I'm a man ...who never fails to tear up watching this scene. I watch this once a year...because it's basically the best movie ending ever. Don't we all wish we looked liked Richard Gere in his white Navy uniform?

Just an observation does not mean much but at 3:32 in the video the guy who acknowledges he crashed in the direction he was pointing is wearing an old dancing bear grateful Dead shirt. I just think going back to a place like that you might pick out what you want to wear with a purpose. Maybe, maybe not

We need heroes like Moore running for president. Not politicians

The few like Moore and Lt C Chamberlin..little Round Top Gettysburg...giants salute 🌹

Rest Easy Warrior 🫡🇺🇸 Semper Fi from an old Marine Corps veteran !

Jeez, just the trailer had me in tears.

5:12 2 individuals you dont want to messed with on their prime days

Wow ❤

Am I the only one getting turned on by this?

HONORED TO SERVE IN HIS COMMAND AT FORT ORD, CALIFORNIA 1970 - 1972.

Why don't they make movies like this anymore? Where they used actual object, stunt people, practical effects, instead relying on a bunch of CGI crap. Amazing, such a cool scene.

He said I am a Ham-n-egger.😮 Wait. That's another movie 🍿🎥

Real American MEN!

Rest in Peace.

That's a SOLID mentor. Appreciated. Thank you.

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A real American Hero 👏👏👏👏❤️🇺🇸❤️

The Best Army Members are My Beautiful US Army Members.🥰😍🤗❤🤍💙💯

A far cry from milley

The Army didn't wear thosr chin straps til some time in 1983. Can't remember the exact date

One of the greatest battles in history

Una excelente película, interpretada magistralmente no solo por Gibson y Sam Elliot, sino por todos quienes actuaron en la misma.

“…and young”.

Now, there was a REAL general!

The best sort of the salute was seeing the 2 Hueys flying by.

RIP Sir

incredibly cheesy ending, but dam that's romantic.

RIP Lt.General Moore Garry Owen

I always get scary and sad at the same time when Chandelier crash down to the audience and when Carlotta finds Piangi's dead body It's very sad and tragic just like <Hamlet>, <Romeo And Juliet> This Scene always makes me terriying every time Still <The Phantom Of The Opera> will always be one of my favorite movies of all time

Simpsons

Gen Hal Moore was a fine soldier- led by example, and he displayed great courage at Ia Drang. He was a man of integrity and honour. RESPECT from Britain.........

Sad movie! And now that great country has soldiers ignite themselves on fire 🔥 in front on ambassady!!!

This ending, and then later the ending of "You've Got Mail", are, to me, the greatest movie endings of this genre. Now who is cutting onions? Please stop.

God just let me become a gentleman so I can be deserving of going and sweeping that beautiful amazing girl I’m in love with off her feet and treat her as she deserves to be treated

I am a British person, but it still stuns me how great the ceremony is for fallen soldiers or soldiers who pass away. The grace and elegance of it the way it is organised, sadly far exceeds what any British service personnel receives, whether they are decorated or not. Carry on this loving tradition people.

A great American and a great SolIDER GOD BLESS YOU SIR

In case you missed it, this completes the transformation of the character Zack Mayo from a boy to a man. He was selfish, insensitive, self-absorbed and in general a real jerk. He finally grows up and becomes a man who is more sensitive, compassionate and is able to feel and express love. Unfortunately it took the death of his friend Sid to cause this transformation

Family guy got me here

Amazing video. Thank you for sharing

Lest we forget

That’s some weird kissing

They both weren't looking for anyone but they found each other.. see be patient... He or she will come when you least expect it 😊

I remember reading that Debra Winger said Gere was so convincing and natural as an actor .

West Coast is woke and soft.

I’m a sucker for a happy ending

Fun fact: Webber's "really useful crew" is named after the cancelled Thomas the Tank Engine musical he was going to make in the 1970s. For more information, several videos exist about the musical.

Fact: original scene in the play was based on a real incident at a french opera house in which the chandelier itself didn't fall but a weight for it did and it crushed someone. Andrew Lloyd Webber thought about if the Entire chandelier had fallen instead

Good one 🎉🎉🎉

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The SIMP gets weak, and hooked.