Admiral Ushakov | HISTORICAL | FULL MOVIE

[@user-lk2qf4rt3m]

My friends laugh at me for not being able to sit through modern movies, I won't go to the cinema with them. "You won't watch a two hour Marvel movie, but you'll watch an 8 hour production of War and Peace?!" Yes, friends! The difference... Is quality!

[@lazarus3956]

Indeed. Bondarchuk, Kalatozov, Tarkovsky, Bergman, Kurosawa, Kubrick, David Lean and the likes of those created masterpieces. But where are their modern day contemporaries? Where is the creativity, the art of cinematography? Is it truly al commercial rubbish these days?

[@СергейРудой-ч6к]

I completely agree with you. So I'm not the only one.

[@nisidola1576]

@@user-lk2qf4rt3m agreed 💯 this is quality

[@brerrabbit9585]

I absolutely HATE CGI superhero comic book movies and the rest of the 'diverse' garbage that passes for movies today. Can YOU picture what 'Lawrence of Arabia' would look like if it was made for 'todays audiences'?

[@ShamanKish]

@@lazarus3956 It is not allowed.

[@lar842]

to see what real labour is like to construct the ships and the using the swings to practice gunnery is something i never heard of before, i love these old Russian movies

[@FragileBitch]

Yes. Many of these old films are really going all out both casting and setting. Its like watching an opera. They are very grande.

[@wASCIIw]

Это миф. К реальной подготовке качели не имеют никакого отношения.

[@CharlesOnikosi-ql5sb]

@@lar842" we name the ship." The iron lady. LOL

[@CsadaJooSándor]

Gyermekkoromban matinén láttam a moziban a magyar feliratos változatot. Az egyik kedvenc szovjet filmem volt. 😊

[@CsadaJooSándor]

Érdekes hogy a szovjet rendszernek esze ágában se volt megtagadni az orosz történelmi hosoket. Nem szerettük őket mert megszaltak minket. De filmjeiket értékeltékeltuk.

[@francefradetjardineslacora8114]

Winter is Mosfilm time... Saving these for sofa and blanket time. Spasibo Mosfilm. Greetings from hot Comunidad Valenciana, Spain, home of oranges and rice.

[@FranzJrob]

Cheers to that. Bad weather and great Russian films are the finest compliments

[@quemades]

Hola desde Valencia capital, ni las naranjas ni el arroz son originarios de estas tierras, la chufa y chirimoya si pero te acompaño en el sentimiento. Los Rusos hacen películas maravillosas, me encantaría que hiciesen una sobre la vida de José de Ribas y Boyons, admiral de la flota Rusa en tiempos de Caterina la Grande y héroe Ruso.

[@ЖгучийПерец-н3о]

@@quemades 🤔🤔освободим Одессу может и снимем. А снимать такие фильмы сейчас только русских людей раздражать.

[@michaelmorgan9289]

An excellent film with traditional Russian acting. Full of pride for Russia's achievements during that perion in its history. Great historical movie.

[@juliap.5375]

It is more correctly to name theater. It is classical theater acting. Cinema acting is different.

[@mickeymou]

FIVE STARS for this classic motion Pictures, Hollywood of this day, could not produce anything like this.

[@NickZaremba-hi5nq]

Looks like a B movie. Probably didn't enough money to produce.

[@bombusunucus7897]

@@NickZaremba-hi5nq снят в 1953 году. Через 8 лет после окончания огромной разрушительной войны. Много времени прошло или мало? Было куда потратить деньги, однако находили на съёмку такого фильма.

[@Vadim-p1d]

During 43 naval battles under his command, he did not lose a single ship and did not lose a single battle. Ushakov left command in 1807 and retired to the Sanaksar Monastery, now in modern Mordovia...

[@hardrada8637]

What a charismatic actor in the lead role as Admiral Ushakov. They don't make movie stars like that any more.

[@НиколайИванов-н]

Ivan PerevErzev

[@Reasonable6]

Thanks I love your movies thanks for opening them up again my favorite must watch is white sun of the desert.

