Trenches p-5

[@tsubaki4106]

"And I am Kaiser Wilhelm." OUCH.

[@psychic882]

tsubaki410 more like: OOOOOOOOOO

[@stryker214]

more like Wilhelm Klink :D

[@carlbirtles4518]

Obviously! Where’s the moustache and the withered arm? Then again, the commandant thought Indy’s American accent was a ruse.

[@anomalyp8584]

2:02 Him twisting that book is such a genius little touch

[@canyonboatman]

"How did you know I was American" was the most painful line in cinema ever.

[@rymnd1276]

because of the accent

[@sneadh1]

The high security prison is much more comfy than the POW camp.

[@rymnd1276]

yeah it's true

[@ChaseMcCain81]

It’s like they want you too stay.

[@korov9106]

This is your second attempt, 60 days. "You know what they say commandant, practice makes perfect." e.e 90 days... Lol, that french officer is such a troll.

[@derekenaiche5885]

+Kuro Makovec See you in three months. Haha I loved it.

[@carlbirtles4518]

60 days for the escape attempt and 30 days for cheek.

[@glennperrytony]

Pretty clean uniforms for prisoners and well shaved, too. Oh, and the soap and showers, dog tags, altogether very unrealistic for prison attire and comforts. I also doubt the smirks would be tolerated by the authorities. The only thing missing was a female in charge. Maybe in the sequel.

[@brakie44820]

POW officers on both sides was treated far better in WWI then captured enlisted men.

[@julz3tt3]

@Chanel Serasinghe BS

[@Killjoy45]

Lol of the all French POWs he ran into Charles de Gaulle. :-D

[@disoriented1]

and prior to this, he happened upon Siegfried Sassoon!..but, to be fair..it's pretty good for our American "Big Three" network television...

[@Sam-wp9zb]

Who in this is Charles de gaulle

[@isaacsilverman9976]

And where is Colonel Hogan????

[@ChaseMcCain81]

Lol

[@karlmuller3690]

@@isaacsilverman9976 - "I know Nah Zink" Sgt Schultz a.k.a - John Banner

[@J3AD]

so the commander and none of the guards noticed the piles of dirt in shower lol

[@WrathofWotan]

Well, everyone knows Germans have trouble smelling fresh dirt right under their noses.

[@kennet7837]

@Kes Mangkuk Adventures of Young Indiana Jones

[@levihamm6640]

An American serving as a Belgian corporal disguised as a French lieutenant accused of being a German spy

[@maxwellmueller9384]

I know honor and duty were super important in these days, but why would you want to escape back to the trenches? That castle seems pretty cushy.

[@jfhudak]

Cool series, but they are mixing eras. These guys are acting like WWII Germans. The WWI German army was much more aristocratic, and they dealt with officers according to 19th century traditions. This is more like "The Great Escape".

[@julz3tt3]

No, if you watch The Great War channel it goes in to detail of every aspect of WW1 then known as the Great War. Prisoners in WW1 were treated horribly. Loaded onto cattle carts and given meagre rations to eat usually every five days. They were starving, tortured and beaten.

[@frankfreethinkernero8458]

Julz XD In the ww2 on the other hand prisoners were treated like in Botlin’ s holidays camps 🧐

[@magicalspooder8279]

@Fabian Kirchgessner don’t forget about the Soviet Union. The Soviet Union treated Germans Pows worse than all of the allies and even worse than nazi Germany to a certain degree.

[@КириллРыжанов-ч1ц]

@@magicalspooder8279 ORLY?? Compare death rates of Soviet POWs in Germany, and of Axis in SU. By the way, no death camps for prisoners

[@thomaslacornette1282]

@Fabian Kirchgessner next you gonna explain WWII was fault of other countries persecuting german minorities... You can write all shit you want. Your two useless comments on youtube only convince you and very few people who were only convinced about your imaginary history.

[@saturn_illus]

Idk what it is about these old films, but something as droll as a lecture hall full of officers can be entertaining as hell

[@MichaelOZimmermannJCDECS]

Another American HERO! Wow, all US soldiers are heros... a country full of them! Amazing!

