Wolfgang Petersen’s 1981 “Das Boot” (“The Boat”), now stunningly restored, was one of the most shattering war movies of its decade: one of the few that combined real visceral thrills with an honestly ...
Rupert Murdoch’s German pay-TV platform Sky Deutschland and German production house Bavaria Film have greenlit a 25-million-euro ($28.3-million) TV version of “Das Boot,” the hit 1981 movie about a ...
The German composer combined jazz and classical orchestral music with early synth sounds and composed the theme for Germany's ...
One person on Rotten Tomatoes said: “Coming from a current Submariner, Das Boot is the pinnacle of submarine movies. It might ...
Hulu has picked up U.S. rights to 'Das Boot,' the series sequel to Wolfgang Petersen's Oscar-nominated anti-war classic from 1981. By Scott Roxborough Hulu has picked up U.S. rights to Das Boot, the ...
European satcaster Sky and Germany’s Bavaria Film are developing a €25m (US$28m) TV series that will act as a sequel to the classic 1981 war movie Das Boot. The show is being based on the novels Das ...
Back in 1981, an unlikely German-language movie surfaced to break all the rules. Das Boot, following the day-to-day routines of a Second World War U-boat, was then the most expensive feature film to ...
There’s No Question: This 1981 War Epic Is the Best Submarine Movie Ever, and Rotten Tomatoes Agrees
Namwene Mukabwa is a Collider author based in Nairobi, Kenya. He has a penchant for Westerns, classics, historical, and underrated movies and television series. He became hooked on screens at the age ...
The 1981 film Das Boot became an unlikely hit because Wolfgang Petersen did a great job showing how claustrophobic life in a submarine, especially when it’s constantly under threat, can be. About ten ...
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