[@kailuakidd1512]

Brilliant. Mosfilm does it again. Another wonderful film with excellent actors and production. Thank you.

[@treasurefromthedeep]

Amazing! I read about this film 20 years ago. It is amazing to see a beautiful print with English subtitles. I hope the sequel is released!

[@timkbirchico8542]

there was always a British officer on every Turkish ship. sounds familiar?

[@adalbertsimon1386]

În Ucraina also. War maker criminals.

[@JoseighBlogs]

The film clearly portrays Ushakov as 'Russia's Admiral Horatio Nelson' before Britain's Nelson had achieved his naval victories. Nelson, aware of the Russian navy, and as a young naval officer is seen in a film scene discussing Ushakov's naval tactics which by inference suggests Nelson later bases his navel tactics on the great Ushakov. Speaking as a citizen of the UK we need to research more about the great Russian naval commander Fyodor Ushakov within the received library of knowledge that surely has to put Russian naval commander Fyodor Ushakov as a supreme naval commander of world history. 🙂

[@linaa3469]

Correct.

[@helenanovak725]

My, Khachaturian composed the music for this film. Amazing that such famous composer worked on this film.

[@Колобок-м7т]

During Stalin's lifetime, they shot very high-quality expensive films about the history of Russia's domestic and foreign policy.

[@НиколайИванов-н]

Музыку к фильмам писали также Шостакович и Прокофьев. Знаменитый Вальс Шостаковича написан к фильму "Первый эшелон". Сам вальс написан еще до войны но популярен он стал только при Хрущеве.

[@SamBuick]

An exceptional historical classic. Again, Russia adds to the best of culture and history. Brilliant film.

[@Ramkain]

Thank you, Mosfilm, for bringing this great film to us.

[@goranbabic2661]

Ushakov kissed him in the mouth... hmmm....

[@Ramkain]

@@goranbabic2661 yes, this was part of the culture

[@suzanalk3937]

Great movie. Thanks Mosfilm. Please post more movies with English subtitles. Brilliant movies.

[@75musician]

Στα ελληνικά θα έπρεπε να υπάρχουν υπότιτλοι. Χαιρετισμούς από την Ελλάδα αδέρφια!

[@job341kg]

Если эти "братья" до вас когда-нибудь доберутся, то с греками будет то же самое ,что было с народами Кавказа, Казахстана и Сибири - османское "иго" вам покажется курортом.

[@G3NK5T42]

And what happened to the people of the Caucuses, Kazakhstan, and Siberia? Have roads, infrastructure, schools, homes, etc. built?

[@job341kg]

@@G3NK5T42 Британцы тоже много чего строили на землях индейцев. Только теперь индейцев почему-то почти не осталось.

[@G3NK5T42]

