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FilmNR1985
Come and See
Directed by Elem Klimov
The invasion of a village in Belarus by German forces sends young Flyora into the forest to join the weary Resistance fighters, against his family's wishes. There he meets a girl, Glasha, who accompanies him back to his village. On returning home, Flyora finds his family and fellow peasants massacred. His continued survival amidst the brutal debris of war becomes increasingly nightmarish, a battle between despair… From TMDB
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Come and See is a 1985 drama war horror film, directed by Elem Klimov, starring Aleksei Kravchenko, Olga Mironova and Liubomiras Laucevičius.
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60 of 243 · most liked firstThe good news is that I’ve convinced Gavin Newsom to change his podcast into a comedy podcast about bad movies, but the bad news is that he picked some movie called Come and See and he’s reviewing it with Ann Coulter and they’re both just laughing
neutral · AI labelView post →Zeteo ran an interview with Graham Platner today (paywalled, unfortunately) and I can't get past the fact that someone who literally recommends people watch "Come and See" as the ultimate anti-war movie is trying to pretend he never knew what a Totenkopf was.
neutral · AI labelView post →this was hell. absolute hell. i'm walking out of this movie looking like the kid from COME AND SEE (1985)
negative · AI labelView post →He's a self-proclaimed World War II buff whose favorite movie is Come and See. Come on.
neutral · AI labelView post →So apparently one of Platner’s favorite films is the 1985 WW II drama “Come and See.” Here’s what Google’s AI has to say about the use of the Totenkopf in that particular film:
neutral · AI labelView post →"Come and See" reigns eternal as the best movie you will never recommend anyone ever watch
positive · AI labelView post →Platner said his favorite anti-war movie is Come and See.
neutral · AI labelView post →I think the point is that if Come And See is an important movie to you, your claim that you don't know what a totenkopf is takes a hit
neutral · AI labelView post →"I didn't like Come and See because it was too sad" IT IS A WW2 MOVIE WHAT ELSE ARE YOU SUPPOSE TO FEEL? Come and See is so mentally draining that even when a massive group of Nazis get killed you don't feel good. That's the level of disturbing and sad this film is.
positive · AI labelView post →"Inferior races spread the communist disease. Your nation does not deserve to exist." Tonight, 7/15, at 7pm EST, the Deadlights Discord Theater presents... COME AND SEE Join us for the greatest anti-war film ever made. www.patreon.com/c/scumbeliev...
neutral · AI labelView post →I just heard Platner's favorite movie is COME AND SEE. Here's an image from Graham Platner's favorite movie. How long does it take you to spot it? How long would it take you to spot it, if you had it tattooed on your body and saw it every time you stepped out of the shower?
neutral · AI labelView post →Dudebro marine walks into a fashy ink shop in Split and accidentally gets a totenkopf? 100% believable WW2 enthusiast whose favorite movie is Come and See doesn't realize he has a Nazi insignia tattooed on his chest for 19 years? Don't piss on my leg and tell me it's raining
neutral · AI labelView post →The best kind of anti-war film is an anti-war film that is also the most anti-fascist film ever made, and that is Come and See (1985).
positive · AI labelView post →Finally, @emilyhughes.bsky.social is putting her work online under her own masthead. Coming out of the gate with a phenomenal piece on COME AND SEE, the greatest anti-war movie ever made, lets you know what you're in for. Nobody writes like Emily. www.patreon.com/posts/beauty...
neutral · AI labelView post →He’s said both that his favorite movie is COME AND SEE, which has the SS as antagonists, and also that he didn’t know the symbol had any Nazi associations until like last year. One of those things is clearly a lie
neutral · AI labelView post →If you’re going to do We Live In A Society shit in your movie I better leave the theater looking like the Come And See kid.
neutral · AI labelView post →Chain Gang All-Stars by Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah How To Blow Up A Pipeline (book and film) Come And See (film) Roadside Picnic by Arkady Strugatsky and Boris Strugatsky Papers, Please! (video game) The Shape of Punk to Come by Refused (album)
neutral · AI labelView post →Last night’s viewing, Elem Klimov’s COME AND SEE (1985). First rewatch in about twenty years & it has lost none of its power. Viewing this film is like having a layer skin taken off. But an absolutely vital reminder of the need to oppose war and fascism.
