D-Day from the Axis Perspective 

If only the bombers on DDay had been remotely this accurate, it would have made a huge difference. Most of the bombs just landed inland or harmlessly in the channel.

This is a fantasy D-Day

I was surprised I didn’t see Godzilla come up to lend support

Japanese German soldiers shooting a 1200 round per minute mg42 that sounds like an m60. Amazing attention to detail

These guys have more plot armor than a Panzerkampfwagen VIII Maus.

German soldiers of that time and location have testified that both the aerial bombardments and the shelling from the allied navy, completely missed the german positions. That was the reason there were so many allied casualties when the amphibious landings took place.

If you are confused this is a movie called My Way which was released in Korea about one Korean and one Japanese fighting for japan soviets and Germans and this is one small battle scene

The absolute worst depiction of D-Day ever.

On D-Day, the Allied bombers dropped their bombs far behind the German positions, and the naval artillery also covered the coast too far back so that most of the Atlantic Wall was intact when the landings took place. This is Hollywood cinema again (even if the effects are well done).

It would REALLY be nice if the director of this movie actually read anything about DDay. The only bombers that actually released their bombs over the beach were light bombers. The heavy's dropped them miles in land. Secondly no fighters strafed the beach. They did get who was fight who right.

I know it's not historically accurate, but the battle scene was really heart pounding.

2:38 actors just literally standing there hahaha

Accurate or not, all men in the battle whether axis or allies they all had one thing in common, they feared for their lives each battle. This is really heart pounding

This is as historically accurate as a war thunder battle

Perfect Example Of “The Cameraman Never Dies”

Seeing some of those bunker designs as well as the literal STAIRS leading up the cliffs is making me hurt inside.

Imagine dodging all the flak just to get beamed by a kar 98k

Can you imagine this horror taking place more than 12 hours non stop

200% accuracy. After the defeat all the German troops committed seppuku

It might not be very accurate, but it's nice seeing the battle from the Axis perspective

"pulling the pin out of the grenade with your teeth, that's just pure hollywood mythology"

I saw an interview with German vets from that battle and they said they were scared to death because they saw all the US forces as far as the eye can see and US soldiers just kept coming, and coming, and coming. They knew there was no way they could take on all of those US soldiers.

I can't imagine being caught in the middle of all of that. World War 2 was tough, but imagine a WWIII using nuclear weapons.... Those bombs falling on them like that had to be the most terrifying thing in the world.

This is what could of happened if D-Day actually went 100% according to plan.

Impressed that they managed to get enough uniforms and guns for both sides

Purely from a military perspective it would’ve been interesting to see the effect if the Panzer reserves were released when They asked for them rather than Hitler being asleep and they didn’t want to wake him.

The TF2 Sentry beeping was truly a great attention to detail!

If you're not looking for accuracy but just plain old death and destruction then this one's for you.

Fun scene! Besides the bombers IRL almost entirely overshooting due to FF concerns… I don’t understand wtf sounds they chose for the mg42’s. Sounds like something between a vickers and an M-60

If the allies had that much firepower hitting the defenses those beaches wouldn’t have been so popular.

It amazes me how brave those 18 to 20 something men were who stormed those beaches. The world owes to much to them.

🤔...an American film, with Spanish actors, in German uniforms, speaking Japanese...& they say the 'War' was truly an international alliance...😅😂🤣

It's supposed to be a cloudy sky isn't it? Most bombers missed their target

Imagine surviving the Battle of Stalingrad against the Russians, losing all you friends then asking and getting a transfer to some random French beach in Normandy And then seeing the battle ships Texas and Arkansas off in the distance😂

Germany a small country faced war for 6 years.......Hats off!!!!

Absolutely love “My Way.”😎👍🏽💯

We never think about the axis powers, their leaders started this rip to the axis Soldiers and the thing they followed about you not being able to retreat is cruel

I love how movies always show the German MG34 and Mg42 can just fire endless rounds on full tilt.. Most of the time they would have done a quick burst or if they went full throttle they’d change the barrel out after probably maximum 250 rounds.. they even had a barrel heat glove the gunners carried around… and to top that off they carried around 50 round belts..

This movie is called "My Way." The fact that D-Day is happening is about the only historically accurate part of this scene. Sure, the in-your-face destruction is done well, and there were in fact soldiers in the Wermacht from Japan, but almost nothing else shown here is close to accurate.

5:40 me, pretending to study infront of father, and plan to go to computer room to play game when father go to work, but he locked computer room.

