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Early in World War II, an inexperienced U.S. Navy captain must lead an Allied convoy being stalked by Nazi U-boat wolfpacks.
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My father was sunk by U Boats 3 times in the Battle of the Atlantic. He was a gunner on defensively equipped merchant ships, the main targets. He told me how bad it was. Very emotional for me this.
3 times. Have to buy lottery tickets after he got home.
@@eligebrown8998 plotwist... hes father was a german spy sending info to the enemy
i would love to know more about this story
@@ferwaz that could be a movie. It may be true. No lie. I cant remember the mountain roads I think are in brazil or Venezuela. It's the narrow roads where buses and trucks always fall off the cliffs. There is a guy who has been on 3 buses that have fallen of the roads. Now the locals will not ride any bus that he gets on.
@@eligebrown8998 the road name is Camino a Los Yungas and its located in Bolivia... 3 times? damn... as a counter part theres a guy in brazil that ahve win the lotery tree times... and lost everything all tree times haha
Probably my favorite scene from this movie. I love it how they actually made the other escorts do stuff instead of just doing nothing
Coordinated operations. Even today ASW is best done as a team effort.
That german U-boat captain has played too much Silent Hunter 4 thinking he can sink destroyers with his deck gun
You fight with all you've got or die.
The whole Krauts conversation be like: Hans, Franz, are you sure it's the best way to deal with zem?
Hans: Ja! It's what our commander say. Right commander?
Commander with a lazy expression on the conning tower telling the other 2 to keep on shooting on the corvette: Yes...
U571
2 reasons why a sub would surface. Either they are damaged and their ballast tanks are not responding to submerge and two they probably stayed below for more than 24 hours. WWII subs cant stay for long underwater unlike modernsubs, one way or another they need to surface.
he died like a man
Tom Hank means some real, serious and quality output.
“I’ve got him Dead to Rights, I’m attacking!” Best line in the whole movie.
Flower Corvettes were the wild terriers of the North Atlantic. Small but lots of teeth and guts and could bulldoze through any weather (though crew being thrown around everywhere obvs) and bite onto a submarine and blast it into the cellar.
Best description! 👌🫡🇺🇸
It had to be every navy gunners wet dream to sink a U-boat in a surface action.
U boats were on the surface a lot more than they were underwater. A very large number of ships killed by u-boats were on the surface. Underwater they couldn't move very fast and generally speaking a single destroyer was usually plenty to kill one. What's more, submarines in WW2 couldn't stay under for very long.
Ww2 sub's was more like a boat that can dive
@@jediknight73 thats the idea of a sub i guess
@@lt3997 There is a world of difference between 'can dive for a short time' and 'can stay submerged for the whole patrol'. We only got to the latter with the invention of nuclear power.
@@adammaciejewski925 wait so Germany uboats need to resurface to refill on air?
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My son once interviewed a former merchant sailor who served in the battle of the Atlantic. When my son remarked that his grandfather served in the royal canadian navy aboard a Corvette and their paths might have crossed the old merchant sailor replied “ah yes...those corvettes were mean little bastards”.
The U-Boats had some brilliant Captains,.......Prien, Kretschmer, and Topp.
The allies had none better than Johnny Walker......a true fighting sailor in the best British tradition and an utter genius.
The US had some pretty sharp and heroic folks in The Pacific - Flucky, O'Kane, Ramage, Street, Dealy, Crromwell. We had a mortality rate second only to the Nazi U-Boats, and a mortality rate higher than any other Allied Branch.
*s/ Retired 24 Year US Navy Submariner - USNA Class of 1965 - Former Enlisted man*
@@SaltiDawg2008 No arguments on that. I think all submariners - then and now are an elite. It is the silent service though.....they keep their secrets well - not all military branches have that ethic.
I agree with both of you. My father did seven war patrols on the USS Redfin (ss272). He told me some incredible stories.
as a former DD sailor, this was gut wrenching.
I wish they would make a movie about Taffy 3 at Samar. It would awe inspiring to see DDs and DEs going up against the cream of the the Japanese surface fleet.
Now that’s what you call “close quarters battle”!
