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Oh this very sad

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Y con todo respeto para 'Buscando al soldado Ryan' de Spielberg, las escenas de acción bélica, para mí punto de vista, son infinitamente mejor dirigidas.

It should always be about the acting IMO...

To know it was improvised in the last days of shooting because there was no funding anymore to finish the film as initially planned :o

Yes, that's true. Even though they ran out of money during filming the film ended up pretty well.

a grandfather maybe volkssturm called steiner , a gay major and a officer who needs the iron cross YESSSS hahahaha they had and have the weirdest fantasies about the germans ww2 and 1

And "Winter war" too.

Remember the flaw in saving private Ryan. The armored glass on tiger 1 aufst e was 6". A 45. Cal. Thompson would not pennate the glass.

@White Rook You need to see the movie "Stalingrad", a stirring account of the battle & anti-war movie written, directed, and acted by Germans (there is a version in English). It was released on the 50th anniversary of the battle, and covers the experiences of a unit of young naive German soldiers throughout the battle until the remains of the 6th army surrenders. It does so without promoting or honouring anything to do with Nazism, and it does good job of reflecting the ugly violence of war, the moral conflicts with the hearts & minds of the soldiees, and the overall futility of the campaign. IMHO, it is still the best WII movie ever.

Kellys Heroes is another classic WWII movie that is ranked up there with this masterpiece.

@@derekbaker3279 Stalingrad was another good one.

Also a criminally underrated one.

Especially when you took out the t-34 tanks with the mines they changed everything

@Polish Hero Witold Pilecki there was a e. Prussia!

@Polish Hero Witold Pilecki This idiot here is spamming every thread with same nonsense.

He read the Hassel books, yes sir.

Wells saw this film? Was he friends with Peckinpah ?

@@oleopathic Wells said he like the portrayal that the main nemesis is War itself and one of senses that stick in his mind was a crushed body of a dead German solider soaked in thick mud, in yet Men and vehicles go over that body as if it wasn't there.

I agree.

Unsung? Sam unsung? To the comments about this being pro German propaganda! Stupid is as stupid does. This is from a novel written by a German eastern front soldier. It is anti war and anti Nazi. Steiner isn't pro war ,pro Nazi , pro aristocracy, pro status quo. He was good at his job or he would DIE. HE WAS PRO STEINER. Not all German soldiers were barbarian with no moral center. Some where of course as all humans are. No excuses just factual. Steiner was a tiny cog in a machine that wanted him Dead. He used his wit to preserve his life and the men under him as long as he could. To do otherwise GUARANTEED his men's and his own demise.

I don't think this movie is about which side is better, it's just a film about the horror of total warfare

@Polish Hero Witold Pilecki You should read some books, world aint black and white. It was such a huge war and have read many different and amazing stories that happened in eastern front.

@Polish Hero Witold Pilecki Stop read wikipedia and start read some books. Typical youtuber

All quiet on western front".

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​@@tarara8029 All Quiet on the Western Front (German: Im Westen nichts Neues, lit. 'Nothing New in the West') is a novel by Erich Maria Remarque, a German veteran of World War I. The book describes the German soldiers' extreme physical and mental stress during the war, and the detachment from civilian life felt by many of these soldiers upon returning home from the front. The movie was made in the USA in 1930.

@@wilfriedhuthmacher4113 das boot is also hardcore. I also reccomend: wild geese, battle algiers, path of glory,

Germans were trained to obey no matter what. Blind obedience. Many were shot by firing squad for even questioning orders. When the invasion of Russia started, Hitler ordered the Russian population would suffer total war, rape and murder were condoned and encouraged. One german general balked, he ignored Hitlers commands to eliminate soviet political officers and wouldnt allow his men to act less than befitting a German man. He was put into an asylum, by Hitlers personal order.

@@gregryan7761 general's name ?

@ TA...Heinz Guderian. I read his book, very impressive leader. it happened after the German offensive Operation Typhoon failed to capture Moscow, Guderian was the scapegoat. One order he would not pass on was the immediate execution of any commissars, or russian political officers. He would not allow reprisals against russian civilian population. This infuriated Hitler greatly. He was also a great believer that Germany needed a better tank to fight the T-34, he suggested to hitler that they should simply copy the russian tank. None of things endeared him with leadership. He was a maverick.

