Trenches p-4

[@stephenmcdonald7992]

That artillery bombardment was in all quiet on the Western front amazing how two characters of different movies or in the same place

[@Raap123]

I recognized the town. Glad you confirmed

[@featheranimations2798]

yeah thats what i said to lol

[@anthonylucibello5812]

That’s were Paul and Kropp got injured

[@Zarastro54]

What people seem to forget, or just flat out ignore, about this series is that it is an ACTION-ADVENTURE story telling first and a historical recount second. Remember that this is the Adventures of Young INDIANA JONES, so of course it won't be the most accurate depiction of WWI and liberties were taken to make it more entertaining. Considering all that, I think they did a pretty good job.

[@Reichieru1]

Thank you. Someone else who finally sees the series for what it is. I mean, the Nazis weren't looking for the Arc or the Holy Grail, and if any Nazi heads melted, it wasn't because they opened a magic box. Indiana Jones is about a combination of historical fact, legends, and whatever ideas the writers think are cool. It may not be pure historical fact (although this escape did happen for real in WW2) but they get the essence of it right, and provide enough information for the people interested in the true stories and people to find an appropriate history book or documentary.

[@SemperSometimesProductions]

Reichieru1 actually the nazis did try to find the holy grail and the arc there was a whole ss arm dedicated to do so

[@evanceier8577]

OK sure but a CONCENTRATION CAMP? BULLSHIT! thats not historically inaccurate its a LIE it demonizes the Germans which again BULLSHIT its stupid the Germans where not nazis in ww1 they where just an army.

[@lilwilly5265]

No one thinks this is real.

[@TheRealXDeadmeatX]

They basically tried to fit all the WWI innovations into a few short episodes which i good, in my opinion. Their depiction of things like lancer charges, tunnel mines, and gas attacks were accurate in a technical sense.

[@wimvanbogaert7218]

There was someone who said that the German helmets were not in line with time. However, it is true that the "Stahlhelm" M1916 was indeed worn. From 1917 hi became the standard helmet. It offered a much better protection than any other. Decades later, the M38, the M42 and M45 were developed during the Nazi regime. At the start of the war, the Germans carried the "Pickelhaube"

[@RickBrode]

And it was good for nothing, besides parade and German fashion.

[@keithorbell8946]

@@RickBrode well it was made of leather and brass.

[@kirinrex]

Thank you! I did not know that!

[@Mantil82]

Indeed. All nations´s soldiers were equiped with leather helmets at the beginning of the war, to protect against sabers and other melee weapons. The spike on the German "Pickelhaube" was supposed to deflect sabers. It then turned out that most casulties were due to head injuries caused by artillery strikes and resulting debris flying around, so steel helmets were introduced. Germany was late in this compared to other armies, but the first German steel helmets were introduced in January 1916.

[@danrooc]

0:40 Helmtet thrown to the left 0:59 Helmet lying to the right, bleeding mouth. 1:38 Helmet back to the left, blood gone.

[@ornellafrancis2466]

Lol cinema sins should make a shorts sins channel and sin this.

[@howardfortyfive9676]

Starting with Part 3 I just finished part 4. Seldom have the opportunity to watch films depicting WWI. It's warfare so I do not concern myself with haircuts of officers and men.

[@thedarknight5714]

8:21 The German troops must have been like "What in the name of ze Fatherland was that!?" lmao

[@leventkok2111]

those aren't German troops.

[@alexschmidt443]

0:21 Frenchman: Treaty of Versailles German Soldiers: Germany, living under the terms Machine Gun: Adolf Hitler

[@林大為-s9i]

They run with them too, just like hitlers propaganda and speeches encourage them to be fasciitis

[@brunopinkhof630]

It's good that they are trying to make films from WOI, a lot of other interesting scenes can be made from other historical events. Keep filming. Many members of my family fought there. The Flemings in the Belgian Army. Thank you for supporting us in that war Dear Allies. Lest we not forget. Together we won that war. But it was very sad for humanity. It was not a normal war but the first World War. Many Flemings loved the English and the Scottisch the most.