I thought the taut horror soundtrack was perfect for the horror of what these men are doing. And the choice to never show the u-boat crews gives them a silent menace. Pretty powerful work.
My uncle Warren was a merchant marine he had 3 ships shot out from under him and lived into his 80 s he told me he was in Vietnam as a navigator on a ship when the stack was hit by mortar fire they steamed out it was the start of the war. He owned a classic mustang and on the floor it was littered with coins l picked some up and they were from all over the world. I asked him why and he said he used them in parking meters. He said some were from countries that no long exist. He was and inventor and made toys in his spare time and sold them to Hasbro and others. He once was detained in Japan customs because he brought hi sextant through customs they thought it was a bomb. He had them laughing in the end. He said don't be afraid just live and be happy as much as you can. I miss you watney. Love les
Where did this story come from shoot out at the fantasy factory. Some of us are just not gullible...LOL
thanks for sharing dude
@RAFFIEL AFFENDY MOHD well he lived that's the most important part. Many ships also didn't make it or their crews.
@@scottouellette9411 hi Scott sorry you didn't like the family history guess your is better.
@Fred Flintstone Fred you are silly
If a Sub is damaged by depth charges it would surface, if it could, or sink like a rock.
Yeah, the sub on the surface, was in more peril then the surface ships. The fact the sub crew were manning the guns means it probably could not submerge.
Tom Hanks is in a class of his own.
For all the armchair historians, who like to say: "This would never happen . . ." or "No uboat captain would have . . . " I suggest you read the account of the capture of U505 by Captain Dan Gallery of USS Guadalcanal. Our ships forced the uboat to the surface with depth charges. The crew abandoned their boat and our sailors boarded from small boats, disarmed the demolition charges and captured the submarine. It was towed to port and is now on display in Chicago. I've read about the action, but heard it the first time, first hand from my father who was an electrician's mate third class aboard USS Pillsbury when it happened. And by the way, I served eight years in the US Navy
Respect to your grandfather.
I am german and visited U 505 two times.
I grew up going to the Museum of Science and Industry, and have seen and toured the U-505 many times. Each time I go, I'm still in awe of the brave men who pulled off the operation and scored the enigma machine and a mostly functional U boat. If you ever get a chance to see the U-505 exhibit, do it.
Two reasons why this would never happen:
1) U-505 example you listed above - no chance in dueling with a destroyer, hence they surrendered and used demolition charges
2) extremely unlikely they would even be able to man the deck gun in those waves, let alone use it or hit anything
Complete Hollywood fiction. Fun, not even remotely accurate.
@@DBSTH0R i think there's definitely a little bit creative license, but its by no means complete fiction. My the U boat didn't want to surrender and proffered to go down fighting, and the crew was ready to jump out and man the guns as soon as they surfaced
That a u boat is taking on two destroyers at the surface is like an antelope standing up to two lions
Before someone else points it out : One of the ships is a corvette not a destroyer, but yes, ur right.
@Lone Wolf Survivalist doubt an antelope has a choice there either
other one was a corvette which had less firepower.
They literally said in the clip that the U-boat looked damaged, it was forced to the surface by the depth charges and the captain chose to fight to the death rather than be captured
Hanks removes Navy hat, puts on Army helmet: "frag out!"
Tom Hanks could make a movie about picking lillie's and it would be a block buster.
Damn !!!!!! I would ha really wanted to see this movie.
If you liked this, immediately go watch "The Enemy Below", with Robert Mitchum as a US Navy destroyer captain and Kurt Jurgens as a German U-boat commander, as they do battle in the North Atlantic. Fantastic battle of wills and tactics from two great actors.
I have to say the Uboat made good moves like sticking to the side of the enemy while hitting them
Фильм супер. Том Хэнкс - неповторим. Браво Том Хэнкс!!!
I served on a destroyer. Great movie.
Saving Private Ryan meets World of Warships.
I love u boat
LOL
Saving private Ryan. Cast away. Are also fantastic. In Splash, I noticed only the mermaid. I don't know why :-)
nandato?