@@job341kg Kazakh, Kyrgyz, Uzbek peoples were nomadic people of Central Asia and Central Asia was nothing but empty land. The Russians build cities, infrastructure, schools, and large farms on that land. These nomadic groups became educated and civilized. Their population began growing rapidly. When the Russian Empire fell and the USSR was created, theses Central Asian regions were made into Soviet Republics. After the dissolution of the USSR, these Republics gain independence and became countries. During the 18th century, the population of Kazakh was estimated at 1,000,000 people. By the late 19th century, the Russians performed the first census, and the Kazakh population had increased to approximately 3,300,000 people. Then, in the 1920s-1930s, the Kazakh population decreased by approximately 1,500,000 people due to the famine that affected the grain harvest, causing millions of people to starve to death across the entirety of the USSR. An additional +600,000 died fighting WW2. Despite approximately 2,100,000 Kazakh people dying due to the famine and WW2, by the time the USSR collapsed, the Kazakh population had grown to +11,500,000 people. That's an increase of +10,000,000 Kazakh people in about 55 years. In the 33 years since Kazakhstan gained its independence, the Kazakh population grew to +14,500,000 people. That's only about 3,000,000 people in 3 decades. Let's compare the annual growth rate between post-WW2 Kazakh SSR and sovereign Kazakhstan: • 10,000,000/55 = 181,818 Kazakh per year growth. • 3,000,000/33 = 90,909 Kazakh per year growth. As an sovereign country, the Kazakh population is growing twice as slow as it was during post-WW2 USSR! As for British settlers, they stolen the Native American land for themselves. The number of Native American tribes and population was much higher before the Europeans arrived and settled than it is now. Some of the Native American tribes are completely extinct. Before the arrival of the first Europeans, the total population of Native Americans was estimated to range between 50,000,000-100,000,000 across the entirety of the United States. Yet, as of 2024, the Native American population in the United States is approximately 9,000,000 people. Of that amount, only about 20% live on Native American Reservations. It's also important to point out that Native Americans have a significantly higher poverty rate compared to the general population in the United States, with many living in poverty, especially those residing on reservations where economic opportunities are limited; this is considered one of the highest poverty rates among any racial group in the country. The USSR was a multi-ethnic country and so is the Russian Federation, which has +190 different ethnic groups as citizens, majority of whom are indigenous to that region, unlike the United States, which is primarily a country of non-indigenous immigrants. The Russian Federation also protects the different ethnic groups their language and cultures. There are many micro-ethnic tribes still living in the country. There are over a dozen Autonomous Ethnic Republic, which have limited sovereignty, their own president, constitution, official regional language, etc. This allows the regions to live by their rules and traditions like any sovereign country, but also have all the benefits of being part of the largest country in the world, with the security of a global superpower.

[@G3NK5T42]

@@job341kg Kazakh, Kyrgyz, Uzbek peoples were nomadic people of Central Asia and Central Asia was nothing but empty land. The Russians build cities, infrastructure, schools, and large farms on that land. These nomadic groups became educated and civilized. Their population began growing rapidly. When the Russian Empire fell and the USSR was created, theses Central Asian regions were made into Soviet Republics. After the dissolution of the USSR, these Republics gain independence and became countries. During the 18th century, the population of Kazakh was estimated at 1,000,000 people. By the late 19th century, the Russians performed the first census, and the Kazakh population had increased to approximately 3,300,000 people. Then, in the 1920s-1930s, the Kazakh population decreased by approximately 1,500,000 people due to the famine that affected the grain harvest, causing millions of people to starve to death across the entirety of the USSR. An additional +600,000 died fighting WW2. Despite approximately 2,100,000 Kazakh people dying due to the famine and WW2, by the time the USSR collapsed, the Kazakh population had grown to +11,500,000 people. That's an increase of +10,000,000 Kazakh people in about 55 years. In the 33 years since Kazakhstan gained its independence, the Kazakh population grew to +14,500,000 people. That's only about 3,000,000 people in 3 decades. Let's compare the annual growth rate between post-WW2 Kazakh SSR and sovereign Kazakhstan: • 10,000,000/55 = 181,818 Kazakh per year growth. • 3,000,000/33 = 90,909 Kazakh per year growth. As an sovereign country, the Kazakh population is growing twice as slow as it was during post-WW2 USSR! As for British settlers, they stolen the Native American land for themselves. The number of Native American tribes and population was much higher before the Europeans arrived and settled than it is now. Some of the Native American tribes are completely extinct. Before the arrival of the first Europeans, the total population of Native Americans was estimated to range between 50,000,000-100,000,000 across the entirety of the United States. Yet, as of 2024, the Native American population in the United States is approximately 9,000,000 people. Of that amount, only about 20% live on Native American Reservations. It's also important to point out that Native Americans have a significantly higher poverty rate compared to the general population in the United States, with many living in poverty, especially those residing on reservations where economic opportunities are limited; this is considered one of the highest poverty rates among any racial group in the country. The USSR was a multi-ethnic country and so is the Russian Federation, which has +190 different ethnic groups as citizens, majority of whom are indigenous to that region, unlike the United States, which is primarily a country of non-indigenous immigrants. The Russian Federation also protects the different ethnic groups their language and cultures. There are many micro-ethnic tribes still living in the country. There are over a dozen Autonomous Ethnic Republic, which have limited sovereignty, their own president, constitution, official regional language, etc. This allows the regions to live by their rules and traditions like any sovereign country, but also have all the benefits of being part of the largest country in the world, with the security of a global superpower. (KZbin is censoring our comments for some reason!)

