hitler finds out michael jackson is dead

uberdark

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for those of you who speak german put it on mute. this is taken from a movie about hitlers last days. but was given different translations on the bottom.

pretty freakin hilarious.

p.s. i know its too soon... but its too dang funny


http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=5c5_1246490347
 

uberdark

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Originally posted by Dragon Forge Design
Ahahahahahahaha where did you find that..thats to damn funny!

one of my gaming friends sent it to me. blame him. lol. btw just sent you a msg.

you can also find it on youtube.... its got over 400,000 views already.
 

Donga

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That\'s quality!

I\'ve seen a few redone versions of that clip.

It\'s still funny!

BTW: The film is Downfall, a great film!
 

Farin

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mean but funny lol


BTW: The film is Downfall, a great film!

Yep, or \" Der Untergang \" in german. Still haven´t seen it, but on of my mates at college has seen it several times and agrees that it´s probably one of the best german movies of the last years.
 

freakinacage

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very clever.

\"we\'ll all be shitting rainbows\' brilliant!

i have the dvd but haven\'t been in the mood to watch it yet. would be nice to see that scene in context!
 

gothicgeek

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one of the best remixes of this scene yet!

\"burn every fucking mast to the ground!\" was the one that got me

thanks for that :)

Mark
 

Donga

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Originally posted by Farin
mean but funny lol


BTW: The film is Downfall, a great film!

Yep, or \" Der Untergang \" in german. Still haven´t seen it, but on of my mates at college has seen it several times and agrees that it´s probably one of the best german movies of the last years.

It\'s up there with Das Boot (the boat) and Stalingrad (erm, Stalingrad...) as great German war movies.

Why is it I only see German war movies? I\'m sure theres a vibrant and interesting German cinema easily on a par with the UK or France.

They do do good war films though, but then the only Russian films I\'ve seen are war movies...
 

Farin

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It\'s up there with Das Boot (the boat) and Stalingrad (erm, Stalingrad...) as great German war movies. Why is it I only see German war movies? I\'m sure theres a vibrant and interesting German cinema easily on a par with the UK or France. They do do good war films though, but then the only Russian films I\'ve seen are war movies...

well not really - don´t get me wrong, there some good movies and some classics that are worth your time , such as :

Love in thoughts (2002 )

Metropolis (1927)

M ( 1931 ) (haven´t actually seen this one , but seen nothing but good reviews)

Space Patrol Orion
(1962) - actually a tv show , but there´s also a movie version. The Music is great , the tricks are incredible cheap but fun to watch
. It´s a great show for a retro movie night . Plus the General in Charge of the spacce fleet is a hot Babe :D . Oh and an english version exists , hjust not sure how easy it is to obain

Goodbye Lenin - very funny at times , yet moving. gives you a little insight what live can be like, if the nation/system your living in ceases to exist.

the lives of others. Won the Oskar for best foreign´movie. ´nuff said

Lola runs


but that´s it, they might be a few more i forgot to list here, but most german movies are remakes , rip offs of hollywood movies or really bad comedies. Trust me , the last german movie i rented on dvd, was so bad , that i stopped watching after half of it. And no, it wasn´t even an Uwe Boll Movie
 

Hands of blue

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Haven\'t seen many German movies but one I really like is Funny Games by Michael Haneke. Ok, it\'s almost painful to watch but a very effective movie. Not a war movie but a movie about violence.

Btw, that\'s the funniest version of that Hitler scene I\'ve seen so far. :)
 

Donga

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Having read Farins post I\'ve seen more German movies than I thought!

Lola runs, Other peoples lives, Goodbye Lenin and of course Metropolise.

My bad memory...
 

Ritual

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Originally posted by Hands of blue
Haven\'t seen many German movies but one I really like is Funny Games by Michael Haneke. Ok, it\'s almost painful to watch but a very effective movie. Not a war movie but a movie about violence.
Michael Haneke is Austrian (born in Germany, but moved to Austria as a small child). ;)

Werner Herzog has made a lot of really good films, Nosferatu, Aguirre, Fitzcaraldo, etc.

Another great German film maker is Wim Wenders. The American Friend, Wings Of Desire, etc.
 

freakinacage

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Originally posted by Hands of blue
Haven\'t seen many German movies but one I really like is Funny Games by Michael Haneke. Ok, it\'s almost painful to watch but a very effective movie. Not a war movie but a movie about violence.
isn\'t that the one where guys break into a house and kill everyone? at one point one of them looks to the camera, as if you are n on it
 

Donga

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Originally posted by Ritual
Originally posted by Hands of blue
Haven\'t seen many German movies but one I really like is Funny Games by Michael Haneke. Ok, it\'s almost painful to watch but a very effective movie. Not a war movie but a movie about violence.
Michael Haneke is Austrian (born in Germany, but moved to Austria as a small child). ;)

Werner Herzog has made a lot of really good films, Nosferatu, Aguirre, Fitzcaraldo, etc.

Another great German film maker is Wim Wenders. The American Friend, Wings Of Desire, etc.

I wasn\'t a fan of Wings of Desire, German or American version. But I was a big fan of Paris Texas (I know it\'s a US production).

There you go another German film, I\'ve seen Nosferatu too...

My Memory is rubbish.

How far off topic can we go...
 

alextheartist

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This one cracked me up..

the bit about it being on the tip of his tongue,,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f8fbrUjjivw&feature=PlayList&p=8B9FAE7E9B5F050C&index=58
 

Hands of blue

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Originally posted by Ritual
Originally posted by Hands of blue
Haven\'t seen many German movies but one I really like is Funny Games by Michael Haneke. Ok, it\'s almost painful to watch but a very effective movie. Not a war movie but a movie about violence.
Michael Haneke is Austrian (born in Germany, but moved to Austria as a small child). ;)


Sorry, the language must have fooled me. Those Austrians really should invent an own language for themselves if they want any gredit for their work. ;)
 
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