Post your favorite German film

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DAS WAR EIN BEFEHL!

I object to your order!

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It's absolutely epic i've never felt as much suspense and tension during any other movie

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Germans in a U-boat singing an English song about a place in Ireland

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>Das Boot
First German film i watched when i was a kid. Fucking loved it.

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And the version they are listening to was sung by russians kek
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untergang is just to good.

Vgh...if only Steiner attacked...

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patrician choice

opfergang (1944)

>german films
cringe
>german music
based

based Pedro

I remember one movie about swimmer german digging channel to east germany. It had good sex scene.

found it The Tunnel 2001 sex scene on kitchen table got me hard.

i dont watch films

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loved this one

>Mein Führer, dann ist die 9. Armee Verloren!

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absolute kino

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>das bot (directors cut)
only version iv'e seen, it's perfect so no need to watch the shorter version. Das Boot is in my top 4 kinos of all time

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The film that impressed me the most when I watched it was probably "Run Lola Run". But I haven't rewatched it since I was like 20, I don't know if I will enjoy it as much now. Surprised no one named it, it's about as popular as "The Lives of Others", "Das Boot", "Goodbye Lenin!", "Downfall" and other mainstream stuff.

My favourite German directors are probably Fassbinder and Fatih Akin, enjoyed quite a few of their movies, cringe if you will.

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Die Welle

Btw, I'm glad no one's named "Knockin' on Heaven's Door". Would've made me cringe too hard.

>The film that impressed me the most when I watched it was probably "Run Lola Run". But I haven't rewatched it since I was like 20, I don't know if I will enjoy it as much now.
it's a movie that gets better when you rewatch it since you start making sense of the different timelines and causes and effects in the story
you should probably rewatch the movie three times with a week or month break inbetween to really enjoy it, that and you'll start noticing many really brilliant details with the cinematography (establishing the wide shots of people in the middle of the street to create tension and then reusing the same setup later in order to make the viewer nervous) and how cheaply the whole movie was put together (switching between different types of cheap film cameras)

someone did mention it