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Battle of tank t-34 movi8/28/2023 The scene where the train, crammed with "Prisoners of War", arrives at the concentration camp in the rain, I found impressive. The part about Nikolay's captivity in a German concentration camp was also excellent. But not only the tank battles impressed me. But it was entertainment of the highest level. It all has a very high PC game vibe and perhaps this technique was used a bit too much. The slow-motion images of the all-destructive grenades going through steel and concrete, look really exquisite. And it's the images that leave a huge impression. Just as the crew, as they realize they can expect a fatal hit any time. You can feel the nerves rushing through your own body. The close-up images in the T-34 with its limited movement space, are breathtaking and have a claustrophobic effect. The confrontations between German tank brigades and Russian lieutenant Nikolay Ivushkin (Alexander Petrov) and his crew are ultra-realistic and impressive. If you like action-packed war films and want to see how ruthless and cruel a tank battle can be, then you should definitely watch this film (but I am convinced there are other wonderful films that tackle this subject). So the film is a tribute to this legendary tank that helped defeat Nazi Germany. However, they had one advantage: the large caterpillar tracks made them tactically very mobile and the infamous mud pools were no problem in the winter period, while the German armored brigades got stuck in it. This medium-sized tank, which was provided with thickened armor, was initially unable to cope with the better-made German panzers. A Soviet tank that was used en masse against the invasion by Germany in the former Soviet republic. You could say this film has true Hollywood blockbuster allures. The film didn't have such an old-fashioned and woolly appearance, but it looked highly qualitative with extremely perfect footage and solid acting. But in hindsight, I really have to admit that I was pleasantly surprised by it. To be honest, my knowledge is limited to the clichés known about this enormous country. When it comes to Russian-made films, I need to confess that I don't know much about that. The film is unparalleled from start to finish and keeps you glued to your screen. Or was the trailer again a summary of the best phases of the film? Believe me. And I wanted to see if the entire film was peppered with such spectacular images. I have to admit that after seeing the trailer for "T-34" (yes, yes, I know I always claim to avoid trailers), I was very curious about this film. Not a movie that shows experimental creatures (like in "Overlord") or Nazi Zombies. A film where you almost can smell the war and experience the despair, as if you were in the middle of it. One that focuses on heroism and the urge to survive. I thought it was time again to watch a realistic WWII war movie. On a designated day at the shooting range, The film puts the tank, the top product of the 1930s and 40s celebrated industrial development, as a complex war tool whose employment requires exceptional individuals endowed with cunning and technique of fighting, simultaneously soldiers and mechanical.You choose and prepare a Russian tank crew. Narrating the dynamic plastic of the battle between tanks, Sidorov's film holds the viewer's attention by employing the narrative aesthetics of silent cinema and visualizing his scenes dispensing with the reading of Russian subtitles. Our Findings indicate that the consolidation of an accelerated industrial mindset produced a new ethics where Tank Crews were soldiers and mechanically inspired and, like an elite, along with industrial technique, employed tricks as a tactic weapon, according to Michel de Certeau. John Erickson, Brandon Schechter's reading, explains the victory of the Red Army and the USSR, mobilizing industrial, human, and cultural means employing, according to Lewin, the memory of the Russian victory over Napoleon in 1812. We use the works of Steve Zaloga to analyze the use of tanks as a combat machines. The Dominant Explain Comes from the Curzio Malaparte reports that, at the beginning of Operation Barbarossa of 1941, advocated Nazi defeat. 34, by Alexey Sidorov, as a symbolic duel between two individuals, a Nazi German and the other one Soviet, employing their tanks, their backgrounds, their industrial cultures, and ideologies. The aim of this essay is to exploratory analyze the Russian film Russian War T. Tank, Sacer, Industry, Crew, East Front, Combat Abstract Fluminense Federal University, Niterói, Brazil
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