I watched this movie in early '90s. The main character gets into different films (but I'm not sure). There was definitely a scene where he drives a car with the Nazis and decides to play dice to decide who will jump. The Nazi rolls a '6' and the guy rolls a '7' (on a 6-digit die)!!! The Nazi jumps out.
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4Hi, welcome to the site. When you say "the main character gets into different films", do you mean that he enters the world of different films, like the boy in Last Action Hero? Also, can you tell us anything more about the main character, or any other characters, or any other films the main characters was in?– LogicDictatesApr 11 at 9:40
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3Could be something like Stay Tuned– Yaroslav KornachevskyiApr 11 at 10:05
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1I was thinking of the Purple Rose of Cairo but I'm sure if anyone thinks that's scifi...– tgrignonApr 11 at 12:25
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1There were Nazis in "Dead men don't wear plaid" but I can't remember a jump from a vehicle– Danny Mc GApr 11 at 13:09
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1stay tuned I'll reconsider, but in my opinion it's not that either. I remember that the main character is not a boy, but a mature uncle. And alas, except for the episode with the fascists... in my opinion, he still got into a zombie movie. And it's not The Video Dead– SergeApr 11 at 14:47
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That would be German 1985 comedy movie "Die Einsteiger" (loosely translated as The Get-In-ers? No idea of an official English name)
Storyline from IMDB site:
Movie fan Mike has invented a machine with which he is able to take part in every movie which is currently running on his video tape recorder. But he and his friend Tommy are watched while trying out this new device and soon two electronic companies are on their trail to discover the secret of this invention.
The scene with main characters playing dice with Nazis in a truck is supposed to look as if taken from an Indiana Jones movie, playing from a videocassette, to which the main characters were transported in using the device.
