what's wrong with the movie "das boot" ?
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what's wrong with the movie "das boot" ?
got it on dvd for christmas after my video version got nicked and still cant
find anything wrong
find anything wrong
Imus ad magum Ozi videndum, magum Ozi mirum mirissimum
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Si Hoc Legere Scis Nimium Eruditionis Habes
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In one scene just before the attack on a big Hunter the young captain (Jürgen Prochnow) is sitting with his maps. Beside him he has got a glass of beer standing. The sub lurches heavily right and left in the hard weather, but the surface of the liquid stays the same.
In the scene where Johann the engineer cracks during a depth charge barrage, the skipper hurriedly retrieves his pistol. After Johann is subdued, the weary skipper lays the weapon down unfired. It is a Walther P.38, but a postwar model, as revealed by the grips and alloy frame. Also, a lieutenant commander would probably have had a Walther PPK or Navy Mauser.
When attacking the convoy, the crew rushes forward during the crash dive. Just after a crew member jumps through the hatch after the bow crew compartment, you see someone standing still a second before getting pushed in the view of the camera.
After the first attack on the U96 the captain decides to resurface after sunset. However when they do resurface it's broad daylight.
The 'Fire Drill' will be a wet business for Lieutenant Werner – the right side window on the car is open. At least you see a horizontal line almost halfway down on his side window. You see it when they meet the Bosun's Mate. When they meet the men at their Fire Drill, it even looks as if Lt. Werner opens his window.
During the heavy storm which lasts for 3 weeks, you can see clear blue sky above the U-Boat.
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In the scene where Johann the engineer cracks during a depth charge barrage, the skipper hurriedly retrieves his pistol. After Johann is subdued, the weary skipper lays the weapon down unfired. It is a Walther P.38, but a postwar model, as revealed by the grips and alloy frame. Also, a lieutenant commander would probably have had a Walther PPK or Navy Mauser.
When attacking the convoy, the crew rushes forward during the crash dive. Just after a crew member jumps through the hatch after the bow crew compartment, you see someone standing still a second before getting pushed in the view of the camera.
After the first attack on the U96 the captain decides to resurface after sunset. However when they do resurface it's broad daylight.
The 'Fire Drill' will be a wet business for Lieutenant Werner – the right side window on the car is open. At least you see a horizontal line almost halfway down on his side window. You see it when they meet the Bosun's Mate. When they meet the men at their Fire Drill, it even looks as if Lt. Werner opens his window.
During the heavy storm which lasts for 3 weeks, you can see clear blue sky above the U-Boat.
No im not a anorak;
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and brilliant as well!
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couldnt agree more!
full version is fanastic, it made me grasp for breath everytime the boot came up to the service, bloody claustrofobic.
full version is fanastic, it made me grasp for breath everytime the boot came up to the service, bloody claustrofobic.
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I'm either gonna get slated or thanked for this, but best intentions meant as I thought a certain word was spelled a different way for 40 yrs until someone braved my contempt and corrected me..marloes wrote:couldnt agree more!
full version is fanastic, it made me grasp for breath everytime the boot came up to the service, bloody claustrofobic.
fanastic = fantastic
grasp = gasp (maybe wrong)
boot = boat (maybe wrong)
service = surface
claustrofobic = claustrophobic
can't you tell i'm bored....
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My excuse is that;El gone to Cid wrote:I'm either gonna get slated or thanked for this, but best intentions meant as I thought a certain word was spelled a different way for 40 yrs until someone braved my contempt and corrected me..marloes wrote:couldnt agree more!
full version is fanastic, it made me grasp for breath everytime the boot came up to the service, bloody claustrofobic.
fanastic = fantastic
grasp = gasp (maybe wrong)
boot = boat (maybe wrong)
service = surface
claustrofobic = claustrophobic
can't you tell i'm bored....
-im daft
-im foreign
-im drunk
And boot is spelled BOOT as its the name of the movie and its German.
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ALL sins?El gone to Cid wrote:With those excuses, ALL sins forgiven.
Even the one with the 54 sailors, a suitcase full of mudd and a funny shaped citrus fruit?
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Now thats a sin worth 3 hail mary'smarloes wrote:ALL sins?El gone to Cid wrote:With those excuses, ALL sins forgiven.
Even the one with the 54 sailors, a suitcase full of mudd and a funny shaped citrus fruit?

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But the police told me to stop doing that to mary!Gyrthofhwicce wrote:Now thats a sin worth 3 hail mary'smarloes wrote:ALL sins?El gone to Cid wrote:With those excuses, ALL sins forgiven.
Even the one with the 54 sailors, a suitcase full of mudd and a funny shaped citrus fruit?
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Why??? I heard she used to look forward to itmarloes wrote:But the police told me to stop doing that to mary!Gyrthofhwicce wrote:Now thats a sin worth 3 hail mary'smarloes wrote: ALL sins?
Even the one with the 54 sailors, a suitcase full of mudd and a funny shaped citrus fruit?

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I guess we upset her dad or something...
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