Respect and salute to your Uncle. -from India 🇮🇳

Mrs C,s uncle served alongside the American paratroopers at Nijmegen ,( the East Lancashire regiment ) ,sadly succumbed to his wounds...looking forward to watching this, best wishes from the wirral..E

@@birmallowchakraborty9547 Bro. We know the number of Indian soldiers lost their lives in the world wars right? Have you seen any western movies mentioning our sacrifices in their wars? I wish we had opportunities to be thankful too 😊

@@sagarmoyjana6837 Well there is the movie "Windtalkers", that pays homage to the natives in WW2...but yeah you are right can't think of any other sorry :(

@@Jorendo 87000 Indians fighters, Indians from the country India, the country that's situated in South East Asia, lost their lives in second world war. Total casualty along with civilians reaches 150-250k. You said sorry? 🥲🥲

Single language

@@ithehuman007 Yeah, no.

I think Netflix is pretty savvy about trying to push more multilingual films. It makes their catalog more appealing to wider audiences around the world.

From Where can I download?

Germanic accents language?

Não como a de Stalingrado que meu avô conta.

This battle was so bloody due Montgomery's fu*kup with Market Garden... because he left German garrisons around Antwerp enough time to entrench themselves... Has he attacked prior MG launch... taking over Antwerp would be practically a "walk in the park" since German troops there were severly weaken and disorganised... But Monty chose instead to go on the "glorious" raid for the Dutch bridges instead... with well known results... 🤦‍♂️

Stalingrad is laughing at your words

@@arsenicos576 stop making the entire war about you stalincuck

@@arsenicos576 I love how according to Russians the only thing to happen during WW2 was Stalingrad, nothing else

Salute and respect to your uncle.

"Vir sy land, sal hy veg met eer, om dit te beskerm weer en weer.."

So we can truly honour his memory, please tell us your uncle's name.

@@sandwormgod4771 Lt Gordon McKenzie. Name on the memorial is Lt G M C McKenzie SAUDF. Thanks

@@joslo625 Bless Lt Gordon McKenzie. Long may his name and memory be kept. A hero that gave his all.

Well the majority of the Americans in BoB were played by British actors, but I take your point ;)

@@TWOUNO read the comment again… it’s about British actors playing American roles. Not the German roles…

as a history buff i cannot STAND when I hear nazis with british or american accents, russians with british accents (although enemy at the gates was awesome).

@@SandorSoptei - I hear you. To me, they should either get native speakers and have subtitles for their lines (like in Band of Brothers, Private Ryan, etc.) OR give them British accents (so that while they're speaking English, they still sound "foreign" lol). That's kind of where I'm at on the issue.

@@konradheumann8342 Wait... British = Foreign?

Amazing story, thank you.

Thank you, sir. where have you served? Afghanistan? Iraq?

I was lucky to go on a trip in highschool to Menin Gate and then to Vimy Ridge. Both were somber experiences and the locals were incredibly nice :)

Your story is a movie I'd love to see, too!

Canadian Vet here aswell, Been there 3 times now to both and Ypres and pacchendale

Best ww2 film in a long time

This movie was a pretty big letdown. Boring writing, and the most unrealistic battle scenes. Not in any way compareable to Saving Private Ryan imo.

lol, what are you smoking, its nothing even comparable to any scene from SPR.

Pretty boring film

because there's waaay too many WW2 movies already. how about a nice WW1 movie for a change? Or a Korean war movie. Has never even once been done before

Canuck here - about damn time. Hopefully the Walcheren causeway and the British 52nd Division get some focus on screen.

@@hinterlandr8638 nope sadly not only a tiny fragment of it where they shoot a 88flag gun at them..and they need to dug in

So there is only south Eastern Europe ? Lol. Dude, just delete your comment.

@Souven Tudu That's just a stupid statement. Yes there very much is and it was a whole campaign of the war, in of itself. Be gone Troll..

@Souven Tudu lame comeback

Its a great movie

God bless his memories and service...E

That's where I met your mother as well. Such a small world we live in

Yeah - both my parents were liberated by Canadians! In my church - Ontario - Dutch Reformed - there was Cdn soldier who a married Dutch gal...

"liberated"

I’m sorry for your loss.

