Movie Greyhound - Final Battle

Greyhound is about a WW2 convoy under attack by atleast 4 Nazi U-boat submarines this is the final battle of the last 2 remaining U-boats

[greywolfgaming]

My gosh guys. I’ve been a smaller channel for over 2 years now and for some reason this video explodes starting august 8th. Of course it was decently popular on April 30th too. I just can’t thank you all enough. I will certainly start reviews on greyhound. That’s if you guys want more that is. But hey let me know what kind of video you guys would like to see next in the comments! Again thank you guys so much for this! I never imagined my channel would blow up like this!!!

[johntechwriter]

Now THIS is how CGI really adds to a film. It is not there to wow the audience, but to add realism to an environment that would be impossible to duplicate physically.

[USNveteran]

My father in law joined the Navy on 12/8/41 at 16. By early 1942 he was a torpedo man in the destroyer escort fleet doing convoy duty in the North Atlantic. He made 37 trips through the Panama Canal seeing Naval combat in both the Atlantic & pacific theaters. I never asked him to talk just waited & hoped he would. When he finally did his stories made the hair on the back of my neck stand up we miss you Brownie. Thanks to all now serving, those who have, and those who will in the future. FLY NAVY!!!

[BrianMoats-svhr]

I'M a f----r and a fighter I'm a Tin Can Rider !! Having been a Tin Can sailor in the Navy for the bulk of my career and My father being in the Pacific during WWII I really enjoyed this movie. The equipment and cramped quarters of the ship were done very well. CGI or not at least it was done extremely well. Tom Hanks, is there anyone better? Thanks for the short video

[hammer]

Scenes like this make you appreciate just how much firepower a destroyer back in those days could bring to bear on a target. Up to something like 5 or 6 5" guns and maybe a dozen or more 40mm cannons blazing away at one target

[Adinkydude]

This movie shows the crew of a Destroyer's side of what it was like during WW2 very well. To see the crew of a U-boat's side equally well, watch "Das Boot".

[shengyi]

Greyhound acts like a good sheepdog to keep the wolves at bay. Watching this clip with my sheltie at my side. Great to have Catalina air support too!

[mozki]

Probably would have been a really popular film if not only available on AppleTV... Well done, whoever made that deal

[howardklein]

When I was growing up in Far Rockaway NYC, I heard stories that during the war people would go to the board walk and look out towards the ocean. Every once in awhile, they would see explosions and a cry and pray would go up for the victims of U boat attacks.

[DanielaHendrix-gr]

absolutely fabulous movie! Hanks excelled beyond imagination!. Brave German sailors!.

[Hagmire]

Such a good film we need more war movies like this, no story telling or statement about war, just a visceral war experience that makes you feel like you're there.

[indianof-the-south]

The big thing that I love about this movie is the level of communication the destroyers crew. I hope/pray they make a Movie about the David vs Goliath Battle off Samar and the valiant stand of TAFFY 3

[ThePyramidone]

British actor Sir Noel Coward made a very good destroyer movie in 1943 "In Which We Serve", that bears watching. Other movies include "Destroyer", a 1943 film starring Edward G Robinson and Glenn Ford; and" The Enemy Below" with Curt Jurgens and Robert Mitchum, which is probably the definitive work on anti-submarine warfare.

[Comicsluvr]

Okay...somehow I missed this one when it came out. Now it's a must-see for me!

[potato_mash]

It must have been terrifying in those submarines. Yes, the Germans were able to use them effectively in a certain time period and then they were absolutely terrifying. Later when that period was over because the Allies had sufficient technology to counter and huge amount of ships the death rate spiked up to the highest in the german forces. Once you hit and there is to much water coming in it's over. You're not getting out of there.

[geordiedog]

The thing the book nails and the film misses is just how utterly exhausted the captain is. He dare not take a shite in case he falls asleep on the head. His feet are swollen up so he has to wear his slippers. He’s been awake for literally three days straight. Forester really makes you feel for the guy.

[LarryRichardson-lk]

absolutely fabulous movie! Hanks excelled beyond imagination!. I really really wish this movie can be on the big screen!.

[armynurseboy]

Now they need to do one about the Battle of Samar. It'd be awesone seeing a Fletcher going up against the Yamato and her escorts.

[jwdickinson]

absolutely fabulous movie! Hanks excelled beyond imagination!

[d]

A more exciting ending than the novel.