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Do you star Erdogan Atalay?
He's a scat german movie
FrancoTAU
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Has there been a German movie since the 1920s? I think Amour was Austrian.
Lola rennt? In any case Triumph des Willens is 1930's. And Jud Süß is 1940
FrancoTAU
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Forgot about Lola. Also, there's Uwe Boll.
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Technically speaking, Cloud Atlas was a German movie, even though one half of it was made by the Wachowskis.
The Neverending Story and Das Boot were German, too.
FrancoTAU
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Cloud Atlas is a stretch, but Das Boot was pretty great,
I'm only half joking, but are there German comedies?
I'm only half joking, but are there German comedies?
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Baader-Meinhof Complex was fucking awesome. About the only film I've seen which puts the 'evil terrorist's in context what with the brutal crackdown on Anti-Shah demonstrators and police killings.
Der UntergangLola rennt? In any case Triumph des Willens is 1930's. And Jud Süß is 1940
Das Experiment, Das Leben der Anderen
Germans are only proficient in making WWII movies, but those are pretty good (Boot, Stalingrad, Untergang, Die Brücke, Im Westen nichts Neues, etc.)
I am not sure who in my generation actually enjoys other German movie/TV productions, I personally don't know anybody.
But in the early 20th century, German filmmakers created the top productions at this time (Metropolis and Nosferatu for example). By killing or banishing the jewish artists in the 1930s, the German movie declined and Hollywood raised. I am sure, without the Holocaust and the Third Reich, Hollywood would be still in Berlin
I am not sure who in my generation actually enjoys other German movie/TV productions, I personally don't know anybody.
But in the early 20th century, German filmmakers created the top productions at this time (Metropolis and Nosferatu for example). By killing or banishing the jewish artists in the 1930s, the German movie declined and Hollywood raised. I am sure, without the Holocaust and the Third Reich, Hollywood would be still in Berlin
Hollywood would be still in Berlin
That would not be something to be proud of.
Moribund
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I was thinking the same thing about hollywood. Maybe this adolf guy was not so wrong after all.
When you are german I think you have to publicly stand up and give a long fellating to the jews at least once just to say you don't approve of genocide, but it's hilarious to see that he chose the schlinder's list. The feel good holocaust movie
Probably secretly thinking thank god this scumbag is hollywood's problem now.
What's so wrong with first-person 3D RPG? Games like Ultima Underworld and Morrowind were first-person 3D. It sure as hell beats 3rd person 3D where you spend too much time fighting against the camera.
For a party based game I'd prefer isometric, though.
Excidium
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I'm not saying there's anything wrong with it. I'm saying that is vague as fuck. "First person 3D RPG" could mean a lot of things. TB blobber? RT blobber? First person only during exploration? Action RPG?
Germans are only proficient in making WWII movies, but those are pretty good (Boot, Stalingrad, Untergang, Die Brücke, Im Westen nichts Neues, etc.)
I am not sure who in my generation actually enjoys other German movie/TV productions, I personally don't know anybody.
But in the early 20th century, German filmmakers created the top productions at this time (Metropolis and Nosferatu for example). By killing or banishing the jewish artists in the 1930s, the German movie declined and Hollywood raised. I am sure, without the Holocaust and the Third Reich, Hollywood would be still in Berlin
German WW2 movies are just sickening overdone apologist revisionism. Stalingrad had all the Germans hating the Nazis and finding it so terrible to be part of the firing squad against Soviet civilians, many of whom were partisans anyway and accordingly under the rules of war they had no protection being out of uniform. Das Boot had the commander whining about the Nazis again and how they are losing the war despite the film being set in 1941 when Germany was still on the ascendancy. I would expect the bitterness and defeatism to show up in a movie set in 1943 or 1944 but not 1941. My wife watched Stalingrad after I told her about it but she couldn't connect to the 'feeling sorry for themselves' overwrought and overthick pathos in it and that's pretty much what nagged me with German war films only I couldn't put my finger on it before then. It's always 'poor peaceloving Germans, all hate the war but it's the EVIL NAZIS that forced them to fight and they had no choice'. What crap.
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Yeah, thanks for the history lesson, Commie.
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