The Bunker (2001)

Diretor:

Rob Green

Roteirista:

Clive Dawson (written by)

Data de Lançamento:

27 Setembro 2002 (UK)

Gênero:

Drama | Terror | Mistério | Suspense | Guerra

Chamada:

The evil is within.

Argumento:

Seven German soldiers are enclosed in one bunker during the Second World War. They soon feel surrounded by enemies...

Plot Keywords:

Bunker | Soldier | Tunnel | German Army | WWII

Prêmios:

2 nominations

Comentários dos utilizadores:

A psychological thriller

Elenco

Jason Flemyng	...	Cpl. Baumann
Andrew Tiernan	...	LCpl. Schenke
Christopher Fairbank	...	Sgt. Heydrich
Simon Kunz	...	Lt. Krupp
Andrew Lee Potts	...	Pvt. Neumann
John Carlisle	...	Pvt. Mirus
Eddie Marsan	...	Pfc. Kreuzmann
Jack Davenport	...	LCpl. Ebert
Charley Boorman	...	Pfc. Franke
Nicholas Hamnett	...	Pvt. Engels
Peter O'Connor	...	Corporal 1
Josh Cole	...	Corporal 2
Iain McKee	...	Private
Nick Rutherford	...	Deserter
Simon D'Arcy	...	SS officer (as Simon Darcy)

Conhecido como:

The Bunker: The Evil Is Within (UK) (DVD box title)

MPAA:

Rated R for violence.

Duração:

95 min | UK:92 min | USA:88 min

País:

UK

Língua:

Inglês

Cor:

Cor

Som:

Dolby Digital

Certificação:

Iceland:16 | Netherlands:16 | Canada:13+ (Quebec) | Canada:14 (Nova Scotia) | Canada:14A (Manitoba) | Australia:MA | Finland:K-15 | Germany:16 | Norway:15 | UK:15 | USA:R

Locais de filmagem:

Black Park Country Park, Wexham, Buckinghamshire, England, UK

Companhia :

Millennium Pictures

Goofs:

Erros factuais: The U.S. Third Armored Division, which was part of the U.S. First Army in France, was often confused with General Patton's Third Army. Many of the Third Armored Division's achievements have been wrongly ascribed to Patton's Third Army due to this confusion.

Citações:

LCpl. Ebert: Lieutenant, they know we've got no covering fire, there is nothing to stop them from surrounding us.
LCpl. Schenke: So what? They wont get in unless one of you plans to open the door for them.

Filme Connections:

Referências Suspiria (1977)

A psychological thriller

First off, "The Bunker" is not your normal monster/horror movie. The cover art on the box is great, it's a real attention getter but unfortunately misleads the viewer about the content of the film. The Bunker is about a group of Germans during WWII in an anti tank bunker connected to underground tunnels. The movie does not show any monsters or zombies. The soldiers go through a psychological breakdown as different events happen to them. The fears they face may be real, supernatural, or entirely in their own minds. It's up to the viewer to decide. If you're looking for a monster movie, I would not choose "The Bunker". It's more of a psychological thriller. What I really liked about the film was the whole sense of fear and the great eerie atmosphere within the bunker. The acting as well as the directing was very good. The characters and dialogue were done well. As always there will be some that don't like the fact that the Germans all had British accents. If it were an American film they would have American accents. You could say the same if it were Italian, French etc, big deal, so what! To be completely authentic they would have to speak German. Forget about the accents, it's' trivial. What ever you do if you watch this movie is pay attention. It's all in the details. You don't want to miss a moment. You could easily get lost and confused. I personally didn't care that much for the plot. Someone else may. That's all opinion. It sure was interesting though. It certainly is a film I don't think I'll forget.