Enemy at the Gates (1/9) Movie CLIP - Crossing the Volga (2001) HD

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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Zaitsev (Jude Law) joins other Russian soldiers on a dangerous ferry ride to the battle-torn city of Stalingrad.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
A turning point in 20th century war history is the focus of this fact-based account of the 1942-1943 battle of Stalingrad, in which the Germans were finally defeated by Russian influence -- one of the bloodiest battles in World War II history. The film stars Jude Law as Vassili, a marksman from the Urals who is transported to Stalingrad in 1942, and a master German sniper, Major Koenig (Ed Harris). Koenig, an expert German sniper, is determined to eliminate his formidable opponent by any means necessary; meanwhile, Vassili has joined forces with Danilov (Joseph Fiennes), a young Russian political adversary, who is impressed by Vassili's skills and raises his profile in the Soviet Union. Both Vassili and Danilov become involved with Tanya (Rachel Weisz), whose Jewish parents have been captured by the Germans and have forced her to take up with the men on a sniper expedition. Koenig and Vassili begin to develop traps for each other, until fate inevitably must bring the two sharpshooters together. This large-scale production, financed mostly by Teuton companies, also features Bob Hoskins as Nikita Krushchev and Ron Perlman as an aging Russian sniper.
CREDITS:
TM & © Paramount (2001)
Cast: Jude Law
Director: Jean-Jacques Annaud
Producers: Jean-Jacques Annaud, Alain Godard, Roland Pellegrino, Jörg Reichl, John D. Schofield, Alisa Tager
Screenwriters: Jean-Jacques Annaud, Alain Godard
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[@TunaTheMiner]

And I thought my bus ride to school was bad...

[@yautja95]

Tuna pffffffffffff,HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAA!!!!! good one mate

[@Fixxate]

So much... boom?

[@yautja95]

RandomSpaceManInSpace *Michael bay was here*

[@argelisplanchart9438]

You made my day.

[@simehong2000]

Tuna yeah at last no stuka shot your bus lol

[@DrRichtoffen1]

Average life expectancy of a Russian recruit in Stalingrad: less than 7 hours

[@scottyreconn6230]

That's not far from true. The Russians had no training, 30-40% had 1-2 shots (if they even had a weapon) and they had to go up against the Elite, trained, militarily superior German army. They didn't stand a chance.

[@DrRichtoffen1]

+Scotty Reconn I was trolling or joking I'm actually being serious lol... That's based on numbers the normal expectancy was less than 7 hours and most had come with rifles except for at one point I do believe they had to do this due to a supply shortage, but they had weapons there wasn't a lack of them just of ammunition, and that was due to the fact that they were holding their mainstay forces back to build up a pincer force, a friend of mine who's dad was in Stalingrad told him that at one point during the desperate days they charged them with rifles, than we rifles and bayonets than just bayonets and after the third time they charged with chair legs and bricks and other debrees before giving up.

[@bloodypine22]

+Scotty Reconn At The time Of The battle Of Stalingrad Russians had more mosins than soliders so every man would have a rifle

[@irodion007]

Soviets had more weapons then troops at the battle of Stalingrad, this movie is 0% accurate so don't take it as a source, Coldwar propoganda in the west simulated high losses for the Soviets too while in reality it was 1:1.3 ratio and not 1 to 9.

[@mrdean171]

That's not true. The battle lasted 5 months and less than half of the soviet force was a casualty. In the whole 5 months about 20% of the russians the participated in the battle actually died. Obviously the life expectancy was more than 7 hours. No modern battles happen that fast.

[@segevkrespi8609]

Stuka pilot: Hans! I'm out of ammo! Stuka group leader: don't worry fam, the commissars still have plenty

[@andrewalther4353]

Never happened. This movie is revisionism at it's highest form.

[@carlgreisheimer8701]

@@andrewalther4353 somewhat true.

[@tylerthegamer8766]

Now that is some good dark humor.

[@albinkohls888]

Exactly.

[@cyrosubod2317]

@@andrewalther4353 this is actually what happen to my grandpa he was from ukraine who fight with the red army he was executed when he came back from the battlefield with his 2 comrades a stupid commisar said he was deserting

[@princessmarlena1359]

1:59 “What part of ‘Keep your hands, arms, feet and legs inside the boat at all times’ DIDN’T you understand!?”

[@noregerts8038]

This is a golden comment

[@HowToChangeName]

Theres no mention about keep the torso and head though

[@deixos2224]

Tell it to those guys 0:24

[@peternehemiah1606]

Proceeds to shoot 12 times on an revolver

[@derkaiser420]

The fact that the USSR somehow won this battle when Germany controlled 98% of the city at one point is truly insane.

[@andrewhix9603]

Yes, Russian, Chinese, and Japanese Soldiers have massive balls. My dad lived in Taiwan in the 60s. When he would to the movies to see a ww2 film, everyone would clap after each Japanese soldier got shot.

[@andrewhix9603]

@@tjhughes7740 I feel the same about the Chinese Army. The Japanese had to devote so many troops to occupying and holding China that they could have used to reinforce the Japanese home islands. Keeping so many Japanese soldiers stuck in China shortened the War in the Pacific. My Dad lived in Taiwan in the 1960s. When he would go to watch a ww2 movie, all the Chinese people would cheer after each Japanese soldier got shot. The capital Chungking was bombed by the Japanese airforce from 1935 to 1945. Still they overcame incredible odds and survived.

[@jjrj8568]

@@tjhughes7740 unlimited heroism and badassery, yes, but they won with US/British money

[@jjrj8568]

@@tjhughes7740 ah, the beauty of the cold war, old allies pretending to be enemies

[@kirra9152]

@@andrewhix9603 remind me of the movie "killing field" about cambodian red khmer. It was shown on the theater full of cambodian refugees. All were laughted, especially in the massive grave scene.

[@bi0hazard921]

Friendly Fire: *ON*

[@Kriegerdammerung]

All countries disregard cowards in their armies.

[@Anonymous8830]

anyone remember COD 1, where you're supposed to storm this one building? after you get past the crossing of the Volga level? there were assholes there shooting at you, just as was shown in the movie. playing with god mode enabled, I decided to look these guys up. and shoot at them. they started shooting at me, nothing happened. I started shooting them, game takes me back to a savepoint, telling me "you are a traitor to the motherland" can you imagine why I enjoyed shooting soviets in the last level in World at War with that powerful rifle?

