Valkyrie (2/11) Movie CLIP - Retrieving the Liquor Bomb (2008) HD

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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
After the liquor bomb fails to detonate, Tresckow (Kenneth Branagh) must retrieve the evidence from Colonel Brandt (Tom Hollander).
FILM DESCRIPTION:
At the absolute height of World War II, German generals hatch a daring plan to assassinate Adolf Hitler and effectively render the German war machine impotent. Directed by Bryan Singer, Valkyrie stars Tom Cruise as Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg, the real-life mastermind behind the elaborate plot known as Project Valkyrie: a plan to assassinate Hitler and overthrow his government from the inside. Stauffenberg has been a loyal soldier and an asset to the Reich for his entire military career, but after losing an eye, a hand, and three fingers in an Allied bombing, he reaches a breaking point. The destructive madness that his country is unleashing on the world has become too terrible for the colonel to stand silent. He joins the resistance movement -- a treasonous act, punishable by death -- and risks his life and the life of his family for the chance to change history. Comprised of high-ranking officials working in secret, the German Resistance has access to the inner workings of the government and military, putting them in the perfect position to dispatch the dictator and then use his own official contingency plan to seize power -
CREDITS:
TM & © MGM (2008)
Cast: Kenneth Branagh, Tom Hollander, Bill Nighy
Director: Bryan Singer
Producers: Gilbert Adler, Nathan Alexander, Chris Brock, Christoph Fisser, Ken Kamins, Chris Lee, Oliver Lüer, Christopher McQuarrie, Henning Molfenter, John Ottman, Robert F. Phillips, Dwight C. Schar, Mark Shapiro, Bryan Singer, Daniel M. Snyder, Jeffrey Wetzel, Charlie Woebcken
Screenwriters: Christopher McQuarrie, Nathan Alexander
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[@murphyrutledge5590]

“Why do you think they suspect us?” “Could be our English accents.”

[@Amin-lj5db]

They sus

[@vipor_bruce5414]

I think the general vented

[@D0RYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY]

Lol

[@fastest159]

@@vipor_bruce5414 ok time to vote

[@LloydWaldo]

Are we the baddies?

[@mrrandom1265]

He's lucky Hans Landa wasn't on the case.

[@svenlittlecross]

thats a bingo

[@liamweaver2944]

@@svenlittlecross Is that how you say it? That’s a bingo?

[@HaruHaruman]

@@liamweaver2944 You just say "Bingo."

[@qaishlolz5057]

Hahaa howw funn

[@chriswatters1049]

I think even Hitler would've been scared shitless while sitting in front of Landa, lol.

[@pedobear8071]

That guy was really cool under pressure. If it was me, I probably would have opened the door and went "Hello there! that's not a bomb or anything"

[@briansmith1055]

😂😂😂

[@TheRedAirOn]

General Kenobi!

[@paulallen579]

”Could I have the bomb? I mean explosive! I mean charge! I mean … I’ll just take the box and go, I don’t want to be rude and blow you off or anything. I mean, I don’t want to set you off! I mean, I don’t want to put you on blast!”

[@coachking5208]

@@paulallen579 😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@coachking5208]

😂🤣🤣

[@ShanaHagerlisreal2014]

It's just... good business.

[@williamtim5893]

Epic 🏴‍☠️

[@Blozox]

@@Lord-Cutler-Beckett be honest, you just created this account for this one comment :D

[@samarvora7185]

Abandon ship

[@NewNicator]

I was wondering why his voice reminded me of Beckett from PotC

[@Asraeks]

I was wondering why his face reminded me of Beckett from PotC

[@Jermster_91]

Historical Background. The Bomb that was put on Hitler's plane firing mechanism did work. It just happened that the bomb was kept in the cold underbelly of the plane with the luggage. If it was in the heated cabinet, than it would have been completely different.

[@johnbyerly3055]

33kaus holokaust the whole bomb was English made, and they had to use English made bombs because their fuses didn’t make noise. If they used a German made bomb the guy who handled the liquor bottle would hear it hissing.

[@mcbrians.8508]

@@johnbyerly3055 maybe he would have thought it was a cobra lol

[@RuleofFive]

If Hitler had died in March 1943 think of the millions of lives that might have been spared. I'm not sure what kind of government would have followed him in the middle of the war but it makes me wonder.

[@Ranchor489]

@@RuleofFive I think the Wehrmacht would've surely collapsed which would've been awful if you're the least bit German, as if you weren't already beset on both fronts closing in.

