T-34

State-funded, patriotic propaganda...but who cares?
• it's World War II
• it's Russia v Germany
• it's tanks



But the most awesome scene is this:

 

I didn’t totally understand the premise from that very confusing trailer but I still want to see it.

 

'1944. A courageous group of Russian soldiers managed to escape from German captivity in a half-destroyed legendary T-34 tank. Those were the times of unforgettable bravery, fierce fighting, unbreakable love, and legendary miracles'

"для матери России!!!"

 

Looks awesome. By the way, anyone see the Brad Pitt WWII movie?

 

Why don't you just say the title: 'Fury' ?

 

Btw, this movie will probably be a 6/10

 

Forgot the title. Did you like Fury?

 

Yeah I did.
Even though it wasn't perfect (no movie is, but it had bias toward Americans, technically incorrect at points, etc, Im nit-picking here), but I liked the subject matter, it was entertaining, had a good cast, good set-pieces and... it was the last movie I ever watched with my Dad before he died.

 

Looks promising. Is it on Netflix?

 

I dont think it's even showing in the West...yet.
But bear in mind: heavy bias toward Russia in WWII and that Phantom Flex slo-mo camera effect on the clip...is all the best bits edited together I think.