this film is excellent. fear of watching documentary movies. cancel your shrink and watch little dieter story. you would not believe how captivating this fine piece of film making is until you have experienced it. i am eager to say that it even out goes almost any vietnam war movie and including apocalypse now. it a real story and it a personal story and a story about the love for flying and the dream of being a pilot and the nightmare of being shot down above enemy territory. all is shot in a return to. style  at location and herzog asking the questions and dieter answering them in a memorable german english accent and and with fine remembrance pointing out what happened where about 25 years before. there is this part that i told friends over and over again represent bailed out from his us navy plane and dieter becomes a pow of the vietcong. blindfolded for the greater part of the days and he is being dragged through the southeast asian jungle for miles and miles  on bare feet. tortured and insulted and disorientated and hungered and covered with infectuous wounds and they arrive in a small and friendly village to spend the night. the next morning and after walking for several hours and dieter discovers someone stole his wedding ring from his finger. that is it. he can take no more. he starts to cry and as a result of complete exhaustion. the vietcong men react surprised. dieter manages to explain what happened. immediately and the group returns to the village and starts searching for the person that stole the ring. they find the man and immediately chop of his finger and return the ring to dieter.  the movie is full of these mind boggling and surprising situations. the immense cultural differences and the clash of east and west and the fear of the unknown (i. e. all that stands for america on the one hand and the asian jungle and his secrets on the other) can be sensed the entire movie. back problems. that because you sat at the edge of your seat for two hours and do not notice. 
this film is excellent. fear of watching documentary movies. cancel your shrink and watch little dieter story. you would not believe how captivating this fine piece of film making is until you have experienced it. i am eager to say that it even out goes almost any vietnam war movie and including apocalypse now. it a real story and it a personal story and a story about the love for flying and the dream of being a pilot and the nightmare of being shot down above enemy territory. all is shot in a return to. style  at location and herzog asking the questions and dieter answering them in a memorable german english accent and and with fine remembrance pointing out what happened where about 25 years before. there is this part that i told friends over and over again represent bailed out from his us navy plane and dieter becomes a pow of the vietcong. blindfolded for the greater part of the days and he is being dragged through the southeast asian jungle for miles and miles  on bare feet. tortured and insulted and disorientated and hungered and covered with infectuous wounds and they arrive in a small and friendly village to spend the night. the next morning and after walking for several hours and dieter discovers someone stole his wedding ring from his finger. that is it. he can take no more. he starts to cry and as a result of complete exhaustion. the vietcong men react surprised. dieter manages to explain what happened. immediately and the group returns to the village and starts searching for the person that stole the ring. they find the man and immediately chop of his finger and return the ring to dieter.  the movie is full of these mind boggling and surprising situations. the immense cultural differences and the clash of east and west and the fear of the unknown (i. e. all that stands for america on the one hand and the asian jungle and his secrets on the other) can be sensed the entire movie. back problems. that because you sat at the edge of your seat for two hours and do not notice. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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