Every Single German in a WW2 Movie

[@SquireComedy]

If anyone's wondering, the accents are all deliberately bad. We promise. We really wanted to achieve a slightly Mexican edge, to help mimic many other war films. Anyway, this video is sponsored, so why not Grab AtlasVPN for $1.99 per month for a 3-year subscription: atlasv.pn/Squire

[@seal1098]

Bad..... squire video?. Nono somethings wrong here. Can't be

[@raymondj8768]

YOU GUYS ARE LUNITICS WE LOVE THIS CHAN LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@V_thunder-262]

Understood sir . Order receved and agnoledged . The Video was epic and the acents wert perfect . Are you looking forward in recording Videos in completely german or anything else ? Best wishes from germany.

[@Turbohubuchezic1888]

I barely even herd a accent

[@yaboybones1954]

I believe that nothing can every be wrong in a squire video

[@Turbohubuchezic1888]

If they were speaking German the subtitles would be:”speaking in German”

[@SquireComedy]

Shit! Forgot to do that.

[@JUSTO-q3s]

Lol

[@viperscot1]

@@SquireComedy 🤣🤣🤣

[@Ocastia]

@@SquireComedy but make Shure that the pronunciation is so bad, a German could never understand a word. Okay that's not limited to war movies, but I'm sure they do that too.

[@morisco56]

Speaking in schnitzel

[@daemonofdecay]

The only thing missing was the German officer dismissing the lower rank’s information as being an Allied ploy for no discernible reason.

[@zachpaterson2585]

As in regarding D-Day as a ploy? The German staff officers had very good reason to consider D-Day a ploy, the British intelligence service had them completely fooled and ALL of the Nazi’s sources pointed towards a feint at Normany and the real attack Al Calais. It’s actually quite realistic for the Germans to regard the Normandy landings as a ploy, at least for a few days after June 6

[@richardhockey8442]

or the 'they are not invading, it's a trick to capture me! Quick, prepare my staff car so I can execute a tactical retreat to Paris!'

[@arthurvg2217]

You forget the lost pilot behind lines rescued by civilians including young and fresh womens and going pokerface at checkpoint when asked "PAPIER BITTE!!"

[@LuckyPigeon1111]

Where did you see that trope?

[@alienlife7754]

Sell, that is exactly what happened in many situations. Lol.

[@HeroBudu]

As a German I can verify that we only practice our English in movies.

[@essence_fr]

Hi hero love your vids!

[@sheinannawack7518]

yes indeed, it wuld be a real shame if someone wuld just talk in deutsch als wär er mit der Sprache aufgewachen!

[@1994CivicGLi]

Basically a HeroBudu comment

[@frenzalrhomb6919]

@@1994CivicGLi I love Honda Civics!! ... Not to fond of the 1994 Model though. But they're a great little Car for cross City driving, not much good to you up the bush, though.

[@HeroBudu]

@@essence_fr

[@germaniacbill3824]

You forgot the new young soldier who is always talking about his family at his farm and how he can’t wait to go home and is shot in a scene by a sniper and gives a letter to the main character

[@Robert-zz7qj]

De German young soldier usualy carrys a photo of his fiance Margerete in his pocket, and can't wait to see her again.

[@arthurvg2217]

It's the one that has projects back home after all this shit

[@Nooziterp1]

Oh yeah. Whenever there are two German soldiers in a war movie and one is talking about what he is going to do after the war you just know he is about to be killed. The war movie equivalent of Star Trek's redshirt.

[@fartyturd4084]

Saving Private Ryan (That happens to an American soldier when he tries to help a child and gets shot in the chest, afterwards he pulls out his death letter which is soaked in blood and begs for them to give it to his dad, before getting double tapped)

[@philvanderlaan5942]

I know the focus is on the Germans here but they forgot the American inserted into a British unit for no other reason other than make a British movie do well at American box offices .

[@Jowjoejoe]

Squire as Hitler is just something we don’t deserve

[@SquireComedy]

In...In a good or bad way?

[@seal1098]

@@SquireComedy good... very good

[@medic639]

we do

[@AHappyCub]

@@SquireComedy Yes

[@douglasjones2570]

😅

[@PaperworkNinja]

If he's apologizing that much at the end, he must actually be a Canadian agent...

[@DS-tv2fi]

We’re sorry our secret agents are so darn polite.

