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The only thing I didn't like about Das Boot was that crappy '80s music that
played when they sped along to intercept. That was so out of place it wasn't even funny :huh: Otherwise, it was great, and that's coming from someone who hates subtitles in movies :up: Rocco |
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I don't understand why everyone talks about the so called directors cut. Has no one heard about the TV-version (5 1/2 hours) ?? That is the version everone should watch. I bought it when it was re-relased in Germany (2004). Albeit controversial, the Novel by Lothar Günther Buchheim is one of the best novels about WWII. I have read it at least five times. But watch out: the language is rough! A good example is when he phantasizes about different shapes of the female sexual organ .. a dozen or so :) I also learned some words from him: "Lochschwager" , "Fotzenneid" , "Pint" , .. and have used them ever since .. He must have been a great guy, I like him. |
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That to me is one of two places where Das Boot fails: the fact that the water reaction shows that the boat at sea is just a model. CGI might have helped there as well. My vote for early u-boat movie: U-boote Westvarts. |
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I had known about the models for Das Boot and no CG around. If I'm not mistaken they sold one of the models. I believe it was just one of the conning towers used for close ups. A few guys throwing buckets of water off screen for effect;) But yes, scale of water compaired to model was off. Not quite as bad as the old Godzilla movies:o . I will have to watch Run Silent Run Deep again because I did not realize there was a few shots with the real deal. I guess they did that pretty well. You can't miss those strings though LOL! |
During a production commentary, I recall Wolfgang Petersen saying he felt using a 1/6th scale model (35 foot) and filming at 55 frames per second was the best compromise for a realistic wave effect against the sub's hull. Another bit of trivia: the human figures on the above model were modified Barbie dolls.
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That is corect kaleun :yep: ....you are well informed :up:
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I have the full length "uncut" version but I swear I saw footage in the theatrical release years ago I didn't see in the supposedly "uncut" version. I could be mixing my movies up here as it was a very long time ago, but I remember a scene where the Old Man gets a pair of socks made of human hair, and he knows exactly what that means. Also, I recall the Chief spending a lot more time in the battery compartment, with the fumes really hurting his eyes, and the bravery it took to go back in there.
So I'm not sure there is such a thing as a "full" version, just shorter and longer cuts with different variations of the million+ feet of film they shot. I wasn't very happy with the print quality of the "uncut" version either. |
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WTF!!!!!!!!!.............Adolph Barbie :o
Whatever next :hmm: |
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