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Das Boot

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Sep 11, 2026

Kris WolfheartPANELIST
21:05
This feels like the most Reddit thing you could own.
Kris WolfheartPANELIST
21:09
Like, this is worse than going into somebody's house and seeing they have Das Boot on their shelf.
Noel SlamrocketHOST
21:14
Okay, Chris, next time you do a Donathon for your birthday, have the Reddit tier maker list where people can send in things for you to rank how Reddit they are.
Noel SlamrocketHOST
21:28
i
Mike CadaverHOST
21:09
but uh we already talked about him and what he's been in julie carmen by the way fright night part two is it just me or did julie carmen look so hot in fright night part two by the way oh my she i mean she looked great here too but it's like i didn't even recognize yeah i was like she just looked okay but i didn't recognize her because like i didn't recognize her as a girl in uh in fright night part two because uh yeah she was banging back then Jürgen Prochnow, he played Sutter Cain.
Mike CadaverHOST
21:37
He was in a movie called Das Boot, which is shockingly that Jürgen Prochnow starred in a show called Das Boot.
Matt WallHOST
21:46
But he's
Mike CadaverHOST
21:46
known for Dune.
Gary DavidHOST
39:59
There's another good book called D-Day Through German Eyes, which is fascinating to look at.
Gary DavidHOST
40:05
And also one of my favorite movies is Das Boot.
Gary DavidHOST
40:08
about a U-boat during World War II and seeing it through their eyes.
Gary DavidHOST
40:13
And so it's when one of the fundamental things in sociology and design thinking is empathy, shifting perspective, being able to take the position of the other to see the world through their eyes.
Mike GrahamHOST
49:18
You couldn't understand the joke.
Mike ParryHOST
49:19
I couldn't understand it in German because, you know, Das Boot was about submarine soldiers who suffered terrible injuries during the war when they were dive-bombed, or whatever the expression was.
Mike ParryHOST
49:30
What do you call those things? Death-charged.
Mike ParryHOST
49:32
Death-charged by the Royal Navy.
Roger DeakinsHOST
37:57
So how do you make that balance?
Ron HowardGUEST
37:59
Well, I love the movie Das Boot, and that was, convinced me that that kind of claustrophobia-
Roger DeakinsHOST
38:04
Oh, yeah
Ron HowardGUEST
38:04
... can be very dramatic.

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Ron HowardGUEST
63:38
Then I was invited by Nigel Sinclair to put my hat in the ring for a documentary about the Beatles' touring years, called Eight Days a Week.
Roger DeakinsHOST
63:47
[chuckles]
Ron HowardGUEST
63:47
And I did it, and I met Sir Paul and I met Ringo and we started talking about it and, and l- Linda Harrison, and we, we, it was fascinating and I, and then I got really scared because I could see online that people knew that I was doing it, and the kind of the, the subtext underneath what they were writing online was kind of, "Don't fuck it up, Ron, because it's the Beatles." So I took it, I took it very seriously and in fact, I borrowed the model of Das Boot and I said, "This is...
Ron HowardGUEST
64:22
These guys are trapped," you know? "This is j- only about the touring years, and there's all kinds of things going on-
David BorysHOST
2:36
Their struggle is presented as a human story of survival rather than as part of a regime waging a war of aggression and racial conquest.
David BorysHOST
2:48
This scene in the movie Das Boot was a powerful portrayal of war, but it also illustrates how a myth took hold in popular culture.
Waitman BeornGUEST
3:00
There's something about the bad guys and, you know, you see it.
Waitman BeornGUEST
3:04
There was a Call of Duty World War II, Call of Duty game that came out.
Hal BryanHOST
1:03
You can go read his IMDb CV.
Hal BryanHOST
1:06
Now, he came to the attention of my world for his breakout role way back in the movie Memphis Belle.
Hal BryanHOST
1:12
Since that time, we have seen him in all kinds of things.
Hal BryanHOST
1:15
Dollhouse, most recently the first season of Testament, which is the sequel to Handmaid's Tale.
Jim O'KaneHOST
4:07
Wow.
Jim O'KaneHOST
4:07
Well, here we are.
Jim O'KaneHOST
4:08
And the movie's over, but the characters continue.
Jim O'KaneHOST
4:12
And things are going on.
MacHOST
10:17
Mm
IshmaelGUEST
10:17
... and the immersion just goes through the roof, right? And that's with a 27-inch OLED, right? And so, like, uh, I can only imagine in my, in my home theater, right, having an OLED sitting there and just having those deep darks as I watch, you know, um, Das Boot or, or, you know, Crimson Tide or something like that where it's just nice and dark, um, and have those darks in there.
IshmaelGUEST
10:42
So I've had this goal of like, okay, LG, you're gonna get my money at some point.
IshmaelGUEST
10:48
I am, I am slowly saving up to get the OLED.
John JusticeHOST
30:48
We got a text message that came in.
John JusticeHOST
30:50
Das Boot is a good submarine movie.
John JusticeHOST
30:53
WW2 though, or World War II though.
John JusticeHOST
30:55
Oh, no, absolutely.
Lisa MolinelliHOST
21:30
Mm-hmm.
Dustin MorrowHOST
21:31
Das Boot at 79.
Dustin MorrowHOST
21:34
Once Upon a Time in America, the Sergio Leone movie, at 87.
Dustin MorrowHOST
21:39
Come and See at 90.

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