[@gregw.335]

Danke für das Hochladen des interessanten Films. Grüße aus Deutschland

[@АлександрАлександров-у1б]

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[@Ditriy-y8h]

@@gregw.335 🤝

[@brerrabbit9585]

Fine movie, right up there with Captain Horatio Hornblower, Master and Commander, and Damn the Defiant. I`m just a sucker for any sea adventure set in 18- 19 centuries and this one is top notch.Excellent sets, costumes, and model-miniatures. 9 out of 10 star rating.

[@AvgerinouAna99]

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[@СергейРогалев-л2у]

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[@antarinchakrabarty8896]

Another great film ! I really do hope that "Attack from the Sea" (Корабли штурмуют бастионы) would be uploaded too. Thank you very much for making available these great works of cinema. Greetings from India.

[@brerrabbit9585]

I understand that 'Attack From the Sea' also has some fantastic ship miniatures and other impressive model work. As a ship modeler myself, I find the model work in these films outstanding.

[@shahlabadel8628]

thanks mosfilm for all your great films!!

[@aragmarverilian8238]

The crying seaman at the end got me good.

[@jandirpassos5327]

Ushakov: an outstanding man!!

[@aleksandarmitic3206]

An interesting fact for those who didn't know: admiral Fyodor F. Ushakov is a saint in the Orthodox church. His tomb was opened in times of the USSR, some 150 years after his death, his uncorrupted relics were then found, after which he was canonized as a saint. His relics rest in a church dedicated to him in Moscow. During his lifetime he was well know for his piety, chivalry and honorable treatment of prisoners of war. I was looking for this movie for so long. I want to see how is admiral depicted by Soviet production. Thank You for uploading!

[@nrqed]

Another Russian gem from Mosfilm! Thank you!

[@mariannedijzel3075]

Thank you, wonderful, spectacur film. God bless Russia!

[@pocemonspivom]

Наконец МОСФИЛЬМ это сделал!)Ждём "Корабли штурмуют бастионы".

[@АлександрАлександров-у1б]

Поддерживаю

[@cusrer]

Grazie per averlo reso disponibile. Gran bel film!!

[@armandgran4217]

It seems that Nelson mimicked Ushakov's naval tactics at the battles of the Nile and Trafalgar

[@Gunni1972]

Once ONE has success with a tactic, Copycats try the same. That's just the way it is.

[@imadeanaccounttocomment7800]

@@Gunni1972Ushakov was a great proponent of sticking to traditional line of battles during fleet actions and letting better training prevail which of course would work against the Turks, not that he actually had any great victorious fleet actions, after Nelson’s example in the Royal Navy if you only managed to capture or sink two ships of the line after a fleet action you would be lucky to keep your job but apparently in Russia that makes you a great naval hero. Nelson on the other hand “Crossed the T” at both the Nile and Trafalgar defeating the conventional lines of battle which Ushakov so loved. And the fact that Trafalgar happened proves the copycat comment wrong because obviously copycats on the Continental side failed to copy the success at the Nile. To even compare Nelson with Ushakov would be a great insult but to accuse Nelson of copying some salty russian who couldn’t keep his job is pure madness.

[@sanjithd3343]

@@imadeanaccounttocomment7800 additionally, Until Ushakov devises his own Patent bridge to board first rates, he cannot be even remotely in the same conversation as Nelson.

[@Pythoner]

@@imadeanaccounttocomment7800 Ushakov didn't lose a single ship, how about that?

[@imadeanaccounttocomment7800]

@@Pythoner I didn’t lose a single ship either, how about that?

[@Karlet81]

Byl to nejlepší Ruský admirál , nikdy po tom už ruské námořnictvo nemělo takové úspěchy . Jeho taktiku používal i admirál Horatio Nelson , nejvíce 28.10. 1805 v bitvě u mysu Trafalgar .

