Enemy at the Gates (3/9) Movie CLIP - Do You Know How to Shoot? (2001) HD

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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Commisar Danilov (Joseph Fiennes) gives Zaitsev (Jude Law) his first chance to take aim at Nazi officers.
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: Joseph Fiennes, 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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[@lumixenz]

"Do you know how to shoot"? "A little..." HEADSHOT! HEADSHOT! HEADSHOT! TRIPLE KILL. HEADSHOT! DOMINATING! HEADSHOT! UNNNNSTOPPABLEEEE

[@fadimatar3800]

Is that Caitlyn?

[@ThatNotACopGuy]

fadi Riyadh Nice avatar.

[@SuperLordGaming]

fadi Riyadh Possibly.

[@Thiagosilva-pc3xd]

hahahahaa!

[@argenys8]

oh baby a triple

[@joachimrichterian5538]

"For three days, I have hunted him. For three days, luck alone has saved his wretched life."

[@andrewcabrera241]

Ur a man of culture

[@YEgar97]

Sniping your enemy is like hunting any other animal, fire at the wrong moment and your chance will be forever lost.

[@nizzyyy659]

Based pfp

[@Normalguy1690]

Is that from call of duty finest hour when you first meet the female sniper.

[@nizzyyy659]

@@Normalguy1690 his pfp?

[@Kardia_of_Rhodes]

"Do you know how to shoot?" "A little..." *Kills 5 soldiers with brutal efficiency using the artillery to mask his shots* Trait gained: Modest

[@yourstruly4817]

"You are quick-scoping! Stop it!"

[@garmenlin5990]

@@yourstruly4817 What scope? 😏

[@rooftopvoter3015]

"Do you know how to shoot?" "A little..." Kills 5 soldiers with brutal efficiency using the artillery to mask his shots Trait gained: Modest Street cred for life

[@sadokist7396]

Wtf why do you like these scene?

[@Wayne72LEVRAI]

You forgot to mention with one of the worst rifle in accuracy at this time. But more than that, if you look closely, the bolt is not closed at the first shoot. So this man is literally: a god.

[@richardmatheson5693]

Remember, always pick the guy who answers: "A little..." in the battlefield team.

[@rooftopvoter3015]

Never share a fighting hole with anyone braver than you.

[@kingofwishfulthinking2490]

Are you geh? A little

[@MarshallStrider]

Im that guy! 😅

[@charlessaint7926]

And remember....No Russian.

[@mixail201211]

@@charlessaint7926 wtf

[@Gggmanlives]

"Know how to shoot?""A little..." Never has a bigger lie been told.

[@Kruxxy]

He's a smurf

[@octaviusgalacticus2253]

Preach

[@marksayosmejia7251]

Ohh gman!

[@Trav12ss]

hes got aimbot

[@themissingpeace7956]

He was being modest.

[@CaptainJoystick]

"Thank you, Comrade Commissar." Good shot, good manners.

[@garyyeo1968]

Which is why he was a remarkable soldier in the Second World War :) Vasily was the reason why the Soviets managed to defend Stalingrad and forced the German to surrender, he was literally a morale booster to the Red Army.

[@stephenwood6663]

@@garyyeo1968 The reasons why the Soviets won at Stalingrad are rather more complex than that (the Germans were stretched out over a broad frontage, assaults from the north prevented them from concentrating the units they *did* have nearby to take the city, the stubborn defence of units like the 13th Guards Rifle Division, General Chuikov's innovative city-fighting tactics, etc etc). But it's certainly true that Zaitsev's skill and courage was a contributing factor - that there were other contributing factors in no way diminishes his contribution.

[@Blasted2Oblivion]

There is always time for being polite if the situation calls for it.

[@sudfac]

Oh, now I will cry: poor unarmed young German boys are being killed by a Russian armed to the teeth.

[@priatalat]

@@stephenwood6663 Also the fact that the Soviets had only two options, surrender and be exterminated or die fighting, meant they'd fight till the last man

[@MrEvan1932]

So this is what the opening scene for the Red Army of COD World At War was based on

[@mattlacy3533]

@@Nisssssssssss Movie - 2001 CoD: WaW - 2008

[@princeabraham1581]

Yes

[@Luke-op3to]

Loved that game, but the medal of honor franchise will forever be my first fps love. European Assault was the pinnacle of my childhood.