I would sit and listen to stories about the battles in the north Atlantic from my father he was armed guard coast guard on c-3's tankers liberty and victory ships had 5 ships torpedoed out from under him very rough conditions back then
Anti-submarine warfare in 1942 was very different than in May of 1945. Bletchley Park code-breaking, "jeep" aircraft carriers, and rapid improvements in radar helped the Allies pound U-boats with efficient lethality late in WWII.
3:52 That background song is creepy me out at night time.
Лодка в надводном положении идёт навстречу эсминцу... Ага!
Он даже стрелять в нее не будет, а просто форштевнем ударит и ей хана.
Кина не будет :)))
Надо было устроить дуэль на пистолетах между капитанами )))
И получив повреждения от тарана уйдет нахуй на дно вынудив весь конвой затормозить чтобы спасти выживших тем самым подставив все корабли разом под удар. Гениальный план, просто ахуенный. Ты ЕГЭ сдать то смог?
Я уже молчу о том что подлодка всплыла потому что получила повреждение глубинным зарядом. Тебе мамка денег на билет не дала чтобы ты фильм посмотрел целиком?
Shut up all you U-boat captains this movie is perfectly factual for a movie
The sub would not surface in battle unless damaged. On a side note If you want to see a good U-boat documentary watch " Hell bellow"
I agree, it seems unlikely.!
DAS BOOT !
Many things an happen. Some times if a internal fire happened they must surface to vent or die of asphyxiation. Then drop below again. Or lose of ballest control. And have to rise or sink. They are tricky little monsters u boats.
One of the officers said it looked damaged. The sub capt had a choice, either drown or roll the dice on the surface
This is a movie for entertainment. It is not a documentary or anyway close to it. ENTERTAINMENT!!!!
A friend of my Grandfather's was a career navy man, had already been in 5 years when WW2 started. He was on a destroyer in the gulf of Mexico in 1940, they were doing a training exercise with a US Navy S-boat, one of our subs. The exercise was to do find him and track the S-boat with sonar, then do a mock depth charge run. Well, his ship was tracking this sub, kept tracking it but it kept moving out of the training area, so the destroyer he was on kept with it. About an hour later, the Captain of the S-boat radioed the destroyer and was wondering where they were and why they hadn't commenced the exercise. It seems the destroyer my Grandfather's friend was on was tracking a German U-boat doing their recon runs and was headed back out to see. He said the worst part was, they had no real depth charges on board, had the U-boat decided to try and sink them, there wasn't much they could have done about it.
I’ve seen the 5”/38 in action both in real life and in movies. Great main gun.
Worked with a guy years ago who was a mount captain on one of those bad boys.
Rooftop Voter We’re were traversing Northbound off the coast of Coronado Island. One of our frigates, USS Sample, FF-1048, laid down some steel with that mount.
This the best movie 🎥 so far with Tom Hanks in action, I am sure if show on the cinema I will not miss it.
Knife fighting with warships.......Hell yeah......I will buy a ticket to that!
I believe the film is based on the novel "The Good Shepherd" by C.S.Forester, of Hornblower fame. A good read.
Another very good read - with a German submarine viewpoint - is "Sharks and little fish" (Haie und kleine Fische) by Wolfgang Ott. German war literature at its best.
yes - u r right ...
Another great read is "Shadow Divers: The True Adventure of Two Americans Who Risked Everything to Solve One of the Last Mysteries of World War II"
Well, usually the skipper would dive in as shown in das boot. Also they need time to refill the boat. Maybe the boat werent in a conditio to dive.
A couple other old books on the subject are the cruel sea and storm below
wow i wish us Brits had got involved in WW11 my uncle Bill just sailed on some sort of cruise ship in the Baltic and 2 of my other Uncles went to Europe on a touring holiday it must have been good cos' they never came back
My uncle went on holiday to Africa in 41, must have founda lovely girl and settled down , never returned to NZ,
If that isn't a British Corvette, it's a Canadian Corvette. British Empire right there in front of you.
We wish you had gotten involved, that way my father would have ended up in a hospital for 11 months after he was in North Africa, Sicily, Normandy, france and Germany playing tourist with the Germans ...lighten up, they made a movie about U.K. war efforts......A Bridge too far.
