Iron sky?

[DMC3165]

Ok I know I run the risk of pushing the political boundaries on the boards here but I need some feedback on this. I heard about this film a year ago. But I thought it was a joke. The first trailer looked like some graphic artist with a little extra time dreamed this up and made a 2 min trailer.

However I was stunned yesterday to find out this is actually a real movie! And to top it off its being premiered today in Berlin of all places. The main reason I was surprised about this is the subject matter. While I will admit the film does look kind of cool, I think some might find it offensive. The other interesting thing about this is it has had over 3.5 million hits in 3 days so somebody's interested. Without getting political what are your thoughts?

I'm not in any way endorsing this film or its subject matter

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Py_IndUbcxc

[Tamir A.]

I've known about this film for quite awhile. It's an independent smaller film done by a Finish director. Pretty excited about seeing it. It's not a pro Nazi movie by any means. Nazis are just a great universal worldwide villain. So it plays well for this concept.

[thirdmanj]

Heh........heh..... whaaaat the fuck? That looks interesting...

[DMCVegas]

This looks AWESOME! Udo Kier always makes a great German villain. If they could have gotten Peter Stormare, it would have been perfect!

I love campy films like this!

[DMC5180]

Interesting to see who the US president is supposed to be.

[Mike C.]

I've never heard or seen anything about this movie. That is one hell of an interesting concept. Im in.

[Michael]

Palin vs. Nazis...LOL, this I gotta watch. Looks like its going to be a "Dr. Strangelove-esque" film

[Ikeaboy1]

Looks awesome. 2012 is going to be a great year for films.

[dvonk]

interesting, could be sweet if executed properly... i could also see it being cheesy. ill still watch it though.

[Dracula]

Very interesting... I don't know what to think, aside from the fact that the Nazis have to have become the most common villainous organization in cinematic history.