@@gregryan7761 If Guderian followed those orders I would be surprised. Hitler had the SS for this kind of work. And Gestapo also. As an officer he knew well that this would be a war crime and strongly punishable. Germany had a history of losong WW1 so it was a possibility they would lose again and Guderian would end up in court. Commissars were political soldiers and thus were sought after endlessly by the SS and in turn the SS was sought out by the commissars. See film Brest Castle for this dynamic. Civilians likewise are not the domain of an officer. So Hitler's order was voided. Hitler tried to play the armchair general but failed as many of his orders led to dire failures. Had he left the work to his generals WW2 might have ended up in Germany's favor. Still its understandable that with so many assassination attempts, many of which came from his generals, he would try to bypass them and lead the war himself. Recently read that the resources required to copy T-34 would make the effort inefficient. So they never attempted it. Also the tank suffered from malfunction and low production quality as it was mass produced with great speed.

@@oleopathic Thank you for your opinion. Everyone has one.

Agree

Most viewers have the mindset of a 12yr old, short attention span, shorter memory.

Shaky cam should be banned.

cross of iron full movie

YES!

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Filmed at former Yugoslavia ground! Proud of it...

I concur.

Id say the movie stalingrad, das boot, all quiet on the western front (first snd second one) and afew others are ontop too

An alcoholic.

Yeah, he had a circle of actors and crew with whom he liked to work and got on with, such as Coburn, Kristofferson, Warren Oates, Ben Johnson, Bo Hopkins, L Q Jones, Strother Martin, Steve McQueen amongst many others.

I put up a newly-shot interview with David Warner on Peckinpah and the three films they made: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oLSYkpmi1bvapGQ.html

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They ran out of money during production so they made up a new ending on the spot.

@@bulldogsbob Plausible !! They should end the movie by something solemn, with the intensity of the war.

@@shaharinyusof2538 The original ending had Steiner kill himself and Stransky with a grande.

@@bulldogsbob Thanks for the info ! The original script should be abolished, since it was too sorrowful !!!

It was copied little by John Woo

@@AudieHolland You dont get it, its about editing small clips of small motion in mids of normal speed film roll. Totally different thing. Onlyone closest who has done it is John Woo who was fan of him.

@@AndyP998 Ah well, I'm not a fan of Peckinpah or Woo anyway. "Cross of Iron" was the only one I like because of the World War 2 setting.

@@AudieHolland Well its not about being fan, you made a statement of slow motion scene which is totally different style used by directors. I made my point, they have nothing in common

@@AndyP998 I thought keeping Steiner as a helpless observer and the machine gun crew in real time was a nice touch. In terms of technique, now w/computer graphics they can just speed it up and slow it down snippets at will. The slow motion will be interspersed with no sound in a scene that is mostly in regular time. For example, a motorcycle flip or a single knife wound. Eh .. .good enough I guess. Tarantino seems to like that technique but I find him a bit irritating. Peckinpah really had to labor over his editing in the 70's, no computer aids then.

Totalmente de acuerdo.

He gave his life essence to this film but how many of us could claim we reached this far?

Cross of iron came out in the US in May 77...Star wars came out a month later....I saw both at 14 and liked cross of iron a lot more...

Now I'm really curious about how it would have been! I had no idea.

I am also curious tell me more

@@manweller1 well, for one thing the ending was supposed to be far more epic with a huge battle at the end. the cowardly major gets killed at the end along with steiner and all of his men. they ran out of money and had to end it suddenly and peckinpah was so upset that he sat crying at the train station getting wasted with booze. thats the only different thing I know that happened to the film.

@@AndreSilva-wh4vn well, for one thing the ending was supposed to be far more epic with a huge battle at the end. the cowardly major gets killed at the end along with steiner and all of his men. they ran out of money and had to end it suddenly and peckinpah was so upset that he sat crying at the train station getting wasted with booze. thats the only different thing I know that happened to the film.