[@franzibe5620]

Kriegerdammerung but it doesnt mean they have to be shot during the battle

[@armyam3679]

Kriegerdammerung , because armies don't accept cowards

[@zbigniewdoskowski2729]

to nie ameryka !!!!! a filmy to chyba ogladasz z stallone !!!

[@winter1353]

"Welcome to Stalingrad. You're about to begin the greatest moment of your life...

[@putraharith8773]

COD or Finest Hour reference?

[@ThatsJustMid]

@@putraharith8773 Yes

[@putraharith8773]

@@ThatsJustMid I meant "Is it a reference to the first COD or COD Finest Hour reference.

[@ThatsJustMid]

@@putraharith8773 Yes

[@whitemanfromtown8888]

DO not count days, do not count miles, count only the number of Germans you have killed!

[@BananaRaid]

"Your father is dead. Your brothers are dead. Avenge us on the hordes of fascists.." Always gave me chills. It would make any man pick up a rifle.

[@TheSasudomi]

if there was a rifle for you in the first place

[@maximilianodelrio]

@@TheSasudomi there were plenty, if you didn’t get one you got a submachine gun instead

[@dadon6055]

Says the communist lol

[@joemamaobama6863]

@@maximilianodelrio if i didnt get an smg ?

[@osamabinladen824]

True

[@thefinest7574]

This is literally how my parents got to school every day

[@VersusARCH]

They never fail to remind us how it was xD

[@theo9952]

This is approximately how I got to school every day

[@TheDondajonhon46]

I love it!

[@buttbuttson737]

Of course when they did it, it was also in row boats up a waterfall.

[@ethanmellina3091]

let me guess detroit?

[@DanielMendoza-qq5pv]

A lot of countries shot their own men for retreating, Britain, Soviets, Germans, but not the French because they all retreated.

[@ricardorao2012]

kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk....yeah, since napoleon the fuck frenchies does not but escape with all legs...

[@tatuassinen4115]

Ben Dover :DDDDDDD

[@leowilly29]

Daniel M. You mean like in the battle of verdun ww1?

[@leowilly29]

Ricardo Henrique Rao you mean like in the battle of verdun ww1?

[@boss180888]

remenber dunkirk.

[@lemmykoopa1379]

While this wasn’t the most historically accurate movie, I think it is (from a cinematic standpoint) a fantastic film

[@florinivan6907]

Not really. Bad acting bad dialogue a forced love story predictable plot evolution. Its only good if you've only seen a few movies in your life. For me as an expert its quite underwhelming.

[@1234femmarc]

@@florinivan6907 must suck being an expert, since you can't enjoy good moives.

[@gregsummerson6524]

The commies executed 18000 for cowardice!! Is that historically accurate enough for you?

[@SillyPersonHere]

well, the fact is - it is pretty historically accurate.

[@siler7]

@@1234femmarc This is actually why I seldom watch the making-of extras. The more I learn about how movies are made, the less magical they feel. I get distracted by noticing how they did this or that. I'd rather have the magic.

[@PKP405]

The footage that was shot from 1:33 - 1:40 is just perfection. I feel like I’m watching a newsreel in color.

[@comrademoshi1028]

the shakiness of the camera really brings it to life

[@philjerome9795]

"It takes a brave man to be a coward in the Red Army". (Joseph Stalin)

[@thekhans2823]

Lol

[@blujaymoojay6772]

Lmao

[@jimparis5073]

That was kinda proved in this film with the line “the only choice here is German bullets or ours”

[@alienstels7525]

@@jimparis5073 this film is one huge lie. It lies about Zaicev history and about red army in common

[@mattl309]

@@alienstels7525 boo hoo that’s why it’s a movie not a documentary

[@slackalot9901]

One of the best Call of Duty missions.

[@georgeroy5914]

Relate

[@lukeskywalker5238]

@@georgeroy5914 in call of duty 3 they make the beginning like this scene. search up cod 3 opening mission

[@Yeahimman32]

@@lukeskywalker5238 the first mission was american did you mean Finest Hour?

[@lukeskywalker5238]

@@Yeahimman32 my bad

[@supermarinespitfire9467]

@@lukeskywalker5238 Cod1 Stalingrad

[@DainSPb]

80 years passed, nothing changed - life of russian soldier doesn't cost a thing

[@user-wm6sm6le8j]

Расскажи это дохлым наёмникам польским, американцам, и другим кто приехал в Россию на украину.

[@DainSPb]

@@user-wm6sm6le8jникаких дохлых наемников в россии нет, иди проспись

[@user-dr7bx3uo6z]

The modern Russian tactics haven't changed at all. They still send their troops into battle by frontal assault. They don't care that they take staggeringly high casualties so long as they win.

[@fkakasumi9713]

You do know this movie is incredibly inaccurate, right? Like, they literally made stuff up for the movie. It's all played up for cinematic effect and stereotypes. For example, Vasili Zaitsev could actually read and write very well (almost everyone in the Soviet Union could) and was a staunch communist. There are no records of soldiers in Stalingrad being shot for retreating, or being sent into battle without weapons. That may have happened in WW1, but not in WW2. Blocking detachments did exist, but they mainly dealt with people actually leaving the city, not retreating from failed attacks. The only source that exists of Soviet Soldiers not having enough rifles, describes the ones without rifles being given PPSh-41 SMGs. This movie is just a movie, and actual Stalingrad veterans hated the movie because of the insane levels of liberties they took with the setting. And before someone accuses me of being a communist or pro-Russia; I support Ukraine, I am pro-democracy, and I hate Lenin and Stalin as much as the next person who values human life.

[@DainSPb]

@@fkakasumi9713 even if you are right, it doesn't contradict what I said. You know the number of losses of the Soviet army, right? This is madness! And in Ukraine now roughly the same thing is happening.

[@imperialnerd4662]

Great scene; the only issue is it would never have happened. The Russians crossed the Volga at night to prevent this- they were not stupid.

[@Razzy1312]

Damn!!! They really gave the graphics for Call of Duty 1 an upgrade.

