best war movie ever and thats coming from an australian. very realistic look at the afghan crisis through the eyes of the soviet soldier i love it 2 thumbs up and soundtrack is incredible
This was a painful, beautiful movie. The soundtrack expresses it completely. I watched it in Russian, trying to brush up on my forgotten language. Yes, it is brilliant.
@@nasnisto2465 So true haha this movie is one of the most beautiful movies I've seen, the movie shows a lot more humanity in those soldiers than others, it shows that trying to be a hero will only get you killed. I have many friends that suffer some sort of post trauma from wars they've been in and it's no joke, movies like this really do spark all those traumatic emotions and it's sad and I hope the best for them because they've seen shit most of us will never see and we should be thankful for them doing it for us.
Of course Hollywood is biased. It's job is to do propaganda. Russians/Germans/Japanese/Vietnamese are always the bad guys. Americans always heroes. Brotherhood (an even better war movie) was totally ignored by them too, although it's far, far better than that crappy Private Ryan.
i ve seen this movie before 2 years :D and again i m in love with it. 2 years before i whisp this comment :'( the life is so.... faster or we are too slow.
Esta película apeló a algo en mi psique, aunque esté en contra de los totalitarismos y esté consciente de las consecuencias de la planificación centralizada de la economía, me dí cuenta que no me hubiera quedado de otra que servir a la ejército soviético con orgullo. Defender el internacionalismo socialista y la amistad de la clase obrera y trabajadora de todo el mundo.
The instrumentation and melodies of this movie’s soundtrack are amazing. Is there a genre of Russian music that sounds like this? If so I would like to hear more of it
This is inspired by the Japanese, check out Joe Hisaishi any work where he collaborated with Beat Takeshi. But especially true for Silent Love from "A scene at the sea"
@@jay1jayf def got the japanese vibe from the chords/chord progression. guy who did the music for this movie told a story through music that the writers/director couldn't imo
Ребята в не понимаете,у меня Дядя в 9 роте служил,он там на высоте стоял рядом с Мельниковым они друзьями были и он рассказывал то что было,как духи их со всех флангов выжимали.Это ужасно;это страшно..
Diese Film ist wirklich besonders schön, aber nicht zusammen mit dem Realität...Nicht alle Soldaten sind gestorben, aber nur eine! Ich habe gesehen Dokumental Programm für diese Film!
Более забавно то что эту музыку написал дагестанский композитор у которого украл ее грузинский сокурсник. А белых журавлей вообще Расул Гамзатов написал
It 's Good but There was a Mi 24 P in the End which was found in 1989,where the soviets werent in Afghanistan.(You Can see the double barreled cannon(30 MM GshK)
That was less eyebarring than the other modern equipment they used during the film,like the T64BV with era block on,that entered service en mass around 1985,also soviets never took it to Aghanistan officially only T55s,62s.Also they were a little bit too much AK-74s in the movie,everyone and their mother had them.
Music is awesome! That said, the movie was very good. But being based on actual events is a bit far fetched. How? The real 9th company wasn't destroyed! It suffered four or five causulties. Stayed in radio contact, and the soviet helis showed up 10 minutes into the fire fight. Rating this movie? On par with Hurt Locker, just below Stop Loss, and above Stripes. Kinda like the Soviet Union's version of Platoon.