[@matttherrien9608]

"Any man fighting spends a night in the box!" - Carr the floor walker.

[@quadralcom9884]

7:13 slovak castle Oravský zámok and 7:48 czech castle Pernstejn...

[@uhhuh662]

Somehow the German Supermax in the castle puts me in mind of the old Naval prison at Portsmouth, Kittering, Maine. Very forboding, and surrounded by water, LOL!

[@ktsimpson4420]

So the escape hole five feet past the fence was a great idea????

[@Digmen1]

You would think that the Germans would have given that guy a haircut.

[@joshuabessire9169]

We're far enough from the fence. That's what Manfretti and Johnson thought.

[@christianpatriot7439]

One cannot insult what another does not have.

[@QuentinBocquet-d5u]

Magnifique documentaire

[@gabriskazkoks6001]

there is ww1 in germany that time arent nazis

[@RickBrode]

What? What do you mean by that? It’s impossible to understand for me.

[@ninthkaikan1544]

Brock T.M In WW1, the nazis weren’t in power.

[@RickBrode]

@@ninthkaikan1544 yeah, alright, I'm aware, but, why is it in such broken English? If they're foreign I mean no offence, I'm just wondering why it's phrased like that?

[@carlbirtles4518]

@@ninthkaikan1544 They didn’t exist until the 1920’s.

[@zeemer7040]

Battlefield 1 noobs turning to a pro in a nutshell

[@CBfrmcardiff]

That 'orrible German at the beginning is Shaun Pertwee (unless I'm very much mistaken), player of gangsters, sergeant commanding the troops in cult horror movie "Dog Soldiers"', son of comedian Jon Pertwee (3rd Dr Who) and the guy who did all the voices for the troops in the game "Medeival: Total War." The Russian who hordes his string is that famous actor from Northern Ireland who was a principal character in that long running BBC drama where he played the boyfriend of Helen Baxendale, the pretty lady who played the English girl Ross wanted to marry in the sitcom, "Friends".

[@duikmans]

Young Indiana Jones meets Colditz...

[@minerva-265]

Best episode of the serie.

[@Briselance]

05:44 : He's awfully young, for a captain.

[@christianpatriot7439]

Somehow I just knew they dig too short.

[@stevenlovell2699]

"Hemiel, hurry up!" (German replies) "Hans quickly! I've Found der scwine!

[@Sone418]

This movie took a weird turn

[@wojciechmotkowski4804]

9:15 one could LIVE at the castle comfortably. No reason to escape.

[@fishymonkey9712]

That is why you don’t surrender

[@johndaugherty7465]

"We're five feet short..." Math is HAARD!

[@musicmike1960]

Wow the one cat looks like Freddy Mercury at first glance...

[@sanjaytucker1850]

The German soldiers should not have had K-98s they should have had Gewehr 98s

[@AverageJoe___]

It's very hard trying to find a G98

[@clearsailing7993]

How can you tell the difference?

[@sanjaytucker1850]

@@clearsailing7993 At 5:22, it is fairly easy to see the solider on the has either a WW2/post war K-98k. This weapon is considerable shorter, than the WW1 Gewer 98. You can observe the shorter section following the barrel band. And secondly at 5:19 you can see a shroud on the front site post indicative of a WW2 piece.

[@MCshadr217]

"Maximum security" *is basically a palace* Dude, if German prisons were actually anything like this (which they weren't). Who would want to leave.

[@plumbherhub1664]

Lol here here why escape to fight in the trench again. I mean it's a castle fully furnished lol

[@nathanvallaeys8246]

The Germans had that helmets in 1916

[@stonewithagun6045]

Yes it became standert After the pickelhaube and was used in the Laterne days of the war

[@richardbelden1590]

Only the germans could make a key that big

[@JW007100]

the most obvious mistake is that all the germans are using kar 98s not 1898 Mausers, at least in this part and some before.

[@idontknowwhatiamdoinganymo1615]

I thought Indiana Jones was Belgian from p1 to now

[@theotterguy]

I guess you missed when they changed uniforms to pretend to be French officers.