Well, I know this is probably the wrong channel to say that but: Actually, German troops in Omaha beach was smaller than expected. Historical filming shows how little resistance was found as Hitler's army was focusing efforts on eastern front during that time against soviets. Outnumbered after suffering heavy losses in Kursk and Stalingrad, Hitler was forced to retreat the war efforts after D-Day to Berlin. Which just prove that point of a heavily holywoodian view on that "alliance" where only soviets put 34 MILION solders against 14 million from US and UK COMBINED...

My uncle was with the Seconf Ranger Battalion on D Day. Medic. 2 Putple Hearts. Never talled m u ch about it. My son was with the Second for 6 years. Medically retired. He heard about his uncles explpits. Hard act to follow. Gotta have some balls to climb those cliffs without a gun and service both sides with medical attention under fire. Balls!!!!!!!

This movie is not about a Japanese German soldier. It is the story of a Korean guy who was forced to serve in the Japanese army. It is a movie that criticizes being forced to die for nothing on the battlefield by warmongers. If you want a historical war movie, you can watch "Saving Private Ryan." Every movie is fiction, even if it is based on a real story. Shouldn't the audience focus on what the producer wants to say?

It's not d-day from axis perspective, it's d-day from anime creator perspective😂😅

Asian tourists: "Europe must be so romantic with all the castles and stuff" Europe:

I liked it for its action but I don’t know if it was accurate but very well made

The brutality of war and human nature never changes the level of sheer carnage of battle its like looking into a meat blender

Idk what’s scarier. Having to run to a bunch of guns or watching a lot of men run at you with scary guns

Can't even imagine what both sides went through..

It may not be true to history but i gotta say, i do love this Chinese film when i was younger

Well...attleast best non-animated anime i have seen in a while 😂

Brilliant reading the comments every person seems to have been at this battle 😂😂😂😂

You realize both sides were terrified and fighting for their lives war is hell

.50cal sounds from the MG42, noice

6:39 MG42 got the same fire rate and sound as the cal.30.... very interesting.

The only movie in Japanese that I’d ever recommend anyone to watch

At first I thought it was super cool that they had Sally B, then I realised every B-17 was Sally B xd

Well this is a Korean movie, I've watched this already. And since Korea is part of the imperial japan before, Korean conscription is possible. It's part of Japan's national mobilization law in WW2.

Brits and Canadians were fighting most of the elite heavy SS Panzer divisions around Caen and beyond. 180 British troops landed on Omaha Beach and also 8 British advisors accompanied the US Rangers at Point Du Hoc.

Pov of what to do during a bombing, run like an idiot and nothing will happen to you😂

I like 5:18 , where the MG-42 just decides to stop making MG-42 sounds and turns into an M60.

Wow actual footage of the battle amazingly accurate

Filme My Way. A história, verídica, de um coreano que lutou em 3 exércitos na SGM: Japão, União Soviética e Alemanha! Muitas bom o filme... recomendo!

The director of this movie probably didn't pay enough attention in history class

I love how people in movies always do the chest wiggle dance when they get shot by machine guns

Super soldados , son capaces de soportar bombardeos , de aviones y barcos y seguir luchando . Soldados dignos de admiración 🪖

You realize that if the enemy can send tons of Boston Kreme across the ocean while your much nearer command starves your side, you've lost the war

Cameramans are legit gods.

The Allies wanted it to be that way, but it wasn't. Not much truth in this movie

You think that's bad then wait till Lord Lovat's Highlanders land on that bloody beach. Then you've got fucking trouble.

Why didn't the US bombers fly parallel with the coast rather than perpendicular? Wouldn't this increase the chances of actually hitting their targets? Were any dive bombers (like the SBD Dauntless) actual used once the invasion started? Just a few direct hits on the beach defenses would have made a huge difference. Also why didn't the ships fire "smoke" shells onto the beach just prior to the LCTs reaching it? This would have given the troops a much better chance.

What's the Movie called ?

I feel bad for the axis now

I spent the last half of this video waiting on the fabled German Samurai to ride in and save the day.

Today 80th anniversary of d day landings 6 june 1944 to 6 june 2024

For everyone complaining about inaccuracies, this was Utah not Omaha, utah beach actually had clearer weather so it was actually easy to take

I can't believe the huge budget of this movie I've never heard of

One mistake was all allied planes had invasion stripes on both wings and near the tail. Three black and two white. Excellent movie.

Name of the movie?

names movie pls.