positive · AI labelView post →It features very prominently in the 1985 WWII film COME AND SEE, which Platner has claimed is his favorite film.
neutral · AI labelView post →What’s the great Christmas film that usually gets left off lists? Can have a Christmas vibe* rather be strictly Xmas-based but I have a pittying scornful shake of the head for anyone saying, ‘Come And See is a Christmas film’ or whatever.
neutral · AI labelView post →I wouldn't count Casablanca or Bridge, tbh, both films set during war but not war films, if you get me? Off the top of my head, Come and See, Dunkirk, Saving Private Ryan, Das Boot, Zulu. Maaaaybe Battle of Algiers (great film, not sure if it counts)
neutral · AI labelView post →we implemented a movie jar (exactly what it sounds like) to randomize the process of picking what to watch. it’s genuinely great and has led to some delightful discoveries! it is, however, also how we ended up watching Come and See tonight. so.
neutral · AI labelView post →Come and See is a Christmas movie
neutral · AI labelView post →I highly recommend this film. It's probably a good companion piece to"Come And See" but this tale concentrates its sights on the blithe banality of Nazi evil.
neutral · AI labelView post →He’s also said that his favorite movie is COME AND SEE (1985), which both means he isn’t a casual RE WWII stuff and also means he would have presumably seen his tattoo on the evil Nazis hat
neutral · AI labelView post →a pokémon movie about ash's adventures but shot in the style of "Come and See"
neutral · AI labelView post →from the film, Come And See.
neutral · AI labelView post →One of my favorite movies is Come and See, which is basically the most devastating, soul-crushing film ever made. But I also like movies like Avengers: Endgame, which had me cheering like a little kid in the theater.
positive · AI labelView post →The most anti-war war movie I have ever seen is a Russian film called Come and See. It starts with a young man ready to go off to fight the Nazis with the Belarusian resistance and shows him a new fresh horror every twenty minutes or so. I'd highly recommend seeing it once.
positive · AI labelView post →Picking a random film from my collection to show off for no real reason! Year 2, Day #151 "Come and See" (Elem Klimov/1985) I'm almost too afraid to watch this particular film. I've heard it is bleak as all hell. Well, I bought it so I will muster up the courage soon enough to watch it!
neutral · AI labelView post →There’s a million good resources but I’ll mention Rodney’s How Europe Underdeveloped Africa, Galeano’s Open Veins of Latin America, Dee Brown’s Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee, the movie Come and See (1985), Fanon’s Wretched of the Earth, and Mike Davis’ Late Victorian Holocausts.
neutral · AI labelView post →In the article, Platner’s mention of “Come and See” (a movie that features the Nazi symbol he claims not to have known) is just him playing in our faces at this point.
neutral · AI labelView post →I’ve known what the Totenkopf is since I was a kid. *You* can maybe feign ignorance if you’ve never consumed any media about WW2 but not if a self-proclaimed military history buff whose favourite movie is goddamn Come and See.
neutral · AI labelView post →also, like, cmon? croatia? there wasn't any tours they went on while there getting Nazi tattoos? he said his favorite movie was Come and See lmfao, like cmon
neutral · AI labelView post →After 18 years? No way he didn't recognize it in all the WWII media he claimed to consume including Come and See a movie he explicitly recommended. He just didn't cover it up until it was a threat to his campaign.
neutral · AI labelView post →War is often portrayed as bad, but it's hardly ever portrayed as pointless. That's why many critics theorise there's no such thing as an anti-war movie. Come And See is an anti-war movie.
neutral · AI labelView post →Elem Klimov’s Come and See (1985) is a very tough watch these days but it’s an incredibly rewarding movie. Some of the most intense sequences I’ve ever seen. Highly recommended. It’s on Criterion Channel.
positive · AI labelView post →this weekend, make it a family movie night with COME AND SEE
neutral · AI labelView post →ah yeah the military buff who said his favorite movie was "Come and See" was definitely unaware of one of the most famous Nazi military symbols, despite referring to it as 'my totenkopf' on several occasions
neutral · AI labelView post →He says his favorite film is the WWII movie COME AND SEE, where Totenkopf imagery is consistently present throughout, including in one of the most iconic scenes.