[@davidstatham3888]

This scene looks strikingly familiar to the artillery scene in all quiet on the western front (A brilliant film) Even the truck exploding tips onto a bank

[@Reichieru1]

It should. They were intentionally referencing the film. There is a difference between a rip-off and an intentional nod to film and actual history.

[@Master5505]

3:00 of course all awesome guys have to die

[@IMCproductions]

Master5505 F

[@AlxzAlec]

I read this just when the 3:00 part came

[@sgtmajvimy]

Young Indiana Jones was a great series, teaching ppl true history, through the eyes of a fictitious character. Btw, those haircuts were true for the times. Very fashionable.

[@thomasmccaghrey9888]

I sware that the town bombing scene was meant to be the same town bombing scene from all quiet on the western front

[@aliarshad3012]

You jackass

[@2566Conan]

It sure is, I watched All quiet just to check.

[@mohammadwaquiullah6049]

the artillery scene where they are hitting the camps reminds me of that one scene from All Quite on the Western Front where they are riding in that truck and it gets hit. This part right here. 7:18

[@twangyorpheus7891]

Mohammad Waquiullah yeah you’re right, maybe they take place in the same time?

[@aztlansoldier132]

It’s literally looks like the same courtyard. They strike a tree after being mortared as well lol I believe it’s the same camp.

[@multitieredinvestor183]

Dad went through this in WWI. He was a private 317th Trench Mortar Battery. Maryland National Guard. Later, he edited the 42nd Rainbow Divison newsletter. He spoke fluent German. Replacements to the unit were told he was a captured Kraut that they kept as a mascot.

[@TermlessHGW]

How old are you if your father fought in WW1...??

[@ficklefingeroffate]

Wow, this clip managed to ape Sgt York and The Great Escape in the space of 5 minutes.

[@ds2271]

This was young Indiana jones tv show from 25 years ago it's the bellgem army he is in

[@crabman732]

To those of you wondering, this is from Young Indiana Jones Chronicles. That's why Remi calls him "Indy"

[@BXRDIGITAL]

Anyone else notice that at 9:00 that entire scene is like " The Great Escape "

[@devincauble5516]

they literally copied it during the POW camp, escape and all lol

[@zeasea2519]

the entire pow segment is basically just a strange ripoff of the great escape, not gonna lie.

[@Spacegoat92]

He made the mistake of talking about his wife...

[@berend1301]

But his ex the german hear it he thinks he my wife

[@scottharmon709]

Almost as bad as the soon to be retired career cop with a new partner, talking about his future plans.

[@gabrielamarosolis9244]

hmmmmmmmmmmm

[@aleka22k]

I actually cried watching this, what the soldiers had to go through was devastating 😭

[@ultrakossu2331]

know i am sure that this is filmed with all quiet on the western front 1979 bomb scene when henry was pow is from same set

[@kenmazoch8499]

I don't believe that Evil Storm has ever heard of Beleau Wood, where a single brigade (the 5th and 6th Regiments) of U.S. Marines stopped 3 divisions (the 10th,28th and 197th, about 9 regiments) of the German Army, by themselves as all French units in that area retreated. In fact, a legend grew around the reply one marie made to the French order to retreat, "Retreat? Hell we just got here!". In fact, France re-named Belleau Wood the Wood of the Marine Brigade. And no foriegn troops with them.

[@Помогитеменя]

Fun facts, A.) that german is gibberish with a couple of real words, B.) the German helmets are WW2 helmets, the original ones were rounded. :3 all in all still a great movie

[@robashton8606]

The Germans used those helmets during the later stages of WW1 too.

[@arintheseatsesh6242]

You mean the Pickelhaube? Yeah I think they still used them mainly up to 1916 but then most were issued the Stahlhelm M16 because it offered more protection. If you're saying that the helmets in the movie aren't M16's but are M35's or something I think they're M16's.

[@paulwilliams8555]

Wrong. The WWII German helmets did NOT have the Frankenstein type ventilation ports. Check your sources ,young man.

[@evanmurphy2878]

The salhelm or ww2 helmet as you call it was introduced in 1917

[@Harry265481]

Um the great escape much?

[@jackw97224]

+Harry265481 Yeah, my thoughts too. Steve McQueen et.al. in The Great Escape. This is borderline plagiarism, IMHO of course. That said I enjoyed this series. Thank you Henry.

