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A detachment of Soviet soldiers, including a dangerous half-man, half-ghost, come up against an elite death squad within the Wehrmacht.A detachment of Soviet soldiers, including a dangerous half-man, half-ghost, come up against an elite death squad within the Wehrmacht.A detachment of Soviet soldiers, including a dangerous half-man, half-ghost, come up against an elite death squad within the Wehrmacht.
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Wolfgang Cerny
- Braun
- (as Volfgang Cherni)
Polina Chernyshova
- Vera
- (as Polina Chernyshyova)
Michael Gor
- Gitler
- (as Mikhail Gorevoy)
Oleg Klenov
- Kokh
- (as Oleg Klyonov)
Yuri Maslak
- Unter-ofitser Otto
- (as Yuriy Maslak)
Mihail Melin
- Gyunter
- (as Mikhail Melin)
Dmitry Pavlenko
- Ofitser
- (as Dmitriy Pavlenko)
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I don't particularly like Tarantino. My husband does. It reminds you more of a spaghetti western as it goes on, as the music slightly changes to the western twang soundtrack of Clint Eastwood movies.
However.... I found some of the other criticism here unjustified. I didn't think the acting was that wooden. Nazi soldiers in rank aren't going to show much character. People freezing to death in the snow are likely to be a bit stiff-faced. The humour wasn't way out ridiculous slapstick humour (like Tarantibo's deadly Western saloon turning into a vampire den. Instead, it was little things which could actually happen. As for the translations being wrong...I speak German and didn't think they were incorrect. I thought the young soldiers forced to translate death and bodily harm threats were actually Paraphrasing intentionally to try to help and calm people. In fact, I found THEIR acting really great. With very little change in facial expression, only their eyes, they managed to convey their horror and grief at at atrocities they were required to do.
And give them credit, it looked awfully cold!
Last, there was a good twist or two in the film
I liked it. Much much better than the last couple films I've seen.
However.... I found some of the other criticism here unjustified. I didn't think the acting was that wooden. Nazi soldiers in rank aren't going to show much character. People freezing to death in the snow are likely to be a bit stiff-faced. The humour wasn't way out ridiculous slapstick humour (like Tarantibo's deadly Western saloon turning into a vampire den. Instead, it was little things which could actually happen. As for the translations being wrong...I speak German and didn't think they were incorrect. I thought the young soldiers forced to translate death and bodily harm threats were actually Paraphrasing intentionally to try to help and calm people. In fact, I found THEIR acting really great. With very little change in facial expression, only their eyes, they managed to convey their horror and grief at at atrocities they were required to do.
And give them credit, it looked awfully cold!
Last, there was a good twist or two in the film
I liked it. Much much better than the last couple films I've seen.
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- TriviaAll entries contain spoilers
- GoofsAround the 55 minute mark, the audio is still playing the song from the gramophone, but the needle is shown to be off of the record, before being shown on and then off again in subsequent shots.
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- Also known as
- Red Ghost: Nazi Hunter
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- Budget
- RUR 50,097,486 (estimated)
- Gross worldwide
- $16,842
- Runtime1 hour 39 minutes
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