My Canadian Grandad went on a trip to Europe as well. Came back with a couple of souvenirs, he carried them everywhere for forty five years. Unbelievably a Medical surgeon stole them, snatched them right off his back.
You're a freakin moron!
I'm friends with a Orca and I showed him this movie and his first question for me was "Why do the German subs sound like whales singing in this movie ?" And you know, I honestly could not tell him.
Trying way too hard
Ralphie Beasley I feel like this is a scam
Awe inspiring to watch HMCS Sackville in action.
God bless our sailors and merchant Marines who braved the cold rough seas of the North Atlantic, faced the U-boat threat and emerged victorious.
After the uboat surfaced those submariner knew they were already good as dead, just to put up a last fight like all true soldiers do.
Those Kreigsmarine men ... differant breed submariners no matter the side i respect their bravery... going to war in a steel coffin. God bless all the men lost at sea ... WAR IS HELL
*War doesn't determine who's right only who's left*
0:34 i love the calmness of this moment, reminding the guy of his training
If I have to keep watching these clips,
I won't need to BUY the DVD .. .. ..
D-Day invasion. Donitz send several U-boot's to atack merchant ships in Channel la Manche. On 18 June 1944, U-767 was sunk by Royal Navy destroyers via depth charges dropped. 49 dead and? Yes! Unbelievable one survivor! Critical hited U-boot was quickly flooded. This guy already knew, crew is dead in the bow and the boat is sinking. When water full flooded to the rear deck, this man escaped via torpedo tube XD
If you want the factual truth there are plenty of books written by destroyer captains and U-Boat captains. The movie just gives you a idea of what it would be like to patrol and die in the Atlantic during the war. It's not a documentary, just a movie.
Thank you !!!
@macsporan I'm the one that's astonished that you would post such a bright reply.
the sound is terrific!!!!!
Despite some historians absolutely cringing their rears off at this scene, it showed further ingenuity from the German opponent. Instead of just running away after being forced to surface, where the escorts would likely obliterate them instantly, the sub went extremely close range and in between Dicky and Greyhound so neither could hit them effectively while the U-boat crews got the deck guns manned. May be over the top historically to some, but it definitely had some significance
I always behave like this while my Navy Field's game is going on.
For those who don't believe destroyers, corvettes and Uboats engaged in surface combat with each other, they absolutely did. Canadian naval historian Gordon Laco, a consultant for "Greyhound," cites the following in an interview on Global News:
In advising on the battle scenes, Laco was inspired by close-up, real-life fights between Canadian ships and submarines - HMCS Assiniboine vs U-210, HMCS Chilliwack vs U-744, and HMCS Oakville vs U-94.
To highlight "the fighting spirit of the Canadians," he inserted a line said by an American sailor into the script: "Go get 'em, Dickie!"
"The close, savage action we showed in the film really happened, and it was really done by Canadian warships," he said.
@Fred Bloggs Not so! Google HMCS Assiniboine and one of the links will take you to the Juno Beach museum website where there is a complete report of the action written by the destroyer's captain and pictures taken during the battle. They finally rammed the Uboat two times and then it sank.
well, then the more respect to the german uboat sailors.
@Fred Bloggs Well, neither did the Uboats in the movie. They had to surface because of damage and decided to fight. That's what the U 210 did. It did not surface and surrender ... so what is your point? Did you even read the wartime report of the battle by the HMCS Assiniboine's captain or look at all of the pictures from the fight that I showed you how to access???