[@Shuv455]

CIS lol

[@trinalgalaxy5943]

except have you seen the canadian's in war? fuck scary i do say.

[@donaldtrump6988]

@@trinalgalaxy5943 ya canadians don't bother with special agents, we just charge your trench with nailbombs made out of maple syrup bottles.

[@alanpyne896]

@@Shuv455 CSIS, actually. We're not galactic separatists.

[@Dromaeosaurs]

Wow, how did they manage to aquire native speaking german actors? The budget probably was huge!

[@SquireComedy]

Took a loooooot of vocal coaching to get that Mexican accent on point.

[@bruhzy2139]

@@SquireComedy damn I thought they were Spanish. I stand corrected.

[@Exeggutor_Enjoyer]

@@SquireComedy Yeah! Sounded like real New Yorkers.

[@janslavik5284]

"How the show I'm a Gestapo double agent?" "Just wear a black leather vest or something."

[@SquireComedy]

It's like you were in the room!

[@janslavik5284]

@@SquireComedy i was

[@s.k5585]

Aw

[@FlyingTooFast]

You forgot the “taking off the hat” at the sound of no reinforcements, slowly turning head into blank space and acting saddened “He promised us reinforcements… he promised us”

[@SquireComedy]

Nice, I'll get my pen and write all these notes down. But just as I finish my letter, I'm killed by a stray artillery shell. The letter is kept.

[@FlyingTooFast]

@@SquireComedy and then a surviving officer reaches for the letter. Giving one final heil as the rest of the barrages blow the bunker into crushed chips as everyone losses their ketchup packets

[@naterosen9786]

Don’t forget taking off the gloves when they capture the hero and bring him to the leader.

[@SonsOfLorgar]

@@TheLadderman at least the Steiners didn't send a scout lance...

[@FlyingTooFast]

@@naterosen9786 the adjusting of the medals

[@ProjectEkerTest33]

Haha the jokes about the movies always portraying it as only the USA being involved makes me laugh. My Grandad hated watching Hollywood WW2 films. Would always say "and we were there too you bastards"

[@harrisonnightingale6600]

I can agree it always annoys me, where are the movies about the other countries who fought in the war. I would like to see a movie about the French resistance or about the Greeks involvement in the war. At least we have some movies about Britain in the war, but I want to see other nations as well.

[@hawkeyeten2450]

Well, Where Eagles Dare among others show the Brits, it's the Canadians and the ANZACS who nearly always get the short stick. Hollywood seems to think it was literally just three nations who saved the world (one of which then turned villain).

[@ProjectEkerTest33]

@@harrisonnightingale6600 Yet even in a lot of the movies set in Britain somehow the protagonist is an American. I guess it was just how Hollywood was at the time

[@harrisonnightingale6600]

@@ProjectEkerTest33 Hollywood still like it possible much worst now though I don't know because I rarely watch TV or movies. I will go to the cinema on occasion when something actually pecks my interest.

[@wbertie2604]

@@ProjectEkerTest33 There are plenty of non-Holywood films, 1940s-60s, which are focused on Britain. As noted previously, few about ANZAC or Canadian. There's Attack Force Z (which is a bit risible) and something a bit more realistic with Jason Donovan in that I can't remember the name of, but that's all I can remember for WW2 ANZAC films. Devil's Brigade is 50% about Canadians (although dated and a bit ropey), and that's it as far as they are concerned that I can remember :/.

[@F14DSUPERTOMCAT]

Someone needs to give Squire his own show

[@SquireComedy]

Not sure they'd have us on TV, to be honest. I think as soon as you've dressed as Hitler, that ship sails.

[@ulissedazante5748]

@@SquireComedy may beg to differ. Mel Brooks did a lot of money dressed as Hitler.

[@CL-vz6ch]

no thanks. this is about as funny as a death in the family.

[@jediknight129]

@@SquireComedy oh I don't know Harry managed it.

[@رافضالرجس]

Is squire just one person? I thought the name of the “band” was squire.

[@Alopex1]

The random Wilhelm scream was f***ing brilliant :D Great job lads, greetings from Germany!

[@mundanestuff]

I did a spit-take with that one. Good job, Wilhelm. Babababahahahaha

[@BBoySnakeDogG]

The bad production quality gags are so good. The comically large radio and the hand binoculars had me heavily exhaling out my nose.

[@quillmaurer6563]

Gradually over the years Squire's production budget has increased - they use realistic guns now instead of cardboard cutouts - and I worry if that trend continues too far this channel will be ruined.