[@egbduf]

@@mattlacy3533 which is based on the book war of the rats

[@MrWolfpackleader]

Remember the first call of duty had this in both its intro and as an actual level. (I think the first call of duty came out in like 2001? 2002?)

[@user-vw8sc3dk1y]

1:30 Vassili's doing "NO SMOKING campaign"

[@michaeltaylor6907]

Put that on a cigarette packet.

[@user-qs8zo3xg3r]

Vassili is I'm Tyrone big fan😭

[@user-qs8zo3xg3r]

@@RJVeld Bruh

[@giovannicervantes2053]

Lung cancer kills slower than me don't smoke kids

[@m4a1_delta66]

but he smokes himself in the movie lol

[@wizzzer1337]

reporting for aimbot

[@angelixzs_]

report hacker

[@Blackcity940]

wizzzer1337 lol

[@huyvuhanida3463]

No, he is Alexei from Call of duty 1

[@sergejgligoric1736]

Report for friendly fire,its auto-ban

[@nighttime-mime]

He's stream sniping

[@sealstorm1935]

"Excellent aim, you are a natural hunter"

[@justmyopinion7201]

A hunter of pigs

[@Shadow-bx8ri]

Victor Reznov.....

[@ramironicolaslepretti6836]

@@Shadow-bx8ri Viktor*

[@kokolove9081]

Memories bring back memories

[@Shadow-bx8ri]

@@ramironicolaslepretti6836 oh yes yes...... it's a Russian name.

[@halneufmille]

Commissar: Do you know how to shoot? Zaitsev: "A little... Commissar: Ok then I'll shoot. would have made a shorter movie.

[@robertsandberg2246]

Excellent point...🤔

[@devilinthedetailers7661]

Agree not the time for modesty lol

[@arcturus4762]

@@devilinthedetailers7661 He should've been more honest. The commissar only gave him the rifle because he had absolutely no idea. A more prideful commissar would've shot himself

[@adamrules01]

Someone should totally edit this scene so it looks like the commissar makes the shots after he says "a little"

[@shayneb3540]

😂😂😂

[@charles3555]

I love how it shows Vasily calmly reloading his rifle as the German gunman’s panicking and slowly realizing he’s screwed. Great scene.

[@MrPomdownunder]

The German was a driver and a looked middle aged not a front line trooper although as the war went on the Wermacht draughted 50 year olds...... ( only a film !)

[@jirouhorikoshi8747]

"Hunting the enemy, is just like hunting any other animals" said Reznov

[@tiernanwearen8096]

Saymo hayana said the same thing

[@phungquyen3511]

Yeah, except the enemy shoot back and call in airstrike and artillery and all.

[@darthverminates9708]

@@phungquyen3511 yep. Simo wouldn't be known if he also was not a genius when it came to evasion. They tried those things and he keep surviving.

[@viscourtroy]

yeap!~

[@rosenapostolov7250]

@@tiernanwearen8096 You mean Sami Hauka finland sniper ?

[@tore28]

Vasilli Zaitzev has been kicked from server because of: Aimbot.

[@rayz_fps1775]

Tore Aurstad lmao

[@naterthot69]

Vasily Zaytsev...how hard is it to google it before you type it.

[@noddynod4434]

"Know how to shoot?" "Nope" The End....Roll credits.

[@didyouknowjustwalk8915]

Say what?

[@harshitsoni8243]

"Do you know how to direct?" Nolan: "A little"

[@manjur597]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@MicroscopeVisions]

Nolan?

[@TheBarber5550]

@@MicroscopeVisions Christopher Nolan who was the director of well received movies such as Dunkirk, Interstellar, Memento, Inception, and The Dark Knight Trilogy. The man is only 51 and has garnered 11 Academy Awards from 36 nominations.

[@MicroscopeVisions]

@@TheBarber5550 I know who Christopher Nolan is I was wondering why this guy mentioned him lol. But thanks

[@Thefictitious_reel]

@@MicroscopeVisions ya haha, seems quite random. If it was just for showcasing his direction skills, I would choose someone else tbh. Kubrick or Scorsese probably. Or even Hitchcock

[@spazzmaticus1542]

Vassili plays the campaign on easy.

[@s.g.3042]

;))) pricelesa

[@charlie75368]

Cod 2 haha

[@adamhaikal4252]

Spazz Maticus probably because the german will throw grenade at you before you reload

[@LaatiMafia]

Spa.. Germans on a mad quest to conquer the World.