[@CharlesvanDijk-ir6bl]

Who wants to escape? Ok you succeed and you end up in the trenches again ;)

[@Erik3E]

I dont get it why would you want to run from the prison... Id rather stay there than go back to those trenches. Altho in this movie the trenches looked very nice and clean but in reality...

[@Briselance]

It makes a good strangling device.

[@edwardhsing4195]

wow I love this it is so cool and good

[@vladirro]

That's an amazing movie, how did it happen that I haven't seen it before?

[@michaeldavis4651]

I seriously doubt that the officer would be dunking him; he would have a private soldier doing it.

[@northernknight7787]

What’s with eh german officer. He’s wearing a Prussian Schirmmütze cap but a Bavarian tunic?

[@pelle9911]

Artilleriefeuer? Die Frisur sitzt Im Schlamm? Die Frisur sitzt Tunnel graben? Die Frisur sitzt Wie macht er das bloß?

[@EliasPoint]

Anyone else get this recommended after watching inglorious basterds clips for a week?

[@sirbudward]

Sorry but I have a really dumb question: Is this suppose to be young Indiana Jones? If not how is this connected to him if at all?

[@plumbherhub1664]

So in the episode treasure of the eye of the peacock Indiana fi ds in the first movie and is what he gives the chinese mobster in exchange for "poison Dr jones" that's the hardest proof of the continuing story I know of. Though what happened to rhemmy is unknown

[@Lyssor]

7:47 Pernstejn castle, czech republic

[@arthurbrachotte2100]

First WW , the Wehrmacht was very cruel ; like ss , or more . Me grand father was in cavalery belgean regiment . He was prisoner by the germans . It's a hell. No eat ; no water , everydays beated.

[@l.h.9747]

Actually the ww1 soldiers where known to be not cruel altough there was a panik against partisans in belgium because of the recent start of the war. I dont think he really got beated every day (never heard that it was common maybie special prisoner or sadistic guard ) actually the good behavior of the german troops in ww1 was one of the reasons the russian population wasnt fleeing so much in ww2 because they remembered the decentcy of the soldiers in ww1 but in ww2 they got killed for no reason. But yeah ss would propably killed him

[@Panzermeyer123]

the mg gunner at towwer is drunken? how can you fail somuch ammo on this distant :D

[@stevenlovell2699]

"I will Get you lt." Idk think again.

[@randybonner9870]

I didn't realize the Germans had Country Club prisons for their pows?

[@Kays_Customs]

7:12 welcome to hogwarts LOL

[@adamoneale4396]

Really getting into this film

[@brenthodge8978]

Is this a tv series?

[@tumtuminmybumbum3917]

brent hodge No, its a fucking cartoon

[@marty-fh1rw]

Fair enough question.I thought it might be.

[@tumtuminmybumbum3917]

H2O Hunter Wtf are you talking about, this is clearly Mickey mouse

[@samworth23]

Gastank502 close enough you you pooh

[@AlexSDU]

+brent hodge Back when I was still a kid watching this, it was a series. Always at the early part the show shows old Indy, probably near 100yo telling his adventure to some stranger, then it go to flashback and the goes on. At the end, the show goes back to the old Indy again.

[@sammyd5987]

Thats the castle from harry potter

[@antoniomari2730]

I feel sorry for the guy shouted..

[@garystevens181]

is that William shatner

[@BacharX.Samota]

07.45 Ha perstejn :D

[@zeus-mt7wx]

This reminds me of Colditz.

[@MickeyMH1]

It was taking a vacation in a beautiful castle..........but it was a prison camp instead

[@erke9123]

Weren’t they called the red stockings in 1912

[@fredrikcarlstedt393]

Jolly good episode, but do not eat the rotten meat !

[@Harry-cp7tf]

Why did he seam ok about going in That box while the others escaped and why did the other guy laugh

[@LoserBroProductions]

Could any of you tell me if this is accurate, not the real story, but is this similar to POW's stories in WW1.

