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The main character's name was Aatami Korpi (Adam "Deep Forest", a type of swamp with trees). There's a Finnish expression "korpisoturi" (deep forest warrior) and this guy is a prime example of that.
Sisu is what happens when Doomguy was born in the wrong time.
Man I want to learn Finnish now. How many cool ass words you're language has.
@@burtknighten4438most important one first: Perkele
I saw it by myself in an empty theater. It was the best movie experience I've had in at least 7 or 8 years.
Wow you support communism that's screwed up
Try Dead Snow, Rare Exports and Troll Hunter for some gems of the north.
Funny how comments about ww2 keep getting deleted here.
And now let's see when hollywood makes a sequel about him taking on communists, which actually did happen and was a much more important war
I'm sure they'll be dying to make that sequel 🤣
I've never heard Doomcocks take on franchises in here,why?
Finland! I am so proud our country can deliver something good in this age of cultural wokeness.
yeah great stuff
I agree. The part of the world that Norsemen warriors came from. They have feminized the men there. Sorry most men from that part of the world I've met have been very faye. I think in one of those norse countries they passed a law for men to sit on the toilet to pee so they can share a woman's pain?
Can you mention an entertaining film without bringing woke into the equation? How about you're proud of your country because you made a good film. Period? Do you actually think most films are 'woke"? You should try to see more movies.
@@greggibson33 yes. for the pass couple of years it's been a woke-a-thon. The biggest wokey was The Force Awakens. It gave me the runs. oh and F Rey, F KK and F the force is female
@@greggibson33 Behave and keep your delusional rants in check. Most Hollywood films are full of woke crap. Are you being serious that he should see more films? Like what films then are you suggesting?
You had me at Finnish Spaghetti Western. And the 'Never Giving Up' is very Northern Heroic Spirit
As a Dane, having known a few drunk Finns in my life, that poster is more or less how all Finns look like if you lock eye contact with one, haha!!
You're correct lol, as a Finn I can attest 😂
This goes to eleven!
Yeah, there's a reason we avoid that with one-another.
Also: accurate depiction of finnish women.
I watched SISU, and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Its nice to see a hero who went through hardship and doesn't make a public spectacle about his victimhood. Instead, he goes through life being a resilient badass as a result of the hardship. In a world where everyone is trying to win the oppression Olympics, we need more movies like this one.
Well he ain't no Harry Markle, that's for sure!
Gary should start doing foreign and Indie film reviews just to spread the word and stick it to Hollywood. The positive energy in the video was infectious.
He won't cause it won't get the clicks and you know it. Watch the difference when The Flash film comes out. All that ad revenue.
@@ops7917 I know you are right but still I really enjoyed this and would like to see more. I don’t think Gary is in this to feed the algorithm I think he’s just enjoying the ride.
@@Turdstool78 I hear what you're saying but if he really wasn't tuned into the algorithm, he'd still be swishing around in 300k subs instead of being at least 500k subs clear and ahead of his FNT cohorts. If he was merely enjoying the ride, his channel would have become stagnant like Geeks and Gamers.
@@ops7917 I disagree I think people are just waking up and channels like Gary’s are gaining growth as a by product rather than him seeking to appease the algorithm. Geeks and Gamers on the other hand has spread itself too thin and as a result grown stagnant.
@@Turdstool78 In part I do agree with you, but not on the Nerdrotic thing. Imagine how much bigger his channel would be if he wasn't attached to the likes of Geeks Gamers, Heelsvsbabyface and RK Outpost who no doubt are associated with rage hate content more than his. While he can do rage content, it's stylised to be consumed by non followers. Each to their own devices.
Aatami Korpi is his name. The Russians called him Koschei, which doesn't actually mean "Immortal" but "Koschei the Deathless" (or Immortal) is a villain character from Russian folklore who is deathless because he hides his soul nested within various objects. It is very similar to John Wick being called "Baba Yaga," who is a famous Russian witch (actually female so Koschei would have been better for Wick). In at least one tale the hero has to seek help from the dangerous Baba Yaga to fight Koschei after he abducts his wife. Hellboy creator Mike Mignola has used both of them in Hellboy related stories.
This is what The Book of Boba Fett should have been..can you imagine how legend that would have been !.. the fans would have LOVED a Sisu Boba Fett style story...
We fought the wrong enemy. -Patton
Captain Finland with his shield
This is one pure gem and epic of a film, it gives holywood the middle finger on how a film should be. Guys don't miss it.