[@lt_left_nut4567]

DIMITRI

[@RoyalDog214]

"Do you know how to shoot?" "A little....." Later headshot all 5 German soldiers.

[@joemusfox]

Melissa 4 Officers and 1 Soldier*

[@nocturnalrecluse1216]

No need to show off

[@Tomtom-ti4nf]

1v1 me on mw2 rust

[@thezoviet2875]

Melissa lol

[@MMadesen]

Joemus A officers is a soldier as well

[@joshhouston3443]

"Fire at the wrong moment and your chance will be forever lost."

[@KoMDraegast]

He shot the first round with the bolt out of battery, that's some serious marksmanship skills

[@nicholasmuro1742]

Yes. And he fired the last round with the wrong eye closed. Even more serious marksmanship skills. Kentucky windage?

[@spongekiller178]

@@nicholasmuro1742 He might just be left eye dominate which means he probably trained to shoot like that which does require a lot more skill.

[@nicholasmuro1742]

@@spongekiller178 True. Some people do shoot that way. But the sight alignment was clearly in front of his closed right eye.

[@johnrodgers8457]

I more impressed with the fact the the dead mans gun was perfectly sighted after being handed out randomly.

[@DennisFromRLM]

Good catch.. hadn't even noticed

[@mellowmike4183]

Does anyone else remmember Call of Duty World at War from this scene?

[@byronmak7943]

I am beginning to think that the whole one game a year institution makes the franchise run out of movie-inspired ideas eventually.

[@ihateslideshows]

Byron Mak wish they'd make another ww2 game.

[@ihateslideshows]

***** awesome

[@owenjones7517]

The original Call of Duty took more inspiration from this film than COD 5.

[@anand_arya]

Imilio Manettoz Vasly Zaicev he was killed major Kenic.

[@Kinjamaimai]

"A little" my ass. God damn elite sniper. :P

[@azfar122000hakim]

he was still a volunteer soldier at that time :P

[@joshjamesguitar]

BlackDeathViral03 No volunteer, he was also a very good shot before. won some shooting competitions.

[@Archraveful]

you people dont realize that he was already a soldier since 1941 right?

[@joshjamesguitar]

Archrave ninteenseventeen Wrong answer, since 1937 he was in the Soviet Navy. Got transferred to a rifleman in 1942.

[@AJ___USA]

Kinjamaimai he should have been a scout sniper from the very beginning. Sending him out there in the front lines was a logistical mistakes.

[@salvadorsalcedo8184]

"Nice shot Dimitri!"

[@Alpha-0014]

Its Actually "Excellent Aim! You Are A Natural Hunter!"

[@zyagard8962]

This line is said when u kill the general I'm pretty sure ( I haven't played the game in 2 years)

[@Major_Ton]

"Do you know how to shoot?" "A little" *The Only Thing They Fear Is You starts playing *

[@floridaboy3213]

YOU HAVE ONLY WOUNDED HIM YOU JUST GRAZED HIM

[@oceanwavesandcocaine1129]

+Wargasm55 LMAO

[@mierzhen]

HE'S STILL SMOKING A CIGARETTE. HE'S STILL READING THE PAPER. HE'S STILL GABBING ON.

[@joerahme9030]

i got him on the first try

[@joerahme9030]

***** They were heavily inspired by films etc. Look at the battle of Pointe Du Hoc from CoD 2 and tell me it doesn't look like the beginning battle of Saving Private Ryan.

[@M_Alistair]

Good hunting!

[@JuddKramer]

This scene needs Reznov.

[@santi-xj1qr]

"Wait until the bombers are directly overhead. The sound of their engines will drown out your shot."

[@DavidSedano]

+Herp Derp comment of 2016

[@hellshock9873]

+Judd Kramer Needs more Dragovich (The rifle ....no Reznov.......he die along ago)

[@ivanivanov-lx7wt]

+Judd Kramer yep :D

[@jacknewell9339]

Deffintly

[@terrorsaur599]

After this scene, Commissar Danilov was probably like: “Mark my words comrade…one day, things will change. We will take the fight to their land…to their people…to their blood!”

[@thedownunderverse]

And so they did. URA!