[@connordervoncyberlifegesen8529]

@@quillmaurer6563 silence

[@s.k5585]

Ja

[@lipnoodle117]

"They've gone a bridge too...much!" I died laughing.

[@epic_strategist8575]

A bridge too far. We need squires friend with a umbrella.

[@trinalgalaxy5943]

We need a recreation of Downfall but every officer in the bunker is played by squire.

[@gamerdrache6076]

*general

[@trinalgalaxy5943]

@@gamerdrache6076 not just the Generals, but the Colonels and the Ministers too. Just all the characters are Squire. probably more accurate to hitler's mental state to be honest.

[@gamerdrache6076]

@@trinalgalaxy5943 idk what a colonel is is it like Brigadegeneral or something like that

[@wilhelmpfusch3699]

@@trinalgalaxy5943 Mein Squire, Squire could not mass enough forces for an attack. The attack Squire didnt happen. Es stay in romm: Squire, Squire and Squire.

[@nikola12nis]

Reminds me a lot of those Yugoslav partisan movies. The "dying without any blood, nor gunshot wounds", "falling asleep-strangulation", "falling off a roof when hit" was perfect lmao

[@mattep74]

Also work in john fords westerns

[@Zastava-hv5qt]

Don’t forget the german T-34

[@nikola12nis]

@@Zastava-hv5qt Ah yes, the German Sherman, Patton, and an incredibly t-34-like Tigers, somewhere in the Bosnian mountains, being destroyed by a (I don't even know what caliber that was, I remember it being a small bronze cannon lmfao) cannon soldiers were ordered to abandon, but one Partisan disobeyed the orders, carrying it through the Igman march. Crazy stuff, but I don't think many cared for historical accuracy back then. It was about the message and propaganda.

[@klafsen]

Movie strangulations always annoy me... "And nnnnnnOW he wakes up and shoots the main character in the back!"

[@jannisjussios5396]

YEEEES, ANOTHER FINE PRODUCTION FOR THIS WONDERFUL EVENING, CANT WAIT TO SEE ANOTHER MASTERPIECE

[@SquireComedy]

Yeeeeesss

[@seal1098]

He does always nail it doesn't he

[@jannisjussios5396]

@@seal1098yes indeed

[@jannisjussios5396]

@@SquireComedy Good sir, might I congratulate you for your world class performance as double agent *Generic German Commander 6

[@tedmadlad9681]

"Ja, Ja, jawohl, apfel strudel" this literally killed me😂

[@theguy3517]

*wilhelm scream* "Ah, you'll do fine Wilhelm" Always the bantery-ist wit

[@madman-maddex2731]

I see that now a revolver can shoot about 13 times now, I wonder what extended mag he is using

[@PolenarTactical]

These videos are absolutely amazing! :D

[@lairdmurray8957]

Woah love ur vids

[@cofa4011]

"You'll be fine Wilhelm" xD You guys are so good at this !! Always a pleasure. :) Take care guys !

[@Shuv455]

"Broadsword calling Dannyboy" Fav spy movie! You'll never be as cool as Clint Eastwood dual wielding Mp40's lol

[@elevenseven9540]

Elite T-34 “Tiger” tanks were in service on the eastern front, probably

[@philswift791]

Built by the Chinese.

[@johnnyjohnson7763]

Did he just end that phone call with "Apfelstrudel" lmao

[@stein5763]

The Medal of Honor sound effect of the MP40 has been so burned into my memory that I almost stroked out in my chair upon hearing it. More great work!

[@GOD_O_WAR]

The fact that this short film is better than most 100billion dollars films is enough to question my loyalty to germans

[@tb7771]

Love how he called the Major a Colonel! So true. So many times I've seen a Soldat barking orders to a Feldwebel. Especially modern movies, which a simple search on the internet would show rank.

[@jeremiahpradhan3294]

"The shortest day" Never stop uploading Squire!

[@soldierorsomething]

Also bridge too much :P

[@Yogasefski]

It’s amazing that I was just watching Battle of Britain, while playing Germany on HoI 4. And all of a sudden BOOM, BANG, GENERIC BRITISH WORDS OF SURPRISE!!! Keep up the smashing work chaps. Cheers from the colonies. (The roughy ones)

[@cadetbarr887]

I love how he fires 13 shots out of his 6 shot revolver. Very, very realistic (in terms of call of duty)

[@MWSin1]

This made me think of the 1965 film Battle of the Bulge. The epic tale of a battle that raged for several days across the arid mountains of Belgium.