Whoever directed this had never heard of D-Day until the day they shot this scene

I like these movies more than the Hollywood ones because it’s always so dramatic with music and slow motion which ruins its purpose

The single worst depiction of any battle in any movie ever. What the hell did i just watch.

Respect for the german solder. Fighting with machine-gun's against bommers, fighters and ship artillery. As a dessert they get the infantry up on the beach.

Excelente filmagem, bem realista. Mostra a loucura e até onde ela pode chegar.

How public school teaches about dday

Japanese DDay

Not a single dam bomb hit the beach, they had been ordered to delay their drops for fear of hitting allied ships. A whole lot of French farmers had the hell scared out of them way back there. Spoken by a real D-day veteran

Historicly highy inaccurate in many ways, but well made in sense of the general chaos that came with a invasion of that size.

That soldier trying to shoot down the bomber in high altitude 😂

When did Pixar start making war movies?

Ngl foreign war films love to do this "TWO BROTHERS" thing all the time, and ngl I love it

Having to make a movie based on 2 men using Japanese uniforms, to using soviet uniforms, to using german uniforms and some American uniforms is wild

I wasn't sure whether to make a German joke... or a Japanese one. I'll just settle with "Harold and Kumar Go To War".

People often talk about the Allied, but, I'll still say the same for the Axis' situation, still brave men died protecting and defending their sadistic leader's ideology. 80 years ago, Bands of Brothers, thousands and millions of them from different territories, though from different parents, participated in a fight for peace and freedom, not just for one nation, but the entire world in one of world's bloodiest wars, and the turning point completely changed the scope of global perspectives, economy, evolution, development, technological advancement, political and diplomatic framework, entertainment and world beliefs of peace and harmony; thus, the birth of a New World and Order that we lucky people are living with, experiencing with, enjoying with, and taking advantages and granted with. Yes, 80 years ago, them Brothers banded together, became the defenders, the protectors of many generations, embarked on a journey to the dark plains, to afar, to places they've never been too, unfamiliar with, and remotely dangerous, terrains that break the most ordinary of men; 80 years ago, with guts of steel, although afraid of the inevitable that might be the end of them and their lives, the fear of never to see their loved ones forever, that the dark might swallow them all, and chaos breaking lose, and deaths awaiting, but those brave souls became the guardians of every edge of the world, faced whatever that was coming to them without slightest of remorse nor doubt, fought on, pushed on, forward with utter courage and spirit; as Companies of Heroes with nothing but sweat, blood and ever threatening fear and despair in mind, "When will all end? When can I see them again? When will the next Home Coming Be? To smell the essence of love, the aromas of spring and the fresh salty breeze of the Sun and beaches, the beautiful view of sunsets, the tasty loaf of home made pastries and savouries". Questions that never came true to the answers they seek, gone with their breaths, forever.. Only because of their selfless acts, charging towards bullet raining machine gun fires, artillery bombings, enemy bayoneting, fragged fields and horrible stenches of the loss, despite all, they pushed forward, fought on, believed in the future, their next of kins, the generations to come, the wonderful changes the people of the future witness and live by. 80 years ago, hadn't Bands of Brothers sacrificed their lives for the future, there'd be no peace and progress. They closed, shut their eyes tight in pain and sufferings, so that we can keep our eyes open for many more beautiful sights and views waiting for us in many more years to come. Because you gave your lives for us to live with ours, we hope to commemorate and remember your great acts and services, and we want you to know that we are sincerely; eternally grateful for everything. With highest respect, utmost truthfully, Salutes to Companies of Heroes, of Brothers. All in all, no words can express, truly and greatly how great all of you were, our greatest saviors, our heroes; but with the heartiest and utmost gratitude, with Honor - ~THANK YOU .. THANK YOU.. THANK YOU. ~🪖🕊️💐✌🏽🥺

When you're a Corean soldier fighting as German Army's soldier who's trying to stop Americans as you was being captured earlier by the Wehrmacht soliders as you was being recruited as a Soviet soldier when you'd been captured by them as a Japanese soldier as you'd been fighting against them in Japanese Army, being prisoned by them earlier as a Corean soldier.😂

I cant even imagine the bravery of these young men amazing

This video is not accurate. None of the bomb's from the B-17's hit the German fortifications at the beach. They all dropped harmlessly behind the German lines in fields. This is a matter of historical record.

war is brutal, you literally can die any time due to randomness, it is miracle for anyone who have survived.

Sorry but that is NOT the way the MG42 sounds. The "buzzsaw" sound it made terrified ANYONE and EVERYONE that were in front of it. Some people had that as the last thing they heard.