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منگل 26 جون 2007Tuesday, June 26, 2007
Das Boot
Das Boot is a movie about a German U-boat during World War II.
As a submarine movie, it is great. Unlike other movies, it is very realistic, showing the claustrophobic quarters and the close contact of crew in a submarine very well.
One issue I had with the movie is that it seemed a bit longer than it should have been. I looked at my watch a few times while watching it. I guess I would have been better off watching the theatrical version (2.5 hours) instead of the Director’s cut (3.5 hours) that I watched.
Oh and I really liked the ending.
I would rate Das Boot 8/10.
Tags: german, movie, review, war
Posted by Zack at June 26, 2007 2:33 PM in Movies
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