[@stevem2323]

@@Ranchor489 I don't understand your point here.

[@antred11]

Jesus, does your outro HAVE to be so damned loud??

[@ex2c8]

antred11 I've always hated it 😂

[@SomeoneElseInTheComments]

Only when the dialogue is quiet.

[@franciscoc.6982]

i’ve gone deaf in both ears

[@Raz.C]

Jesus has an outro?

[@valhallaiamcoming1376]

@@Raz.C bruh

[@pyromania1018]

IRL, Tresckow sent Fabian von Schlabrendorff to get the bomb, and Brandt wasn't the least bit suspicious; Tresckow had called him earlier, inquired casually if the package had been delivered, and when Brandt said no, he told the colonel to hold it--it was the wrong kind of brandy--and Schlabrendorff swapped it for some other bottles. Schlabrendorff later said that Brandt gave the package a jerk, and it took everything he had not to flinch.

[@amunra8806]

When you realize Davy Jones fears death and Gilderoy Lockhart has a pair of balls to stand up to Cutler Beckett

[@sayontonchakma5080]

Finally, some one with the old school 😂

[@adventussaxonum448]

To be fair, Branagh was also Henry V, who DID have balls of steel.

[@theslicefactor4590]

I've always wondered if Bryan Singer is a POTC fan since he cast four actors from the franchise in Valkyrie.

[@julianprasaja2227]

And a retired GENERAL ZOD aided them.

[@ComradeCody3349]

Well... gilderoy lockhart is the greatest wizard of all time... Order of Merlin, Winner of The most charming smile award FIVE times etc

[@PBurns-ng3gw]

"I've already sampled some of this brandy, Herr Tresckow. It's the bomb." "Uh, yes, I know, it's quite good." "No, I mean, it's literally The Bomb." "...Look, enough with trying to be clever, can I have my explosives back please?"

[@xWandering_Spiritx]

XD cutting right to the chase

[@Adolphification]

Had Olbricht followed Treschkow to meet Brandt, that might be like : Olbricht: Lord Beckett?? Brandt: Davy Jones?? What are you doing here?? LoL

[@prithvirajbasu4196]

(Dr Carl Goerdeler enters Brandt's office) Brandt: if it isn't Sparrow's first mate, Gibbs Goerdeler: Cutler Beckett? Olbricht (in Davy Jones's voice): What the f'ck are you two doing in my movie? Brandt (in full Lord Beckett mode): Thwarting your's, Mercer's and Gibbs' attempts to assassinate the great Adolf Hitler. Thats what!

[@amysmileyreid95]

And then Billy Mack comes in singing

[@SeverinadeStrango]

Oh, and don't forget Mr. Mercer (David Schofield).

[@Lord-Cutler-Beckett]

Adolphification I do believe you called

[@jchea1764]

This movie has so many great actors in it🙂😊

[@chadkarr7394]

I always laugh when Trescow says: "Who are these people?"

[@macanderson4322]

He was those people

[@chadkarr7394]

@@macanderson4322 I know, thats what makes it so great 🤣

[@carnthecorby]

It's like when someone knows you took the last cookie from the jar and you just smirk and say no idea 😂

[@hk4lyfe59]

You really gotta have your emotions in check to handle that kinda pressure.

[@theenglishalpinist5031]

Worse for Stauffenberg walking into the Berghof.

[@kwb377]

It's almost like you need to be a really good actor to perform in those kind of situations...

[@cgh7337]

That General must've had balls of steel to do what he did.

[@robertmorris8997]

Well, they DID try to blow up Hitler.

[@theavocado6061]

I would have crumbled and been like “is that…a bomb! Who put that there?!”

[@ReedyJRsup]

After he helped save the British at Dunkirk, Kenneth Branagh had....other priorities to attend to

[@LordNightCrawler]

He's a double agent.

[@selerim]

His higher rank what saved

[@justherald1117]

Excellent observation. A lower ranked officer would have little choice but to acquiesce to the Colonel's suggestion of opening the bottle. Being a general, he could play it off as him reminding a subordinate to stay sober on duty.

[@antiantifa1250]

The colonel sitting behind the desk was killed in the july 20th blast. He was promoted posthumously to brigadier general.

[@PepsMtz]

wasn't he killed at the endeavour 200 years before that blast?

[@lorzah2772]

@@PepsMtz yeah i thought i recognized his voice from the pirates of the Caribbean haha

[@julianprasaja2227]

Who, Brandt???

[@bernardmontemor]

@@julianprasaja2227 yes. He was literally right over the bomb.