Sisu can be roughly translated into English as strength of will, determination, perseverance, and acting rationally in the face of adversity. Often used when the odds are against you. But you got it.
"Force of Will" sounds like a cool alternate film title.
@@grandarkfang_1482
"Force of Will" confirmed. Still I would say "Grit" is more on the mark.
Hugh Glass in Revenant was Sisukas. Also that climber Aron Ralston who cutted his own arm while was entrapped was like embodiment of Sisu.
Show me some grit people! =)
The best part of the movie
Wasn't gay 🎉🎉
👍
Based 👍
Finally…
It's about time, Gary. You need to do some more good movie reviews. I'm sure gonna watch this.
First listen to some David Irving to prepare for watching Sisu.
@@Red_Devil_2011 Why would I want to listen to the likes of someone like Irving before watching this film?
@@oldfella3919 For perspective.
Nah I prefer to listen to him tear stuff down
0:14 Did he just throw a fucking mine at him!?! ...I need to go see Sisu!
This movie kicks serious ass...just like the main character. And the last line of the movie...priceless!!
"Is he truly an immortal?"
"No, he just refuses to die."
I don't think I've ever seen this much pure joy on Gary's face. This movie must be epic.
Yep
I'm skeptical. He was also pretty excited about "The Northman". I've spent 17 euros on the blu-ray and ended up being pretty underwhelmed after watching it.
Yeah his face really lit up when he watched that movie on last battle of Europa
This film was far and away the most fun I've had in the theater this year. "John Wick 4" was a close second.
Far and away or close to second?
Saw a trailer for this about a week ago and knew i wanted to see it. A revenge movie about a stoic old tough SOB. I absolutely love this kind of stuff. This isn't out in the UK until the end of the month....On the bright side, my wife chose the last movie so I get to drag her to this one!
As a Finn and as a scriptwriter/director by education I love to see Sisu having international appreciation!
Finnish film making is extremely practical 'cause we don't have access to those Hollywood budgeds and in my personal opinion it's the superior way to make cinema as it forces to be creative and the script well enough to let the story carry.
Btw, Sisu as a term is maybe best described as Cold will or unyielding determination.
Grind house meets spaghetti western? Yes please!
Finnish wilderness is all the backdrop you need! Awesome cinematic experience!
Lapland is truly an amazing landscape. 👏 Been too long since I visited.
Finland is beautiful. Too bad we watch muderpr0n about the guys who wanted to protect it, while supporting the guys who want to invade it with mass invasions now.
Fun fact, my Finnish friend told me about this, and I was excited to see a finnish movie fianlly reaching american cinema. Sisu, a term that encompasses courage bravery, tenacity and endurance, to never give up, never quit. glad she told me about it.
Alright. What's next Gary watching RRR?
This Finnish character reminds me the ferocity of Lauri Allan Torni aka Larry Allan Thorne, the only Waffen SS Soldier buried in Arlington Cemetery. Started out in the Finnish Army(mannerheim cross) then as Waffen SS(iron cross) to US Army(bronze star and 5 purple hearts while on tours with his unit MACV-SOG in Vietnam)
I'm so glad you saw and liked Sisu ouh and Greetings from Finland 🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮
Mories! Mukava nähdä muitakin suomalaisia Nerdrotic faneja
@@MFZ0dd no on kyllä harvinaista herkkua
This movie knows what it is and it delivers.
Absolutely. No identity crisis here. Class film
This movie was so well done that the "girl-power" moments were absolutely badass and earned!
If you are calling it girl power , its bad
I crushed hard on the main girl.
@@hitmanmonaghan6633 maybe that's why I enjoyed it...haha.
Oh if you ever met a finnish woman, you know this is spot on
The one on a truck was awesome. Those 30 seconds with them bitches standing in line with guns in their hands seemed undeserved and was cringe AF.
Saw this with my wife. We both loved it.
Sisu means guts, or a stubbornness beyond reason. Glad you enjoyed the movie!
Finnish John Wick finds gold and kills Yazis...
I have seen it twice and still can't wait to see it again! There are many unrealistic scenes, but still great fun! Bond and John Wick movies have equally unbelievable parts, but are still fun as hell. The Russian nickname was 'Koschei', pronounced 'ko-shy'. They were giving him a name of a fearsome sorcerer from Russian folklore, and he deserves it.
Koschei's moniker or title is the "Deathless", "Undying", or "Immortal" when translated. I see why the Russian's gave the main character that nickname. I will have to see it when i get a chance.
Listen to some David Irving to prepare for watching Sisu.
I thought the Bomb Drop was humorous.
