when the doom music kicks in, but you are in finland 

I got chills when he said "Where are you going"

"if you know how to sing hum quietly, that keeps your mind at ease." Please disassociate quietly while I handle the situation.

This is gold, I love when you think he's dead and the music just cuts, then "Where are you going?" 👌

"Don't fight Finland in the winter time" "But it's Finland, it's always winter" "Did you not just hear what I said?"

He was instructed to hum quietly to keep himself sane, but he chose to hum the soundtrack to Doom. Ammo supplier guy is OP.

We don't even see this side of Rokka for awhile. He's just a particularly old, experienced soldier with good sense and intuition. Yet there's that absolute beast inside of him.

When a finnish soldier yell's "perkele" at you, you know you got to run and hope he's not on ski's.

"Think of crazy things... this keeps you sane" Chilling AND True...

“If they have sinned any, please forgive them, old man of heaven, but hurry, they’ll start coming now.” Best line in all or cinema

I rarely like the "when the doom music kicks in" videos, but I keep clicking on them because the concept sounds good. One of them is going to be worth it one of these days, right? Today is the day. This was perfect.

When someone first explained the biathlon sporting event to me, I was a teenager. The person explained that the Finns had perfected the sport during the Russian-Finnish winter war.

There is no one more badass than a man who has lived long in a career where men die young.

That's so badass. Before he gets hit, he fires in shorter, controlled bursts. After he's hit, a demon comes out, and he starts spraying.

"If they have sinned any, Please forgive them old man of heaven....But hurry...They'll start coming now" Holy shit if that's not the most metal statement ever said.

A Soviet army is walking through a Finnish field in 1939 during the winter war. Suddenly a voice yells at the other side of a hill. The voice says: "one Finnish soldier is equal to ten soviets" The soviet commander sends ten soldiers to the hill. They hear gunfire, then silence. Soon the same voice yells again: "One Finnish soldier is equal to a hundred soviets!" Angry soviet commander sends a hundred soldiers to the hill. They hear gunfire and screams followed by a longer silence. Soon again the same voice yells: "One Finnish soldier is equal to a thousand soviets!" Now furious, the soviet commander sends a thousand soldiers and a tank to the hill. They hear even more gunfire and explosions. Then silence. One heavily wounded soviet soldiers crawls from the hill and yells: "Commander! Don't send any more troops, its a trap! There's two of them!"

man was literally too angry to give a fuck about a flesh wound that almost got him. marching at dead of night with no viable cover in sight and no suitable camo sure is a bad idea

My grandfather fought the Russians in both the Winter War and the Continuation War. He served as a scout. I remember one story where he said he killed two Russians, who were carrying a big pot of stew, with one shot then took the stew back to camp and was welcomed as a hero. The Finns had to make do with what they had.

Ihan vitun kova video ! :D Since a lot of people are asking about this background, I can tell you what this scene is based on. As one commenter wrote earlier, Antti Rokka's character exemplifies to corporal Viljam pylkkäs who killed almost a whole company of Russian soldiers at that moment. The scene talks about 50 soldiers, but according to the information Viljam actually shot 83 Russian soldiers who were already very close and as soon as the shooting started all the soldiers were attacking furiously and Viljam emptied 17 magazines and fired 680 shots during the shooting. And indeed he used only and only the Finnish assault rifle kp/-31. He was also hit during a shooting that left a lifelong scar and in fact the kp even overheated and jammed during the battle but by then the soldiers had already started to retreat. Viljam was awarded the Fourth Class Cross of Freedom with swords for this battle and when the German officers heard about the battle, they also rewarded him with an Iron Cross. Viljam was a very direct soldier who didn't listen to unnecessary orders. As an example of the case, a neighbouring company commander had come to visit one day and he asked to Viljam why he did not bring honour to the commander which he replied "I have not come here to do honour. I have come to kill". The Winter War has been an incredibly sick time that not many people can think about. When I was in the army I saw for myself what it was like to go 5 days without sleep and I had hallucination in my bunker in the night watch although nothing even happened because the weather conditions are absolutely awful. These soldiers were there for months without sleep and in unimaginable paranoia because you never knew when the soldiers were going to come and many soldiers were traumatised for life by what happened, My great-grandfather also fought in the war and survived it after a bullet pierced his stomach so that he was holding his internal organs in his hands and was hospitalised for the rest of the war and I heard stories of him having nightmares at night and beating on the walls with a wooden stick and everything in front of him and shouting "fucking Russians! And you can still see these post-war traits in the Finnish people today because those traumas have stayed on the surface through the generations. I am a Finn and proud of it. 🇫🇮

"When asked how it felt to take a human life, he answered "I would not know, for I have only killed Communists." *sakkijarven polka intensifies*

Legend has it, when the war was over, he would scream at his friends like that if they tried to leave the bar.

I love how Tupsu cut the music when the kid that was loading the magazines thought he died but then reinserts the music back in when he wakes up bad ass!! 🔥

I love how they had him using a real Soumi. Really nice piece of ordinance right there. 71 round mags, smooth shooting, high rate of fire....accurate and reliable.

Doom slayer: Cool tricks! let me show mine Also doom slayer: *crucible intensifies*

son: dad did you get PTSD from the war dad: haha I was the PTSD *doom music*

"You can't just shoot a hole in the surface of Mars!" "Perkele!"

saw this 4 days ago, the views are growing fast, im just gonna leave a comment to show my support!

i have seen some crazy shit myself, but when he said "where are you going ?" right after getting shot, that sent chills down my spine as well as some warmth to my heart.

when snow country starts speaking Finnish, you know you're actually "Finnished"

I hear they're gonna remake this war this year.

