DAS BOOT is on demand -comcast
 

if you got comcast -on demand - das boot is on all month under free movies --------------------well you guys know what i am watchin and on patrol with sh3 wife out christmas shoppin with the kids :up: MAN life is good !!! just wish i had more than 2 numbers on the lottery last night:p



http://home.comcast.net/~codmander

If it isn't the 5-hour "Original, Uncut Version" it's not worth it. I own that one, so I can watch it "on demand" any time of the year.

The five-hour one is for those wanting to learn what u-boat war was like.
The director's cut is for the action freaks.

I know which I like the most (I own both) - the epic one. Any given day:up:.

I have all three, the first one being the original theatrical release on VHS. It's only 2-1/2 hours, and is probably my least favorite. The longer the better, I always say.:rotfl:

I found out that the 5-hour-version is somehow hard to get. :-?

http://www.amazon.com/Das-Boot-Origi...?ie=UTF8&s=dvd

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Das-Boot-Min...?ie=UTF8&s=dvd

NOTE: These are just examples. If you order from Amazon, order through subsim.com: http://www.subsim.com/store.html

Codmander, can't find it! Looked under free movies, and did a title search, but I'm here in Denver Co, and that may have something to do with it. It was on Encore 3 times this last month, but each darn time it would start at midnight, or 3 am, and I have to work in the daytime, so I got hosed each time it was on. So I have yet to see the full version in it's entirety. Like trying to watch all 26 hours of Mitchner's Centennial.

Yep the 5 hour one is the closest one to reality (as far as I can ascertain) :yep: :up:

I'm pretty sure 'On Demand' is just that-anytime you want. And I'm pretty sure it's not free.

not on in denver? well probly will be anyday there we had it on encore also probly the snow:smug:

Yup, same here

Hopin' Santa has a copy.

On Demand has pay per view, and free films. If you have any of the movie channels like showtime and hbo, you can watch a lot of their films free while they are on the list.