[@julz3tt3]

Well the Russian prisoners were treated extremely badly as were the Allies captured by the Turks. They were hoarded into cattle trains with no food or water. They were made to march down the street as the towns people heckled them. Then in prison they were starved and tortured. The Germans did the same to the Russian and French prisoners of war.

[@guntzdakuntz8310]

jolly good yes

[@oxygen4658]

More like captain ketchup

[@safndaf9355]

12:00 who the fuck is giving them mails

[@theflyingpig6361]

MiniGunMan. 3470 family, you could do this in pow camps

[@66NEETS]

wow what abunch of belgian soldiers trying to escape like tank dempsey

[@66NEETS]

wow drunk german officer and mustasche guy XD

[@Catman0331]

OH SHIT I DIDNT REALIZE THAT WAS CHALRES DE GAULLE

[@codbrewer4900]

the hole was a bad idea

[@joeavent5554]

Russian officers are wearing Soviet rank insignia vs Russian Empire insignia.

[@brenthodge8978]

This awesome

[@declissonolivier9376]

Substiles?

[@annextheupforwisconsin7088]

those are Nazi helmets not German.

[@johnbrown3146]

Zen Productions Nazis are Germans

[@annextheupforwisconsin7088]

Nazis were not Germans Nazis were a superior branch in Germany German civilians and the German army were forced to hide and therefore lost there superiority although some normal Germans rose up out of hiding and joined the Nazis some Germans formed rebellions and fought back that's why if your found a picture of Americans in Germany they would be greeted not shot at only Nazis would fire back.

[@violinoscar]

The Nazis were a political party which in the beginning was comprised entirely of German citizens.

[@kamikazefailure3167]

+ZaneNachreiner the helmets are stahlhelms, not Nazi helmets.

[@chickenboi693]

These helmets are stahlhelms they were made in 1916.

[@sovietsniper2279]

Wait..Those prisoners are too many than the germans..why they just didnt fight back??

[@Killjoy45]

Guns mate. They work.

[@lilyesu7120]

guns

[@gamerteen123]

The alcatraz of world war 1

[@carlbirtles4518]

More like the Colditz of WW1.

[@ethanfranceshine6743]

who was 19 and probably did not have a toothbrush moustache

[@mysticdragonwolf89]

I really hate the protagonist’s hair....really he couldn’t comb his hair? The whole time? He had to keep the Frazer hair

[@MrAlanfalk73]

Doesnt he look like Michael J Fox as young ???

[@stroopeter]

Beans

[@destroyer6869]

I’d just put wait the war

[@Raap123]

maybe the nazi's discoverd time-travel and traveld back to WW1?

[@rockinbillyboy]

10:30 A young Jimmy Nesbitt on the right?

[@sasquatsch9]

Wolfenstein... anyone ?

[@ALEXIP1003]

12:01 A Russian Superstition on Strings?

[@tolugo87]

And I wonder why

[@davidoliverbrown3767]

Is this just a copy of the Great escape

[@commandermyrick3583]

Yeah I think it is

[@annextheupforwisconsin7088]

das ist nichts wie echte WW1 .

[@maxibon6767]

wOw

[@vilnis-pavilssalzemnieks3051]

Whats a hell?

[@peter8084]

James Nesbitt's awful Russian accent lol !

[@garrettcammack8255]

Why do the germans have ww2 helmets on?

[@sam-2341]

They don’t, they’re m1916 Stahlhelms

[@cristianvandenbosse8989]

They where the old versions of the german helmet used in ww2

[@enderkingi1832]

5:15-5:18 SMH SMH

[@رافتفيصل-ل9ت]

خفو raftwwkjgurin

[@justjoshingya504]

Why are Russian in a WW1 german POW camp? That doesnt make sense to me at all

[@l.h.9747]

It is a little bit strange but not really don t forget that the austrians and germans also where at war with the russians at the same time

[@azerty3677]

beaucoup d'erreurs ,confusion,mix, entre la première et la deuxième guerre,les soldats allemands de la première guerre étaient logés à la même enseigne que les français et en aucun cas les barbares du film encore un détail ,les grenades utilisées sont allemandes pas françaises