[@Voevoda81]

What about battle of Sinope?

[@christianvolquardts8613]

Erste Klasse, wirklich gut gemachter Film, vielen Dank!

[@hungthinhnguyen621]

Guys, I think I just fall in love with Russian movie

[@marie-christinemontegu9503]

La Russie est une Grande Nation. Le peuple Russe est Patriote et infiniment courageux. 🇫🇷❤️🇷🇺

[@Ditriy-y8h]

🇷🇺🤝🇨🇵

[@charleswilkie2097]

What a great movie!

[@2008-u8b]

Thank you for the subtitles!

[@bumpermanthesecond615]

It's wonderful to see two of the almost forgotten navies of the world: ottoman and russian navy, on film!

[@plague-pe9qt]

Mosfilm, im a new subscriber of your channel. Your movies are treasures as it helds such powerful knowledge. Im hoping that i can also watch here the Dostoevsky's Crime and punishment ☺️

[@дмитрийс-щ5и]

киностудия им горького 69 год ..а это мосфильм!

[@assala63]

Très bon film historique

[@timkbirchico8542]

great film thanks Mosfilm.

[@JbeltranBaeza]

The drip with which Potemkin shows the fleet to the empress 🔥

[@randomreal3228]

The budget for costumes 🎉

[@quemades]

I would like to see a film about the Spanish Admiral of the Russian fleet, José de Ribas y Boyons, his deeds and achievements under Catherine The Great. If anyone knows of any such film I would really appreciate their letting us know. Thanks.

[@billrea66]

Well done Mosfilm , well done .

[@Alicja009]

Katarzyna Wielka urodziła się w Szczecinie, wówczas Niemcy, obecnie Polska,dom w którym się urodziła istnieje do tej pory,blisko zamku,na Starym Mieście.

[@huibertlandzaat1889]

A realy good video. Thank you for uploading.

Great restoration

[@jesslugo9930]

Help¡ AFIRMATIVO QUEREMOS SUBTITULOS EN ESPAÑOL..GRACIAS SALUDOS DESDE LA CDMX.

[@ravendots]

@@jesslugo9930 🙏

[@Колобок-м7т]

A wonderful film based on a story.👍👍👍

[@ry1vn578]

First class film!

[@ENIGMAXII2112]

WONDERFUL..!!

[@cergneuxguillermo1681]

No se puede acceder a subtítulos en español??!! Seria muy bueno que nos tengan en cuenta, somos varios millones que hablamos solo esa lengua...🤷🏻‍♂️ Gracias, pero así lamento no poder ver esta película y me gustaría mucho hacerlo, entendiendo sus textos. Saludos desde Argentina

[@jesslugo9930]

Help¡ AFIRMATIVO QUEREMOS SUBTITULOS EN ESPAÑOL..GRACIAS SALUDOS DESDE LA CDMX.

[@jorgeraulflores8234]

A MI me viene bien,porque practico mi ingles,je.

[@rdallas81]

​hola!

[@jaydefuca4153]

Y que con eso? Solo los Chinos juntos, son mas que udes. Entonces deben poner subtitulos en Chino? QUE APRENDAN INGLES SOBERBIOS LATINOS QUE PIENSAN QUE SON EL CENTRO DEL MUNDO, MIENTRAS SON LOS SERVANTES DE TODOS LOS DEMAS.

[@colmcmillan173]

So do it. Why do you think Russians should serve you?

[@jandirpassos5327]

Outstanding man. Greetings from Brazil

[@andreas_233]

Wann bringt ihr diese Filme mit deutschen Untertiteln?

[@aigleroyal3941]

Niemals!

[@adamfox1669]

Thank you!

[@StephenGoodfellow]

Looked Admiral Ushakov up on Wikipedia. In comparison, Lord Nelson was a mere understudy.

[@frankeimer3906]

Thanks again for this upload and eng. subs. Excellent film

[@MrLeadb1]

Even during the grip of communism, Russia never forgot its heroes! What great people they are to come through fire and never forget their history.

[@Колобок-м7т]

Only films shot during the lifetime of leader Stalin.