[@privatewangtheopengineer6889]

Razzy1312 Finest Hour was the third game

[@potatosoup6960]

no it was the secound then came cod classic then cod 2

[@TWE_2000]

Guys guys, clearly it was World at War and Victor Reznof's performance.

[@arthurmorgan4952]

Nope pretty sure it was cod bo1 my guy.

[@lakshyamathur3113]

Exactly the same thing happend in cod 2 the big red one

[@leonardwei3914]

0:24 : "Damn what happened to those poor bastards?" 2:00 : "Oh."

[@julien.s2002]

Killed by their own officers lol

[@prestonkline3295]

Julian S lol is far from necessary.

[@ellayupano5919]

Bruhh XDDDD

[@fitt4393]

😂

[@randomman3321]

Totally

[@BEL19VE13]

There's a book called Stalingrad by Vasily Grossman that gives an excellent account of the battle. The author was a Soviet journalist imbedded in the army and witnessed events first hand. Combat is depicted but also the many facets of life , through the eyes of soldiers and officers on both sides, workers, peasants, even scientists. It was written in the style of historical fiction, but that didn't stop the Stalinist bureaucracy from suppressing it for decades. It was only translated to English and published in 2019, and is a prequel to the earlier published 'Life and Fate. One of the best books I've ever read - the writing is stunning and with incredible weight. A must read for those interested in the subject.

[@alanamiel4927]

Thank you for this post of inspiration to read this masterpiece.

[@Multi111333555]

ахаха ну надо же Сталин все запрещал книги публиковали только в английской версии. там любят читать записки сумасшедших и опираться на них.

[@AbrahamLincoln4]

0:47 That one badass standing still not flinching while bombs are exploding around him and people ducking for cover.

[@RealD8]

Lol "Well I'm either gonna die or I'm NOT"

[@adammazeli]

Probably just don’t care anymore

[@killakilla12321]

1:57 * has a six round revolver * * shoots 11 times, no reload *

[@TheSasudomi]

+ProZGaming unlimited ammo hack for pro player

[@trycoldman2358]

+ProZGaming 7*

[@sonofwrex]

+ProZGaming If you look at the officers it's two different guys shooting

[@shiz777]

+ProZGaming ROFL

[@texxmexx8176]

Nagant Model 1895 held 7 rounds. And as noted, there are two officers firing, not one.

[@TimOfTheNight]

Random Russian officer has been kicked for: Friendly fire, custom modifing his revolver with 6+ shell capacity, etc. Edit: it has come to my attention that the Nagant Revolver indeed has seven shots. The me who wrote this stupid comment ages ago did not know that. So please stop commenting that the Nagant Revolver has seven, I get it. EDIT EDIT: At 1:56 one lone shot is heard, then at 1:58 two-three more are heard. Following those are fourteen or fifteen more shots coming from the two officers shown. Assuming that the first two shots were also discharged by said officers, as the rest seem to be holding Ppsh-41's, I feel like that the oversized magazine is indeed a valid cinematical mistake. But hey, maybe I'm wrong.

[@shadowspringtrap3122]

Lol made my day.

[@shadowspringtrap3122]

@@TimOfTheNight Np

[@rivaraptor4277]

He used the extended mag attachment

[@ScholarVillainy9254]

Make that 7+

[@ANultimatum1998]

Those were Russian Nagant revolvers, they use a smaller cartridge, so the cyllinder holds 7 rounds.

[@jamesgotte4552]

I always loved the sound of the Stuka bomber when it dives. Germans had some great planes back in the day

[@Azog150]

The Stuka was actually fitted with a special siren to make that sound. Pure psychological warfare.

[@lesmalone9109]

As kids reinacting the war pretending we were planes we always thought that was the sound of a plane diving I'm 59 and still describe a plane as falling with that sound

[@ordnance7222]

Russian Soldier: Sir I have no weapon Russian Officer: So go find one

[@alanisvz386]

Russian Soldier: Ok **run into the battlefield and get shot to death**

[@eluosi8236]

The soldiers armed and received 3-4 days of training on the eastern bank of the Volga before sending them into battle.

[@maximilianodelrio]

If he doesn’t have a rifle then it’s because he has an SMG lol

[@andrewalther4353]

@@eluosi8236 Nope. The Red Army trained the men and women enough. This movie and the myths surrounding it are just revisionism.

[@matthewcaughey8898]

Go find table leg

[@MultiDocdoom]

All i see is target practice for the Luftwaffe.

[@jackp.richardson6415]

Well, that was the Soviet assault doctrine for you. Send every soldier you have in mass waves = The enemy will run out of ammo eventually

[@robbob6028]

Shows how shitty the German military was if they lost against simple human wave tactics.

[@jackp.richardson6415]

MAGA Cucks If anything it shows how shitty the Soviet military was, if it took them more than three years to defeat an army that was significantly smaller than them with countless casualties on their part every battle.

[@AnonymCzZ]

Well Soviets didnt attack in waves like in this film. I recommend you to read some books, also 5m Germans soldiers died and 6m Soviets so it was not so smaller. Soviets have extreme big citizen casulties.

[@jackp.richardson6415]

AnonymCzZ The soviet army was a HUGE user of human wave tactics right up until the battle of Seelow Heights in 1945, what the hell are you talking about? Countless documents and actual witnessed accounts on the eastern front for both defending against and *attacking* for the Soviets told the same story. If you want to call it "Western Propaganda" then there's no point in arguing.

[@peganuns355]

i love that guy at 1:29 trying to take down that german airplane with a PPSH like if was GTA

[@thawngmeryveithas8157]

I mean you think he'll just stand there and yell at it?

[@therothegreen1239]

in a movie called "dunkirk" there were a british soldier that tried to shot down german junkers ju 87 with an lee einfield rifle

[@therothegreen1239]

@Graf von Lotzing yeah

[@williamhogan4031]

only takes one bullet at times, albeit , a lucky one...

[@saaf2056]

he has aimbot

[@laurenced2916]

The German army was like an elephant attacking a swarm of ants. Eventually the elephant was eaten to the bone.

[@jk5042]

This a movie. Don't expect to get real facts out of Hollywood movies

[@hansreiner1637]

Well yes but the thing is Soviet did won the Battle of Stalingrad irl tho

[@RomeodaBIackRose]

@@jk5042 yuh dummy

[@noahf8752]

@@jk5042 This isn’t the worst analogy.

