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#41 Post by dromia »

HALODIN wrote:Thanks, it looks like a good film. This is the full film with English subtitles -

I have the subtitles .srt file if anyone needs it.
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#42 Post by HALODIN »

Are they any different from the subtitles embedded in the film?
dromia wrote:I have the subtitles .srt file if anyone needs it.
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#43 Post by dromia »

Don't know. I don't watch you tube.
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#44 Post by HALODIN »

OK. The existing subtitles seem OK so far... the only complaint is they didn't translate the german tank commander, but I don't think it matters.
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#45 Post by dromia »

No there is no need as the Russian is doing the translation which is in the subtitles, you would only get the same twice if they subtitled the SS officer.
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#46 Post by HALODIN »

Good point... :D
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#47 Post by snayperskaya »

HALODIN wrote:
Also if you haven't seen the film Fury, you should, but be aware it's style is similar to a graphic novel. It's brutal.


Sadly war is brutal and personally I would rather watch a film that tells it like it is rather than one that sugar-coats it.

The Beast/Beast of War is worth a watch, some Russian tank action set in the Soviet-Afghan conflict
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#48 Post by HALODIN »

Fury kind of bathes in it's vulgarity... aaarggh

Thanks, I'll see if I can watch it over the Christmas break. At least 50% of my DVD collection are war films... :good:
snayperskaya wrote:Sadly war is brutal and personally I would rather watch a film that tells it like it is rather than one that sugar-coats it.

The Beast/Beast of War is worth a watch, some Russian tank action set in the Soviet-Afghan conflict
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Just don't confuse fury with Ardennes fury
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#50 Post by snayperskaya »

HALODIN wrote:Fury kind of bathes in it's vulgarity... aaarggh

Thanks, I'll see if I can watch it over the Christmas break. At least 50% of my DVD collection are war films... :good:
snayperskaya wrote:Sadly war is brutal and personally I would rather watch a film that tells it like it is rather than one that sugar-coats it.

The Beast/Beast of War is worth a watch, some Russian tank action set in the Soviet-Afghan conflict
9th Company (9 Pota) is also good, kind of a Russian full Metal Jacket, and loosely based on actual events that culminated in the Battle for Hill 3234 during the Soviet-Afghan conflict.Very accurate indeed in terms of equipment, weapons and uniforms etc used.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=uKOkjbQAsZA
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