You know why? Because the people there barely had food

You are welcome

@@InsultDictator You didn’t do shit lmao

@@Hotspotter473 What a rude thing to say

👍👍👍💖

Brothers, plural, no apostrophe. You dufus

@@arnoldowen7831 Shaddap Arnold. Fekkin' Grammar Nazi's anyways . Shove that red pencil up yer ass.

the shock troops of the Commonwealth. hats off, raise a glass to all of them.

There has always been recognition of the Canadians in the Netherlands.

My own grandfather, a Brit PBI, wasn't there but not far off. His later wife's (my grandmother) brother was also deployed in the area but on the other side. My step grandad's (grandmothers 2nd hubby) brother, a RN man, was involved in landing the troops to and around Walcheren, a job he also did on D-day. Small world I guess. Could do with more Brit in terms of good modern (post SPR) WW2 movies, as we don't get a lot despite plenty of epic actions aso. In recent times only one about a loss; Dunkirk, and an endless number of WW1 movies of varying quality (though 1917 was good) BUT I'll take one with our Canuck cousins as a good start.

Couldn’t say it any better myself... For far too long the heroic actions of our Canadian brothers have been overshadowed by Americans/ Brits especially in films . Canadians were a vital partner in WW2

anyone who knows hx of ww 2 understands thuge impact of candy, esp re transatlantic convoys, aircraft production and raw materials food/production, Dieppe , D day and Caen. Good to see this effort also being highlighted. canadian troops fought WELL above their weight in WW2 , as did the Aussies.schedlt campaign was nasty piece work that allied command assigned to Canadians because they were most likely to hang in there and prevail.

David, Canadians were *never* a junior partner. Remember that Canada had the third largest navy in the world during WWII and it was the Canadian Navy escorting the convoys that kept Britain fed and delivered much needed war supplies that were manufactured by Canada. It was the Canadian sacrifice at Dieppe that save thousands and thousands of lives at Normandy due to the lessons learned at the cost of Canadian soldiers blood during that seemingly futile operation. Maybe I am biased because Canada has always been my favourite country after my own.

Canada was no junior partner, but in it from beginning to end...not all of the loudest allied partners can say that. My respect for what the Canadians did is immeasurable.

Grateful for people such as your uncle, thank you.

Could you by any chance get some stories out of your uncle over a beer maybe? Curious! ❤️

In Netherlands for Canada? Or for Netherlands from Canada? Cuz that's prolly what happened hah

Thank you to your uncle! (from the netherlands)

My great grandfather also fought in the Netherlands. He lead the paratroopers that took the Moerdijk bridges and after that fought in the battle to take Rotterdam. A week or so after occupying Rotterdam his close friend got killed by a Dutch resistance fighter, but instead of losing his temper he asked his men to secretly identify the assailant and follow his movements. This lead them to uncovering an entire cell of resistance fighters that was starting to take shape. My great grandfather got the German officers stage a fake, seemingly poorly defended, event in Rotterdam square that would lure the resistance fighters in cell the gather in one place (to prepare an ambush). In the early morning/night before the fake event they assaulted the building resistance fighters were gathered in, bringing down the entire building. In total 53 resistance fighters were killed or captured in one swoop and is said to have delayed/impacted the ability of any new resistance cells forming in Rotterdam for many months. Thanks to his actions many German lives were saved. Three days after he got promoted Sturmbannfuhrer (waffen ss) and served rest of the war away from battle, leading a team to sniff out spies and rebels, saving countless lives. My dad still has his medals and coat, which my great grandfather had to hide (as allies demanded all symbols to be destroyed). He is a legend in my home village and my family, I remember as a kid putting on his ss coat and running (charging) towards where I thought Netherlands was with a stick gun, of course at that time I didn’t understand that Netherlands was far away from Argentina (whenever we visited him).

Those aerial combat scenes look like they will be incredible!

@@lando17809 It was a very brief moment of the movie, still a very good dogfight!

It looks great, especially as the US is largely incapable of making good war movies now. I'm glad to see the Canadians and other portrayed.

@@echodelta2172 Guys when does it release on Netflix i haven't been on it for a while

@@Bullet-Tooth-Tony- 15th of october

Hello

@@jackieharmon1475 this is KZfaq, not Tumblr

@@Orincaby :D

they had me at the Dutch version of 'Dunkirk'

Isn't that the time ,that gave you the freedom to have a choice ?