[@julianprasaja2227]

@@bernardmontemor ah yes, I saw it. He unknowingly moved the bomb away from Hitler, but put it directly under him.

[@davidr894]

idk but the instant Brandt says ‘Now...’. and practically slams the box on the desk, and saw the General flinch in fear, I always bust out laughing at that. Plus, the way Brandt says, “Well you’ve come a long way, you must be.....thirsty?” Something about the way he says thirsty just makes me laugh hysterically for some reason. lol. Just an unintentionally funny scene to me. 😂😂😂

[@IbnShahid]

I’m not surprised you found his delivery so funny. The guy who plays Brandt (forgotten his name) is also a decent actor in comic roles. Check out his performance as a British politician in the film “In The Loop”.

[@knutritter461]

And you forget that Lieutenant-Colonel Brandt knows about the bomb. It gets obvious during the conversation and he had been on that plane, too! 😉 Greetings from Germany.

[@EphemeralEpiphanies]

@@knutritter461 exactly my thoughts... Goes to show that many more people either knew or were involved in plotting against Hitler...

[@chancellorpalpatineakathes6130]

He probably knew and was in favor but since it failed he wanted to be as distanced as possible

[@knutritter461]

@@EphemeralEpiphanies There had been many people in the Wehrmacht that did not support it openly... but they did not help blowing it up either. They just kept their mouths shut. 😉

[@randyjohnson3412]

"Is...this what you've come for?" "Okay I did it please don't kill me" "wat"

[@milkcarton8500]

“I loved you, like a daughter!” - Viktor

[@julianprasaja2227]

So a Vampire Lord, a Deep-Sea Boogeyman, a Kryptonian General, a Secret Agent, and a Belgian Sleuth conspired against Hitler?

[@HalfLifeExpert1]

Hitler survived so many close calls with assassinations it's astounding. Part of it was just genuine luck (Like with this bomb and the July 20th attempt), but it was also due to a tendency of Hitler to rush through his schedule and leave places early or cancel them at the last minute for any number of reasons.

[@NangDoofer]

I imagine having so many assassinations attempts made on you would make you paranoid like that.

[@bravos2709]

Personally i believe God save him on purpose, to let him see how everything he created fall, to make him feel like rat in heated metal cage ...

[@derikistheman8698]

​@@bravos2709 In the end hitler took out hitler

[@NunyaBizznaz]

@@bravos2709 would this be the same "God" that sits there and does nothing while priests diddle the altar boys?

[@bravos2709]

@@NunyaBizznaz lol

[@fratta21]

Kenneth Branagh plays Treschkow /Heydrich so good, great actor.

[@ralphp224]

Didn’t he also play the British Navy Officer in Dunkirk?

[@TheNorgthas]

Ralph Gabriel Chua He did.

[@marcdonato9322]

He was simply brilliant as Reinhard Heydrich in Conspiracy...

[@robbiewhite323]

1:29 When my wife asks me if I’d rather stay home than go play golf.

[@mcmc2386]

Lol

[@jonasfischer9510]

Hahaha

[@Iason29]

You must be pretty lucky in life to have a wife and have the time to play golf lol, i wouldnt complain

[@youssefelbouty]

His look to the window is priceless...

[@James-qn3wi]

Haunting fact, the bomb was designed to be dropped, so when he slammed it on the table, it would've detonated, but it didn't.

[@pete7433]

I would not say it was a drop to ignite a bomb

[@James-qn3wi]

Pete PJ No, I mean like literally drop/slam it on the table. I don't know why, drunk people does it at parties all the time.

[@brandondaniels9471]

Cinema Sins: _Roll Credits! DING!!!_

[@AK_-xn1fm]

Is it bad that I think that Wehrmacht uniforms are cool?

[@chrisvandermerwe8154]

I think that it is the general consensus. They wore the best. The allies got to wear cheap garbage.

[@jdrancho1864]

There is a looong list of British and American actors who put on a German uniform, and yes, they look smashing in them.

[@u.h.forum.]

lee yi xian yeah, like the shitty 5 shot kar 98

[@u.h.forum.]

lee yi xian the British had the 10 shot lee Enfield, the Americans the 8 shot semi auto garand. The Italians were better equipped, with a. 6 shot rifle.

[@u.h.forum.]

lee yi xian the Allies had 10 shot action rifles, sub machine guns, semi auto rifles, and lmgs, they didn’t really need to use machine guns on a large scale.

