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When tyrannical dictator Joseph Stalin dies in 1953, his parasitic cronies square off in a frantic power struggle to become the next Soviet leader. Among the contenders are the dweebish Georgy Malenkov, the wily Nikita Khrushchev and Lavrenti Beria -- the sadistic secret police chief. As they bumble, brawl and back-stab their way to the top, the question remains -- just who is running the government?
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Views : 3,398,625
Genre: Film & Animation
Date of upload: Jan 1, 2021 ^^
Rating : 4.944 (456/32,290 LTDR)
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Colourised footage of my group trying to work on the group project planning
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Fun fact, when Stalin introduced Beria to Churchill he called him "our Himmler." Very accurate comparison. Stalin also advised his daughter to never be in a room with him alone, so Stalin definitely knew how horrible Beria was.
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Zhukov is actually quoted as saying that killing Beria was the most important moment in his life. Not ww2, not Mongolia, not even when he was pinned under his horse.
Killing this monster was the most important thing the Hero of the Union ever did and that really says something.
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I had no idea the post-Stalinist struggle took place in Middle England.
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"This is a lavatory!"
"Well, you should feel at home then, shouldn't you, you little coil of shit?"
God I love this movie.
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Fun fact: when Stalin died in 1953, the AK47 Type 1 was still top notch military technology that hadn't seen mass distribution yet (due to it being milled instead of stamped, a more time-cnsuming production method), so the vast majority of the armed forces still had the SKS and the old Mosins. It's a nice little detail that the only people seen with an AK in this coup are Zhukov and Brezhnev, which no doubt moved a bit of waters to be able to get them
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"The army is back, did you miss us" was low-key impressive
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2:40 "How long before the army is here?"
-the Minister of Defense
God, I love this movie so much.
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Imagine knowing what kind of a monster Beria is, but you are unable to do anything because of Stalin. This moment must have been a gift from the heavens.
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Zhukov is what every man wants to be: fearless, badass, a war hero who is respected by everyone, with every soldier being willing to go through hell with you. And on top of that youre staging a coup against a sadistic mass murderer.
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The guy who plays Beria does such a good job. From being a malignant psychopath early on to the scheming and eventually as he realizes he’s dead. Just great acting.
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I love how Georgy only starts saying “he deserves a trial!” after they make fun of his portrait lmao
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What I love most is that Zhukov is both taking this whole ordeal with deep seriousness and treating it as a sunny afternoon game at the same time.
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“It’s too late.”
One of the most powerful lines in the film. Nikita wasn’t just talking about the coup when he said that.
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2:46 For those that might not be aware, Molotov (Michael Palin) says he'll "spend a kopek" meaning to use the toilet. In British slang, "spend a penny" refers to the early days of public restrooms which charged a penny for their use to pay for their maintenance. A kopek is (or was) an Eastern European/Russian/Soviet coin, more or less analogous to a penny, or a European or American cent, worth 1/100th of the value of a Ruble.
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4:06 “Stalin would be loving this”
He absolutely would. The drama, the betrayal, the chaos. Just his sort of entertainment
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"Why'd they hang a picture of my grandmother in here?" chuckles
"Stalin would have loved this"
In a really dark way these parts are kind of wholesome, just some lads (who would kill each other without batting an eyelid) having a laugh and reminiscing
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I love the confident NKVD guys rushing into the room taking about 0.2 seconds to immediately lose their confidence and start pissing their pants when they see multiple army guys with AK's directly staring at them.
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I love the part at 1:29 where Zhukov just casually orders that soldier to kill those NKVD men that walked in. It's just as casual as someone saying, "Get me some coffee, will ya?" and it's so hilarious to me.
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8 months ago
"It's too late. The only choice we have is between his death or his revenge." Prigozhin chose poorly.
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