Gave me a similar feeling to when I watched Dunkirk. So many young lives lost, an entire generation left in ruin. It reminds us how valuable life is and how we must cherish our time in this reality

@@dylantierney9362 Yes, got the same feeling from this film.

@@dylantierney9362 Dunkirk was all about all the lives they saved… guess you missed the point

@@dylantierney9362 the entire B.E.F trapped in northern France in a pincer movement and you thought the Luftwaffe strafing scenes ended that many lives. Nah mate, they escaped to fight more.

@@seanosborn3272 people still died and were traumatised so my point stands

That's a beautiful sentiment. Thank you for your service.

I have no doubt my little country would be standing beside you like in WWI, WWII and Korea as well. Could you please remind me to never annoy Canadian snipers. 👍 😁

Thankyou for your service and the service of the hero’s before you. Wel will do the same for you!

We know that. 🇬🇧 You will never, ever, be forgotten!

Dutch... Volunteers... Hey, didn't the netherlands want to be officially annexed by the reich? The Dutch are Germans after all

yeah, alot of war movies the german and polish speak fluid english, realy burns down the sense of realism

@@kanarie93 yes indeed, just using the movie "Valkyrie" with Tom Cruise and I'm a fan of his movies, that movie the actors portraying the German characters spoke pretty much all English which to me took away a lot of what the movie could've been to give that movie more depth, just saying.

@@SaturnV69yeah still one of my favorite war films though, gets me the feels at the ending every time.

Nah its quite realistic only one fighting scene is a little bitt off

0:31 is a shocker if you can figure it out.

@CEO of Secularism It's not going to stop anytime soon. World War 2 was a massive event in human history which effected the lives of millions of people. A million lives means a million stories and people can't get enough of a good story. Your unborn grandchildren will be watching movies on World War II many more years from now.

Well, his father is on other fronts, sadly (an American general in ''Fury'' or Soviet marshall Zhukov in ''the death of Stalin'')

@@bavtie1 And he is also Captain in the 75th Rangers in this shitshow happening in Mogadishu, where apparently a few US *Black Hawks* went *down*

@@KEOSOUNDS HMMmm, that man doesn't age a day, now does he

@@bavtie1 And a British Colonel in "The Patriot." He hasn't aged in centuries!

I actually laughed out loud. Kudos sir

Where Eagles Dare & Dunkirk are two brit centric ones

@@K_-_-_-_K Thanks! I've seen Dunkirk (Great Movie!) I'll have to look into Where Eagles Dare

@@LittleMacscorner check out "A bridge too far" also

@@K_-_-_-_K Will do!

..then you should check out all the finish movies, Tali inhantala or cuckoo, or some good russian ones, Brest fortress or come and see. Will give you goose bumps...

I wish we in Canada told the stories of our heroism and sacrifice as well and as often as other countries do. Americans thinks they singlehandedly WON WWII (and WWI) because they keep telling themselves and the rest of us they did. In both wars, they waited for the UK and Europe were in flames before they joined the party.

@@rixx46 Unfortunately studios don't seem to want to fund a Canadian "Saving Private Ryan". Canadians are always relegated to a mention or at most a support role in film.

@@rixx46 we, in Europe, don’t forget what Aussies, kiwis, Canadians, Indians, and many other countries did for us. Let them tell their stories, that doesn’t diminish your efforts and we are forever grateful.

@@rixx46 not to mention calling us in everytime things got too tough forthe UK or US

thank you. I had no idea what the bloody hell was going on. lol

His brave sacrifice shall not be forgotten. Greetings from The Netherlands.

Hollywood is over

I don't mean to offend your perspective bout ur country relationship with Netherlands. U should know how Netherlands colonialism destroy a lot third world Country for more than 350 years and for me that's a devil act of war.. so whatever ur country did with Netherlands, there's nothing to be proud of bcs it just an evil act of war

@@map8488 what a stupid comment. What about the Muslim inquisitions although the Middle East and Europe. Stfu

@@SandorSoptei Don't bring religion here dude, it would bring up to racialism discussion. I never talked about religion before, I said bout human right here. Don't u get it

@@map8488 you don’t know the relationship between Canada and Netherlands? Maybe you should find out before making a comment, it’s especially relevant considering what the KZfaq video is about. Your complaint is colonialism? So that’s every country on the planet. But you’ve obviously made it personal to the Dutch. If you go back in time, every country has committed an atrocity on another country to benefit its people. You’ve just chosen to go to the time and with a country that suits your personal indignation. Turn that judgemental eye inward first.

as an ex British Army soldier, I have the utmost respect and affection for my Canuck brothers, some of whom served with me in the Parachute Regiment. I've been fortunate to have gone to Arnhem on a number of occasions and the affection that the Dutch have for the Allied Airborne, especially the British who fought the Battle of Arnhem is both humbling and uplifting. UTRINQUE PARATUS (Ready for Anything-the Parachute Regiments Regimental Motto)

This is true!