[@Sirius1914]

Love your videos Squire, keep them coming.

[@SquireComedy]

RGR

[@Geniusinventor]

Can we all take a moment to appreciate the work these men are putting in their videos?. They are getting better and better Thank you very much, gentleman 🎩 I love your work.

[@hawkeyeten2450]

If they ever made a "Every Single Japanese in a World War II movie", it would feature an officer screaming out orders at the top of his lungs, and all the soldiers looking like psychopaths, often with wild eyes.

[@SquireComedy]

Thanks chap, really nice of you to say!

[@Geniusinventor]

@@SquireComedy yea 🙌 man just ignore the comment above

[@theodorebowman8434]

@@Geniusinventor I swear I see your comments on 1/4 of the videos I watch

[@wbertie2604]

You didn't include the German who likes the English, having spent many happy summers in Cambridge, with fond memories of warm beer and Lyons tea shops.

[@TR0X3N]

You forgot the rock headed yank that defies orders and rank to do something heroic, only to get himself killed… But I suppose even an elite channel like squire can’t fit that in with the budget they have. (Insert patreon ad here)

[@nativeafroeurasian]

1:52 the fact that he has weapons and uniforms and the whole freaking house but No binoculars is just a story of it's own

[@inisipisTV]

Bosch man…. Real Englishmen don’t need Binoculars to see things very far away.

[@streetfighter2471]

8:22 "You'll hit then if you're not careful" man I really live these your videos. Good work

[@earltaylor1893]

Gotta have T34 Tigers for the immersion. You’ll feel like you’re right there on the beach of Normandy repelling all the characters from Battlefield V! All of them!

[@robd5237]

Ah so he is the German general who picks up the phone and shouts "get me the Fuhrer"

[@ProjectEkerTest33]

If only he was the one with the slightly different uniform who had spent many happy days in London

[@wbertie2604]

Smith and Jones reference?

[@ProjectEkerTest33]

@@wbertie2604 Yep

[@robd5237]

@@wbertie2604 Yep

[@Nooziterp1]

@@wbertie2604 You must mean kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5C9Z6esbMiEo68. Classic sketch!

[@CAP198462]

Must be a modern movie. In all the classic films every German has an iron cross, either second or first class.

[@slartybartfarst55]

"You'll be fine, Wilhelm" Priceless!

[@NathanielHarari]

I literally grew up on these movies on TV in the 70s and 80s. You guys had me laughing so hard at it all. Subbed and thank you. 😂👍👏

[@yuuzyerbrejn9603]

"Scream for me...aaaaaaagh- oh you'll be fine" Priceless! I'd like to get the Critical Drinker to compare you to modern Hollywood writers. Your subscriber count would rocket like a wunderwaffe! Btw, speaking of accents, take a minute if you haven't in a while bcs there's nothing better than Sean Connery as a Spaniard talking to a Belgian Scot in Highlander. EPIC casting!

[@Ignonym]

"You'll be fine, Wilhelm." That famous sound effect is called the Wilhelm Scream.

[@WillmobilePlus]

So accurate to the movies, multiple Hollywood studios may copyright claim this.

[@qwertyuiop-hl9tf]

Wow! Love all the television references! This was practically an episode of Hogan's Heroes.

[@arthurvg2217]

This commentary section is one of the healthiest I have seen in a long time on such subject. Good mind, fresh jocks on a dated subject which is hard, cheap and good. Thanks Brits for your humor we need it more than ever.

[@davyjones5873]

"Heil who?" Too bloody hilarious!

[@AnnaWarcraft]

Your camerawork was impeccable here, I absolutely loved the Fincher-esque movement up at 1:28.

[@eduarddodu1973]

Well Done Squire you did it again 👍 . Your videos are pure gold. At this point I jump of excitement when I see the notification for your video. I'm doing GCSEs and this is one of the best distractions. Thank you

[@SquireComedy]

Hahaha, brilliant mate. Thanks for the support, and stay in school.

[@monikamyszko5512]

Oh my god... these are amazing, its a mini comedy every episode! The props, the acting, the comedy, is fuc*king amazing!