[@johnboehmer8604]

1:24 the way he reloads very nonchalant and calm

[@muhammedmahmoud7711]

true 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤

[@Albert25012501]

When I was a college student, I went to theater to watch this film with some of my classmates, after that, we decided went to Internet cafe play Counter-Strike, I never saw so mush players using snipe rifle that night......

[@ArsonPeaPlayz]

1.6?

[@chanchaniceman]

@@ArsonPeaPlayz definitely 1.6 even tho back then it would be 1.3.. tho both are the same games just with different textures and not having famas,galil and the classic 1.6 knife

[@silkamsangma4929]

Magnum ?

[@czhilo3982]

this guy bout to get care package

[@TheMrFu]

Predator Missile too

[@kaybevang536]

Lvl up lol

[@ragingjaguarknight86]

Care package on standby.

[@mostar9673]

In world at war it’s artillery you noobs

[@micoangelo6523]

if another 5 german soldier came after that he would got a merciless.

[@syukrinasir3774]

1:46 Looks at that heroic face, comrade!🤩

[@lockejawe4050]

I always remember this scene due to Jude Law's pronunciation of "Comrade Commissar." It's so soothing to the point of it sounding like asmr...

[@charleygrossman8368]

So the Germans speak Deutsch, and the Russians speak...English...

[@Mister_Kourkoutas]

+Kelly Angel Burn Actually this film was directed by a Frenchman.

[@charleygrossman8368]

+GVStudios oh no, you got me.

[@dabee2670]

They should remake this movie in Russian with English subtitles.

[@Wavemaninawe]

(Most of) The russians speak british english and the germans speak US english. I thought it was a nice touch. Much better than those awful faked, russian accents.

[@44478129102734]

Suspension of disbelief man

[@SoldierOfFate]

The Mosin Nagant may be an outdated weapon, but its reliability is legendary. Just look at some of the finest snipers in history that used it.

[@joshjamesguitar]

Outdated but still a very capable rifle in the right hands, I own one.

[@ChainsawGutsFuck]

joshjamesPUsniper A knife.... nay, *_actual hands_* are very capable "in the right hands" ;)

[@kaylacope704]

The best sniper came from Finland he killed more people about 505 Russians after 100 days of combat but this sniper was good on the eastern front

[@joshjamesguitar]

There is no best, Simo and Vasili are not comparable.

[@Sergei_Ivanovich_Mosin]

"Outdated" It fires great bullet of 7.62x54r when trigger is pulled comrade, is not outdated.

[@ChubbyGames]

Ace

[@rbr6561]

Glaz

[@ace2595]

Hi

[@squamish4244]

Bestselling author Nicholas Irving, a sniper known as "The Reaper" who has 47 kills or something from the Middle East, reviewed 11 sniper scenes from movies and gave only this scene a 10/10 for accuracy. He said it is totally doable and he likes thinking about how he would do it. He says even the detail where Vasili stands up and slings the strap over his arm to steady the rifle is correct.

[@siemensohm]

If he gives this scene a 10, I don't even want to know how bad the other scenes were.

[@bingobongo1615]

This is laughable and ridiculous…

[@394pjo]

Nicholas Irving only ever shot goat herders, Iraqi taxi drivers and the occasional Lebanese market trader. His 'sniping' doesn't count because he never fought where he was seconds away from dying.

[@leeham6230]

​@@394pjolmfao

[@InkyMEDIC4728]

Brilliant. Shooting when those artillery shells hit not attracting attention. Absolutly brilliant.

[@notlikely4468]

Ya...except you'd hear the crack of the bullet If you've ever been shot at...it's unmistakeable... incredibly loud SNAP and is generated by the sonic boom of the bullet not the rifle...so it's imediate and feet away...then of course there is the sound of the bullet strike....also incredibly loud (I'm told)..oh...and lets not forget that pink mist that would drift by...you'd probably notice that...might put your cigarette out NO ONE ever gets a head shot on a running man You might hit them in the head...but you weren't aiming at their head Snipers love it when you stop to take a leak... Time to range and check wind.... aim...breath....and release the shot And they know you won't move till your'e....done...literally and figurativly Stick to video games

[@BioClone]