Ahhh so Netflix didn't make it, that's why it's not woke trash. Makes so much more sense now... Looking forward to watching it!

Wait what? When? I totally missed this??!

Is it as good as black book ?

No, it's not

And you are ignorant

"Looks" like a good movie because it is not all about Americans, whether the movie is all about Americans or not doesn't change the facts that Belgium wouldn't have been liberated without the help of US troops as they initially were the first that paved the way. Whether you hate US troops or not hardly, if any wars are won without the help of the U.S Military.

If you want to see more of these stories being told, then don't wait on American Hollywood to tell it. These people need to step up and tell their stories.

@@theinvestorssquad8752 America is still a piece of s….

@@lillol3245 Your mother is

WHAT? LOL

This film is extremely mid

@@rasmushansen9334 Movie honestly sucked

I can tell you that the comparison to Dunkirk is ridiculous. This movie is mostly very boring. Cut off 30 mins of it and it might have been great.

@@vectorbass9679 And Dunkirk was not boring? XD 5 minute scene in Atonement was a better and more realistic representation of the entire Dunkirk operation than the 1h40m long film. Dunkirk is not only a historical travesty, it is the worst Nolan film that I've seen. So I sincerely hope that "The Forgotten Battle" is as far from Dunkirk as possible.

@@Wustenfuchs109 Whatever you may think of Dunkirk, it is still a better movie than this one.

@@Wustenfuchs109 worst Nolan film? Tenet is even worse.

@@vectorbass9679 Dunkirk's biggest strong point was it's cinematography. Other than that I think it kinda falls apart due to Nolan's usual fettish with time rearing it's ugly head and the fact that none of the characters were very fleshed out. I get that the movie was trying to focus more on the event of Dunkirk rather than the characters trapped in the middle of it but the problem for me was, I already know allot about the event, so I knew how the event itself would end. The suspense could've been in that I didn't know the characters would survive. But I didn't care much about the characters so I wasn't biting my nails to see if they'd survive. Which made me really sad because I was more hyped for Dunkirk than I was for literally any other movie at the time.

Agree 100%

yup but you always get complainers who are too lazy to read the subtitles

It's not simple actually and make the movie alot more complicated to produce but it's more authentic to the viewer for sure.

yea im sick of nazis speaking with british accents in movies, and russians speaking with british accents.

@@rathandevlish2787 Complainers gonna complain...who cares :D

Dykstra is a dutch last name indeed 👍i thank your great uncle

what????????????? maybe can find it online ahead time thanks

@@MR1shank probably without English subtitles though

Kudos to the Dutch who remember the fallen at Arnhem every year ,best wishes from the wirral..E

Where can I watch it? Pathé? Vue? Heb niks gezien van deze film hier in ehv

@@dednianterimikate5082 Ik heb hem in de lokale bioscoop gekeken

🇵🇱👋

Thank you for remembering the Polish soldiers!

Thanks for remembering our Polish men!

Everyone forgets that thousands of Poles made it to England during the war. They forget the heroism of those people. I'm an American and I find it sad that its always about America or Russia or Germany, nothing about the rest of the allies, or even the rest of the axis. There were heroes on both sides, and America did not win the war alone.

@@jeremybieniowski1444 Dziękujemy Polacy 🇳🇱🤝🇵🇱=🇪🇺

I can't wait to watch Mark Felton

@@neilwhitaker6284 The narcisist historian?

@@anhidric1 narcissist? What makes you think he's a "narcissist"??

@@anhidric1 I don't know that about him. I can't diagnose him, I only know him from his videos. The videos themselves he attempts to stick to facts unemotionally, many people who are successful in the public realm often have issues like narcissism. Perhaps he does but it doesn't effect me watching his videos for knowledge. I watch him from time to time for historical accounts rather than to be a Daddy figure or a best friend.

