The Most Historically Accurate Hollywood Films

Das Boot

Das Boot chronicles a German U boat during WWII, and it effectively evokes the terror and frustration of fighting a war while in such a confined space. It highlights the duality of protection and exposure, and director Wolfgang Peterson conveys powerful emotions from the crew that really resonate with the viewer. The intense battle scenes give audiences a new perspective on previously unknown submarine warfare tactics.

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