@@PanzerBuyer It was superbly so!
I figured that was what it was; the actual mythical Russian’s name is : Koshchei the Deathless (Кощай Безсмертьный). Mike Mignola frequently uses this guy in some of his Hellboy Universe books
I'm not one for gory movies, but glad you enjoyed it.
They kept the vehicles practical which is fun.
At first couldn't figure out why there was a 3rd gen MBT in the scene but the practical side makes sense now. Reminds me of all the old war films we grew up watching from the 60's and 70's prior to digital FXs. Movies like Patton, The Big Red 1, etc.
While digital effects are needed in order to be historically accurate, you have to allow for films that are just fun and require some imagination and should just be fun for their intent.
Can't wait to see this.
I've been wanting to see this since I saw the trailer. Sadly I haven't had time. The closest theaters showing this are a 3 hour round trip.
Jeez. Here in Ireland, half the country is a three hour round trip away
@@MrRugbylane lmao that was probably the best response ever. I did see it this last Friday, though. Amazing movie!
Loistava Suomalainen leffa! 🇫🇮 Glad you liked it Gary 👍 👌
Movie was crap
@@RoshanAntonyTauro You say movie but talk about yourself... You're weird
I already thought this looked good after seeing the trailer, and now I'm looking up times to go see it. Thanks, Gary! Tell us how you really feel 😂
It was good, trailer is accurate.
Can't you see that from his face? The guy looks like he's just hit the pipe.
Gary needed a dumb movie to appease an old liberal with drug-induced brain damage.
Go listen to some David Irving and then watch a movie like Sisu again.
Yes we know Communist love killing freedom fighters...we get it.....
"If I want real life drama, I just remember something". I take that phrase for me.
Classis action.
-Man with no name, or a “John”
-A film you can spoil and it doesn’t matter
-Gibs
-Second hand revenge
-Fighting for a greater cause
And the good guy wins! Most important.
Gibs? What are gibs?
I wont spoil any of it, there were too many scenes I found myself in awe about how visceral and brutal it was. Underwater scene was my favorite too
Greater cause? Gold?
@@Vahisofficial
Yes
I could not agree with you more. This was an awesome movie! The theme of the movie was about "inner strength" and "resilience" and never giving up. The main character was a Finnish Commando named Aatami Korpi. He was known by the Russians as, "Koshei, the Immortal". (Pronounced "Ko - shy, [rhymes with "eye"]) There was only one showing near where i live at 10:00PM. I watched this movie with only two other people (who were a boyfriend/girlfriend couple) in the theatre. It's too bad that more people did not see this in the theatre. I predict that the streaming/blu-ray of this movie will be quite popular, especiallly as word gets out!
Closest translation to SISU would be "unrelenting even when facing certain defeat"
This movie was amazing. You described it just as I saw it. It is a grindhouse spaghetti western movie. The soundtrack was amazing. Some of those kills made me LOL because they were so audacious, they made me laugh when they happened. Very little dialogue but it wasn't needed. I absolutely loved this movie and it will go down in legend as a classic.
Finnish John Wick, that's it. I need to see it
Count dankula covered a mad lads episode about a guy that sounds similar to this from WW2... We took a bunch of their medication to keep himself alive and went on a rampage
Just remember that Finlad fought shoulder to shoulder with the nazis, and they lost the winter war against the soviets... twice
The Finnish Punisher
Agreed about unions for creatives in Hollywood. If you're a GOOD writer then you'll be in demand. It's not like they're working on an assembly line and can be easily replaced by ANYONE desperate enough to accept lower pay!
Or maybe it is like working on an assembly line, and it's gotten to the point where most writers are interchangeable?
Reminds me of Helge Meyer (Danish Special Forces officer) without the weapons and with faith in God and a sweet customized Camaro. Count Dankula recounted his story on a "Mad Lads" episode. I'd go see a movie about his life if Hollywood had NOTHING to do with it.
Saw the Trailer for this and Im glad you liked it. Definitely have to watch it now. It looked amazing! I juts happen to LOVE very simple well told stories... I like when you said "there isnt a lot of Dialogue, and there doesnt need to be" Thats usually a good sign.
One of my favorite aspects of this movie was that it was a simple premise, fully developed and fully explored. They had a cool idea and they played it all the way out. Great stuff!
@@sgray001 like that Fury movie about the Tank platoon. That one was great too. Very simple but powerful and moving.
When he slit the guys throat underwater and sucked the air out of his neck was crazy. Definitely something i have never seen before
More of this please. More bringing attention to things that rule, please
Gary I am so glad you enjoyed Sisu! I loved it myself and have been trying to spread the word about this fantastic film!
