The captain and crew have survived after the sinking of the USS Indianapolis CA-35.

"Come on Belly for F*ck sake !" Famous last word

Too anybody that says they can go to war with anybody. Watch this movie, and you'll see it's not as fun as it seems. because when you're ordered out of the trench, you can't stay behind because if the germans don't get you, your commanding officer will. the battlefield is not all fun and games as it is in video games. it's real horror and traumatizing and all your friends will fall before you do.

6:35

Weaponized autism

Stop taking the piss my great grandfather was in the trenches he went over the top and was lucky to survive you idiots. 🤬🤬🤬

Must have been a low budget film me thinks.

Worst bond of ALL TIME, single handedly destroyed bonds legacy one film at a time

Well that was a buncha pixelated garbage.

u will lose, thank god. facism sucks

Follow the regimental jesus, listening to god dancing through the fire lanes on thecway too heaven

The trenches of crimea

Why didn’t the British advance behind a creeping barrage? Surely this would have reduced casualties?

terrible clip

the most useless and pointless war in human history

헉.본드형이.

Reminds me of the men getting ready to get off the boaton normandy first the trenches then the beaches

When you look at the size of the British Army today.....pitifully small by comparison, losing 60,000 in two hours would be the equivalent now of us losing pretty much our entire army in a single day of battle. Horrifying!! I wish the 2 world wars had never happened. How much better Europe would be as a result!!

Legion of the Damned reads like something written by a man trying to purge himself of a poison, Fucking good book. The rest? They get worse . But the first three are bloody good.

Such utter madness the way the youth was just expended so casually. No seeming thought to how tactics could be changed, or any outside ideas to at least limit the casualty rates. I find it astonishing that the top brass neither seemed to show any willingness to break the stalemate of trench warfare. It wasn't really until the introduction of the tank and the arrival of the USA to the war effort that any real momentum began to take effect and slowly change the course of the fighting. Even then it could be argued that much of that decisive campaign in 1918 was because of fresh troops and outnumbering the enemy. Has anyone ever seen the last scenes of the film 'Gallipoli? The way none of the first wave of infantry got ten yards beyond their trench. Just cut down by a hail of bullets. Second wave met the same fate. Just a morass of dead and wounded . Yet the orders were to keep sending the groups over the top. What were they thinking? That the enemy would eventually run out of ammo or get bored?

Hmm, in that one scene where the officer points his revolver and says get up here or I'll shoot you. Okay, so the enemy can?

*USEFUL IDIOTS, ATACK*

It'll never happen to you mate...

Tommy shelby in the trenches

I'm enjoyed seeing that 13 years ago I let a comment about the movie. 13 years later I founded a version of the DVD (in France the film hasn't been released) and I'm so glad my long wait have been rewarded because the movie is actually great ! If you enjoyed 1917 this one is in the same way with a lot of human and rare action scenes.

An actual conversation between brass after the Somme was reported as “We’ve just lost 100’000 chaps.” “We’ll send some more.” “We don’t have any more” “We’ll send some Canadians then”

The generals should have been put on trial for crimes against their own men. Inept doesn’t even come close to the slaughter they were responsible for. It was a war that changed everything. They knew precisely what was going to happen the minute they went over the top, machine gun fire from every angle. The general staff were completely guilty and they knew it. Bastards every one of them.

bruh where are the riot shields when u ned theme

One of the saddest and harrowing ends to any film I have ever seen. It takes you straight there.

This battle led to the end of the dominion of Newfoundland.

Surprising how well pressed & spotless these soldiers managed to keep their uniforms. All that time living in a muddy trench, yet not a hint of dirt or scuff on a helmet for all of em

That last still frame Of the soldier being shot completely rips off the ending still shot from the movie Gallipoli. Also this battle scene was weak no mans land was a green meadow and the German trench was just barbed wire in a line lol you saw nothing else despite the British trench being realistic for most of the movie

WW1 was even too much for James Bond.

彼らはなぜ走らないのですか？

You wernt there

The British infantry on the First Day of the Somme, carried a lot more equipment and stores than are depicted here. It is estimated, that with the exception of stretcher-bearers and men detailed to be snipers, most men carried between 30-50 pounds of extra gear and ammo. Every man would have a pick, or a shovel, extra sandbags, rolls of barbed wire, pickets for the wire, grenades, telephone cable, pidgeons for messages, signal flags, extra ammunition for the Lewis guns, the list was seemingly endless.

By late 1916, most British and Imperial troops, would either cover their helmets with sacking or canvas, or at least smear mud on the helmet to cut down on any glare off the metal. The cloth coverings would also distort the shape of the helmet, giving the wearer slightly better concealment.

They're too clean

Wie heißt der Film?

Ukrainians attacking the Russian defensives, this is literally an exact comparison in terms of progress being made, but not in casualities.

"When you go to the top it's another world" They needed that drink😔 Pray for those who are fighting for you to be safe daily..Check this movie out when you get the chance✨️

No chinstraps? Their helmets would have fallen off after running five yards.

Feels like Casualties could have been kept to the minimum if they'd used the artillery, or whatever means, as concealment for a handful of squads to move up and inchworm meter by meter as they engaged the MG nest.

No matter how long and intense I think about it… War is hell. War is organised madness. No matter how much I try to convince myself that the ultimate sacrifice can be worthy, even necessary at times - it’s always old men talking and young men dying.

Wow - that might be the most unrealistic WW1 attack film I have ever seen. I get that in real life they couldn’t just run forward at full speed. But where is the artillery? Where are the craters? Where are the dead? Where is the blood and other detritus of humanity being flung about as if worth nothing? If some of the guys didn’t just kinda fall over maybe with a little bit of red on them…you’d think it was a training walk back in Suffox.

Da brividi😢😢

The most insane way to go into battle.

Well if the 5 days of consistent artillery did its job by killing most of the germans and obliterating the barbed wire making for a much easier crossing it may have made a difference. The fact the artillery did nothing, the Germans could look into the trenchs of the british from their position and the german trenches were 30 to 40 ft deep in places while the theirs were 8 to 9 ft made this an almost impossible ask. For fucks sake the germans had wall paper in some of the room they dug out in the trenches. Sometimes your destined to fail. But those guys must have had balls the size if bowling balls to even leave the trench. Much less mount a 2nd attack that day.

Even though Germany lost it was lambs to the. Slaughter sad.

I love how it shows the horror without indulging in over the top nonsense, like not every man is being hit and dying there just injured or there having an almost fit