[@snaf7249]

Russians were twice in size compare to german

[@tazerfnaf4402]

It's increrible how that revolver had more ammo than it can hold.

[@Baegitte]

….ever see a John woo movie? 😅😅

[@matheusgu]

It was two different guys, and that revolver holds 7 bullets

[@tazerfnaf4402]

@@matheusgu Each revolver holds 6 bullets, not 7.

[@matheusgu]

@@tazerfnaf4402 The Nagant revolver holds 7

[@tazerfnaf4402]

@@matheusgu if you see the revolcer cannister you'll see that there 4 bullet holes visable going from the top to the part bellow meaning that the other side is holding 2 bullets and guess what, 4+2=6

[@coolcat6303]

Those Stuka dive bombers were NASTY. But also highly effective at demoralizing the enemy.

[@hektor-vektor7024]

Tobias Chance they needed fighter escorts or they fell prey to enemy fighters quite easily

[@coolcat6303]

***** Interesting info. Thanks.

[@Dragonfly6160]

Tobias Chance The Stuka's were two slow for the Western Front, but they were devastating in Russia.

[@edwardstevens1438]

of course, they were ground support aircraft. Just as bombers need escorts.

[@fatdad64able]

Yeah, a slug in the gut like really demoralizes you. ^^

[@beachside1]

1:05 I love how the boat explodes but the guy's hat stays on

[@quasar7951]

He's an older model

[@alifrahman1328]

well you said it yourself the ones that exploded is the boat,not his head.

[@cashewnuttel9054]

The guy was a factory worker, and had an accident where his hat was glued on.

[@GamerFrisco]

@@cashewnuttel9054 He was a dodgy car dealer and his hat got glued on in a restaurant. True story.

[@muhammadazim3374]

they can take his life and his boat But not his 899$ hat

[@bejlicaushaj7169]

Apart of inaccuracies, this movie did a great job on special effects

[@polvoradelrey2423]

They did not shoot their own men, they did not cross the Volga during daytime, they did not went into battle with rifles but with submachine guns, they did not hand over rifles and ammunition separately, and this keeps on and on.

[@Bartonovich52]

A submachine gun is nearly useless except in a melee. Look at that commissar firing his Tommy gun at the Stukas... as if .45ACP wasn’t just going to bounce off at that range if it even hit.

[@joemamaobama6863]

Shhhh wehraboos don’t understand

[@AnImperialGod]

They indeed did shoot their own men. It's widely recorded. Order Number 227.

[@joemamaobama6863]

@@AnImperialGod order 227 was intended at officers not soldiers,they would get sent to penal units

[@joemamaobama6863]

@Theo Van Tazic wheree do u find 5m?highest ive found is 400k penal men WITH weapons

[@haloreachlover99]

"If you wouldn't die for your country, you'd die from it." Red Army Officer.

[@SilverSpoon_]

heh. nice che avatar, commi!

[@danielbertrand6675]

Che Guevara the communist terrorist SURRENDERED with a FULL clip!

[@Bartonovich52]

@ Daniel Bertrand So? Not everyone is stupid.

[@lazy_lefty]

@@danielbertrand6675 that's not true at all lol. He did surrender, but only after a firefight in which he was shot twice and his weapon malfunctioned, rendering it useless. He was executed the day after he was captured by the Bolivian army, with the help of the cia.

[@jcarlovitch]

Interesting fact. The Stuka dive bombers at 1:11 were one of the first planes with a primitive type of auto pilot that would pull the aircraft out of it's dive. The reason being, diving at that angle caused such a tremendous G force on the pilot they would often pass out for a few seconds

[@dynestis2875]

Interesting indeed

[@givenfirstnamefamilyfirstn3935]

Interesting actual fact, nearly all large bombers already had fully functional 3 axis autopilots then. This was late 1942!

[@jcarlovitch]

@@givenfirstnamefamilyfirstn3935 Stuka first flew in 1935

[@givenfirstnamefamilyfirstn3935]

@Donald Donald Basic Piper single engine planes nowadays come with a single axis autopilot. 3 axis is considerably more expensive.

[@Scootero]

I’m just going to point out that the Stukas were in a shallow glide, though the automatic pull out system did indeed exist

[@notoriousbigmoai1125]

Can't believe Russia still use the same strategy decades after WW2🤣

[@d7588]

the...exact same strategy......

[@PrimalElf]

One of the most powerful scenes of all time

[@rexxarwatch9057]

The guy with the PPSH dies both times when planes hit the boat. 1:20 1:45

[@yurivillanueva9337]

Yeah... He respawned.

[@doofkos]

@Iafiv Iv, they repeated his dying scene, but there is one more guy with PPSh. You can see him after he survived the first Stuka attack for a very short time at 1:25 on the port side. But than somehow he got another cap, beamed himself to the starboard side and changed his face to repeat the death of the first one. Maybe that was something like a really strange worship for this unlucky first guy?

[@stellakurogane4095]

Possoms:Did you die? PPSH guy:Sadly yes, but i lived

[@raptor_zero9429]

Aaaah, damned spawnkill

[@Crimsonfate]

That was a replay

[@juliusiv4410]

"not one step back" -Order 227

[@eduardovazquezlopez1743]

Ни шагу назад!!

[@thewingedhussar98]

1:57 when you leave detention early

[@trix-zed3602]

Yes I too get shot at by my russian soldiers when I leave class early.

[@JimLadBossMan]

History doesn’t repeat itself but it often rhymes.

[@tyrstark8673]

In Warhammer 40k this scene is called 'breakfast'.

[@leowilly29]

If a guardsman cannot take the hill, a million of them will!

[@tyrstark8673]

''An army of beasts of the size of a mountain that spit acid are coming for us. Ready bayonets!!!''

[@SoldierOfFate]

Never underestimate an endless drove of ants.

