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World War Ii
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I don't like this movie as a whole. It's quite boring. It feels like torturing myself. Yes, it is occasionally amusingly dumb. But, for the most part, it's too tough to watch, and I had to skip a few moments. Like when an entire panzer division is following "the heroes" down the road and no one notices. The "sniper" (who, for some reason, possesses a German weapon) notices them through his scope and informs everyone. Nobody was tipped off by the many tanks' loud engines, squeaky tracks, or the earth vibrating beneath their feet. Not to be afraid, they fully vaporised one tank with a single shot from an RPG, but they only brought one round with them. As the remainder of the division closes up on them, they just decide to flee. Don't recommend anyone watch this movie unless and until that person wants to watch a boring movie or wants to torture himself or herself.
No shooter ever changes their rifle magazine.
An American soldier has a Russian semi-automatic rifle disguised as an American sniper rifle.
The song that Ivan plays on the piano is Ludwig van Beethoven's "Moonlight Sonata".
The American sniper uses a G-43, a German self-loading rifle. Oddly, he operates this gun as if it was a bolt-action rifle.
In 2001 Neal McDonough played Lt. Buck Compton in the HBO WW2 miniseries Band of Brothers (2001). It was set in the same time frame and he played an officer who fought in the Battle of the Bulge.
"Lt. Joe Conti: [after Nate wakes up at the hospital] My name is Lieutenant Conti... and I have with me a letter from our division commander. It's of highest importance. "No words could express how grateful we are... for what you and your squad were able to accomplish, given the circumstances. Today, we are truly in the company of heroes." Now, the device that you brought back... that was the very definition of priceless. And I promise you this: History will prove that it was worth every life lost in its pursuit. Lt. Joe Conti: Now, that being said... none of what you did, or saw, or learned... from the morning of the German bombardment to your return to this CP... ever happened. There'll be no medals, no commendations, no promotions. You can't tell your family. Hell, you can't even tell your preacher. None of this happened. Do you understand? Nate: Yes sir."
"Brent Willoughby: [Sniffing the air in the offices] Stinking Nazis."