@@ToddSauve Be careful when providing sources. U210 did fight on the surface making it more of an exception. The circumstances of why the captain decided to fight it out are unclear. Both U744 and U94 surfaced to evacuate and not fight as indicated by the accounts of the battles and the numbers of survivors picked up after the U-boats were sunk. There were also numerous other cases of decorated U-Boat combat skippers surfacing to abandon ship and not fight it out (see the accounts of U110, U99, U162)Typically battles on the surface were the exception and not the norm as U-boats were extremely vulnerable to gunfire(a single shell could compromise a U-Boat's ability to submerge which was it primary means of defense). In this situation where the U-Boat was crippled and under attack by two escorts they would have surfaced to abandon ship and scuttle the boat. I think the 'historical' consultant may have been better served reading first hand accounts of the war in the Atlantic like Lothar Gunther Bucheim's(Bucheim served as a war correspondent on a U Boat cruise) Das Boot for a better understanding of the mindset of the U-Boat service. Similarly he could also have consulted Nicholas Monsarrat's(who also served in the Royal Navy on corvettes and destroyers during WW2) excellent(though fictional) The Cruel Sea. Instead he seems to have cherry picked a couple of examples to justify the film producers desire to have an exciting close quarters battle on the surface. Just because U-boats did rarely fight destroyers on the surface does not mean that the film can be held up as an example of accurate historical storytelling it should be viewed as a somewhat fantastical adventure much like the Enemy Below(minus the nuance and character) and not like a semi-accurate portrayal of the Battle of the Atlantic like the film version of the Cruel Sea(next to impossible to find now) or Das Boot(not popular because it humanizes the 'bad guys'). As final note I find it amusing that the U-Boat blows up and no one makes any effort to see if there was anyone to rescue which was quite a historical given the numbers of U-boat survivors picked up by Allied escorts. Then again, what can you expect from a soulless display of sound and fury like this movie?
@@nicholasotto2822 The source I provided for the fight between HMCS Assiniboine and 210 is the best that exists and includes pictures taken during and after the fight. These things DID happen, so I don't see what your point is either. So what if it was rare. That doesn't mean it shouldn't be portrayed in the movie. At this point in WW2, early to mid 1942, the German navy had changed from a 3 to 4 rotor Enigma machine that the Allies couldn't crack. Perhaps they fought it out because they were concerned that an invaluable 4 rotor Enigma would fall into their hands, as a 3 rotor version had fallen into the hands of HMS Bulldog. In any event, Google HMCS Assiniboine and follow the link to the Juno Beach museum where all the reports and pictures are online. Quite an episode on the high seas!
By the way, the Assiniboine picked up almost 40 survivors from U210 so perhaps one of them left an account giving the reason the captain of the Uboat decided to fight. Some were fanatical Nazis and were quite happy to die for the Fuhrer.
And one more thing. One of the photos from the fight shows a round from the Uboat deck cannon that went right through the Assiniboine's wheelhouse and out the other side! There is a big hole and outward facing splayed metal from the exit hole. During the movie HMCS Dodge (Dickie) reports that they had taken a round right through their ship as well that had failed to explode. What a miracle, and I'm sure that is where the film's writers took that incident from. The HMCS Assiniboine had to return to St. John's, Newfoundland right away to get repairs from the battle.
Robert Mitchum would have handled that differently.
what a great talent Mr Tom Hanks is.looks like another great movie to see.
Combat at sea presents challenges that you just can't understand unless you have gotten underway on a warship. It literally goes from boredom to sheer terror in seconds and you either win or lose since there is no place to run to or hide.
Waaaayyyyy too many WoW Admirals in the comments. Not ten days at sea between 'em.
@Fred Bloggs NO most people here know the stuff from WOWS.I am probably one of the few other people who knew lots of this b4 WOWS.BUt as long as they know that ships in real life didn´t have health points, I am okay with´em.
@Fred BloggsYou mean like 20 years at sea, much of it on destroyers conducting ASW? (Edit: Obviously, one doesn't spend all their service at sea, but the majority of my time _was_ spent at sea-going commands.)
Reminds me very much of the book 'Walker, R.N.', how he fought the u boats on the Atlantic run. Great read.
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Oops!! The 5 inch guns are under local control ("fire at will" 0:06) but at Mark 0:08, 1:16, 1:27, 3:29, 3:33, the aiming doors on the front of the 5" guns are all closed as they are firing.
Looks good, but he ain't Robert Mitchum! (The Enemy below, 1957)
Not even in the same ball park. The Uboat would have surrendered upon surfacing, not trying to duel it out LMAO.
@@DBSTH0R maybe the commander was super zealous and refused to surrender. I could see it happening
That scenario is ridiculous.
Tom Hanks nails it again!