[@noname.___]

Exactly thay copied it in every way

[@uzivatel56]

Yep

[@markhonerbaum9874]

I'm certain that the Hornblower series was not just a novel but a number of times brought back from H.M.S and the days of sail and history!

[@Stormgebieder]

This is from " The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles.", 1992. A young Indiana Jones joins his Belgian friend into the Belgian army.

[@NiekGAE]

Wow that is some Game of Thrones level of unexpected main character death right there. Twice!

[@Помогитеменя]

I both hate and love this. But I hate how all the French have accents except one, oh my God.

[@crackpotdreadnought5944]

Isn’t he Belgium?

[@AgeofGuns]

Помогите меня That's young indiana Jones

[@noname.___]

@@crackpotdreadnought5944 no he is American

[@noname.___]

Hes American dumby

[@crackpotdreadnought5944]

Your insults show you’re more stupider than me...

[@kenmazoch8499]

Also, I hate to correct Evil Storm, but only a few (maybe about 300) advisors, mostly French, were ever assigned to U.S. Army units, we really didn't listen to them, because they had been fighting 4 years, and hadn't won yet.

[@vincentattieh2593]

Their grenades devastate more than the artillery

[@Hankeshon]

That's cool, the attack on the POW convoy in the city was like All Quiet on The Western Front and Trenches of Hell are in the same universe. Where Paul Baumer and Kat were transfered, Indiana Jones also took cover.

[@felipe1988ify]

wasn't there a scene from all quiet on the western front

[@xylonus]

@@melloangelwolf8611 with indiana jones again? cmon enjoy the movie

[@Boadinum]

So now it's "The Great Escape". That didn't end well for most of the escapees.

[@Erik3E]

Everything is so clean lol

[@jefferymcclure7609]

That is one of thye best movies ever.

[@novabigstar1509]

This movie is amazing!! It's so realistic I feel like I feel every ounce of terror and struggle they face.

[@riploljustforfu9929]

You should watch All Quiet on the Western Front

[@TermlessHGW]

Not one mustache in the entire army spoils the realism for me.

[@RESIST_DIGITAL_ID_UK]

@@TermlessHGW Why? Soldiers began shaving their mustaches after the halfway point of the war so that their gas masks would have a tight seal on their face.

[@JuntexProductions]

its ridiculous how exactly the same the ball under the wire thing is to the Great escape. still good movie and thanks for upload

[@arnaudmoos8098]

There is no Honor in War; just kill the Enemy !

[@derpreue2038]

War isnt not about Glory its about justice and for u r own Country

[@arnaudmoos8098]

Tiger I War is about survival !

[@oyuk4618]

Christmas Truce?!

[@parthiancapitalist2733]

War is about conflicting nations which use the advanced weaponry between people of the military to sort out such conflict

[@jonasmergaert6848]

i just can't take it serious because of his weird haircut xD

[@cutsrosescents4950]

Paul Baumer Or any Brendon Frazier film

[@theflyingpig6361]

Paul this is the same guy from the titiantic

[@pullwam]

actually the guy from The Titanic is Leonardo DiCaprio, this is Sean Patrick Flannery

[@theflyingpig6361]

Indy really? Very simular looking men

[@thefbiiswatching9251]

I saying the same thing

[@rahmatjatmiko1794]

Young Indiana jones i love this serial

[@suezmeister4132]

Did the ww1 german imperial army really used that kind of helmet?

[@RodrigoBorgia]

Yes. In the yr. 1916 the so called Stahlschutzhelm M19916 was deployed to the army and later on it replaced the Pickelhaube.

[@tumtuminmybumbum3917]

RodrigoBorgia M19916? Holy shit thats 17900 Years from now! Is it WW68 or something?!

[@kentpun4337]

Suezmeister lmao

[@carsonhaught9934]

Great haircuts for the line... where are the moustaches etc? And those fake accents... one of them is from Lock Stock...

[@paulwilliams8555]

The graphic action is better than anything I've seen in my years of watching this genre of movies including "All Quiet On the Western Front " which sadly was an anti war movie . Knit pick all you want about little details you knit pickers but all in all , this is a great movie , moviemaking licenses notwithstanding.