[@oldkokitsum4022]

Great flic , thank you.

Lovely model work

[@danielperez-sz2ii]

nice movie!

[@george1la]

Now I know much more about Potemkin and especially who was responsible for the Black Sea Fleet and taking down the Turks. Are there books on him in English?

[@евг.по]

Боюсь , что книги про Потёмкина на английском за авторством иностранцев ,если таковые имеются, окажутся ,мягко говоря, не совсем объективными. Взять хотя бы известный фейк про " Потёмкинские деревни" 😀, который распространили иностранцы , участвовавшие в поездке императрицы в Крым. Да и из русской литературы вспоминается только роман в двух томах В.Пикуля "Фаворит", но он вряд ли переведён на английский.😞

[@MichaelKrammer-d9h]

Simon Sebag Montefiore Potemkin and Catherine the Great

[@andrejmucic5003]

Impressive!

[@anthonymokelkie9360]

Amazing movie !

[@siverdon]

Мощь, экспрессия, энергия - в этом фильме

[@村山英治]

一流企業で働く友達に 村山は　仕事を　間違えた　間違えたんだよ と言った 村山は　良い仕事が　合う　才能がある と言った

[@nenadradic1759]

history repet herself

[@FarqenShudduppQunt]

Your matherr is sell herself on street again?

[@Klonering]

Because the same kind of people are in power and the common man believes the lies.

[@dorianphilotheates3769]

Impressive for a Soviet film with a non Soviet historical theme.

[@marie-christinemontegu9503]

Sous-titres en Français 🙏 🇫🇷❤️🇷🇺

[@GünterToll]

Schade hàtte ich gerne auf deutsch gesehen !

[@Bob-gm1zq]

I really hate to ask but is there an English subtitled Sea on Fire?

[@andremesot5144]

La Russie, éternel grand pays !

[@WolfgangMarx-o6f]

Ich möchte diesen Film gern in deutscher Sprache kostenlos sehen .

[@hunting.1234]

ima li šanse da se vaši filmovi titluju na Srpski jezik?

[@stevenhall9349]

Don’t you know that with all the cannon going off the rotten egg smell would’ve been overwhelming

[@travis9062856]

Is it me or is it a bit wierd that the Soviets in 1953 made a film promoting a member of the aristocracy when Russia was ruled by royalty that the Soviets had worked so hard to get rid off

[@АлексейАлексеев-д7ч8щ]

I don't understand why many people believe the lie that the USSR was struggling with its history? The USSR fought against the abominable rulers who led the country to three revolutions and millions of victims of wars and repression. Peter the Great (there is a 1937 film of the same name) and Catherine II were considered aristocrats for the USSR, but patriots who did a lot of useful and necessary things for the state.

[@user-pq1fu9jj6j]

Не арестократию, а людей государственного маштаба! Сыгравших большую роль в истории России!

[@matthewdietzen6708]

What I want to know is, why is everyone bellowing?? 😂

[@ahmetturankaradag68]

Türkçe altyazılı olursa sevinirim

[@eliofede]

Please in SPANISH!

[@stevenhall9349]

So what happened to him later in life?

[@Elijah_Sundress]

He retired in 1807, and lived his last ten years near the Sanaksar Orthodox Christian Monastery in Mordovia (a small region in central Russia populated primarily by the indigenous Mordvin people). He then died in 1817, and nearly 200 years later was canonized as a saint by the Russian Orthodox Church.

[@hugocesargayozzoalvarez]

PODEROSA FLOTA RUSA

[@margaritapadillamunoz4669]

Buenas película, lastima que si subtitulos, en español

[@pavelkeller1005]

Bůh ochraňuj Rusko .

[@gatosimple2354]

Lo maltrataron en la corte en vez de darles las gracias por haber vencido a los turkos .

and NOT CG images!

[@КрисКиров]

Is there someone who can tell me the name of the song playing in the start? 😮❤

[@村山英治]

一流企業の社員が 警備員　アルバイトをした 直ぐに　解雇　された 一流企業の　一流大学卒業　社員は 直ぐに　解雇　された

[@mariosergioandradeandrade4024]

Tinha que te tradução em português, assim não dá manter a inscrição. Fui .................

