gave them both a clip round the ear and told them "don't be cruel to animals." Ahhh the human race. Ain't it just mind numbing.
The so called Nazis would not shoot a dog unnecessary
@@thystruter6869 We got a Nazi apologist here.
Even a nerdy looking dog like that? 😁
John Wick's Grandfather
Lol...I had the same thought
😂👏👏
And Mr Nobody is his long lost uncle
Beat me to it
John Wick grandfather created the high table! Founded gold to which became Gold chips! Lol
_Sisu_ is everything an action movie should be. It needs far more recognition.
Nah, it's recognized exactly as it should be. While it's a cool movie when it starts out, as the movie progresses it starts turning into borderline slapstick funny of thoughness and surviving it almost becomes a comedy. Basically, the more movie goes on the more stupid and silly it gets.
@@flybeep1661 Nah, I don't think you get it, most simple-minded people today don't. Stick with your Hollywood crap movies.
Looking at the trailer I get it, at first it does seem good, then it’s just becomes just gore, “watch nazi get destroyed” as stated in the trailer
@@Necromonger69 Hey kid... It doesn't get anymore Hollywood than hanging on to a plane with a pickaxe and punching your way into it through the hull. It's a good movie but it goes off the rails. This movie is for the simple minded, which shows why you get so defensive over a movie. Maybe when you grow up you'll see how dumb the scene was
@@user-Marrk Kid? I guarantee I'm older than you dumb dumb. Defensive has nothing to do with it meat puppet.
"From the studio that brought you John Wick" Well, they don't have a lot of range, but what they do, they do very well.
"They killed my dog." -John Wick
"They killed my dog." -The Prospector
Lesson to baddies: Give the dog hugs.
@@seamac7564 Except y'know, they didn't kill the prospectors dog.
@@TheN9nth NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
@@TheN9nth
True.....But the dog was VERY offended.......Close enough!
I have seen this movie recently. It is everything this trailer promises, and more. It's basically Finnish Rambo by Quentin Tarantino.
10 / 10. Highly recommend.
"Finnish Rambo by Quentin Tarantino" take mi like my good sir, I'm in.
And the lead has better dialog.
Quentin Tarantino the Epstein Island customer
The real Finnish Rambo was Simo Hayha,the greatest sniper of all time knicknamed 'The White Death."
How much action is there or do they only show the good bits in the trailer
Never F with a man's dog. This is John's grandfather.
Watch it closely, they didn’t actually kill the dog.
Imagine that we find out in a post-credits scene that this man is actually Wick's grandfather.
@@MikaelLewisify No, they tried to and he slaughtered them for that.
Quite rightly.
@@MikaelLewisify I believe they might have hit it in the back leg, though it could have been dirt flying as the dog was still running well?
@@MikaelLewisify shooting at it is good enough. They TRIED to kill it and deployed grenade. All missed. Just becase they are as inept as they are ugly, does not let them off the hook. If a man swings at you, and misses.. do you give him a smile cause he didnt knock you out? Or do u attack the attack. Ill let u decide, I know what my response will be.
This was honestly the BEST film I've seen in years!!! Can't rave about it enough!
but how did he survive that plane crash?
@@tomraw4893 crashed into deep mud
Makes me want to watch it again for the fourth time!
😂😂😂😂😂 I commend your dedication to making others suffer as much you did by watching it.
The Finnish prospector's dog was not harmed, just frightened. His master told the dog to go. Still, in retrospect, the German soldiers made a fatal error in judgement by harassing him and trying to rob him.
ZOOOOOOOOOOO
Oh please tell us the Whole Story....😊
... and considering people call the prospector Koschei, if there is any truth behind the name then he may be unkillable as long as the dog lives, as it bears his soul. So he sent the dog away both to protect himself as well as the dog, and the dog does keep miraculously returning to him, as the prospector keeps miraculously surviving...
Not being alerted by a man who was not bothered by their presence was their first and last mistake.
A prequel set during the Winter War is a necessity.
Fun Fact: It was the Finns, who, during that war, coined the term "Molotov cocktail."
@@JohnSmith-ct5jd in response to the Soviets claiming they weren't raining bombs down on Finland, but bread...
@@timothydavidcurp Exactly. It was a clever, sarcastic comeback by the Finns. "So, you weren't dropping bombs on us, but bread? Well, these gasoline bombs we are using are actually cocktails, Mr. Molotov!" LOL. Peace.
