My Honor was Loyalty - film trailer

**Wilhelm Saris** · 08-19-2015, 04:15 PM

Let's wait and see until we can see the whole of it.
From most of what I have seen now, it all looks to sharp (I got nearly blind when I saw the LAH-device
upon the shoulder-board), "to clean"!!
I think it does not meet with "Unsere Mütter", but I am not a warmovie-fan! I was annoyed by the kid
who sings "Deutschland, Deutschland über alles"!! Too much propaganda..........with the trailer. Just
a bunch of re-enactors!

The shoulder-strap-board device from the official plate: "Uniformen der Waffen-SS",
published September 1940.

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**Glenn66** · 08-19-2015, 05:34 PM

by Wilhelm Saris

it all looks to sharp

So does real life, isn't that what this film is depicting? In order to present the horror of war, one must present it in high definition I feel.

**bigmacglenn** · 08-19-2015, 05:57 PM

We, as Collectors & Historians, are definitely the toughest critical audience for any WWII Production...We -immediately- notice the inconsistencies and mistakes that the general audience would overlook...
I'm just satisfied that they didn't manage to spell it "Liebstandarte!"...

cheers, Glenn

**HPL2008** · 08-19-2015, 06:56 PM

by Glenn66

So does real life, isn't that what this film is depicting? In order to present the horror of war, one must present it in high definition I feel.

Naw, everybody knows the war was in black & white.

by bigmacglenn1966

I'm just satisfied that they didn't manage to spell it "Liebstandarte!"...

Ah, yes, the famous Liebstandarte and its legendary commander Sepp Deitrich, who liked to hang out with Adolph Hitler at the Burghoff in Burstich Garden, singing the Horse Vessel Leid ... Don't you hate it when they do that?

**bigmacglenn** · 08-19-2015, 07:15 PM

by HPL2008

Naw, everybody knows the war was in black & white.

Ah, yes, the famous Liebstandarte and its legendary commander Sepp Deitrich, who liked to hang out with Adolph Hitler at the Burghoff in Burstich Garden, singing the Horse Vessel Leid ... Don't you hate it when they do that?

It's probably my #1 Pet Peeve, lol...
cheers, Glenn

**visor** · 08-19-2015, 07:23 PM

This Hd super clean look, blows it for me. Find some scratchy film from the seventies, do it right!

**Gwar** · 08-19-2015, 07:26 PM

There have been worse war movies... "Kelly's Hero's" comes to mind.. IMO I would like to view it and then see what pans out.. On the surface it seems interesting...JMO... Gwar

**big ned** · 08-19-2015, 07:41 PM

by Gwar

There have been worse war movies... "Kelly's Hero's" comes to mind.. IMO I would like to view it and then see what pans out.. On the surface it seems interesting...JMO... Gwar

How very dare you!!

I'll have you know "Kelly's Heroes" was a fine film, historically accurate, co-starred the incomparable Don Rickles

and also had the most rousing theme tune ever!!!

**Gwar** · 08-19-2015, 07:50 PM

by big ned

How very dare you!!

I'll have you know "Kelly's Heroes" was a fine film, historically accurate, co-starred the incomparable Don Rickles

and also had the most rousing theme tune ever!!!

"Woof-Woof"

**HPL2008** · 08-19-2015, 09:07 PM

by big ned

How very dare you!!

I'll have you know "Kelly's Heroes" was a fine film, historically accurate, co-starred the incomparable Don Rickles

and also had the most rousing theme tune ever!!!

Other things that make it great:

The equally incomparable Donald Sutherland as "Oddball" and all his endlessly quotable dialogue.
An ace cast down to the smallest supporting roles.
A remarkable anti-war (or at least anti-military-leadership) message.
That wonderful scene where they convince the German tank commander to join them.