[@demam41]

I don’t understand why Brandt didn’t open the box and see for himself rather than just having suspicions about it? It was in his possession he could’ve just opened it

[@Deathkill06]

He knew it was a bomb, I think the subtext of the scene is that he really didn't want to get involved.

[@mikecal3065]

I hate how TV and movies do this all the time. They are having a secret conversation about why the bomb did not explode ... as they walk down a busy hallway. WTF?

[@Iason29]

screen writers today lack finesse, if not more

[@1987AnimeBoy]

They never mentioned the word "bomb", and they were careful on their choice of words.

[@msxmurda2385]

“Do they suspect us?” “Well...We’re not speaking German, you idiot!”

[@knutritter461]

I think most people commenting here have not realized that Lieutenant-Colonel Brandt knows about the bomb without being involved into the plot. And he had been in that plane, too. Greetings from Germany. 😉

[@michaelwhittaker5432]

EXACTLY ! But the Colonel is not sure how much the senior officer is involved when he asks should we open it and share a drink ? if the other guy had said yes then he could not have known there was a bomb inside by saying no he was confirming he new the contents ,also people miss the significance of the pistol on the desk and all the other officers ` back up` in the anti room in case they are needed

[@Argumemnon]

@@michaelwhittaker5432 Or it's all interpretation and he didn't know. Brandt seemed to be a loyalist so he'd have no reason to look the other way.

[@zymethamp6596]

Tresckow was sent into the eastern front soon after

[@daggerone7436]

I find it weird that he is talking to a general, his superior, like that.

[@MrHotguy034]

The Colonel def suspected something, but he was out ranked i guess he didnt want to push it

[@scribeasriel2857]

Brandt knew exactly what it was

[@greatwhite44u69]

That makes his casual return of the device even more ballsy... like do better next time General.

[@ge2623]

Then why did he take it onto a plane he was flying in?

[@scribeasriel2857]

@@ge2623 He only knew after Branaugh wanted it back. Then he knew it was likely a bomb.

[@silenig]

I always thought that one of the reasons Branagh played Tresckow was that the previous time he wore a WWII German uniform was in Conspiracy, a 2001 HBO movie about the Wannsee Conference, where he played Heydrich. Yes, for some reason the Germans always had the best looking military uniforms in the 20th century, even the post-war officers of the Bundeswehr.

[@marcdonato9322]

Branagh and Colin Firth were absolutely beasts of actors in that film...

[@shanealan2168]

Hugo boss designed uniforms for Germany

[@cgh7337]

Well, when you have Hugo Boss in your employ.

[@juliandacosta6841]

​@@shanealan2168hugo boss only made the uniforms, they didn't design them

[@shanealan2168]

@@juliandacosta6841 are you sure?

[@LeBator]

WHY is the speech so soft but the sound effects and the ending music SO LOUD?

[@soldierski1669]

Always wondered if the other guy knew what was in the box..

[@heristyono4755]

These generals had balls

[@maxe3110]

Sator really went a little hard with the time travel didn’t he

[@TheCurlsCrazy]

Badass Tresckow

[@absolutfreeman1033]

When The High Rank officer screwed by Medium Rank Officer xD

[@aikonoklas]

brandt was a rank lower than trecskow. trecskow put brandt in his place at the end of the clip by reminding him of the no drink rule and therefore making sure brandt realise who he's talking to.

[@maonyksmohc9574]

colonel is hardly a medium rank

[@aerohk]

He knew. He just decided not to blow his cover.

[@Mandy-vn7rl]

I see General Friedrich Olbricht, but in reality I see Billy Mack, an ex-heroine addict rock star trying to make his comeback in “Love Actually.” Nice one Bill 😎

[@jchea1764]

Is that?..... Gilderoy Lockhart?😅😄😅 And / or Beckett Cutler? 😅😄😅 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@roelmd8907]

Or Hercule Poirot and Jim 'Miami' Beach? 😁

[@YEEEEBoai]

Imagine if Hans Landa was here...THATS A B I N G O.

[@katie7914]

I got hella confused at first cos I was like wait a minute why are the germans not speaking german 😂

[@dragons123ism]

There are some well-written scenes in this movie

[@wererer]

How can a guy like that question the general and get away with it?

[@abhishekgourav6144]

All that he needed to say was "Obliviate"

[@skillethead6968]

That liquor must have been too die for. It must have been da bomb of the party.

[@eliudcastro419]

I think german officer uniforms were the best at the times

[@HeIsAnAli]

You walked right into this one: they’re the BEST IN THE WORLD!