My god. This movie looks spectacular! I want it!
When will this movie be available to us mere mortals who can't afford to buy all the super-premium-limited-channels?
Probably not for awhile. Apple bought the movie rights.
Its on the lame a$$ apple app
I actually saw another RUclips video posted a day ago with a link in the description to some random 3rd party site that has it, although you have to sign up but its apparently free. Haven't tried it yet, but I'd hurry if I were you, you never know if Apple's gonna take it down or not
Hey Look .... Tom Hanks is in a Video Game!
"Dickie" was a Canadian Navy vessel in real life.
Hope was not Thomsen on that uboot
"Das ist Thomsen!"
My god Philippe, so they have pushed you out to sea again?
I think these U-boot's in the movie are shown on the surface, to add color to the fight in each scene. U-boot commander never tried fight with warships, destroyers or corvettes in surface. It would be suicide! No one tried engage atack warships via deck machinegun or cannon. U-boot was poorly armored even against machine gun fire. They goes to surface, when U-boot was critical damaged via bomb atack. Usually they hid under water for avoid dectected. There have been U-boot attacks on destroyers, but only under water and hit destroyer by torpedo was a big challenge for crew. Torpedoes passed under the hull due to the smaller fording depth of the ship in water or missed! Destroyer was fast and maneuverability. And for last. Wolfpack atacked convoy always in night! That was Dönitz tactic. But i understand, it just movie and only cinematic perspective.
The close quarter combat scene is actually almost based on real battle
And the reason why the uboat surface maybe because the uboat is damage
Смотрел это фильм, в кинотеатре смотрится отлично. Шикарные кадры, графика самого высокого уровня и качества.
Графика очень реалистичная, киноману - любителю хорошего кино смотреть приятно.
Фильм очень понравился своими кадрами.
Оставим политику, правдоподобность пересказа событий тех лет, за бортом в истории.
А мы просто будем смотреть и наслаждаться хорошим интересным фильмом !
Ok last night I seen grayhound....well another great movie.tom Hanks gives another wonderful performance.
What's even more disturbing, watching U-boat docs and it's revealed that those subs made it to the United States eastern seaboard coast and torpedoing merchant shipping in our own waters. This was all kept quiet not to start a panic with the American people.
Growing up on Nags Head NC, the beaches would often get a heavy slick of what my father would call "bunker oil" from sunken US ships from WW2. Not sure if this description is accurate, but sometimes the beaches would look like someone had laid asphalt.
@@danielgoodson703 I would agree with your father. Yes there would be a lot of US shipping that went down on the eastern seaboard because of U-boats. Too close to home for me, especially since I live in New England area. Seen a lot of raised subs come up off the coast of Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
@@NHfiddleOn a windy cool summer Outer Banks beach (Nags Head) war stories seem weirdly terrifying and personal. Walking windy and breathless as stories of silhouettes of our ships (no black outs for fears of public panic) made easy prey, ghosts imagined would appear. Ominous bubbles of oil became terrifying, like the dead desperately reaching...grasping telling their story. Laying down for the night with the brisk wind creaking the house on its piles, these stories caused me nightmares....45 years later they still do.
Really? I doubt U-boats had enough fuel to hunt near US eastern coast, only in northern part of Atlantic, where the convoys were.
In the attack where the captain orders the guns to shoot, looking at the guns, they're too high for that close of an attack.
use a little imagination and act like the boat is moving up and down because of the WATER
Una bonita fantasia que muchos consideran una realidad. Nada mas que una película.
I need to add this DVD to my collection
Это чё ? Продолжение "Безумного Макса " на море ? Не хватает чувака с гитарой,на резинках, перед рубкой лодки)))
yes , prety much what you said .
agree. exactly what i'm gonna say
Сказка 😂 подлодка против 2 эсминцев в надводном положении отстреливается те убить ее не могут !!! Ну цирк просто
вот и я удивился. да она только всплыла-её тут же бы из пушек разнесли,ну а если у них никто стрелять не умеет-таранили бы 100%
"Ну тупыыые !.." ))
@@user-df9wc3kx5s ты типичный диванный экспер, строящий из себя специалиста в теме, хотя на самом деле несёшь лютую стыдную дичь
Ну как бы они потопили её в итоге, и если бы был внимательнее, то может понял бы, что в шторм нужно ещё умудриться попасть по этой лодке
@@shish639 показали и правда лютую дичь чтобы было побольше экшена
I want to get it on DVD TOM Hanks looks like he did a fantastic Job.