Russians: we have more men, tanks and artilerry. Finns: we have, snow and perkele

That was a badass speech before doom kicked in

This is the best war movie I've ever seen. I've watched all the great war movies but this one takes the top in my mind. The storytelling, the characters and the realism is out of this world

Mess with the PERK, get the ELE.

Soviet Soldiers: WHY DO I HEAR BOSS MUSIC?!

3:25 lines up with the song so well

think of something to keep your mind at ease me: *levan polka intensifies*

This is like me in Battlefield. But I am one of the Russians.

Consider a military actually learning from the mistakes and successes of ANOTHER military instead of doing the same shit over and over. Did soviet strategy of throwing meat into a grinder ever really change or did they just keep doing it until it seemed like it had actually worked? Seriously though, Much respect Finland.

Me and the boys playing neft be like:

Next time Dmitry Medvedev starts talking about dire consequences for Finland joining NATO, just send him this clip.

"Ketjun", ei ketun. Nicely done, one of my favorite scenes both in the book and in the movie(s).

combined with his calm dialogue that was such a good build up!

"Then will come his grim reaper...So I have decided his fate...And after him, everyone else will get the same fate" This is most unbelievably cold thing I have every heard someone say.

This applies to Russia now.

Honestly music fits in perfectly. it feels like it is a part of a movie

Vladimir Putin disliked this 757 times.

Somehow I forget that the Finns had other weapons than sniper rifles...

Russia : let us invade a foreign country Finland : _resists_ Russia : hey - that's now allowed!!

The hills have fins

After watching this, I purchased the movie this comes from, "The Unknown Soldier", which is available on RU-vid Movies. Worth every thousandth of a penny. Great camera work. Civvies who have played paintball can understand these angles. Tulta munille!

I really liked this particular movie, I've seen the longer version and so I immediatelly knew, what this vid would be featuring.

Short. Controlled. Bursts. Few things in this world are quite as satisfying.

*the agression has escalated*

I kinda expected Simo Häyhä but still cool af

That prayer has to be among the most badass things I've ever heard. I know this is just a movie, but Simo was truly a warrior.

Russians made a number of nations famous for their stubborn resistance against the overwhelming russian / soviet forces. Afghans, Finish people, and just recently Ukranians.

When the game expects you to be a sniper, but you took a machine gun...

The cold blood words of a veteran soldier like Antti makes this scene even more impressive.

As someonenwho plans on moving to finland in the near future, i will be using this video as a How to guide for my stay there.

Russia: *Sends photos of tanks going to the Finnish borders* Finland: *Sends back photos of tractors going to the Russian borders*

the unknown soldier has to be one of my favorite movies, Rokka is such a badass for staying so calm even when ambushing a whole platoon.

all i can understand is perkele, but it'se enough to understand 99% of what finns says everyday.

When you realize Finland is full of badasses to take on what they did but also had every factor playing their favor.

Finland is like a quiet guy in the classroom. Silent, peaceful but when it comes to party...

If they ever made a black ops film, The guy playing as Rokka, would make an excellent Victor Reznov.

After joining his buddy and ally of WW2, Hitler, in the invasion of Poland, comrade Stalin turned his eyes toward Finland, expecting an easy land grab. Like the murderous bully, oh boy, he was so wrong...

Like the fable tells, don't cross the Finnish line with unforgiven sins.

I believe it. I'm pretty sure the Finnish don't actually have pain receptors.

Man, the "My Summer Car" prequel sure is intense.

They say the snow speaks Finnish, the trees speak Vietnamese, and the rooftops speak Korean.

Who else puts themselves in his place and vibes to it

hoping Ukraine will be win like Finland, respect for Finland and Ukraine

I did not expect that. God have mercy on anyone who dares to walk into Finland with hostile intentions, because the finns sure won't.

The pause and resumption of the music is the most unintentionally funny thing I've seen all day.

Shooting is hard. Filling drum magazines in the freezing cold isn't much easier.

Damn... White Death, the Soldier of 3 Armies, this guy... Finland really knows how to make Odin proud.

I love how canonically, he does this only because he wants his leave

I mean I wouldn't ever want to disappoint Rokka's Antti.

This is what we will do if Russia tries to attack Finland again. Greetings from an old Finnish Marines Sergeant.

The scary part is...This is winter, when Russians are at thier strongest. And the Finish just finished them....

Someone show Putin this when he threatens Finland again. Hyvä Suomi!

This is why so many metal bands come from Finland. They're a race of stone cold badasses.

Tactics like that probably would get you drone struck nowadays.

Doom Music kicks the algorithm and here we go again and again and.........

Here before this blows up

When the trees speak Finnish before they finish you off.

Having read a bit on this, and looking back even the vikings took pause when dealing with the Finns.....that should have been a clue.

The only thing they fear is you... and your molotovs... mainly your molotovs

Watching the video: "I knew it! I totally knew that was going to happen! It was way too likely it would happen and he got nailed right in the fa- ಠ_ಠ ....that guy is fucking terrifying."

Its a well known fact that DooM music ceases every kind of recoil from every kind of fire arm

3:44 “Did you die?” “Sadly yes… BUT I LIVED”

Ei koskaan unohdettu, isoisä.

24/02.22 again soon

When the apocalypse comes I'll have the doom music playing on a loud speaker. As I blast zombies.

The fact he prayed for them before blasting was the coldest shit he could have done in that moment.

3:45 that moment was perfect

As a military historian, I can only imagine how many Ukrainian Fighters are acting this way now 82 years later...........

This beauty brings tears to my eyes, may god bless OUR collective regime, right comrades.

That is my father right there 'think of crazy stuff' before he opens up with his Konne pistoli. Asseri Johannes Kauppi ,Finnish Soldier,1920-2012

3:39 Soviet soldier that head shot Rokka: did that kill him Other Soviet soldier: no that made him angry