[@grahamyoung5356]

@1:02 Hannibal's stag had longer horns back in these days, it seems.

[@JeanBaptisteEmanuelZorg]

_You would be surprised._ 😀 marvelous answer

[@brandondaniels9471]

He needs his own Netflix spinoff 🤗 😂

[@Papashaft]

Should have given the guy a compass for a trade

[@fastair8546]

he knows, he even picked up the brief case in the meeting when it fall over as to make sure the blast would be most affective

[@hugostiglitz1816]

He didn't knew. In real life Brandt placed it on the other side because it was in the way of his leg. If he knew it he would have run out with it. It deadly wounded him. He died 3 days later.

[@fastair8546]

@Angry Combat Wombat some people will die for a cause you know, ever heard of a suicide bomber? Whether its true or not, this film implied he knew, did you even watch the film?

[@PcGamerify]

the outro is deafening. Why make the audio for the actual clip so quiet and then the outro is so loud

[@starzfootballleage2574]

Lord Becketts great grandson

[@alexlun4464]

I just read all the assassination attempts made towards Hitler on wikipedia and from all of them this was the best at showing how stupidly lucky Hitler was.

[@dajinsta]

General Olbright should have just made Hitler disappear, he's the Chief Inspector.

[@edm2543]

“It’s just good business”

[@geraldahlstrom]

Creepy voice from Col. Brant, he know and also the staff in the room outside.

[@thems151]

Yeah staff outside room was because a general was visiting a colonel and his staff so they were uptight

[@Dremeli]

Very tense moment in the movie.

[@user-dd8vo7or2d]

So this is what professor lockhart was doing before he decided to teach at hogwarts

[@Creed12able1]

That guy just wanna have a drink, how bad could it be to open it?

[@nfaizi3607]

Killin' Natzis! (Lieutenant Aldo's accent).

[@alexbailey3962]

Their soldiers were superbly dressed

[@vinceb8041]

Make sure you handle the Plutonium better than that.

[@stripemcr5722]

they could possibly know what was really inside of the box and this way they just wanted to see his reaction.The guy could be already tailed day and night just to find out on other `` traitors `` in his group.

[@julianprasaja2227]

Should have checked Trechkow's Twitter.

[@joecook5689]

Colonel brant. I took you for another sort.

[@justinian-the-great]

Alternative scene: Gestapo arrests Treskow and Olbricht as soon as they enter the office. *Roll credits!*

[@Iason29]

Gestapo wouldnt do that because he's a general. If they showed to every single person who worked in the High command building that even a general is against Hitler it would send a very bad message. Most likely they would find the right place and time. And the higher your rank who knows, maybe instead of getting shot you might get an arranged "heart attack".

[@pbxn-3rdx-85percent]

Those light fixtures in the big hall, are those fluorescent tubes?

[@dylanfry7978]

Well every other nation had dress clothes too. Not like you necessarily wear that in battle. Marines have their dress blues which are beautiful IMO. As well as every other branch having their “dress” uniforms. Even back in WW2.

[@CHANGSIRIWAT5843]

CREDITS: TM & © MGM (2008) Cast: Kenneth Branagh, Tom Hollander, Bill Nighy Screenwriter: Christopher McQuarrie, Nathan Alexander Director: Bryan Singer

[@ryanh4775]

Okay was I the only one to whom after I saw this movie, simply went around trying to set people up to take a drink while on the job only to rebuke them when they said yes to it? Don't do that in a weld shop or construction site because they will take a couple drinks. 😆

[@TheNorgthas]

Why are there always so many stupid people shouting out Hugo Boss made when seeing Wehrmacht heer uniforms? It is a traditional style Prussian uniform and has been existed since the Deutsches Kaiserreich, the second empire. Besides, many companies participated in military uniform producing not just Hugo Boss in Third Reich. And even the Hugo Boss designed SS uniform is a hearsay. They produced them but not "made"(more accurately, designed).

[@Neohack100]

this is just a proof that you should never trust a man who refuses to drink with you!

[@rthelionheart]

Too bad it doesn't go off at 01:18

[@RealD8]

1:19 DUDE!!!

[@BrianBattles]

Why bother uploading these with the audio so quiet you can't hear anything?

[@BrianBattles]

All it does it make it even quieter...that is the problem

[@mcbrians.8508]

Brian Battles.. You look like joshamee gibbs.. with all kidding aside.. You are in this movie also! As Karl Goerdeler. lol

[@thedrunkenprof4764]

If they are willing to sacrifice their life, someone should have stayed until the bomb explode

[@kodiak64]

Audio volume is painfully low on this, until the hateful, deafening jingle at the end.

