The utter misery of being a submariner in perhaps the greatest war film of all time
It’s been so long since I’ve seen this movie I can’t tell what’s different from the original and this the Director’s Cut. What I do know is that this is an amazing war film. It’s main theme is the tension that is created by being on a submarine for weeks on end. Being chased by enemy boats. Not doing anything but the same routine over and over. The differences within the crew, etc. are all played upon. Rather than stress the action Das Boot stresses the misery of a submariner.<br /><br />The production on the film was also incredible. At the start they re-created a German submarine base with several subs and then had a real size submarine roll out. The inside of the boat was also full of smoked and cured meat for their mission not something you’ll never see in another film.<br /><br />Overall Das Boot is full of both humanity and utter tragedy and is a must see if you like war films.
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