Still in Quarantine in August - Cant wait to see this one!
Flower class Corvette?
Fletcher class destroyer, one of the best, if not the best one.
Yes, 'Dicky' ist a Flower-Class Corvette.
You are right
Correct HMCS Dicky
Looks to me like 'The Cruel Sea' was way more realistic...however this movie looks like 'fun' so I may well watch it.
I agree. "The Cruel Sea" is to my mind one of the greatest movies ever made.
Eh, the sub was forced to the surface and the captain chose to fight to the death, simple as
Stupidity in this movie is that U boat Captains would never surface to be hit or get destroyed. They only surfaced or dived when they had no choice.
Another superb captain role for Tome hanks, Capt Sully, Capt Phillips, Capt Miller, Capt Lovell..
Captain of children
@@illhaveanother4365 That would have been Mr Rogers
If any German got on the deck gun, they would have been cut in half by the 50cal AA guns on the destroyers. There is no way they could have even got one shot off let alone aimed one. Also that sea state would not have helped them.
those DDs had more than .50s they had 40mm and 20mm AA guns.
Well there are numerous examples of close encounters like that. One German Uboat got so close to an American destroyer they ended up using handguns, the exec officer pulled out a tommy gun on the bridge, and other sailors resorted to lobbing spent shell casings at the Germans because the sub was to close for the AA to hit them. Another famous example happened in the pacific where a Japanese submarine got so close the American destroyer crew resorted to throwing potatoes at the enemy submarine. These encounters absolutely happened. Also some ships like Bismarck had aircraft that were low enough the AA Couldn’t even shoot down the incoming swordfish because they were too low. So yes not being hit by the anti aircraft guns fire being that close and low makes perfect sense.
Well thats probably why they only got one shot off
@@TLO129 actually in the case of the Bismarck they weren't able to shoot down the Swordfish because their hulls were made of mostly stretched fabric, so the explode-on-contact AA shells the Bismarck was using would just pass right through without detonating.
Also there's no confirmation on the potato-throwing bit, they just that they were "close enough to throw potatoes"
@@kostakatsoulis2922 I’ve heard people say the swordfish were made from fabric but they weren’t. Lightly built, absolutely, but not literal fabric. 25mm and dual purpose mounts both suffered from limited high and low range. They couldn’t train down parallel with the deck so the weapons were firing upward, a skilled pilot to make a torpedo attack from a range where the anti aircraft fire was going above them. Bismarck was getting desperate so they opted for shooting their big main 15 inch guns into the water hoping a plane would fly into the tower of water that would be created, it would’ve worked, but no swordfish flew into the water columns.
WOW, when can we see this movie?
Those Escorts may have saved the war.
Excellent movie
For those interested read lewis Seeley and Lorraine Seeley buells " Shipmates " or franklin Dailey jrs. " Joining the war at sea. " 1939- 1945. Ships like the Woolsey fought these battles . My father having been an officer on one once commented about how much water these greyhounds took in a storm should've qualified him for submariners pay ( which was higher) a macabre joke considering .
Do you like submarines?" Das boot"
One of the best war movies ever. Watch the original tv-serie 5.40 hour long version😀
Yes indeed Das boot probably The Best sub movie.
@rusty shackleford I saw a video on the amount of work that went into the filming & making it just like it must have been. I think that attention to detail shows.
@rusty shackleford yepp that is very true,
For instance: Stalingrad. Generation war.
@@BelloBudo007 yes and the music is Epic
By Klaus Doldinger 😎
e@@Captain-Nostromo Yes it's great! I also like It's a long way to Tipperary that they played over the sub intercom.
It would be suicidal for a U-Boat to take the fight to the surface with a Destroyer as portrayed here. Hard to believe!