But that wasn't the Winter War, it was World War II! By the way, this is so ridiculous! Yes, at the end of the war the Finns had to suffer a little when the allied Nazi army became a hostile army. Should we therefore have pity on the Finns! Certainly not, because the Finns were most of the time of in World War II allies of the Germans . Finland fought in World War II from 1941 as an ally of Germany because Finland wanted to conquer areas like Germany. The Finns wanted more than just to recapture the lost territories in the so-called Winter War which lasted 4 months and ended in 1940. The Finnish parliament declared that the aim of the war was to restore the areas lost during the winter war and to gain more areas in the east in order to create a "Greater Finland". President Ryti said this to the Finnish Parliament in 1941. So the Finns wanted to benefit from the expected German victory against the Soviet Union and additionally conquer more Soviet territory. To win, the Finns supported the Nazi nation in the criminal siege of Leningrad, which was part of the racist war of annihilation against the Slavic population of the Soviet Union. Because the siege was intended to exterminate the population of Leningrad. That's why 1 million people died in Leningrad largely by starvation. Mostly civilians. Which shows that the Finns didn't care that millions of civilians died in this war. The Finns also attacked and besieged Murmansk together with the Germans, which was definitely not a Finnish city either. That is why Great Britain declared war on the Finns and attacked Finnish troops with bombers too. Finland was so the enemy of liberators of Europe because Finland has allied itself with absolute evil. So they themselves became part of the absolute evil! It would have been terrible if the Nazi Nation had won together with the Finns the 2nd world war. This victory would have meant the destruction of the Soviet Union and various genocides against the Slavic peoples of the Soviet Union. But also elsewhere they would have exterminated the Slavs, for example in Poland, whereby they would also have exterminated certain non-Slavic nations. It's a fact that the attack of 1941 served to support the Germans in completely destroying the Soviet Union. The Finns also knew what the Germans were doing, because they were there at the siege of Leningrad. The genocides did not bother them at all and they willingly participated in them as an ally of the Nazi nation.
@@JohnSmith-ct5jd
Thankfully, Michael Palin’s Molotov in The Death of Stalin had that funny grandpa persona that made the character more palatable and humorous.
This is not about who is strong, it's about not giving up. We have a word for that in Finland... NOKIA
Baba yaga has been replaced by Nokia flip phone
Apple I phone
3310 ftw
You're right, up to this day, Nokia still alive
the brick phone?
That's not just any dog, that's Tintin's dog Snowy!
You win!
YES!!!
They are lucky they got to deal with the old man instead of tintin then, he don’t play.
Now that I think about it this old man looks a bit like him . . .
Comment Ça Va?! 😂
Comment Ça Va?! 😂
Love how the dog understood the command to run & once the shooting began it knew it was running for it's life. Knowing it survives to the film's end makes this scene no less shocking.
I like how the guy's eyes blink for a second after the knife goes in his head.
My father was a decorated WWII combat vet in the US Army
Served in the ETO
Never talked about the horrors he saw or things he did, only things that were funny or happy
He did however say they NEVER once took a member of the SS prisoner
Not once.
it seems your dad was a remarkable man.
My father was in Italy. He deserted from the Italian army and fought for the British doing sabotage. They had no way to keep Nazi prisoners, so..........
@@DD17666 No, you misunderstood. They did not take prisoners. They just buried the dead. That made the Nazi think maybe the patrols had just run off instead of what actually happened to them.
They don’t be prisoners. What they done deserves what they got. No mercy.
its ok , dont worry, Russia is killing all nazis in Ukraine right now. Unfortunately they take prisoner those guys with swastika tattooes.
This just confirmed that every pet owner will want to see this. Because most of us consider our "pet" as a child of the family.
pathetic🤣🤣that shows how selfish & childish you are
They are family members, more loyal & loving than most humans.
Hell yes, we do.....
My collie dog want to see it too! ₍ᐢ•ᴥ•ᐢ₎
I refuse with every fiber of my being that my dogs are property. they are family, and I will defend them with my life . Or make sure u lose yours if u take theirs.
I absolutely loved this movie.
Cómo se llama
@@bracho73 SISU!
The dog survived at the end? Or dies?
Absolutely the best film of 2023.
This movie is a master piece
He may be immortal but he still needs air. Slits his throat and sucks his lung air from the cut. Been hung from a sign, oh well i will impale myself with this metal rod and have a rest. What an absolute legend. Fantastic film.
Imagine finding out in a post-credits scene that this is John Wick's grandfather...