[@thorhh]

04:51..... APFELSTRUDEL.... The exaggerated accent was great! That was pure vanilla :D And it went all the way up top from there :D:D

[@zacharygoebel4419]

Could you make "If A Bridge Too Far was a British film?" Oh wait, it practically already is a British film.

[@Nonsense010688]

he could "If A Bridge Too Far was a american/german/russian film?

[@zacharygoebel4419]

@@Nonsense010688 I mean it was kind of German and American because you had the 101st airborne and several German Panzer and Infantry Divisions. Russian wouldn't make much sense to me, but he can try it.

[@edgleason8918]

The American caricatures in the original film are already too comical.

[@adorimable]

I can imagine how hot having all of those wool uniforms layered would be, sacrifices for the bit

[@acquis0921]

Love the use of the appropriate music from the film they are parodying at the given moment.

[@InVacuo]

The Wilhelm Scream joke was brilliant! 😂

[@HughJayness-pd5hn]

You forgot when they sounded the Alarm to show random footage of German soldiers running around the base with their rifles to “mount a defense” before random footage of machine guns firing into nothing. And to show planes taking off before never mentioning them again.

[@dannyb3663]

'They've sent us the wrong crystals again' DEAD

[@kiwwat4139]

I appreciate you using the ‘alarm’ sound clip from das Boot.

[@WidgetSkullster-pz6qh]

Ollie’s Hans Landa impression goes crazy

[@alanfike]

You guys are really good at this. I enjoy these videos a lot.

[@kleseus]

The soldier on a clock tower is clearly a reference to "the longest day".

[@vikthor9327]

Which was, of course, a reference to Pvt. John Steele.

[@MichaelMyers87]

'T-34 Tiger Tanks' lmao. Saving Private Ryan reference, for the film they dressed up T-34s to look like Tiger Tanks.

[@thebigs6405]

This is the new generation of Monty Python types of satirical historical thriller films

[@am-I-an-ai]

Love the little bit of Elmer Bernstein you snuck in there @9:00

[@FrankJmClarke]

As you can see, I am the Nazi General who posts in the comments section, and loves to reference other comedy sketches. And I am also inexplicably vegetarian.

[@somethingelse516]

A very good impression of James Mason doing an impression of a German officer, bravo

[@wbertie2604]

Nice to have some confirmation of the Masonic influence I heard!

[@Lorenzo-eh2kd]

Great video. Where Eagles Dare was one of my favourite movies as a kid...I got vibes of it in the video. Also, you guys should do a sketch on Hell Let Loose! It fits your channel so well but might be a bit niche for the audience

[@arya31ful]

That OG Medal of Honor MP40 firing sound is very nostalgic, can't believe someone still knew it!

[@asripion4078]

Yes very nostalgia

[@TedBronson1918]

Ha ha ha ! Great ending ! I was wondering how far you could take the uniform switches. All hail the Squidonian Empire !

[@PotatoLover66]

It was only released three minutes ago, so I cannot have possibly watched, it, but thank you for posting what I am sure will be wonderful, or should I say Wunderbar. Edit: After watching, can confirm, It was wunderbar.

[@SquireComedy]

Ah, you speak the German too, eh?

[@PotatoLover66]

@@SquireComedy I do dabble occasionally, but cannot compare to the flawless german in this fine footage.

[@Highice007]

Love this! ❤ I don't think I've ever not gotten a Squire refrence.

[@nathanhowlett8893]

Your sponsor adds are the only adds internet/ TV/ Radio that I enjoy. I want to start a company and make it big just to have you guys do an add for it

[@blue2sco]

Love the machine pistol sounding like a 20mm cannon

[@wetwillyis_1881]

This was so inhumanly well done, good show chaps, good show. Every joke was on point. Also, if you ever need some help with "Every Single American in a WW2 Movie" I will gladly over my services.

[@WALTERBROADDUS]

Ever notice how in every single World War II movie there's a guy from Brooklyn?🤔

[@siegfried2k4]

@@WALTERBROADDUS I do remember the Brooklyn Gefreiter in the Stalingrad (1998) movie!

[@hawkeyeten2450]

Isn't there usually a guy from the Northwest as well?

[@wetwillyis_1881]

@@WALTERBROADDUS Yes, there always is.

[@kalebthehistorian5928]

And I could play the Canadian who everyone pretends to ignore.

[@tysongamerpro1095]

The Fuhrer is Asleep? Dear god...This is a avengers level threat, No one wake him or he will be really cranky and need his milkys.