[@combinecommando001]

@Iafiv Iv doesn't exist...YET

[@Kayes213]

This would be peaceful in 40k

[@therothegreen1239]

0:15 boomers explaining their story how do they got to school

[@thomasvleminckx]

^ zoomers thinking everything that happened before they were born, including the deaths of millions, is a joke to be mined for likes and RTs

[@therothegreen1239]

@@thomasvleminckx agree

[@poopz]

you are making a boomer joke and you cant even use proper grammar, not only did i lose brain cells reading your statement but im pretty sure you lost some as well just by writing that

[@poopz]

@adam shreds yeeaaaahhh haha im sure o.O you just keep eating crayons with your iphone over there and call every one a boomer because its so damn funny

[@kousvetkousvet4158]

@@thomasvleminckx it is your problem to not find the funny part of things, yes, the fact that there was that deaths isn't funny but we can joke about other things, he's not joking about the deaths, he is joking about boomers, and that's funny for some.

[@JacobLang240]

History repeats itself

[@ConstantineTheGreatXP]

Them STUKAS are just AMAZING

[@user-pj6eb6gk4h]

My grandmother fought at Stalingrad, she was a simple signaller, their snipers were caught them all day long, the rest of her life she kept bread under the pillow. Just to keep her life on position

[@Magnetcross]

I remember almost 20 years ago I played Call Of Duty the finest hour and played the missions similar to this. It was amazing as a kid back then and got me really into history.

[@eluosi8236]

Almost everything in this movie is a lie. transportation of soldiers was carried out at night. The soldiers armed themselves and received 3-4 days of training on the eastern bank of the Volga before sending them into battle. Most of the soldiers were volunteers and over 30 years old. Vasily Zatsev had higher education. After the war, he wrote a book ("There was no land for us beyond the Volga"), in which he described in detail how he fought against snipers. How do you think we won the war? :)

[@Magnetcross]

@@eluosi8236 True, most hollywood movies are inaccurate, however I hope I'm not the only one, that got inspired into historical fiction video games because of the movies.

[@joshuabruce9599]

@@eluosi8236 From what I understand, the thing about their not being enough rifles was only the case in WW1. By WW2, they more or less had enough weapons to supply every soldier. They also had assistance from the allies in the form of imports by this point, as well. Both from the Americans and the British.

[@CrossOfBayonne]

And World At War the part where you're in the fountain with Reznov sniping German officers

[@Azog150]

@@eluosi8236 Only 3-4 days of training before being sent into that hellhole of a meat grinder is madness. I can´t even imagine...

[@Reelix]

22 years later and nothing has changed.

[@billwebb9643]

WW2 was a bit more than 22 years ago.

[@butternuggetplayz438]

You know you’re having a bad day when you get killed twice @ 1:20 & 1:45

[@bunnystrasse]

Gahahhaha

[@Spockitans]

I feel like this scene would've been much more daunting to watch without the heroic music in the background. It would have increased the scare factor by like a billion percent.

[@xmlthegreat]

Early 2000s Hollywood. Bombastic score needed everywhere. If we could rescore this film today it would probably around a hell of a lot more haunting.

[@NWA744]

Activision be like "That's a great scene, they probably won't mind if we copy every last detail and make it the Russian intro in our cool new game."

[@offchance789]

In 2000, EA copied Saving Private Ryan's opening D-Day scene to their game Medal of Honor Allied Assault. It was epic.

[@NWA744]

@@offchance789 Steven Spielberg made the first Medal of Honor games, so it was him using his movie in his own game, not much of a copy at that point.

[@offchance789]

Never knew that nice. It did feel very cinematic.

[@cholodelrosari0543]

This must be a training video for those russian conscripts to be sent in Ukraine

[@WeltSchmerz1349]

Not even all Russians will reach the final checkpoint: URA charge on Ukrainian positions. Thousands will die much earlier. For example, when HIMARS missiles hits the trains or barracks with mobilized Ivans. Or when Bayraktar drones dropping death upon the convoy on the way to the battlefield...

[@Aliengelato]

Funny considering the losses Ukraine is suffering now that we have a functioning Army fighting, all I see is Ukrainians being slaughtered like sheep, like they were back in the 1900s hahaha

[@curryis828]

Seems like the Ukraine becomes 🤡

[@Ittou-Ogami]

У меня два дядьки погибли в Сталинграде ..Ровно сутки жили .

[@philipnestor5034]

Your uncles are part of the Grwatest Generation! Men like them saved us! Greetings from New York. My father fought the Germans in Warsaw and France. He hated them till the day he passed away.

[@Ittou-Ogami]

@@philipnestor5034 Спасибо .Уважение вашему отцу .Привет с Камчатки .🌨🌨🌨🌨❤

[@RevanStarrrR]

I always get chills when i hear a Stuka

[@gavinsoto7696]

Same especially on the move dunkirk

[@deggis4]

The irony is that at the time of this depicted battle it might not been anymore in use. The "trumpets" installed on the wings induced drag, the psychological effect became more like a warning, and as the result the later variations of the plane did not have the wing trumpets. But it has become such a cliche that sometimes all planes in Hollywood make the same noise.

[@weirdshibainu]

I know right? Its beautiful

[@stefanfarrugia6736]

@ Debatable, they were slow and too heavy, became quite useless at the end of the war as they had to have fighter escort otherwise they'd be downed as soon as they took off. However the StuKa Gustav did see some success as a tank buster atleast.

@@stefanfarrugia6736 - Interesting. There's always something new to learn each day.

[@Razzy1312]

Damn! How did someone get COD1 to run with these updated graphics!?

[@canaaniteblues371]

I heard this was leaked remastered gameplay. Looks pretty good. I wonder where their Exo-suits are...

[@EarFarce4]

@@canaaniteblues371 i wish :'(

[@dawn-blade]

You made a similar comment 4 years ago, then you made this one 2 years ago, bizarre. If you end up reading this, I hope you make another comment that starts with "Damn!" 😂

[@natekielar944]

Nice to see you with the same jokes. And this part of the movie actually happened.

[@SlavicUnionGaming]

Funny how they have not remastered the first 3 call of duties yet... Call of duty 2 and 3 was a master piece

[@danielfenol]

Putin’s Partial Mobilization.. Colorized

[@elijahfreeman5299]

Basic training in the Wagner Mercenary Group consists of watching this scene and being given a shovel.

[@repak05]

and now they are pressing Bakhmut from almost all sides. What a success for bunch of prisoners with shovels. 😂 It looks like they are tough guys.

[@SuperNordmann1066]

Call of duty 1 anyone?