​@@notlikely4468 Well its a place they assaulted not that much ago, most probably gunfights were happening for hours here and there, and also what and were do the artillery explode may make a huge difference*, also prolonged exposure to loud noises may make harder to perceive lower ones... Also there is a psicological factor behind that may help with that... There is proof on how many soldiers suffered some kind of reminiscences of PTSD by being on the frontline, that while manageable affected the visual and audible perception, like soldiers having problems to actually process orders, recognize enemies and allies, or even perform like "brainless zombies", most probably consciousness trying to escape from the reality of the conflict to give time to the mind to sane, or at least self-preserve some sanity. If anything the most "annoying" thing is to see oficers taking a bath so close to the frontline... and being guarded by such incompetents... *Enough explosions may change how the air moves creating flows and "gaps" with lesser air where the sound simply couldnt travel that easily and even it being heard, hardly be able to figure from which direction... like imagine a situation X-----> O ------> V (X origin of artillery sound, O - officers and V Vasili, the explosion sound would move the air towards vasili's shot making it way harder to get noticed from the officers point of view, its not that different to a prey avoiding predators by facing the right airflow vector)

[@biggbals4375]

''Shhhhh...'' **crawles** ''I need your help.'' **crawles, still** ''Do what I say, and we can avenge this massacre.''

[@adolfcodm9089]

Cpt price line♥️

[@hgvflowz1724]

That is reznov line…

[@delavalmilker]

I'm always amazed at how accurately they created the destroyed city of Stalingrad for this movie. Did they use CGI? If it's all real, they certainly used some very extensive sets. There is rubble and ruined buildings are far as the eye can see.

[@dragonel88]

It's Hollywood stages, the place so large they can actually fit buildings in it.

[@pineyhills9066]

They just filmed in Chicago.

[@Waldemarvonanhalt]

IIRC they recreated parts of the city on full scale sets in Poland or one of the Baltic states.

[@TheBarber5550]

@@pineyhills9066 I was wondering why I felt like I was at home when watching this movie.

[@brettbaxter7882]

@@pineyhills9066 I was going to go with Detroit, but your answer is just as good.

[@Johnny12575]

1:10 Damn. He waited for the artillery explosion, so his sniper wouldn't be heard. Sick

[@ft5821]

Sniper Elite did this as well

[@ctpaxred2258]

He is God of sniper he invited new better ruls as a Sniper

[@giovannicervantes2053]

@@ctpaxred2258 yeah simo has the most efficient award and vasily has the most intuitive award for sniping

[@LoneWanderer101]

The Average CoD player. - Do you know how to shoot? - A little...

[@ConFUsedOneKid]

Lone Wanderer The average CoD player has never shot a gun in his life

[@LoneWanderer101]

Sheip I was talking about in the games not real life...-_-

[@anand_arya]

Lone Wanderer Vasly Zaicev he was killed major Kenic.

[@scouttroop291]

Lone Wanderer funny I can do both with out aim bots. And have. 25yr real 5 game lol let's play for blood

[@carljuvy]

First day of playing CoD in my entire life. My first fired bullet was the beginning of my self proclaimed amazing CoD career!

[@bertdutchie]

Dudes just decide to hang out, have a smoke and shower on the front line that was just assaulted an hour ago.

[@MrFiddleedee]

underrated observation

[@commandercritic9036]

At this point in the war, the German army was so sure of its superiority that they felt they could relax like this. As far as they were concerned, being in that part of the city for a Russian was tantamount to a death sentence, so they believed they’d be no Russian’s there, at least, no living ones.... Oh how wrong they were 😏

[@MrFiddleedee]

@@commandercritic9036 uh. No. Maybe in 1940 post France invasion but even in the first hours of operation Barbarossa the whermacht took note that their enemy "was fighting with a ferocity that no other nationstate had displayed up to that point and they had conquered something like 9 nations at that point. So no, the Russian front marked an end of the "we can do anything" attitude of the german forces; *especially in the sniper hell hole that was stalingrad. Nice try but I live and breathe ww2.

[@darulezlulez2625]

"Do you know how to draw?" Artist: "A little" *draw the perfect replica of the Mona Lisa with a piece of charcoal*

[@redsoldier568]

“Shhhhh!Follow me,I need your help.Do what I say and we can Avenge this massacre” -Sgt.Reznov

[@xenogenetic415]

German officer: *Exists* Vasilij Zaitzev: *I'm about to end this mans whole career.*

[@alexanderivanov2413]

i will make this a meme for you comrade

[@arnekrug939]

*life

[@sudfac]

Vasilij Zaitzev: Now you will make a Trip to the devil, to Hell!

