Iron Sky (Nazis in space)

[Wozza]

How good does this Finnish movie look?!

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As WWII comes to an end, German scientists working in the Antarctic make a breakthrough in anti-gravity technology, build some spaceships and flee to the moon, where they spend the next few decades preparing a future invasion of Earth.

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[Simster]

Oh.

It seems that everyone is waiting for Gareth to give an opinion so that they can contradict him just for the sake of it.

 

[itszamora]

I am DEFINITELY going to see this if/when it comes out!

 

[Papa Lazarou]

It sounds very similar to an 'alternative history' story I read some time back, where the Nazi's won the space race after the war... that also involved hidden bases in Antarctica.

 

[keaton]

Is it by the same people who did Dead Snow? that looks amazing

 

[Wozza]

Oh.

It seems that everyone is waiting for Gareth to give an opinion so that they can contradict him just for the sake of it.

If it helps, the movoe features Götz Otto, who starred in Schindler's List.

Well I say 'starred', he could have been one of the many extras, I suppose.

 

[matt]

SStar Wars

 

[gripper stebson]

It's being funded by Brighton based Stealth Media. I designed their website!

LINK

 

[Superphil]

This looks hilarious, I am looking forward to the release LOL

 

[Black Country Seagull]

So they managed to hide a huge nazi base on the moon an not even patrick moore noticed - cracking imagination

 

[Jim D]

So they managed to hide a huge nazi base on the moon an not even patrick moore noticed - cracking imagination

But we weren't far behind them - wasn't a Lancaster Bomber found there?

 

[itszamora]

So they managed to hide a huge nazi base on the moon an not even patrick moore noticed - cracking imagination

Put it on the dark side, you can't see that from Earth. Although the moon landings might have given us a clue...

 

[herbicide]

But we weren't far behind them - wasn't a Lancaster Bomber found there?

London Bus.

How could a plane fly there?

 

[Jim D]

London Bus.

How could a plane fly there?

You obviously don't read the Sunday Sport then - not that anyone did actually read it.