[@sniffableandirresistble]

Cool scene!! Maybe I'll actually watch this movie one day ... lol 🤣

[@robertmorris8997]

I think it was very well done.

[@timesnewlogan2032]

Huh... so Gilderoy Lockheart was actually German?

[@1badjesus401]

QUESTION???? FULL DISCLOSURE didn't see full film so if my ? answered prior/later my apologies. I know much about failed plot (read & documentaries) but this scene eludes me... I know there's a malfunctioned bombGeneral must retrieve ..however was the Col. NOT referrin to "whiskey" but making a PASS at General askin if "he's thirsty from traveling all this way ?" it'd explain departing remarks re: "mistakin one another".. I think the colonel assumed incorrectly the General wanted to be more than "just friends" with him lol. Just curious if I read that correctly .. Thanks In Advance.

[@user-wg6ik1wi6s]

So wait, does the colonel Know? or not?

[@andrelaboy2002]

Most officers in the army knew and wanted hitler dead. They just couldnt show it.

[@edmundnschrag]

I get the sense that only KB could have pulled that off.

[@avycn7563]

Please subtitle indonesia

[@JohanLGT]

Lockhart once again showing why he isn't trustable

[@adamt4051]

There was no Colonel Steve that's why Brandt called Treshco and I believe he knew what's inside but let him go.

[@jayjackson404]

perhaps we should open it? i beg your pardon!?!?!

[@Amin-lj5db]

Why Is He so sus?

[@coolremix100]

Cuando te das cuenta que en esta escena aparece el verdadero nieto (de la vida real) de von staufemberg

[@blazerocker1734]

Great scene but audio is too quiet everywhere but where it needs to be.

[@vineetkaddu1214]

What a cool movie! Could someone please explain to me why the colonel doesn't try to expose the general? I don't get his reasoning for letting him go.

[@NikoChristianWallenberg]

He didn't know there was a bomb inside the liquor bottle case - he thought it was just liquor.

[@vineetkaddu1214]

@@NikoChristianWallenberg Well, he did seem to be suspicious of the general's behaviour, and I do think that he probably knew that there was something in the bottle the general wanted to keep a secret.

[@vonVince]

@@vineetkaddu1214 he just wanted to drink the liquor because it is very expensive, he didn't know there was a bomb.

[@cgh7337]

@@vonVince Or b/c he was a drunk.

[@bag3lmonst3r72]

In real life Col Brandt was none the wiser; when he returned the bomb he didn't suspect a thing. I do agree though that this portrayal makes him look reasonably suspicious, but that's probably just for dramatic effect.

[@veldrensavoth7119]

Hans would have told him to destroy it since the fuhrer dosent drink 😭😭 prolly would have asked him to shoot it 😂😂

[@gmnotyet]

1:17 Slams the bomb on his desk.

[@ds1868]

Hate the presentation of these movie clips. Outro far too loud!

[@f.b.i.1957]

I want those uniforms

[@HateTheIRS]

K

[@rlm2933]

I want to wear it

[@KaraManiya]

Does anyone know what the colonel meant with 'I took you for a non-sort, general'?

[@chelseagirl924]

I took you for "another sort" insinuating he thought Tresckow might 'break rules' i.e. drink while on duty.

[@Rowrin]

The general flipped his role from being on the defensive to taking the initiative in the conversation. Instead of trying to hide his reasoning for retrieving the liquor, he in a way threatens the colonel by asking how he thought Hitler might react to his officers drinking on duty. This puts fear in the colonel, and he basically is apologizing when he said, "I took you for another sort, general." Basically, "My bad, I thought you were more lenient in adhering to the rules." When the general responds with, "And I you." He's basically just continuing his 'role' as if to say, "I thought you were a respectable officer / one who wouldn't openly flaunt breaking regulations." Of course it all being an act to distract the colonel and stop the discussion about the liquor/bomb and get out of there as soon as possible.

[@KaraManiya]

@@Rowrin thanks the scene makes much more sense now

[@huycoooo6511]

So..does he know ?

[@jackcracker31]

Half the German army was trying to kill hitler. They failed time and time and time again. As scary and boogyman as they are on screen, national socialist are all a bunch of meth addicted nerds and german people were unable to stop said nerds WW2 happened because a bunch of goofy nerds took over and nobody cared.

[@AtticTapes14]

GOOD THEY SPOKE ENGLISH! NO READING SUBTITLES!