[@dereckhasken9055]

Sadly?

[@disoriented1]

In the German POW camp...I keep thinking about 'Hogan's Heroe's' and how much closer THIS is to accuracy than that program..but it was a sitcom...

[@QuentinBocquet-d5u]

Magnifique documentaire

[@thetralierzone351]

8:20 the greatest escape jumps straight into a German trench lol

[@robmontier639]

We're free....ah!

[@geemanamatin8383]

7:20 if you ever watched all quiet on the western front. you would notice that seen looks identical to the one in the other movie.

[@local38on-tv]

But it isn't

[@emperorconstantine1.361]

The part where they are being shelled in the city streets with the French pows and passing soldiers, parts of that was borrowed (with sound effects changed) from the Color version of “All Quiet on the Western Front”. Seriously, skip to that part and watch it, you will see some parts used.

[@willbrown5860]

the French and Belgians had very clean uniforms in the trenches of the great war i see.

phim hay lắm bạn ơi

[@romano4736]

That bombing scene in the town is the same as the al quiet on the western front scene?

[@theshakter]

I remember watching the eps on TV one Saturday morning

[@HungTran-tl7cw]

Thật buồn cho một cuộc chiến vô nghĩa quá. Chỉ mang đến đau thương chết tróc

[@walnzell9328]

Turns out this is an Indiana Jones movie. Henri is actually Indie himself.

[@shackerslade3215]

i fully understand its for effect but could the people on the hill not have said anything at 0:19

[@superneacaisa]

Stevie, it is a movie, an artistic act and not a recomposition; so, we have to accept some conventions. But, if you want, you can ask the the big movie studios to realise war movies where the actors really die in real battles.

[@sambo5859]

Where is artillery support?

[@poppagdt3]

I don't get it. You're in a nice-safe POW camp and all you want do is try to escape so they can stick you back on the front line in harms way.

[@jacksonjosephjproductions9812]

Yeah. They faced bullets, mortars, gas, and flames, and they wanna escape???

[@martingeld]

+Pop Turner I don't think it was nice in there. I study history myself and believe me. A POW camp was no paradise. And you are right it is safe in there. But because you are gone from the battle. soldiers die because you aren't there to protect them. And since the French army had almost no officers anymore during the later years of the war those men wanted to get back to lead their men to victory. Oh and by the way, don't take this movie too serious. An example. That captain tells indy and his friend about their escaping plans when they are about ten minutes inside that camp. sounds a little stupid to me

[@brennushugues1905]

Pop Turner qa

[@souleater32]

how did the french guy die ? i saw no bullet holes

[@sonny12681]

Why are all of the German soldiers don't have pointy helmets? I thought that in world war 1 their helmets had a spike on it.

[@chad_bro_chill]

Only at the beginning of the war. They started doing away with them in Sept 1915.

[@mistag3860]

Tarantino, please make the sven hassel books into an epic series of movies.

[@stevearizona521]

HOW ...........did they get a full orchestra to play on a WWI battlefield, while all this shooting was going on?

[@drdimov]

GOOD JOB ! - our German comrades - from BULGARIAN ARMY dated 1915-1918 !

[@Myadventurechannel]

Sorry Stevie this is as good as it gets bud. They didn't have the technology back then to make archives of this quality. & unless you can get Osiris to breathe life back into some of these old venterns. This as close to their story as you will find. My grandfather joined the US calvary in 1911 & fought in several conficts including WWI & Russia thru 1920. His stories were nothing like these. They were far darker & more gruesome.

[@Investing_WithDrake_Culver]

10:52 how did those Germans get up that tower there are now ladders

[@MikeB128]

Nice, Ripping off The Great Escape. Jesus.

[@mccrafterguy]

not even copying "the great escape"...

[@JohnVilla1960]

Who is the guy with the Jack Grealish hair? Or is it Jack Grealish?

[@TheDevilToPay1863]

They took scenes from the 1989 version of "All Quiet on the Western Front"!

[@staimaubosni]

What movie is this? Young Indiana Jones?

[@ArtureliaStudio]

It's like the Great Escape.