I don't know, german soldier evil boogymen is such a tired trope
we do not give up
I watched the movie and loved the whole thing. The writers need to be nominated for awards (not much dialog really, just great action).
Can we expect a sequel where a girl boss does it better?
Hahahaha
Called Sissu? 😏
Ei vitussa!
It should be a prequel, since it is a fact that a woman always does everything first.
As long as the hero journey ends in her realizing that she was awesome all along.
I saw it in an empty theater on opening night.... which was the biggest crime that it's under the radar. I immediately had to review it. Soon as I saw the trailer at John Wick 4 I had to see it. Plus I don't know any of the cast! Freaking amazing movie. This is the stuff that should be at awards
@Jacen Kun what propaganda!?!?!? Nazis are bad? It's a basic action movie.... nothing else to it... that's why it's good!
@@unbridledmayo ..lol where they?
Conmunist then good?
Who Supported the Rapist Genociding Communist?? Ohh the Good Guys...in your mind the Allies...
Who the Evil one??..
.who Invaded who??
Why did moat of the French military actually Fight the allies??
Know your History...
The BANKERS OWN RHE MEDIA EVEN THEN...AND CINTROKLED THE ALLIED PROPAGANDA...WE ALL SWALLOWED...AS TRUTH...
WINNERS WRITE THE HISTORY BOOKS....
who they Beatvis Always the BIG Bad guy...but was he??
And i am jewish...wake up...
Second positive review from someone I trust about how good this is. It’s at my town’s theater, and not at my favorite theater and nowhere else close. So, going to break my boycott of my town’s theater, which just has so many things wrong with it, that I haven’t gone to see a movie there (with one other exception) in over five years. But I will see this there. Thanks, Gary.
ah! it's so good to see Gary fangirling for once! 😅😊
Wow this film looks gritty af. Definitely checking this out.
Loved it. Great film with a simple premise, but sometimes, that's all you need.
Damn, they got a T55 in 1944. Anyway, sounds great, will watch
Dope movie. Had to drive an extra 30 minutes to a theater that had it, but it was 100% worth it. It's like Finnish Rambo/Inglorious Bastards.
Interesting fact: There was a real life finnish sniper called simo häyhä. He was known as the white death & had over 500 kills in ww2. His story is mind blowing, no suspended disbelief required.
Ngl, Im sick of Nazis being the bad guy in every. f-ing. movie.
If it's based on a true story (like the polish boy scouts who fought nazis) = cool.
But there are legit worse villains in history (or at least others who havent been done to death)
It’s in so far based on a true story in that Germans were fighting Finns in 1944 in Lapland. Finland was originally an ally of Germany, but it did make peace with the allies in 1944. But there were still German soldiers in Lapland at that time (fighting the Soviet Union and protecting some mines). Despite the Germans agreeing to leave peacefully, did the situation under pressure from the Soviet Union lead to an open war in which the Germans used a scorched earth tactic.
I agree with you . For fuck sake find different baddies
This movie makes Rambo look like a documentary
This movie tore me to shred with the sheer amount of awesomeness it had within it .
The wife and I went to see it opening weekend on Sunday. There were about 6 - 8 of us in the theater. So not quite as bad as yours. :) But yeah, it was amazing! I had a little issue with the plane crash. I think it would have made more sense if it had been more of a skid than a slam. But other than that, I could not recommend it enough.
I think they implied that it hit a bog and that saved him but yes, that was the most unbelievable part of the movie. My wife hated the way the plane crashed and said had it skidded in that it would have been more grounded in reality.
@@kevinintheusa8984 Great minds think alike. :)
I don't know, John Wick 4 was pretty awesome. But I do really want to see this movie too.
One of those movies you can see again with different friends just to see their reactions
I love your reviews of everything. Your channel is the best thing pretty much on any media platform.
I saw it a few days ago it’s great! I’m going to watch it again today.
I was at the Helsinki premiere for this, with cast and crew. It was bloody spectacular! Probably the finest Finnish movie I've ever seen.
Such a joy seeing you loving a movie - I gotta see this movie!!
80s was the best decade.
"I'll just remember something."
I can relate to that.
"I'll just remember something." that's great.
It is a frickin Awesome movie. I watched it twice. It was great. I don't recommend many movies but this one is worth it. Too bad it's not in more theatres.
Saw the trailer at John Wick 4 and went to it opening weekend with a buddy. Loved it! Very brutal and crazy with a Tarantino feel.