Indeed.

In the Netherlands it’s been out in cinemas for a few months now. It’s one of the best war movies I have ever seen!

We will NEVER forget.

Damn canadians

Your sacrifice will never be forgotten. We have Canadian soldiers buried in the cemetery about a mile from where I live and we make sure their graves are always in pristine condition. We havent forgotten you guys and never will, this I promise you! Thank you for liberating our Flemish town (10th Canadian Infantry Brigade).

He's just the extreme opposite of most of the character he plays I was shocked when I started learning more about Tom Felton but this just shows how great of an actor he is hope we can see him in a bigger variety of roles and movies/series I'm bingewatching his movies/TV shows atm

I loved this movie the way he portrays his characters is amazing

@@itboyzhuzanjin he's iconic 🔥

Kudos to your family, sir,best wishes from the wirral...E

My grandfather used to cry with joy telling people about the generosity of the Dutch people. They would pass food and water into his tank so they could keep fighting. People that had been starving and eating tulip bulbs to survive did all they could to keep the Canadians going and pressing the advance into holland. He lost a lot of friends there in holland who are still buried over there.

the dutch people are talking in dialect

@@keesvanderstaai3482 not all of them... i heard regular dutch in this clip... there is also some flanders accents but that makes sense since this is also taking place in belgium.

I have lived in the North of the Netherlands for a couple of years. Their accent is not that strong compared to other dialects I've encounter. I could perfectly understand most of them.

I love that the Germans called Canadian soldiers back in world war I (Stormtroopers) and they were actually afraid of them! 👍

I’ll say a prayer of thanks to him this Remembrance Day. All the best.

Canadians were also the first on the beach on D-Day.

I'm from Belgium and I live just across the border from the Netherlands and every year we still celebrate the celebration by walking a 35 km march called the "Canadian March".

And British

I laughed too hard at this 🤣💀

Damn can the internet ever let these child actors grow up?

He's English...playing an English soldier

@@TheAndrewJohnBennett damn can some people start understanding jokes?

@@TheAndrewJohnBennett are you that bothered by it

Dutchkirk

So, Duinkerke?

I didn't get that one, why they said "The Dutch version of Dunkirk". How is this the Dutch version of that? That would imply a Allied retreat being stuck on a beach waiting to get pulled out. The stories are nothing alike. Who ever made that quote should go back to school and follow history lessons better. This movie is about the battle of the Schelde, quite a important battle as it opened up the doors into the country, thus allied forces could push towards Germany. In this movie you follow three different story lines that are connected. You follow a soldier, a civilian and a Dutch NSB'er (collaborators with the Germans, often send to the east front to fight) and their stories come together at the Schelde, it's quite interesting.

@@Jorendo I suppose they meant it equals the scope of the movie 'Dunkirk', not the actual battle.

@@Jorendo it's like Esquire wrote a film review, but for dummies.

@@map8488 nobody give a shit

I think I,ll follow your advice and give it a go, best wishes from the wirral...E

Gave it a go ,a very good film....

We remember our Canadian friends here on Merseyside, there is a monument to the Canadian navy on the Pier head commemorating their service and sacrifice during the battle of the Atlantic...E

Like when Argo left us out completely, even though that was almost entirely Canada. After seeing the movie, Jimmy Carter (the President when the hostage crisis occurred) said that 90% of the ideas and execution of the plan were Canadian. He also pointed out that the hero wasn't Ben Affleck's character, who was only in Iran for 36h, but Ken Taylor, the Canadian ambassador who orchestrated the plan. That movie shits all over the Brits and New Zealanders too, claiming that they turned the US diplomats away when in reality they helped them. And then there's U-571, a movie about a submarine that was shot down by an Australian fighter in reality, but captured by the Americans in the movie. In the movie, they are capturing the first Enigma machine, which was instrumental in breaking the German code...except that Bletchley Park broke the code a year before this film takes place (watch The Imitation Game). Also, the Brits had already captured at least 3 Enigma machines by this point. Sadly, Hollywood feels they need to put the USA front and center in every movie, facts be damned, or Americans won't watch it. I don't know whether that's a sad indictment of Hollywood, or the typical American.