[@iulian29-67]

"Do you know how to shoot?" "A little" *kills everyone with headshot with incredible accuracy*

[@Erinski]

I feel like Movieclips cuts it off right be for the moment that would've concluded a scene better. After Danilov, visibly impressed, introduces himself and shakes Vasily's hand would've been a better choice.

[@abomarsyr103]

What a great sniper ... This scene is where the movie begins for me ... I really need to watch the whole film again it’s been like a decade now more or less

[@atanaspetkov580]

Sniper elite 2 in a nutshell

[@Ryansanders80]

+atanas petkov lol

[@craigharkins4669]

With that logic angry birds was based on this film.

[@The_Honcho]

Expect there is no flashing "RELOCATE RELOCATE"

[@ratingaming8951]

That wasn't introduced until Sniper Elite III.

[@thegreenreaper6660]

Péntakill!!

[@jammerc64]

I love those orchestral stabs during each headshot - music is simply gorgeous ;]

[@smpd2000]

Hahhaahhhah, l loved too

[@jgdooley2003]

James Horner, the same guy who did the music for Titanic and Avatar.

[@12321dantheman]

soviet-esque music. Like Shostakovich maybe

[@Randomguy0011]

This Scene is so perfectly set up. No wonder Activision lifted the idea.

[@clothar23]

Well the movie itself is just lifted basically wholesale from the book of the same name.

[@syncmonism]

@@clothar23 It's not "lifting" when you've paid for it... I mean, at least as long as it's a fair price I guess

[@lucas169]

Treyarch, not Activision

[@CheeKiatTeo]

You uh, you keep the gun. The gun has clearly chosen you.

[@JC839]

1:39 an aw shit moment from the soldier is right. Something every army drills into its soldiers from the moment they start training- NEVER leave your weapon where you cannot quickly grab it and use it

[@nathanapplegate5374]

OK. Activision and Treyarck totally ripped this scene to make the mission "Vendetta" in "World at War."

[@munchenonyou3774]

It wasnt a rip. It was a tribute.

[@munchenonyou3774]

***** Not really. If they went the entire game doing everything the movie did? Then yes. Rip. But not one scene per game.

[@munchenonyou3774]

***** Yes. SOME scenes. Not the whole game.

[@Celeritate7]

The game came out 5 years before the movie

[@banzaikamikaze44]

Etienne Genius

[@alexchov2000]

0:33 Reznov - is that you ?! ))

[@theira0]

The score absolutely killed this scene

[@HenrySosenite]

Awful take

[@mr.formal6723]

" *My injured hand means I can no longer aim, you will do it for me* " That should be a quote instead of "Do you know how to shoot? "

[@impracticality2312]

This scene literally reminded me of the starting of the mission "Vendetta", crawling among the dead with Viktor Reznov and sniping Germans, it felt awesome

[@and2409]

1:10 FIRST BLOOD! 1:21 DOUBLE KILL! 1:30 HUMILIATION 1:36 KILLING SPREE! 1:45 GODLIKE!

[@peacehash2953]

This is the best scene I saw Never brag about your skills Show them the excelencei And then thank the colleagues when the work is done

[@muhammad19486]

'Do you know how to shoot?' 'A little.' Humble brag of the century

[@andrewbuolo7590]

1:40 Dimitri HE'S GETTING AWAY!!

[@heavenbright2342]

Its like Red Orchestra 2 where a player wants to play as Marksman, and is actually good at it.

[@pyry1948]

+Tianming Zhao rare know

[@LeonaTheYordle]

Impossible. Marksman's never open.

[@memesguy7671]

Tianming Zhao the mosin is my favourite gun

[@nilswaage7626]

That's what I love about RO2: Even with a bog-standard bolt-action rifle with no optics you can still pull of things like this, you just have to know how to aim and lead your targets.

[@storozhevoy75]

This is the movie that inspired me to learn how to shoot. My dad even got me my first gun for my 16th birthday: a Mosin-Nagant M91/30.