[@mentelgen6380]

Damn at the begenning what was that

[@uncle7215]

0:23 BASTARDS! Pretending to surrender is against the rules of war

[@jacksonjosephjproductions9812]

+Yannick Oliveres I don't think the Geneva convention existed until after ww1

[@TheLo71]

+Yannick Oliveres I think that this may perhaps just be a movie....making the Germans look bad.

[@uncle7215]

JacksonJosephJ Productions But wasn't it still in the rules before the geneva convention of 1929?

[@uncle7215]

TheLo71 lol

[@skullface7407]

+Yannick Oliveres There were no rules in WW1 if you can kill you enemie, then kill.

[@jasenwright1178]

After a 2 minute introduction --all details of the tunnel revealed? Say what??

[@mikehunt9406]

The great escapes lol

[@brayensolmero1495]

Scene all quiet the wrestern fornt movie

[@Fairplayer38]

Die Wahrscheinlichkeit,dass die Amerikaner,Engländer und Franzosem sowas abgezogen haben ist ja mal um das tausendfache höher.Lol.

[@MrPHAELAN]

Hier hat sich wohl wieder die geistige Elite unseres Landes versammelt...

[@corvinlp1060]

Lol Deutsch izz da

[@WildCampingandmore]

7:30 is a star wars soundtrack.......

[@MrNintoku]

Sneaky. That's smart.

[@joshuamichael4684]

ikr

[@michaelmixon2479]

How did a small nation like Germany find the resources to pursue two world wars?

[@tumtuminmybumbum3917]

michael mixon Allies, captured Nations, stockpiling, trading....

[@cutsrosescents4950]

Gastank502 Henry Ford Walker & Bush Oil Company for two examples.

[@Помогитеменя]

michael mixon they couldn't.

[@cutsrosescents4950]

Fishyfoo they did

[@matthewbivens1299]

they found a way that's how

[@EstoniaANTICOMMUNIST]

Does all belgians spek french?

[@keithorbell8946]

Only those from the Walloon part, those from the west speak Flemish, and those from near the German and Dutch border near Aachen speak German.

[@jonesy9900]

did Remi shout "Indie"? i thought the main character's name wasn't Indie in this film, even though it's a LucasArts film, eh? was it a mistake?

[@alexkrycek21]

How did Remy survive that?

[@MagicArden]

What??? Again those uncorrect uniforms and equipments???

[@miki7777777ful]

What movie is this form?

[@foxyhook2981]

Just saying but the German helmets arnt the ones that they had in ww1

[@NamelessUser1342]

They're using M16 in the movie so they are the correct ones but the French and belgian helmets and webbings aren't the good ones

[@fjgw8768]

Rah peak for the French lieutenant he was a g

[@zain452]

Is that thomas muller?

[@danparr6714]

+A.Soldier, I agree, but maybe they were not expecting it and by the time the Germans came they ran out of time?

[@noname.___]

9:16 - 10:00 is a copy of what happened in the Great escape

[@dylansweet4805]

This movie is in scenes from Quite on the Western Front 6:52 and The Great Escape 9:13

[@local38on-tv]

No it isn’t

[@ikab8881]

I Love llWW

[@3gunslingers]

+Erika Brändström So much that you post your opinion about the second world war under a movie about the first on?

[@tumtuminmybumbum3917]

knas katten Amd why do you love it exactly? And what is IIWW?

[@parthiancapitalist2733]

IIWW is dank XD

[@noname.___]

U dumbass it is ww1 stupid

[@benjaminmasters5375]

this part reminds me of hogans heroes lol

[@mcmxli-by1tj]

In the last episode Fatty was gassed and died wiggling.

[@petrcheyen2044]

spenat kaput jaja gut.))

[@tumtuminmybumbum3917]

Petr Cheyen Was. bedeutet. das?

[@abark]

How did no one see the enemy approaching?

[@emanueljarillo5834]

WHAT IS YOUR NAME OF THE MOVIE

[@ShlomoRaz69]

pov: you picking up a cupcake

[@juanlopez7376]

movie mistake 1:00 blood on his mouth 1:38 did that guy wipe it off with his sleeve? I'm only twelve and I realized that till now x3

[@LordRevanthePowerful]

What’s the name of this movie