Best post as of 5/12/23!👌
This is the gold for the first coins
My god, he has a Bedlington! I like him already.
Such a cute little dog.
Never heard of this, but will watch, thanks!!
Glorious.... amazing how ones love for a particular friend or animal can turn into beautiful, murderous rage in a second.
yes you are right. A dog gives you unconditional love, even if you mistreat it. They are totally reliant on humans, and we have to be kind to them.
@@tomraw4893 It goes beyond that. Some people don't see that our love for family, be they chosen, blood, adoptive or animal often times mean more to us than the lives of strangers. Some would say that on a philosophical or moral level, the mans life is worth more that the dogs. That may be true, I am no philosopher. What I do know is that the humans or animals that I choose to love mean more to me than the lives of an outside threat that I have never met. It's on one level a pack mentality(which is not wrong) and on another level an occult ideology propagated by Aleister Crowley. "Love is the law, love under will" Meaning, choose carefully to whom and what you give your love, time and loyalty, then be fiercely loyal to your loves and those loyal to you. This Nazi prick 100% had this comming. 93.
@@graf666orlok okay
@@graf666orlok ok, got it
When that laughing Nazi got spiked with the bowie knife, I wanted to say "Yeah, whose laughing now?"
No, not a Bowie knife. That’s a Leuku or Sami knife. It’s like a Puukko on steroids.
@@dennisyoung4631 He's Finnish so of course not a Bowie knife.
@@loboxx337 even better than a bowie! more all around . Bowie is a fighting knife, as a tool takes a b for me.
@@anestischatzibeis Understand, and probably you can hone it till it's razor-sharp, awesome. Thanks.
I wonder if that guy with the knife in his head is ok now ?
That was John Wick's mentor when he did assassin-erasmus in Finland. Legend says they bonded over their love for dogs
From the studio behind John Wick... gold standard of where a dog gets injured/killed to unleash hero's badassness
There’s nothing nicer than family entertainment 🤣🤣🤣👍
What better lesson to teach children than to brutally slaughter Nazis?
this is in no way family entertainment.
@@lcfflc3887 How in the hell is slaughtering Nazis not family entertainment?
@@marka4891 too violent perhaps, is this what you'll like to watch while your eleven years old kids are still hanging around? they literally show the knife going through the guy's head, even for me that was distasteful, this aren't the 80 anymore, movies this days are too graphic and excessively gory, movie directors and producers are obsessed with this stuff this days ( levels of details).
@@lcfflc3887 Saw worse when I was 11 and that wasn't in service to killing Nazis.
Old men have a complicated, but fundamentally affectionate and protective relationship with their canine companions. Those who violate that love place themselves at risk.
I so want to see this movie !
You're never finished till you're Finnish.
This movie is so underrated. I thoroughly enjoyed the film.
First kill was sweet I felt it
*spoiler alert* the dog lives 😂
thank you. nothing ruins a movie like a dog dying.
Thank you. I always am waiting for the dog to be killed and spoil the movie for me. Whenever I see a dog in a movie it's Oh No!
@@sleethmitchell People ok, dogs oh Hell Noooo....
Thanks for the help really 😂i didnt want to see a dog die
The one time I’m fine with spoilers is if an animal lives or not. Thank you.
This flick was bad ass, saw it twice!
Title is wrong, dog shows up later just fine. He does this to protect his gold.
Our country would not be independent if there had not been men in the Winter and Continuation War who defended their country with life and blood. The Yankees or any other nation will never reach the level that the Finnish man sacrificed his life and mind for. I am proudly their descendant and all the credit for our current freedom belongs only to the veterans
You are correct. The United States suffered very little in the First and Second World Wars in terms of casualties, bomb damage, or bankruptcy.
Great show! If you like the trailer, you'll love the movie.
Do you want to know what happens to the dog?
He makes it through the whole movie without a scratch. Yay!
You can see the dog get hit by one of the bullets during the trailer, lol.
@ted rick that's just fake news, a dog that cute even nazis couldn't harm
finally a happy ending
The dog is fine!
But the horse did not!!
Never underestimate the bad-assedness of old men!
Old military men are old for a reason. Messing with them will reveal that reason.
Damn right...... I'm to the point that I just don't give a shit anymore......
Simo Häyhä gives this film two thumbs up.
"PHUCC I really wanna see this movie" he said after yelling "Sisu" out loud to his unsuspecting and totally startled family.