"I remember something!" made my day man. Loving it.
Finnish man here, definitely check this movie out! Sisu translates as courage, just look at what we did to the Vikings and later the Russians during the winter war.
And now you have Sanna Marin or what is her name?
Sad times...
I’ve 100% with you on the reality programming. I want escapism. I’m all set with viewing more reality
My friends and I knew we wanted to see this when we saw the trailer weeks ago, and WE F'ING LOVED IT! Yes, it's over the top in many places, but apart from meting out devastating violence to Russians, Nasties (or can we say Nazis now?) make a good substitute. You go, Aatami! Never give up! Never surrender! Yeah!
I like the way you bring together others in the community. I also like just seeing videos from you, alone.
My jaw dropped when i first saw the trailer. Glad to hear it lives up to it.
90 minutes of just pure awesomeness. And he even has a cute little puppy dowg!
The dog doesn't get killed does it?
@@joeyservo Do you want to know?
Saw it last weekend. It was good. Definitely felt the spaghetti western influence.
BUT. That is not a german tank. It's a T-55.
They couldnt get one, there are so few restored that function, very very expensive. Finnish Army has T-55 so it wasnt a hassle.
@@SweetandFullofGrace Yeah, I figured it was to keep the costs down I don't fault them at all. But I like tanks, so it kills me slightly in the millionth degree.
@@RantTheRetort As it should, things like that bother me too, whether its tanks, guns or something else to that extent.
I thought the Fins were Allied with the Germans .. but would not fight outside the Finnish designated area ?!? I call this movie Bravo Sierra !
The movie is set during the Lapland War (15 September 1944 - 27 April 1945), which was indeed fought between Finland and Nazi-Germany.
The main guy is basically a parody version of Simo Häyhä, a legendary Finnish sniper who'se official kill record is 370 or so. But in this movie he is also Jason Voorhees, only slightly less psychotic.
Simo was by all accounts a really nice, friendly guy IRL, though.
I am a big fan of Finnish history, especially that period - sounds like fun. Thanks for the tip!
Saw it last weekend. Loved it! The only downside was the final fight was a bit weak, but still a hell of a ride overall. Lots of fun. Well-made movie.
He's not immortal, he just refuses to die.
As for the meaning of "sisu", you got it right. It's the spirit of gumption and perseverance. It's an old Finnish word, so there's not necessarily a perfect translation in other languages, but I think the English use for "grit" comes close. Etymologically it's the same as saying someone "has guts", as the word "sisu" is related to the finnish words "sisus" or "sisällä", which mean "inside" or "in". Meaning, someone who has sisu is not just "an empty sack" of a person, but someone who has "that something" that makes them go and keeps them going, indeed they have "spirit".
That T-55 and the dude fighting marketable nazis who had barely a skirmish with the finns late war, instead of soviets who were a much more serious and merciless threat and were in a war with Finland is a force strong enough to pull me out of any movie.
While it is certainly a worthy spectacle of violence, everything in this movie is otherwise absurd and stupidly unrealistic. The germans are stereotypically evil and very conveniently stupid when the plot needs them to be.
Spoilers ahead: So first if you were to find that much gold, in war times, would you be stupid enough to travel along a road? Now if on that road, after you killed some germans who conveniently insisted that you get on your knees before killing you, knowing that there is a tank (which I can't identify but looks more like a soviet T-54 or similar than an historical wehrmacht vehicle of the time) and some infantry in the distance, would you carry on travelling on that road? Well you would if you need the rest of the plot to happen.
Now the protagonist has obviously a massive plot armor, and realism is nowhere to be found, as a large caliber machine gun fire won't even go through a dead body he's carrying, and obviously in a hail of bullets, a thin metal plate can be used Wonderwoman style to deflect those bullets, which again conveniently are only fired above the height of the unprotected legs. In reality, even if the bullets hitting that improvised shield could be deflected (which they wouldn't) they would still do massive blunt damage to the flesh behind. Now our main protagonist also has some impressive lung capacity to hold himself underwater for minutes and this is also coming handy when hung by the villains for quite a while. Villains that again, despite having being briefed on the man, and seen him in action for a bit, conveniently leave him without checking if actually dead (or putting some extra bullets in his body).
I will stop there with the critique, and if you are able to suspend disbelief that much or switch your brain off, then you might indeed enjoy it.
Any movie that makes Gary this giddy is worth seeing.... believe that
"Gary is just a hater. He just wants to dislike everything because it gets more engagement. He's just a cranky old man."
Your wife sounds awesome!