[@jameswally9327]

One of best sniper scenes EVER

[@TheWaynos73]

i dont care what was fact and what wasnt - this movie ENTERTAINED me from the start - i loved it. the atmosphere of this film is palpable. I dont care who hated it. Superb film

[@salmanalshabbo3200]

CoD: World At War Mission: Vendetta

[@MuhammadIlhamuodd254512]

Rising Phoenix I had this already

[@Mothman777]

1:29 the corpse to the top right got startled and jumped at the rifle going off! 😂

[@actioncom2748]

I do say the lad has got a talent.

[@josephstalin6549]

This man deserves a medal!

[@ayo8098]

Joseph Stalin didn't u give him the order of lenin like a million times

[@user-fu9gh6sg2j]

As your wish, my great leader, great father of motherland Russia.

[@dwarfie24]

Minghui Qiu worst father ever.

[@RekzerTube]

THATS YOUR JOB! And you already gave him "Hero Of The Soviet Union"

[@josephstalin6549]

xJERKKUx I don't car, give it to him again!

[@MarioCelli]

The last german soldier is Thomas Müller ha ha !

[@segoviagg1]

I thought he resembles Tom Goldwyn from GHOST. :-D

[@pezza2100]

I was thinking the same thing it actually does

[@matbannerson]

Allied Intel: thinks smoking will be the death of him.

[@ceasarjacquez1192]

One of the best war movies I have ever seen.

[@khahinmetameta7826]

So high ranking commander stops to Bathe in the middle of a city, in a place that was not secured. Brilliant.

[@TheJoe999Man]

The Mosin Nagant I have looks exactly like this one 💯

[@JapicanStudios]

This movie is probably what inspired call of duty finest hour and world at war. Because the first level of finest hour is crossing the Volga and your boat gets shot at and the officers shoot the traitors just like this movie and this fountain scene with the planes covering the sound is like world at war with reznov

[@ButtersTheGreat1]

This movie came out a couple years before CoD.

[@ButtersTheGreat1]

***** Original. You really shut me down with that one.

[@johndom706]

Thomas Malone "This movie is probably what inspired call of duty"

[@ButtersTheGreat1]

***** Well, I just reread, boy don't I look like an asshole, my bad.

[@habboaddict2]

The first Call of Duty was inspired by this too.

[@user-vn6gz9qi1y]

Recently I read about one incident about which Vasily Zaitsev told it for a long time, but if for a short time he watched a German soldier drinking coffee and gave him time to finish it and then shot him.

[@edwardpate6128]

Professional courtesy from one soldier to another.

[@TerranMarineCore]

The breath seen coming out of his mouth lets you know how cold it is in mother Russia.

[@jamescooper269]

At that time, early Nov. It really wasn't that cold. Ok for the movie, anyway... 2 social systems spawned by the devil, at each other's throats; wish they'd wiped each other out.

[@gewerh44]

My favourite scene from this movie. Five beautiful headshots, Im sure [RUS] Vassili_3267 got a doggy or a IMS for that.

[@potatobrigadez7124]

+gewerh44 Lol, he was using his CS:GO skills.

[@TheSupersoldier1234]

+Man Bear Games If it was CS:go skill the sight would have never been even close to the target

[@eagle_elitesfm9761]

+gewerh44 for real he killed 150 germans with only a rifle

[@gewerh44]

More like 225 kills.

[@eagle_elitesfm9761]

gewerh44 yeah

[@anoasisfan1488]

1:39 muller from bayen munich

[@lordberly]

lol😂😂😂😂😂

[@lordberly]

this comment must be on top!!! here, go now!! take my upvote

[@derritter4970]

Muller's grandfather!!!

[@ctPPONGPONG]

Actually a combination of Gomes and Muller

[@chinesespeakwelsh]

i didnt know muller was a nazi. shame on him

[@labenbrittenum6934]

that scene close to the end when ED HARRIS knows he's lost but accept defeat like a man is plain cold

[@AussieBall_Animations]

Finally a movie that doesn’t give the soldiers terrible aim

[@countrygold4563]

This scene looks awful familiar.....

[@santi-xj1qr]

World at war?

[@countrygold4563]

yep, that's what I was thinking about

[@murcego1167]

+Country Gold lol yea when resnov handed you a rifle and you had to snipe German soldiers.

[@mushroomgamehouse2257]

+Country Gold ummm, waw copied this, so……

[@ukownphantomGrin]

+Mushroom gamehouse borrowed)

[@ieetemos4breakfast]

"Do you know How to shoot?" "A little..." *makes 5 perfect headshots...* Only in Hollywood

[@hakimbouzehouane186]

It's a true ww2 story

[@BuntFencer]

@@hakimbouzehouane186 It is based on true story, but this scene was made up for the movie. Movies always overdramatize reality.