[@tahsingc4490]

+Badass MLG 360 no scope Brotherhood of steel Knight YES :D

[@handleyoassbiatch]

+Badass MLG 360 no scope Brotherhood of steel Knight COMRADES! This day, will be the proudest day you have ever lived!

[@oceanman2811]

this IS the scene that happened in the first game

[@Juggernogger64]

Badass MLG 360 no scope Brotherhood of steel Knight Nope only finest hour first level

[@GRaToMiC]

one of the more memorable lines of the officer :p

[@corcovadoquelindo]

Arguing about WWII on youtube, how brave

[@78vanderpool]

Welcome to the internet...you must be new here.

[@abukhaled01]

The Commisars really knew how to encourage the soldiers to stay on the boat

[@korbin4510]

I start to freeze everytime i watch this scene. Its so well made.

[@anthonyvigil7567]

When I was really young and first saw this movie I thought they were the British army because of their accents

[@Janua7ies]

Yeah but this English Movie is about Battle of Stalingrad in Russia (Soviet Union)

[@randomman3321]

Yeah

[@randomman3321]

Its such a great movie but the casti g they put little time into. The german sniper was an american

[@romyarmada9580]

Okay communist

[@genghisgalahad8465]

@@Janua7ies directed by French.

[@declanm6887]

Why do I have a bad feeling that they made those letters up as a form of propaganda?

[@rafaelhernandez3690]

They did lol those are Stalin Thugs trained in deception and loyal to a crazy leader like the hitler youth

[@ElAnticrito-fb1rr]

Mute idiot, as if wasn't wasn't little to the media in the West wash them the brain believe that the Americans and British won the second world war, largest lie.

[@declanm6887]

I'm not a mute idiot how dare you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@georgemakrov6174]

+Daniel Breuer NOT 1 STEP BACKWARDS!!

[@abnercruz1067]

lol if you watched the whole movie you'd notice each one of them only had 5 bullets and half didnt have rifles

[@YourMom-su2eu]

What it feels like going to school for the first time after summer

[@CaptainAmaziiing]

My grandfather died at Stalingrad. I still have his war diary.

[@larrybittke7760]

What a family treasure.

[@skippyasqueeze]

war is a team effort. no one person or one country "won the war".

[@thegreatrobin2329]

Finally someone who understands, it wasn't just the Americans or just the Soviets, but everyone like America, USSR, British commonwealth, China; even France even though they helped as a resistance throughout most of the war

[@matichable]

French resistance? Have you ever heard of Polish resistance called Armia Krajowa, u western brainwashed kid? French underground army was nothing compared to Polish or Yugoslavian resistance.

[@skippyasqueeze]

the point was dickwaving = no cooperation = yes please stop

[@thegreatrobin2329]

+matichable I think I'm well aware that there were resistances during WWII than just France, I know there were Dutch resistances and one known one called The Churchill Club, the Greek resistance called EAM, the Italian Resistenzia, and many more who fighting the Axis powers, and even the USSR like Poland and Finland .

[@generalpatton8468]

+skippyasqueeze finally, someone a smart person on here

[@ankushzap]

This is what happen when you send 2 day trained recruit directly to a BIG WAR!! But no doubt some Heros are born too.

[@Jfaded1993]

the Soviets had all hands on deck, everyone had to do their part. those that coward away were made examples of.

[@IronicallyNotEvil]

Yeah, most positions in the soviet army were cannon fodder. Considering 20 millions soviet soldiers died to the german 3 million.

[@umdude.]

Grim Thy Great actually there were only 8 million military casualties during the war the other 12 million are all civillian

[@salasjohnelvis2661]

Human wave attacks of the Bolsheviks that time was a delaying tactic used by Stalin to reorganize his Red Army. This was because Hitler caught him pants down and Stalin being a great leader, executed most of his officers who do have knowledge bout fighting the Germans on WW1.

[@Aqua.man045]

Grim Thy Great Only 12 million died. Those 20 million were civilians the Germans ethically cleansed.

[@adamarmstrong6646]

Not a step back is portrayed incorrectly in this film I think but nonetheless this film does a good job of portraying what Stalingrad was probably like, a literal human meat grinder

[@Drebolaskan]

I see not much has changed 😶

[@archer8849]

yes, the main purpose of blocking units was to return retreating soldiers to the battlefield not mow down everyone indiscriminately with machine guns. in case of panicking soldiers who dragged the rest of their comrades into retreat, yes, those could be executed on the spot.

[@Dr.Chibbins]

@@archer8849I always wondered “what if they needed more ammo.. or they had something important to tell command? Shooting someone for going back would be counterproductive”

[@2dhistory197]

2 years later and cod 1 is still my favourite

[@gmccord1970]

In Russia, the best generals to have are January and February.

[@nighthawkdutchchameleon9815]

Or zhukov..

[@yousefseed1874]

Nighthawk Dutch chameleon definitely Zhukov & Chuikov

[@MainstreamPoPsucks3]

+380PPK That is wrong. It was the soviet army that halted the germans, not the winter, althought difficult weather conditions of course helped. But the cold would affect the soviets as well.

[@Ghostkilla773]

MainstreamPoPsucks3 its different from someone who lives in the cold compared to those who dont. A kid from California would not be able to handle Chicago weather

[@rafaeljuquitiba]

The Soviets wins, but with the highest cost in losses

[@pregnantrussian5062]

those are pretty small bullet wounds from fighter planes

[@MeliorIlle]

30 caliber

[@TaZ101SAGA]

Not really. Those MG's on the Stuka are 7.92, same round as fired by infantry machine guns and rifles.

[@Spacegoat92]

@@TaZ101SAGA The cowl mounted guns were smaller calibre, but they had cannons mounted on the wings.

[@pp-wo1sd]

@@Spacegoat92 Earlier variants had mg's

[@ianross806]

Interesting to see that Russian military tactics haven't changed that much.

[@Mentol_]

Its not tactics. Its your own stereotypes about tactics.

[@ianross806]

@@Mentol_ You mean Russian human wave attacks? Nothing much has changed.

[@trentonking764]

actually a good attack. Russian can probably just throw 100000 army with sticks vs 10000 with guns.

[@shootacoustic4454]

After more than 20 years, still one of all time best war movies opening scene for me.