Quite a film and what a performance from the lead.😂❤
The two pilots looking at each other then looking back at a sound they heard and then you see a pick coming through the floor of the airplane (while it's flying) and it's back to the pilots with one of them saying "I think we might have a problem", yeah I'm watching this movie just to see the before and after of this scene. The rest of the movie that's not in this bit of clips could suck but this part and the others will make this at least a good movie for me.
In reality you wouldn’t hear shit even if he started making that knife on an anvil right behind them.
Why did I never hear of this movie? Must watch!
How to go from “We got gooooold!” to “We got blooood!” real quick 😂
Can't wait to see this
I'm not defending the WW 2 Germans at all. But they were very disciplined soldiers and their officers would never tolerate them abusing and robbing an old guy like Sisu.
Maybe the officers were also crooks.
Sisu isn’t actually his name. His name is Aatami Korpi.
The Germans pillage and rape every town they came across don't think they were noble men
John wicks grandfather ain't got sh't on my grandad off the cobbles years ago. That geezer was real, a genuine gentleman who you would never mess with, he has 4 massive sons and lots of strong grandkids. His fists were the size of a box of weetabix.
That knife through the head is like one of those toy knife through the heads that used to get from a joke shop as a kid
Loved this movie. Awesome.
cant wait to see this movie!
We need Sisu Part II
Shout out for Bedlington Terriers....First one I've ever seen used in a movie!
Never heard of or even seen a dog like that, At first I thought is was a labradoodle.
Till late 1944, the Finns had been buddies of Hitler (in 1941-43, they were both blocking Soviet Leningrad resulting in somewhat 700000 famished civilians). The German soldiers cannot plunder on the Finnish civilians, if to judge in historical retrospective. The movie plot is something quaint.
“You got a Leuku (Sami knife) churning your brains, fool!”
When Rambo meets Fury in the Inglorious Basterds movie😂
Love the Fury tank, crew and movie as a whole. Still have yet to see one Rambo movie and Inglorious Basterds though.
I loved every second of this movie!
I watched the movie ,amazing action. 👍👍
That looks awesome
this looks fxckin awesome!!! Giving me Tarantino and IB vibes
A bedliington terrier I see .
The moral of the story is don't mess with a Finnish Commando.
Best film in years. 10 years ago this would have been up for an Oscar but sadly the Academy now overlooks quality in favor of virtue signaling.
For those with Finnish (my relatives are Norwegian) relatives, or who studied history, Finland was occupied by Russia during WW2. Under Russias boot, the citizens of Finland extracted a price for every death of a Fin by killing Russians. Their stories are epic. Russian command reported depending on the area between 17-1, to 25 -1. Meaning that Finland killed more than 17 Russian soldiers for every Finland citizen they killed. Not sure if this movie is based on any real events, but I wouldn’t doubt it if it were.
If critical drinker says it's good I'm probably going to watch it.
Someday someone who makes movies will understand how far a 9mm bullet penetrates...until then...
This guy must be related to Miro Haskienen from the Dallas Stars !!! Tough as hell. Suomi !!
I loved this movie; I recorded it so I can watch it again and again.
Since John Wick we know it's a bad idea to harm other peoples dogs
That dog is even cuter than mine, if that's possible.
Sooner or later, they will all come in hands reach...one by one. SISU !!!
Dont ever mess with Finnish Sisu Perkele!!
Don't mess with a mans best friend.
We need second part❤❤❤
This film is 10/10.
John Wick’s grandfather. Now if he only had a Ford Mustang …..
Looks like he had an original four-legged Mustang
According to Nikita Khrushchev, 1.5 million men were sent to Finland and one million of them were killed, while 1,000 aircraft, 2,300 tanks and armored cars and an enormous amount of other war materials were lost. Finland's losses were limited to 25,904 dead or missing and 43,557 wounded.
Soviet general: “We have won just about enough ground to bury our dead.”
You can fight the Finns and you might even win but it won't feel like it.
In Winter war alone Finland had over 25k casualties, in Continuation war it was additional 65k dead. So it was between 90-100k dead during entire war.
Soviets had total dead in both Winter and Continuation war around 450-500k.
Your post is nonsense
As a Finn I believe Krushchev overestimated Soviet losses there, but it could have felt like they lost that much. Finland was an underdog with huge material disadvantage.
@@Fokkerflight You're about to get your asses kicked again but then Russia isn't even a country anymore. It just a big corrupt criminal enterprise.