Insane!!!!! 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
А потом в конце фильма прилетел один самолет с бомбой и порешал все вопросы )))
СТК Бомонд Собственно во второй половине войны так и было. Летали патрульные самолёты с радарами и топили немецкие подводные лодки днём и ночью. Отсюда и такие катастрофические потери у немецких подводников.
@@fast_ok 44-й год. Патрульный самолет. С радаром. В океане. Ночью. Находит и топит подводную лодку. ))) ЕГЭ на марше
@@user-zo4no4cb8l Ты просто неграмотный дятел который не знает предмета. Да. Представь себе. Большинство немецких подводных лодок были потоплены именно так. В то время уже были радары которые устанавливали на самолётах. Самолёты 24/7 патрулировали акватории вероятного появления немецких подводных лодок и уничтожали их бомбовыми ударами. Ночью самолёт снижался по радару, включал мощный прожектор и сбрасывал бомбы. Тонны литературы на эту тему. В том числе мемуары немцев воевавших на подводных лодках и руководивших флотом. Удивлён пионэр? Иди учи матчасть.
@@fast_ok ты просто неграмотный дятел обчитавшийся фентези ))) давай еще про бластеры и звезду смерти ато нещитово ))))))))))
@@user-zo4no4cb8l Читай военную документалистику пионэр. И не звизди в паблике о том о чём понятия не имеешь. Обтекай короче.
That was like having a Gunshot fight in 1 car Garage! Will have to checkout!👍
Like having a knife fight in a fone booth
Crazy how the real footage showed them doing the same exact thing! They get so close the big guns can’t hit them and the smaller guns don’t do much damage so they end up having to run them down! Killer movie though and a great story or courage under fire!
Completely unrealistic and fictional battle, UBOATs immediately surrendered upon surfacing if forced to. For the exact reasons shown in the movie here. And that one uboat that actually did try to duel it out with a destroyer failed in doing so miserably. The small arms fire killed over 30 of her crew before they even managed to man their (non protected) guns.
This is pure Hollywood fiction. The only good things in the movie are the realistic comms as depicted on a WWII destroyers.
Great action and special effects!
I was privileged to know a man, who as a young merchant marine was at pearl harbor on the day of infamy. He joined up with the navy, then the army, branched out to the air force while serving in WW2, Korea, and Vietnam.He retired on a military base a civilian engineer.
One of his daughters, a schoolmate, married the base Provost Marshall
You forgot, then he was a marine then finished off Hitler with his Rambo knife
Watch Das Boot
I've seen Das Boot in the movie theater in the early Eighties.. Great screen and stereo surround sound. 👍
Q: How many RUclips commentors does it take to have a fun party?
A: You could probably take all of y'all and even someone high on cocaine would be bored.
Niiiiice 😎
Very spectacular, but extremely unrealistic. This is not the way U-boats operated.
Just enjoy the show 😉
I'm kinda amazed Tom Hanks would agree to such a historically important movie that only a few would be able to see it. My cable bill is already over 300 dollars but I'm supposed to "subscribe" to yet another service to see such an important WW2 movie ?? Greed knows no bounds.
For a real hero story check on Capt Johnny Walker RN.
This!!
Ah yes!! He was the real deal. A genius.
Donald McIntyre was another. Escort Group’s were badasses.
Всплывать против эсминца- самоубийство!😂
Не было выхода.Загнали! Если глубина маленькая,то и рискнуть спастись запредельной глубиной погружения не было возможности. Вот и решили принять бой. А грамотно встали бортом ко второму эсминцу.
Да на американских кораблях канониры видать только что увидели орудие. С такого расстояния попасть не могут. А подводная лодка видать сделана из бронелистов.
Да они там весь фильм всплывают!😆😆😆
Подлодка получила повреждение глубинным зарядом и всплыла. Тебе мамка денег на билет не дала чтобы ты фильм посмотрел целиком?
@@user-cq6fl5be8o не хами, сынок. Слишком часто они там всплывают и перескопами палятся.
Torpedo torpedo
Fearless Canadian destroyer Dickie..
It's actually a Canadian Flower-class corvette.