[@boomerang56]

That and Saving Private Ryan. Movies about combat that don't make people vomit have no point. There's no glory in combat, only survival.

[@Isyck1337]

Male privilege right there.

[@Razzy1312]

+Isyck1337 Well, to be fair there were thousands of women who fought in the great patriotic war of their own volition so it's not the best example - but I get what you mean. At least they weren't herded to the slaughter like cattle unlike the men.

[@TheSasudomi]

+Isyck1337 Yep,female are not supposed to even be there

[@Warsie]

+Razzy1312 female partisans arguably were, given the high casualty rates and all that. Also, high casualty rates still were applying for tank crews (female tank crews) and whatnot.

[@victorconway444]

Not in the USSR. Women were also in the military.

[@Warsie]

Zuriel 883 they werent constipated though they volunteered (as much as one can volunteer in defending yourself civilization from utter annihilation)

[@TaZ101SAGA]

This is inaccurate. The reinforcements crossing the Volga were not unarmed, they were equipped for street fighting with submachine guns and extra grenades. This was over a year after the war had started and weapon/ammunition production was in full swing.

[@TaZ101SAGA]

***** You've missed the point mate. It wasn't done for some fancy reason, it was not done full stop. I've never read about this happening anywhere, documentaries, online reading or at home. If this is what they really sent to Stalingrad, they would have lost the city.

[@UgandanAirForce]

TaZ101SAGA the conscript army they used in Stalingrad had a shitload more manpower than what the Germans had there, so they kept the Germans busy while the Soviets sent their other armies to attack at the German's flanks, then surround the German army in Stalingrad

[@TaZ101SAGA]

***** Yup okay, what does that have to do with my original point?

[@UgandanAirForce]

TaZ101SAGA i'm saying that it was accurate at least on that art where not all of them received guns

[@TaZ101SAGA]

***** They weren't sending them into battle without weapons, this is bollocks. They were well equipped for street fighting.

[@life997]

Call Of Duty First Stalingrad Mission :

[@dan9471]

This could be Russia now

[@Rihardololz]

always

[@llama3856]

This IS Russia now

[@JohnDoe-on6ru]

The main character has an English accent but nobody ever suspects him of being a spy, hmm...

[@SuperGman117]

Everyone in the movie has an English accent

[@JohnDoe-on6ru]

@@SuperGman117 So they are probably all spies

[@acatthatlookslikehitler1277]

@@JohnDoe-on6ru Nah. The movie probably couldn’t afford Russian actors.

[@JohnDoe-on6ru]

@@acatthatlookslikehitler1277 That's what he wants you to think

[@acatthatlookslikehitler1277]

@@JohnDoe-on6ru k

[@MrCodix]

i love the way how that guy with the machine gun first looks behind to see if it is safe for him to fall before falling 'dead'. at 1:44

[@xtreamfish6869]

Lol

[@jacobpapke9984]

What a great opening scene just starts with a battle when I first watched the movie I was so shocked at how it just started with getting of the train to a battle

[@Scipio0987]

The 300000 reservists arrive in the Donbass region after the partial mobilization of the Russian Federation , Autumn 2022

[@WeltSchmerz1349]

1:03 TB2 Bayraktar drones are kindly welcome them 😁🇺🇦

[@jeffasbestos7813]

They are probably going be given the same weapons from this clip too

[@WeltSchmerz1349]

@@jeffasbestos7813 Besides jokes, that's true. Russia is almost out of modern equipment. Being under sanctions, it's a problem to produce hi-tech weapons and ammo (the bare fact: recently they bought ~100 Shahed kamikaze drones from Iran. Russia begs Iran for help! Lol 😁 But it's not a solution, most countries refuse to deal with a toxic terrorist state). So they're actually reopening old military depots with equipment, ammo, and even uniform mothballed in 1940-50s as an emergency store. Btw, such cases already took place: drunkards and junkies from DNR and LNR pseudo republics were mobilized as cannon fodder - and sent to battle in old Soviet uniforms, without armour/helmets, with AK-47 and even Mosin rifles (!) No kidding, I'm serious. Now, there are videos of Russian mobilized recruits with rusty AK-47. So no wonder if Russia will get back to the roots this way 😁 The next level - muskets from times of 1812 Napoleonic war... 😂🤣

[@jeffasbestos7813]

@@WeltSchmerz1349 even if they buy equipment, it will not equal the amount they are losing, they can't even repair their armoured vehicles due to sanctions, they have already dragged T-62s out of storage and sent them to be destroyed; at this rate, they will soon be left with literally nothing , I wonder what their grand plan is

[@chunguslover]

Haha, and they are fighting the same guys too!

[@uallrite123]

Wow these Soviet soldiers are sooo Soviet they all have thick british accents, every single one of them.

[@whakjob980]

I WAS THINKING THE EXACT SAME THING

[@BenzinB70]

а самое главное это сытые английские лица новенькая форма у этих солдат!

[@BenzinB70]

***** очень странно выглядят (откормленные) советские офицеры с небритыми лицами мятой формой и нечищеными сапогами, отклонение от устава строевой службы каралось дисциплинарными взысканиями. я лично думаю, что для полного колорита сюжета фильма нужно было поместить в кадр дрессированных медведей с гармошками (можно на велосипедах) бочки с вином и водкой (можно заправочные автомобили) - это сарказм такой! для меня этот фильм больше выглядит пропагандой цель которой унизить и "очернить" русского человека

[@BenzinB70]

***** You have trouble understanding translation from Russian????

[@BenzinB70]

***** X-DDD....while my country is not colony Anglo-Saxon Empire, I have the right to speak, write, read and teach children traditions of my ancestors in their native Russian language. Please therefore use a translator or dictionary

[@bobonikita]

The same shot/scene in 1:21 & 1:47 :D

[@horatiokensington147]

Imagine that, getting shot not just once but then again later on under the exact same circumstances!

[@sirxavior1583]

Awarded Two Wound Stripes (equivalent to the Purple Heart for being shot).

[@666dimmuborgir1]

Now babushka recieve the notice of his death grandson twice. Not nice.

[@stampedmetalsword8099]

Yeah the people who made this movie did not expect anyone to watch it twice to notice such things.

