Stalingrad: Difference between revisions

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* [[Driven to Suicide]]: {{spoiler|Otto}}

* [[Grave Robbing]]: The soldiers steal good-quality boots from corpses, and a few later steal doctor-signed passes in a desperate attempt to be airlifted out with the wounded.

* [[Hero Antagonist]]: Arguably, the [[Reds ~~With~~ Rockets]].

* [[Hero Antagonist]]: Arguably, the [[Reds with Rockets]].

* [[I Have You Now, My Pretty]]: The female sniper encountered early in the movie {{spoiler|is found tied up to a bed in a German officer's stronghold. It's clear she's been used as a 'comfort woman', and the protagonists even plan to take turns doing the same. Hans [[The Women Are Safe ~~With~~ Us|puts a stop to it and let's her go]], however.}}

* [[I Have You Now, My Pretty]]: The female sniper encountered early in the movie {{spoiler|is found tied up to a bed in a German officer's stronghold. It's clear she's been used as a 'comfort woman', and the protagonists even plan to take turns doing the same. Hans [[The Women Are Safe with Us|puts a stop to it and let's her go]], however.}}

* [[Infant Immortality]]: {{spoiler|Averted ''hard''}}.

* [[Man On Fire]]

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* [[The Neidermeyer]]: The officer who orders war crimes committed and hounds Hans for being a 'Russian sympathizer'. True to form, he is shot by the remaining troops at the end.

* [[Obligatory War Crime Scene]]: Where do we ''start''?

* [[Reds ~~With~~ Rockets]]: The primary antagonists.

* [[Reds with Rockets]]: The primary antagonists.

* [[Screw This, I'm Outta Here]]

* [[Shirtless Scene]]: The opening scene in Italy is laden with it, though with less focus on the women at the Italian beach.