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Have you guys see the movie call "K-19: Widowmaker"? Just wonder if you have seen it.
I thought K-19 was a good movie and the ocean scenes were filmed right here in Manitoba on either Lake Manitoba or Lake Winnepeg. As for the Soviet/Russian language movies I have not seen any. I have seen "Enemy At The Gates" and thought it was good.
Shhh! Donīt mention Enemy at the gates here, it is like performing a River dance in a AP minefield during a cluster bomb attack!
You are right...
I can tell you again, that my opinion towards all the American movies showing Russians is very very skeptic. I hadn't see ANY one showing Russians correctly. In this or that degree every movie contains a standard number of stamps. For me it looks in the best case funny, in the worst - insulting.
Sad to say, modern Russian movies have the same thing. I myself trying not to see modern movies about the war of any origin (except single cases). They contains more action than historically reliable things.
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If you fire a rifle at the past, the future will fire a cannon at you.....
I soaked up any on the western market, no more available.
I would also appreciate, if you could hook me up with a distributor, but then off course without the 15 %. There is however room for negotiation.
My apology for answering late, but i'm very busy posting russian films on amazon.ca. Posted about 300 now, 1200 + and more to post.
I would appreciate votes on my reviews ! Thanks
Ernst Wiltmann
I thought K-19 was a good movie and the ocean scenes were filmed right here in Manitoba on either Lake Manitoba or Lake Winnepeg. As for the Soviet/Russian language movies I have not seen any. I have seen "Enemy At The Gates" and thought it was good.
Hi Cap'n Joe
Please check out my russian films on amazon.ca
If you like submarine flicks, i recommand :
1.) 72 Meters
2.) First after God
both of them are posted there.