They forget Poles too or they put as bad guys

This movie was boring as hell and poorly paced. Don’t compare it to dunkirk.

saving private ryan is the only movie/series that surpassed Band of brothers. just watching the trailers I know this is not as intense as both of above

@@judahzebaoth4767 Band of Brothers & The Pacific mini series exist because of the success of Saving Private Ryan.

Severely let down by this movie. If you think it's on par with SPR or BofB just pass dont waste your time like I did. Hell watch a bridge too far for a film on Market garden it's better

This was excellent. Personally, I wouldn't really compare it to those other movies, just because they're supposed to be different styles. SPR was all about shock and devastation, this was more subtle and I like it.

A Bridge Too Far had some glider action in its recreation of Market Garden but modern CGI can definitely show more now.

You realize that Britten was just as evil for many other nations? Hypocrite.

​@@yusufobaidat4730 I'm very aware of what went on. Compared to what the Germans did, there is no comparison, for they were in a league of their own. Even the Soviets didn't come close. The History is there with ample evidence. Please, watch TIK's history channel if you want to get educated on the evils of WW2. There is no place for statements like yours anymore, just wrong.

​@Matas and the German soldier is actually a Dutchman.

There was a great Polish movie a few years ago on Netflix about Warsaw. Quite brutal too. THe title is "Warsaw 44" in English, original title is "Miasto 44"

I'd love to see a production about Polish soldiers at Monte Cassino with such scale.

@@Jorendo - saw it. Not bad. But wishing for a better made series. An 8 episode series would be great.

there is a movie about it though. warsaw 44, there is a scene where they are driving around a captured "tank" which if you know a bit about german ww2 vehicles you can recognise as a borgward demolition vehicle, basically an armoured bomb.

I totally agree. It can be done too. It would be a wonderful film. Often its a part of history that people dont mention, which is sad. It proved how patriotic the poles were defending their nation from two fronts. Incredible bravery

@easter worshipper. That does not matter, what does matter is that the Netherlands was part of the allies 👊🔥🤑😎

Except it looks like it will highLight mostly British forces.

Here on Merseyside there is a monument to the Canadian navy on the pier Head for their sterling work during the battle of the Atlantic, best wishes from the wirral...E

@@harkmi3 As Always ! Nothing about Poles ....

@@TheCoolCucumber the story focuses on the lives of three main characters: 2 Dutch and 1 British. This is an original story and could have told the story of anyone including a Canadian soldier. Instead, Canadians are represented just as “soldiers” rather than as characters worthy of treatment as a hero or anti-hero. In other words, the producers considered how to sell the story and decided telling the story of a Canadian in the liberation of Holland was too boring so let’s just trot out the Brit again.

@@TheCoolCucumber it’s like telling the story of Dieppe where the three main characters are a French girl, a German soldier and some random US intelligence officer who played some irrelevant role in liaising with the Brits.

We finally get a movie that doesn’t need an explosion every 3 minutes

@@alexlowe4442 or doesn’t constantly need to display how good ‘merica is

No... u must watch come and see.. this movie is going to blow ur mind

Liberals:”Racist movie too many white men”

@@ll4680 Conservatives : "This movie might actually be factual, we need to distract the narrative. How can manipulate it with our garbage? I know, make stuff up...yay!"

No kidding, if I have to watch one more superhero trailer I'm gonna go nuckin' futs. I'm kinda into watching the next Avatar movie though.

Amen to that. Overpowered stupid movies are sucking the life out of the industry.

Swiss? Are you sure about them

@@sfrandoom8694 the whole film the Swiss consider the money received from the Reich and the Allies

there is a good Soviet-Italian film about Italians "Italiani brava gente"

if you make a film about the Finns, Romanians, Bulgarians, Hungarians and the Russians, then a film similar to the Italians will come out: first they will proudly march to the east, and later also to the east, but under the escort of Soviet soldiers

Good heads up R.H., I plan not to miss it on the 15th.

Just watched it, it's definitely up there with dunkirk and 1917

All I wanna know is are the characters actually interesting? I love true story movies but the the main problem I usually have with them is the character aren't always as deep as you'd want them to be

@@oscarjohnson2130 in my opinion they showed realistic emotions and (inner) conflicts within believable arcs. Best example: a dutch boy who struggles with fighting against his own country. Whether it's all deep enough for someone's taste is hard to guess, but I'd say: give it a try.