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product_id: 3922600
title: "9th Company"
brand: "alexei chadovartur smolyaninovfyodor bondarchuk"
price: "$1434"
currency: MXN
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reviews_count: 9
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# 9th Company

**Brand:** alexei chadovartur smolyaninovfyodor bondarchuk
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9th Company

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Good movie
  

*by D***N on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on March 25, 2023*

Overall good movie definitely for mature audience

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Pretty Good movie but sappy in a good Russian sort of way
  

*by R***N on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 9, 2011*

I enjoyed it and have watched it 3 times since I bought it about a month ago.  I learned a great deal from it regarding the Russian (maybe Soviet) point of view.  The treatment of the recruits and soldiers is in line with what I have heard throughout my own military career.  In a word, it's harsh and it is normal for NCOs and sometimes Officers to physically "correct" the lower ranks (conscripts) with beatings.If you are a fan of Russian weaponry, this is your movie.  It's filled with AK-47s, AK-74s, RPKs, PKMs, the list goes on.  There is plenty of military action involving an attack by "The Muj" as they are called in the movie.  There are other violent military encounters as well that are pretty well acted and realistically portrayed.  Some scenes are quite realistic while others seem an attempt to make an excuse for the Soviet loss by showing the Mujahadin as "ghosts" who can disappear into the landscape while standig 20 yards from the Russians.  Having been deployed to Afghanistan, I found the locations portrayed interesting also.  The locations used in filming are convincing as Afghanistan.  You need to be warned about something here though...this is not a movie you can watch with a child!!!There is a scene with and much discussion about a character named "Snow White" who is an attractive 20-something young woman known by the soldiers for "servicing" recruits that come through this boot camp.  They gather with her and take turns being "serviced".  The actress is nude and even the parts of the scene that don't show her completely nude are too suggestive for young eyes.  During the end of this scene, she is shown completely nude and the soldiers are bowing to her in their own sort of mock worship.  Frankly, I found the bits involving her and discussion of her to be degrading and they made me uncomfortable.  But, honestly, that emotion was an American one.  It was interesting to me to wonder what the Russian mind would be thinking at that point in the movie.  All things considered, this is a movie well worth the money.  I value it for entertainment and education.  I recommend watching this movie in Russian with subtitles.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Overall a very compelling russian film.
  

*by N***G on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 9, 2020*

This is the expected but also unexpected Russian film to watch.Even though I do not have much knowledge of the typical Russian films so the reality might be varied, but when I watched this film I couldn't help but compare it with other Russian films that I watched such as "August Eighth", "Purgatory". They all have a similar theme which is to describe the cruelty of the war and the fragileness of mankind when coming to war, thus indicate the pointlessness of the war. Nonetheless, it still shocked me starting with the crash of the An-22.unexpectedly, it contained somewhat "Hollywood" elements in it. To specify, the finale battle was kinda an example of it, and, for me, disrupting the continuity of the film to make it less "perfect" in the end.But when someone pointed out that the film might be biased when comparing to same genre American films because the character did not "say" something that "the war the pointless," it is clear that they are more likely to be biased in that they are using their experiences, their values, even modern standard to judge the film that happened during the Cold War. It is especially crucial for people to have some knowledge or understanding of the culture in the film in order to make relevant comments, or it is simply culture relativism; the film does not "say" that the war is pointless doesn't mean that it is propaganda or "biased."

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