[@mysticdragonwolf89]

Yeah they do that a lot in this movie - during the battle of Stalingrad we see the same soldier die the same way as if the clip was repeated

[@zlate5943]

The avarage lifespan of a Soviet soldier was estimated to be 6 hours.

[@michaelv6870]

I love the sound of a Stuka in the morning.

[@JLee-rt6ve]

Does it sound like victory?

[@simehong2000]

War even you win the cost is too great

[@ToniiCurtisSmith]

My favorite mission on Call Of Duty 1: Stalingrad.. I hate those German Stuka Bombers :(

[@georgeroy5914]

And mosin nagant ammo

[@nx3407]

1:03 when you put all eggs in 1 basket

[@muhammadadibarhamalias6253]

When you're in the battlefield, fighting for the country, die or survive after the battle, you're the hero

[@MrFTW733]

I clearly remember only this scene as a kid, i was 8 and my parents kept me out of room from watching. The bullets shooting through boat hood and blood splattering scared me senseless!

[@vladimirlenin9120]

That guy shot a lot more than six bullets from his revolver

[@doofkos]

And he changed his face, rank, and cap while shooting. Amazing.

[@maplemaple1439]

russian nagant carries 7

[@DavidAWA]

In the days after 9/11, I went by boat at night to the still smoking ground zero to feed rescue workers. With the vibrating of the boat (it was a motor tour boat) and the huge work lights and smoke and the every increasing detail and size of the destruction, I remember thinking it reminded me of this scene. Without the planes shooting at us of course.

[@siler7]

I just read about that in Reader's Digest yesterday. I had never heard of the huge maritime operation. Thanks for helping.

[@ykoba4054]

Perfect example of "winning battles and losing a war."

[@user-gs5pi3rf2g]

Vietnam and Afghanistan

[@Ohmygodstfu2045]

@@user-gs5pi3rf2gRussia lost there first dumbass.

[@MuttTheHoople]

Enemy at the Gates- The Soviet version of "Saving Private Ryan"

[@sackofpotatoes4753]

You wish.

[@MCbadass7]

That's what makes it better!

[@ilya_rusin]

No it's not

[@brianmead7556]

Not really. There isn't really a Soviet version of it. I could argue that Doroga Na Berlin is like the anti Saving Private Ryan -- going MIA to avoid being shot for having being captured once (if my Russian was correct). Thematically and in terms of content, A Tihie Zdes' Zora would be closer.

[@MainstreamPoPsucks3]

Mutt Hoople Enemy at the gates is a very bad historical movie, it is actually an unhistorical movie. It should not be held in the same regard as classical war movies.

[@felixespino430]

Girls riding the bus to school: OMG! It's too crowded and noisy on here. Boys riding the bus to school:

[@tazzioboca]

I really wished this movie was bit more historically accurate.

[@blackgate4735]

Bit more? Even Rambo more historically accurate than this.

[@nimble9985]

While in Dnipro River :

[@augustvanhout2163]

The “not a step back” order from Stalin was mostly targeted at officers who allowed their forces to retreat further and further back into Russia without putting up a fight. At this point in the war, the Germans actually outnumbered them. They did not throw waves of helpless unarmed people into machine gun fire. Mostly the order prosecuted cowardly officers who retreated without permission. Very few people were shot.

[@muffy469]

@ How about you actually read the order ''not one step back''? That's just the headline of the order, the full order is almost an entire page long.

[@muffy469]

@ Lmao educate yourself. Red Army soldiers were NOT executed by their own in the heat of battle. They were executed by offical order, that will say sitting in a prison cell waiting in line to be executed. Execution did not take place without paperwork. 14 000 000 Red Army soldiers died in WW2, out of these 113 000 were executed after imprisonment.

@@muffy469 thats the official record of soldiers executed for desertion. Actual number is prolly lot more. They were executed unoficially like shown in video.

[@MrAussieJules]

eir own blood.” Some 430,000 men served in these punishment units and about half of them were killed or fatally wounded. Order 227 also increased by nearly two hundred the number of blocking detachments. These units, which were up to two hundred men strong, were set up behind front-line troops and ordered to shoot anyone who lagged behind or attempted to desert. How many Soviet soldiers were killed by other Soviet soldiers in these blocking detachments remains unclear. The latest Russian estimates put the number at 158,000 men, including as many as 15,000 shot over a couple weeks in Stalingrad.

[@combinecommando001]

@@muffy469 Ever heard of the term "Summary execution"? That's pretty much it, no court, no trial, an officer/commissar would be the judge, jury and executioner for desertion or cowardice. British officers were given such a power during WW1 since the soldiers were too reluctant to leave the trenches to storm the enemy's, in order to force them out, they had the choice of leading by example and risk themselves and at the time, this new age war was new to everyone so soldiers without an officer is like a chicken without a head, so they had to rely on the second option, fear, the soldiers would be more afraid of the men standing behind them than the men in front of them. Summary executions were only as a last resort however, otherwise, those officers would end up killed by their own men and thrown in a ditch somewhere. They had to balance fear and respect, the men had to look up to them for orders and courage when they needed it most but they also needed to know that you wouldn't make exceptions of any of them, they were soldiers, not people. So all in all, such executions weren't recorded since it happened on the field, anyone could say anything happened to a person, no proof, no nothing. So no records. "IF YOU WILL NOT SERVE IN COMBAT, THEN YOU WILL SERVE ON THE FIRING LINE!"

[@OceanHedgehog]

Gotta give those officers credit. Standing there with their massive balls to maintain discipline when every human emotion screams out to duck down and hide.

[@danieltobin4498]

Those political officers were cowards who fled from the enemy

[@Volcano-Man]

They were not officers, but thugs of the political wing of the Red Army. They were there to ensure no anti-Soviet thoughts or words permeated the Red Army. They were great at leading men in to battle - from about 10 kilometres behind the advancing troops. They are a disgrace to the term 'Officer,'

[@korpienmahtijullit7508]

Commissars, the best of the best.^^

[@Volcano-Man]

@@korpienmahtijullit7508 Best thugs in the world!

[@noahlarson1861]

This POSs deserved to die more than the Germans did.

[@levierdragon]

"Not One Step Backwards!" - Joseph Stalin (Order No. 227, July 1942)

[@tbd-1]

Never get out of the boat. Absolutely goddamn right.