[@colmcmillan173]

49:20 So true. The British policy of fomenting proxy wars.

[@krzysztofmichniewicz6247]

If longer you are watching russian historical movies, then more they would try to convince you, that they had invented everything before it was invented, they always defended themselves and also liberated everybody. Watching this movie you could guess, that the French were the one who coppied Catherine's court and glamour, and Brits were inspired by Russians according to navy tactics. Probably Russians were the ones who learned Turks how to make coffee. Also narration is perfect, once the Crimea is always, forever and from ages ultra Russian land (don't wanna interrupt, that official name of this country "Russia" lasted since 30-50 years during movie action - just reminding). And at the end Ushakov is credited for "opening black sea to Russia" not reopening, liberating etc. But whatever that all I have to note, that russian historical movies are very, very accurate in terms of costumes, scenography, music, shots, decorations etc, etc. So it is very pleasurable to see if you mute on dialogs because you know... There are just few american historical productions with John Wayne and Mel Gibson wich phrases can roll your ears. Russians have this problems with dialogs all the time, and thats no actors problem, who in russian cinema industry do they job quite well, there's simply dialog writing wich is weak.

[@robertumbenga3195]

any nation sees themselves like this, so....

[@krzysztofmichniewicz6247]

@@robertumbenga3195 Yeah, but except "Burned by sun" and maybe "Admiral" there's so little self critic movies. In this case we can say for example in USA we can name quite a bit movies when Americans made film in wich they are pricks. Brits made their "Crown" series in wich every figure has its really dark side (depends on who and in wich season).

[@colmcmillan173]

🐽🐽🐽

[@wpolycarpo]

Tradução ,legendas em Português ou Espanhol

[@eliofede]

Por favor en ESPAÑOL!

[@manfredsteinhagen2787]

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[@村山英治]

私は　仕事の苦労や利益を出す努力が理解できる　賢い人々と利益を分かちあいたい これから　アルバイトをする人に おばさんが　足元を　見た おばさんが　嫌がらせ　電話をしてきた ここの　人たちは　腐ってる終わり

[@jayvissers5301]

Not one single Russian sailor died in all these battles according to this film!

[@pocemonspivom]

Это начало .Второй филь, есть "Корабли штурмуют бастионы" ,вот там про смерти русских моряков с большим запасом показано и специально сцена есть про количество гибнущих прямо сейчас.

[@АлександрАлександров-у1б]

За время службы Ушакова погибло всего 550 моряков

[@村山英治]

5月の連休　7日間　 警備員　アルバイト 若い　賢い青年は　この仕事をしたくない 数　合わせ　賢い青年は　この仕事には合わない　賢い青年　やる気が無い 女性は　A B C D F どのタイプが好きですか　と聞いたら やさしいそうな賢い青年は　紐の警棒をぐるぐる回しながら 私は　外人の女性が　好きですねえ と言った 仕事が　間違い　仕事に合わない　 やさしいそうな賢い青年

[@OsmnJackpot]

1:43:10 WHAT

[@Vadim-p1d]

Sie sind offenbar ein sehr junger Mann. Es ist ein brüderlicher Kuss. Noch vor einem halben Jahrhundert wurde dies nicht als schändlich angesehen. Schauen Sie sich die Chronik mit Breschnew an. Bei einem Treffen mit anderen Personen aus Brüderparteien küsste er sie mit einem brüderlichen Kuss. Alles hat sich mit dem Kampf für die Rechte sexueller Minderheiten geändert.

[@darkfiles2274]

В то время в традициях России это считалось нормально,как братский поцелуй и выражение огромной признательности.

[@dincerceri]

Lenin build Ussr for against Russian nationalism. But we can see on this movie after Lenin died , again Russian nationalism destroyed soscaliste ideas..

[@martinbrode7131]

Bolschewiken-Punk from 1953.

[@AYAZSARIYEV-o8c]

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