And the white death ended alot of them
The moment I learned that the main character was Finnish, I knew exactly how sideways this was gonna go for the Germans.
very much looking forward to this..taking too long on getting here
Fun movie and I saw a lot of Sun Tzu in his fights
Absolutely wrong "enemy"... Finland teamed up with Germany in order to defeat Russia. They needed the Germans for their own war effort. They were allies.
That's exactly what happened. The film was once again made by dreamers from Hollywood.
Damn, Glad to see there are people who know real history out there.
MUCH RESPECT!
Actually movie is not wrong. Finland and Germany fought a war called war of Lapland . After Finland lost war to Russia, Finland was obliged to get rid of Germans. They did not go in peace, so war of Lapland was fought September 1944 to April 1945 until all the Germans were banished.
No woke BS. Give us some good ol' kickass action movie like we used to have!
Dammit Jackrajinder you beat me to it!😂😂😂😂😂
John Wick calls him the Finnish Baba Yaga.
The women with machine guns scene gave me the biggest set of cringe chills ever. Hollywood never learns.
I haven’t seen this movie so it might be cringe, but I’m pretty sure that actually happened in ww2. Ive heard of the female sniper units at least. Times were pretty desperate during the war, especially in Finland so it’s probably not unrealistic at all.
Idk , if it’s not a bunch of identity politics I don’t really see the problem.
@@chaytonhurlow840 Dude read a book it's nonsense.
@@EternalBlade I don’t think it is bro. I wasn’t there but there is in fact historical documentation about it. Also I’m straight, white and fundamentally Christian. So I have no interest or reason to defend woke liberal feminists. I’m just trying to let you know that there indeed was female troops who fought in the Second World War. There was even a female Soviet sniper that had 309 confirmed kills. On top of that there were another 2000 female snipers in the Red Army (Many of which would have fought in Finland). Female infantry was a rarity, but it did actually happen.
@@chaytonhurlow840 First of all stick to trying to"educate" high school boys or whatever it is you like. Secondly no now is saying that there were no women in war. Or that there were no female snipers. Although if you a read a book called through the crosshairs you will find most of the stories of soviet women snipers was propaganda. It was used to demoralize the enemy and think they weren't even as good of soldiers as women. The majority of it is fiction.
Loosen up the movies supposed to be fun not a historical documentary. He fucking threw a landmine at someone’s head and you are worried about a women with a machine gun
i wonder if the dog could smell landmines
If you haven’t seen this movie, I highly recommend it.
One Man Death Squad.
This is what the younger generation is turning into. The intolerance for any view but their own, their rabid hatred for anyone who merely disagrees with their views, the not only willingness but outright aggression and glee when it comes violence against anyone "not them".
This will not end pretty with an afternoon shopping at the mall. The horsemen are riding.
When confronted by evil you fight. Well, other people fight. You are part of the darkness.
@@jimmiller5600 wrong. The darkness exists because of people like you, who think that violence is somehow inherently wrong and cannot conceive of the concept of "Many wrongs have occurred because good men stood by and said nothing and did nothing.
Violence can be absolutely righteous, but you are so propagandized by liberal nonsense that it is likely now impossible for you to ever really be one of those "good men".
And blaming others (especially the old) for their character flaws.
@@jimmiller5600 What a dipshit thing to say. YOU are clearly part of the darkness with an ignorant statement like that. The darkness is the libertines you damn fool.
You can't even see the enemy and he's right in front of you ( claiming to be a woman)
The premise of this film reeks of revisionist hogwash.
The Finns and Germans were close allies vs the mutually hated Soviets years before the start of WW2.
Those German units still in Finland at war's end would have gladly put themselves into the service of the Finnish military to continue the fight against the Communists.
I have nothing but contempt for fascists and Nazis, but this film seems to be spreading gross untruth to such an extent that one must call it out and question the motives of those behind it.
Stalin was a "friend" of Hitler before WW2 they developed tanks together on Soviet soil (Rapallo agreement).
Stalin made an agreement with Hitler (Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact) 1939. There was a secret add on where Hitler and Stalin divided the countries of Europe for themselves. Hitler was able to conquer new territories easily, Stalin thought the USSR army could do the same and take Finland in two weeks. USSR attacked Finland, It didn't go well for the USSR, hundreds of thousands of Soviets died, but the attacker was superior, war ended and Finland lost some its land areas.
When the war between Germany and the Soviet Union started 1941, the Soviet Union attacked Finland again, although Finland declared itself neutral. Finland and Germany had now a common enemy and Finland began to receive help from Germany.