[@ctpaxred2258]

@@BuntFencer nah it's truh he was in st Petersburg and the Germans got thear best siper after a war he did something strange and win his count is over 300

[@ctpaxred2258]

242 are save but the other who cound

[@binkyxz3]

... proves socialist system of "everyone being equal" wrong.

[@djjayem100]

If he says he can shoot "A Little" You want him on your team.

[@D10T55]

Vasiley was serving in the Soviet navy in Vladivostok when the Germans attacked. He then volunteered to fight in the front lines and quickly became famous for his accuracy with rifles and it led to him becoming a sniper.

[@AlexHDUK]

When you get your first kill as a Russian in red orchestra

[@zZrEtRiBuTiOnZz]

There was an awesome sniper level in Call of Duty World at War that was modeled after this very closely.

[@zZrEtRiBuTiOnZz]

@Sturm Toons I realize it's fiction, I'm just saying Call of Duty copied it.

[@zZrEtRiBuTiOnZz]

@Sturm Toons I think there's another part before this where they're pretending to be dead in the fountain amongst the other dead bodies. I'm pretty sure that's in the game as well.

[@zZrEtRiBuTiOnZz]

@Sturm Toons I'm aware. I didn't claim they copied any other scenes, now did I? I said the one sniper level in W@W was modeled after this scene.

[@bulletsalad6914]

Nails all 5 shots he put the one stripper clip he was given when he got to Stalingrad to good use and was grateful to Comrade Commissar for it.

[@xanderguldie]

"A little", dude proceeds to assassinate 5 men in a row with pinpoint accuracy

[@liuleo1682]

Vodka powered him.

[@dosipov1]

This movie is underrated

[@michaellicavoli3921]

If I remember this movie correctly, a young boy is trained as a hunter by his grandfather and uses his skill to earn the highest honor his country can offer.

[@RVDino913]

Zaitsev: I… I CAN FEEL THE AIMBOT SURGING IN MY VEINS

[@RubioNegroZaravia]

The real feat of arms here is that he managed to get off five shots without his Mosin Nagant jamming.

[@jirkazalabak1514]

Really? I have always heard that bolt-actions were nearly 100% reliable.

[@RubioNegroZaravia]

@@jirkazalabak1514 I thought the same thing until it happened to me.

[@foxtrot312]

That's why I load one cartridge at a time. Never jam.

[@darthverminates9708]

Do you reload? Might be a problem with that. High pressure or you are not trimming the cases. These need to be trimmed. Not every time but need it.

[@minecraft4blt]

I know this is a movie and all, But why would anyone take a shower out in the open during a battle?!

[@lISamuraill]

+Brandoosky idk

[@minecraft4blt]

The Blind Nigga Samurai Yeah, then a Soviet soldier walks in when he's showering and he'll be like: "OH MY GOD, MY EYES! IT BUUURRRRNS!!!!!!!"

[@kungjake23456]

+Brandoosky always sheck the dead bodies

[@sg0310]

+Jakke se:D they sprayed the bodies with mp40 fire vasiliy just got lucky

[@Ryansanders80]

+Jakke se:D *always SHREK the dead bodys

[@RommelsAsparagus]

Pope Julius II: "Do you know how to paint?" Michaelangelo: "A little"

[@robertgiza6298]

Świetny film, nakręcony z rozmachem, świetna fabuła i scenariusz wiele scen batalistycznych👍👏👏👏

[@engihere5434]

Lovely words ❤

[@CognizantCheddar]

"Do you know how to shoot?" "A little." I lol'd

[@user-wy8cs2dk1h]

Japanese

[@killax7]

Who can blame them, one of the best war scenes in movie history. It's the best action scene of this movie for sure.

[@JesusProtects]

Except the part where he shoots closing the wrong eye.

[@mrmoralman1]

Erm no

[@johnrambo6265]

and germans standing in the wide open on the frontline having showers

[@dessirangelova2676]

Best movie? This movie got almost everything about the red army wrong

[@wolfthequarrelsome504]

One of the greatest war movie scenes ever, imo.

[@boscochou9710]

A Mosin-Nagant has 5 bullets, no more, no less.