neutral · AI labelView post →What exactly did Platner think was on the hats of a bunch of the Nazis in ‘Come and See’, including the one holding the protagonist at gunpoint in one of the most well-known shots from the film, which was used as the cover for a bunch of the VHS & DVD releases
neutral · AI labelView post →Finally got around to watching COME AND SEE. A movie I sort of think everyone should see, even though absolutely no one will have a good time watching it.
positive · AI labelView post →Irreversible, Se7en, Requiem For a Dream, Dancer in the Dark, Schindler’s List, The Pianist, No Other Land, Grave of the Fireflies, When the Wind Blows, A Clockwork Orange, The Mist, Oldboy, Come and See, Trainspotting, American History X, A Serbian Film…
neutral · AI labelView post →Happy #letterboxdfriday everyone! My #lastfourwatched are pretty decent this week! 'Come and See' was spectacular but I never want to watch it again, the deafening sounds of war are still haunting me. #filmsky #whatfaewatched #letterboxd #movies
positive · AI labelView post →Make a movie Bluesky: Come and See Alf's Hog Big Naturals and Where to Find Them Furry Goldmine
neutral · AI labelView post →My Life As A Dog - More interesting than enjoyable. The Big Clock - Super tight story and a great performance by Charles Laughton. Come And See - Best war movie of all time? Black Girl - Great to see a movie from an African viewpoint. #LastFourWatched #letterboxdfriday #letterboxd #filmsky
positive · AI labelView post →rofl, in the same interview he claims it was just a skull and crossbones, omg stop calling it a nazi tattoo guys, he recommends a film; Come and See (Иди и смотри) i feel like i am taking crazy pills
neutral · AI labelView post →Roger Ebert said that the only war movie that actually managed to be anti-war was COME AND SEE, but I've looked the modern Russian army, and I think we need to revise his count down by one.
neutral · AI labelView post →I love when movie websites try to trick innocent people into watching things they reeaaaalllly maybe shouldn't. I once saw a streaming service list Come and See under "Movies With All the Feels."
neutral · AI labelView post →Come and See is a classic of world cinema, and Graham Plantner saying it was his favorite film was a jump-scare moment.
neutral · AI labelView post →ugh i'm not ""larping"", it's ~performance art~ *resumes playing '5 Things You Missed in 'Come and See'' so i can log & review the movie on letterboxd*
neutral · AI labelView post →Can't believe this escaped me until now, but there's a scene from Come and See that's so iconic, it's on some of the movie posters. Notice anything familiar?
neutral · AI labelView post →come and see is a good example of a (I consider it a) horror film that stands in contrast to the old chestnut "The greatest fear is fear of the unknown" which I think is an overrated slogan that needs review. Come and See is horrific because we know EXACTLY what's going to happen
positive · AI labelView post →It’s an obvious lie. He talks about the movie COME AND SEE a lot. I think he noticed his chest tattoo on every Nazi officer in that movie. (Or Schindlers List. Or Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade. Or Inglourious Basterds. Etc to infinity.)
neutral · AI labelView post →I mean the immediate answer is Come and See. Like it is a masterpiece but it is a total nightmare. Calling it a "war is hell" movie is an understatement, it is total apocalypse.
positive · AI labelView post →The movie "Come and See" tries to portray Nazi atrocities as accurately as possible and I understand it's nearly impossible to watch
neutral · AI labelView post →I watched Come and See tonight and I have so many thoughts. It's an extremely challenging movie and the filmmakers did some things in the service of making that film that I find reprehensible, like firing live rounds towards actors and torturing and killing a cow. But I can't deny the film's power.
neutral · AI labelView post →Platner claimed his favorite movie is Come And See, he absolutely cannot claim he didn’t know what that symbol was.
neutral · AI labelView post →#letterboxdfriday #lastfourwatched - Verity (2026), Come and See (1985), Timestalker (2024), Madhouse (1974) follow if you like :) boxd.it/pRrb ❤️🎬🎥📽️ #films @letterboxd.social
neutral · AI labelView post →I love a "Come and See" reference. It's a film that should be seen by all. Truffaut said that it was not possible to make an anti-war film. If ever an anti-war film was made, "Come and See" is it.
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