The war between Finland and the Soviet Union ended 1944 and as a peace condition the Finns had to expel the Germans, this story takes place during the Lapland War 1944-1945
This movie happens during Lapland War, in which German and Finland were adversaries.. Germans burned Lapland when they retreated.. just a small history lesson my friend
this scene is 100% F.A.F.O!
Wonderful film, which is a rarity these days...
Revenge for dogs is so overused
Bruh are you saying you wouldn’t take revenge
@@realestone594 The dog is fine not like Mr. Wicks and i found another movie about dog revenge the other night but forgot its title. The uploader here titled it to try to get more views but there was clearly more going on in this scene than just a dog
@@DavenHiskey oh now I understand you, ya that’s fair
@@DavenHiskey The dog survives the entire movie.
@@Eidlones Only strengthens
Slava Finland! Slava AZOV! Glory to Ukraine
Can NOT agree with you Nazis...Putin will crush you!!!!
cant wait to watch this
Amazing movie.
It is a fact that Finland as well as Norway were allied with NAZIs and a bit the “neutral” Sweden. I think that the goal of this film in addition with an other one “Narvik” is to clean these two countries regarding this relationship with NAZI Germany. I am sorry I forgot that nowadays the bad guys are Russians never mind that they fought strongly the bad NAZIs. So it is not problem to change the truth and the history. It something that has happened a lot of times in the past…
Simplistic view. Missing A LOT of context and nuance. Also a lot of things have changed since the 1940's. I suspect it eases the mind when taking sides.
Absolutely agree 100% - we should deffinetly judge all nations by the actions of their ancestors collectively and take all those actions into account everytime we encounter someone...
Or, or, and try to hear me out here, we could do something completely radical and nuanced and try judging people on their individual merrits and flaws instead of something their distant ancestors (who they not only never met but may have never even heard of) allegedly did. Oh, and by the way, history reports are NEVER biased, right?
The Americans liberated Europe in the west, the Russians took the opportunity to annex an already beaten Europe in the east. The Allies weren't all that thrilled about being Russia's "ally" anymore than the Finns were all that thrilled to be Germany's ally. They were limited allies of Germany because they had their hands full with Russia trying to annex them as well. Russia's intent is starting to become clear, they were not heroic liberators and defenders of freedom but opportunists ready to victimize an already victimized population. The Allies had determined Finland was only interested in keeping Russia out so they decided to leave them alone. General Patton suggested turning on the Russians and "driving the SOB's back to Moscow" People like to talk about how well the Russians fight. The Winter War shows the Russians with a 5 to 1 advantage and superior equipment lose. So there's that, and it sounds familiar.
Norway was allied with Nazi Germany???? Just how did you come up with that? Do you know that the Soviet Union invaded Poland in 1939 with the Germans? Stalin was as big a monster as Hitler.
Norway was "allied" with the Nazi's. Wow that's some revisionist history.
"Unfortunately," this is just a movie, and this never actually happened. However, if you ask an elderly Russian man (who served in Berlin at the end of the War), he will explain in detail how the Germans were "cleared out" of Berlin.
Unfortunately, he will also tell you that thousands of his OWN comrades did not come home after Berlin. WWII was very costly for Russians. They lost at least 8,668,400 souls. This was just a rough count because it is impossible to actually know. After the War, Stalin was not very good to them either and they lost millions more from Communism.
We owe a great vote of thanks to the Russians. They paid the ultimate price. Their loss was at least 2 million more than the Holocaust. I wonder how present-day Germans feel about movies like this?
Sanjosemike (no longer in CA)
In 100 years there will still be movies being made about how the russians were kicked out of Ukraine... and the world will still not have forgiven or forgotten by then, for the atrocities they visit upon the Ukrainians everyday...
@@joetuktyyuktuk8635 I assume you are critical of my post because I spoke "positively" of the Russian efforts to defeat the Germans. This has nothing to do with their war against the Ukraine, or Putin.
Sanjosemike (no longer in CA)
@@sanjosemike3137 I wasn't "critical" of your post at all, I never refuted any of your claims, just stating a fact that the russians have destroyed their own image... they have become what they fought against.
Stalin was no more a communist than Hitler was a fascist. Both were totalitarians using both left and right as useful idiots - as is happening right now - only this time there is nowhere to run to.
@@joetuktyyuktuk8635 Nobody is going to make that movie .
This is an excellent movie.
Definitely an amazing film
I've had headaches like that.
They combined Rambo and John Wick to make this movie.