[@NicholasDecarie]

It's the small details like getting up from your desk and putting your black leather gloves on indoors during summer that really sells it.

[@SquireComedy]

Hahah, thanks Nicholas.

[@DasWirdHykl]

As a German I just want to say, that I would knew about the landings because of my "Thinking Skills" and to Rommel's effort.

[@TexanAstarte]

Acting as if the British and Canadians had any means of conducting a naval invasion.😂😂

[@thurin84]

"youll be fine wilhelm." HAHAHAHAHAHAHA im dying over here!

[@boazjamesmiller6387]

The least historically accurate part of this is where the sten gun fires more than two rounds without jamming.

[@eagleone44]

"You'll be fine Wilhelm" got me off guard

[@Glitch_Online]

0:09 yes... all the yes!!!!

[@seal1098]

CANT WAIT FOR ANOTHER BLOODY BRILLIANT BANGER

[@SquireComedy]

Hahaha!

[@scottgun]

These guys are really creative with their adverts!....and I still fast-forward through them. 🤣

[@nathanboulton2066]

this was just bloody brilliant, well done chaps!!

[@semperliberi]

Dang that silenced PPK is silent.

[@Adamwypiorkiewicz7821]

''bring in our t34-tigers!'' love the line, goes to show how much research goes into those movies LOLZ

[@jimtalbott9535]

“A bridge too…..MUCH….”

[@natetheskate9948]

You killed me with the T-34 Tiger.

[@suspiciousminds1750]

"A bridge too...much!" "T-34 tiger tanks"

[@medic639]

I haven't seen the video yet, but did you know that the M11/39 was developed as a breakthrough tank? The design of the M11/39 was influenced by the British Vickers 6-Ton. This influence is reflected particularly in the track and suspension design. A novelty of the design was the placement of the final reduction gears inside the front-mounted drive sprockets, eliminating the need for enlarged final drive housings in the bow armor. Service use of the M11/39 was short due to several deficiencies in its design, particularly the placement of the main 37 mm gun in the hull. The design concept was to use the main gun against other tanks and to defend the tank with the turret armament. The gun was in a fixed position with traverse restricted to 15° to port and starboard. Dual 8 mm machine guns were housed in a small rotating one-man turret, with manual controls. The original intent was to place the 37 mm /L40 armament in the turret but there was insufficient space. The gun placement followed the French Char B1 and anticipated the early versions of the Churchill tanks, although in these tanks the hull guns were howitzers, rather than high-velocity guns. The M11/39 had other shortcomings: its endurance and performance were poor, it was relatively slow, it was mechanically unreliable and its 30 mm maximum riveted steel armor, designed to withstand 20 mm fire, was vulnerable to British 2-pounder guns at any range at which the M11/39s main gun was effective. The tank was designed to carry a radio but none were fitted to the production vehicles. The M11/39 hull was modified for use in its successor the Fiat M13/40, which was redesigned to put the main gun in the turret; an order for 100 M11s was placed as a stop-gap.

[@mikhailiagacesa3406]

W...T...F?!

[@stephenlightfoot9627]

It's no fun to play in WarThunder either.

[@angry_zergling]

2:02 Hey a Webley and a Sten for the Limeys - ahem - the British chaps. I like the attention to detail there (and elsewhere too). Very neat. =)

[@averagepeopleproductions7023]

Great as always

[@Erika_Banba]

😂😂yeah this seems about right from all the movies I’ve seen great work catching the Authenticity of Germans in all WW2 movies

[@p0sn]

All the musical references (in no particular order) for those who're interested: Where Eagles Dare, Force 10 from Navarone, The Guns of Navarone, The Great Escape, Enemy at the Gates (Eastern Front reference), A Bridge Too Far, The Battle of the Bulge (chunky T-34 Tiger Tank bois), Das Boot - (ALARM!), The Bridge at Remagen (don't need to reload) Also lol the tripple agent skit on Where Eagles Dare, Squire! Thanks for a hilarious video; PS. You need to see 'The Train' 1964 if you haven't seen it, there's some serious cross-referencing to be done with its awesome soundtrack too!

[@Adelaide_Transit]

love the sheer amount of references to the Longest Day, its one of my favourite films if im honest.

[@andyrobinson4228]

the bridge at remagen theme music shoot out.. that has to become a staple of all future war films

[@toptiergaming6900]

The quality is getting better and better