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* This movie does a great job at capturing the terror of UsefulNotes/WorldWarII naval warfare, making people never, ''ever'' want to set foot on a submarine (or at least a submarine of that era with none of the safety, air-conditioning and spaciousness of the more recent nuclear-powered ones). ''Ever''. The whole situation is basically this in-character for Werner, to boot.
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* This movie does a great job at capturing the terror of UsefulNotes/WorldWarII naval warfare, making people never, ''ever'' want to set foot on a submarine (or at least a submarine of that era with none of the safety, air-conditioning and spaciousness of the more recent nuclear-powered nuclear energy-powered ones). ''Ever''. The whole situation is basically this in-character for Werner, to boot.
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* This movie does a great job at capturing the terror of UsefulNotes/WorldWarII naval warfare, making people never, ''ever'' want to set foot on a submarine (or at least a submarine of that era with none of the safety, air-conditioning and spaciousness of the more recent nuclear-powered ones). ''Ever''. The whole situation is basically this in-character for Werner, to boot.
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* This movie does a great job at capturing the terror of UsefulNotes/WorldWarII naval warfare, making people never, ''ever'' want to set foot on a submarine (or at least a submarine of that era with none of the safety, air-conditioning and spaciousness of the modern more recent ones). ''Ever''. The whole situation is basically this in-character for Werner, to boot.
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* The [[UsefulNotes/NavalWeapons depth charges]], whenever the U-96 [[TheHunterBecomesTheHunted gets spotted by Allied destroyers]]. Each one of them can spell DeathFromAbove for the crew.
* The [[UsefulNotes/NavalWeapons depth charges]], whenever the U-96 [[TheHunterBecomesTheHunted gets spotted by Allied destroyers]]. Each one of them can spell DeathFromAbove for the crew.
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* This movie can do a pretty good job of making people never, ''ever'' want to set foot on a submarine (or at least a UsefulNotes/WorldWarII submarine with none of the safety safety, air-conditioning and space spaciousness of the modern ones). ''Ever''. The whole situation is basically this in-character for Werner, to boot.
* The [[UsefulNotes/NavalWeapons depth charges]], whenever the U-96 [[TheHunterBecomesTheHunted gets spotted by Allied destroyers]]. Each one of them can spell DeathFromAbove for the submarine's crew.
* The [[UsefulNotes/NavalWeapons depth charges]], whenever the U-96 [[TheHunterBecomesTheHunted gets spotted by Allied destroyers]]. Each one of them can spell DeathFromAbove for the submarine's crew.
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* This movie can do a pretty good job of making people never, ''ever'' want to set foot on a submarine (or at least a World War II submarine with none of the safety and space of the modern ones). ''Ever''. The whole situation is basically this in-character for Werner, to boot.
* One particular incident is this ''in-character'' for many of the characters; when the U-96 surfaces to behold its handiwork in torpedoing a tanker, they get to see many of the crew on fire and leaping into the sea, where they are guaranteed to drown, and U-96 is under orders not to render any aid (with all the burning petrol it's questionable if they could have gotten close enough to do so anyway - and they didn't have really any extra room or provisions to spare at that). They eventually watch the sea surface fire engulf the survivors and burn them alive. This shakes many of the crew deeply, even though they had intended to revel in their success.
* There's a really good reason why the Captain-Lieutenant went easy on Johann after his breakdown.
-->'''Heinrich:''' How many war patrols for you?
-->'''Johann:''' This is my ninth.
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* One particular incident is this ''in-character'' for many of the characters; when the U-96 surfaces to behold its handiwork in torpedoing a tanker, they get to see many of the crew on fire and leaping into the sea, where they are guaranteed to drown, and U-96 is under orders not to render any aid (with all the burning petrol it's questionable if they could have gotten close enough to do so anyway - and they didn't have really any extra room or provisions to spare at that). They eventually watch the sea surface fire engulf the survivors and burn them alive. This shakes many of the crew deeply, even though they had intended to revel in their success.
* There's a really good reason why the Captain-Lieutenant went easy on Johann after his breakdown.
-->'''Heinrich:''' How many war patrols for you?
-->'''Johann:''' This is my ninth.
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