@@uraigroves7898 Thank you!

That's what I like about Peckinpah's movies. Everybody looks real.

I have it in blue ray...

+tomasz nowakowski i am not sure

100 times better than those holly war theme

tomasz nowakowski no IT s a piece of shit Germans against Germans of course this is what the People want to see. silly. and a german granny solider they fought in the Volkssturm units 45 we re always shown aß idiots always good to know how they really were

@@mrpaddy3318 You need to watch the film, not just it by one 5-minute sequence

@@mrpaddy3318 Maybe you need to growup too

It still is

That's because one of the Germans forces his manhood into a female POW's mouth. But he is very, very sorry a few moments later. That bites.

Just another incredible James Coburn performance.

Well say that it is one of the best becaus they are a lot of great war movies

I just wish it was made in German. That American English thing really bothers me.

Peckinpah was BORN to make this film! Except for the very end when they ran out of $$

Top 10 war movies definately. Some great actors on this one.

Colby James

I cried when he thought about Dietz, poor Dietz was just a boy, along side the little Russian soldier

They all died during the final Russian attack at the end (a few minutes after the "Demarcation" scene happened). Though not shown, I doubt they survived the end scene.

oneliners would have ruined the movie.

Then there's the Wormhoudt Massacre of May 1940, WW2.

funny how you all think this is reduced to german behaviour. most american soldiers involved in war crimes didn't know anything after the war.

@ CrazyTraffic: Straw Man argument on your part, therefore irrelevant. @ Feherlofia85: Very perceptive observation of a subtle point that most people have missed when watching "Cross of Iron."

@@danielallenbutler1782 certainly no straw man argument, . your reaction proves me right that allied crimes are largely put under the carpet until this day.

@@nightwish1000 Your reply shows that you have no understanding of what constitutes a straw man argument. Feherlofia85 made no mention either way of whether or not war crimes were committed by American forces -- you introduced that in an attempt to rebut him. Nor did he imply that ONLY the Germans committed crimes against humanity -- he was addressing how one specific scene summed up the Germans' postwar view of and reaction to their own actions. I suppose a case could be made that you've actually presented a red herring, but in either case, straw man or red herring, your attempted point is equally irrelevant within the actual context of Feherlofia85's comment. Sorry, but there it is, whether you're able to recognize it or not.

@@danielallenbutler1782 honestly I do not care how you label it in order to actually rebut me, but my comment was meant to stress the fact that his claim of " typical post-war german behavior..." is nothing which can be reduced to germans only but to soldiers who committed crimes in general. adding this perspective without neglecting his point has nothing to do with a straw man. the behaviour shown is simply not typical for german soldiers only but for all.

Still wanted to vent his anger l bet.......

filled with hate and anger at the man who ordered the death of his friends, also..he could also step in later if anyone said steiner killed him he could claim the death for himself..and save steiner

I think the bayonet piece was edited out but put back in later.

At it was better then playing an Ozzie in the Great Escape!

+Nick Mitsialis You mean gif. I agree.

+Roy Phillips :-) tech was never my strong point.

What's with the milk can finger drumming though?

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It was an American film.

@@kyrozudesoya1829 Doesn't make it any more or less unwatchable for me. If it's Germans, then damn it, speak German!

To me it's the one who gave covering fire, even though he was seriously injured he sacrificed himself for his paltoon. Always gets me close to tears.

Like almost any re-make that is churned out of Hollywood these days, it wouldn't come close to the level of realism or intensity in Peckinpah's film, no matter how big the budget

Was made in 1977, and even now still looks bloody excellent. No CGI BS, what you see is real.

I hate remakes, they are usually dumbed down and lose the magic that was in the original, God, take the remakes of Excalibur (King Arthur) ffs, all that were made after the 1981 movie are total crap, even though they had massive budgets.

This movie had a nice budget. Plus, all the equipment was free.

No it wasnt sufficient budget Jules, ending was totally rushed and had to be filmed in just day and got changed totally. Those hollywood clowns would never give money to movie made from german perspective, which is sad.