Der Tiger

[TankDriver]

I'll watch it, but won't hold out too much hope for re-watchability.

I'd assumed that most of the shots are digital augmentations of a stand-in tank.

Anyone else feel like the 'crusher' cap worn by the Tiger commander looks way too Russian?

[MrChef]

I'd assumed that most of the shots are digital augmentations of a stand-in tank

Nahh, based on what I saw I'd guess they are mostly practical and minimal CGI of the Tank itself, except for maybe explosions and fire,,,, and the water part.

[TankDriver]

You're probably right... they saved all that potential CG money to bribe YouTube to allow their trailer to be shown!

[MrChef]

Anyone else feel like the 'crusher' cap worn by the Tiger commander looks way too Russian?

Yeah the uniforms weren't too convincing.

[TankDriver]

The design of the crusher allowed headphones to be worn more easily by panzer commanders



The Russian caps all had circular wire brims which weren't meant to flex like this

[TankDriver]

Apparently, "Der Tiger" is now showing up on the Amazon search menu as "The Tank"... really? Is the translation for 'Tiger' that difficult? Der Bastards!

Probably because there's already a movie (which is not about tanks) called "The Tiger" from 2016

[Kaczor]

In Polish it's also "The Tank" ("Czołg").

I'm still waiting for a movie to come out where tanks operate in platoons and companies, not alone. Even "Kelly's Heroes" was more realistic in that respect

[TankDriver]

Agreed... funny that most modern movies can't seem to replicate the quasi-realism of an old flick like "Kelly's Heroes", at least when it comes to Shermans & Tigers.

[TankDriver]

Ha, I just noticed that Amazon has another movie called "The Tank" (also not about 'our' kind of tanks') from 2017... sometimes you just can't win in the movie-title business!

[michaelwhittmann]

Fury started with a platoon. At the end they were alone due to the fortunes of war.

Saw DER TIGER. Wasn't Shyte. It was more "meh" but w/ a twist.