R. Lee Ermey would be an awesome Mad Lads video

This was one of the best most realistic movies ever to be made. And it's all because of the drill instructor

“Here you are all equally worthless!”

Most memorable suicide prevention class I ever attended was put on by our Battalion Chaplain while I was at 1st Bn 4th Avn Regt at Fort Hood. He sat us in the chapel and played the Boot Camp half of Full Metal Jacket. It worked. Vincent D'Onofrio's portrayal of a Marine on the edge who finally snaps is gut wrenching, but that Chaplain had it nailed. All the signs of a soldier about to lose it and check out are in that movie.

I really want to understand why you chose to cut this with the "beginning" starting 32:15 in. You do this with several videos.

interesting that this is "cut" with the beginning of the interview at 9:41, then wrapping around to 0.00. Let's say, conceptually, I have ears and can hear. Can someone talk about it?

He hates jazz lolll

He was just brilliant 👏

He was a soldier respected.... Texas was nothing but steers and qu....rs...

What's creepy is they let a 14 year old go in to see a movie about orgies. Shows you how gross Hollywood is.

LH&R. Semper Fi , Gunny. RAH !! 💖🪦🌹

Pointlessness can be a virtue!!

Pnin is equally pointless.

How pointless!

The only difference between the movie and real drill instructors is that there are three more all yelling at you.

RiP MR. ERMEY

I arrived on base as a shave tail lt in the sadf the real deal after 11 months of intense training i get put on guard duty for the whole base 20 sqare km of nice juicy targets with only 44 territorials to man the guard tower's so i line ip the troopers all 6.4 and 9 foot wide for rifle inspection my corperal Elias could speak 7 local languages invaluable so i look down the first G3 batrel darker than the congo ,i say corperal have a sqiz no lt i cant see anything then the 3 rd trooper same deal i shook my head this is a war zone WTF then off to number 7 in line ,i asked Elias to look again ,no lt its very dirty .So i ask him to cock his G3 the bolt wont move !!!😮 Then i lost it took the rifle put my boot on the cocking tab and broke it .I could see the corperal getting agitated so i palmed my 9 mil Star pistol jacked in a round and shoved the barrel in the troopers mouth i am only 5.7 and then 65 kg of welsh fury i asked him WHAT THE FUCK ARE YOU GOING TO DO NOW he just stared at me with a terrified look ,i the dismissed the lot of them and went to wriite a repoert for the col ,i dont think any other officer had ever inspected there weapons ,😮 Anyway the col called me in and said the trooper must pay to fix his rifle and the intelligance major assured me that every terr for 200 square ks was dead i took that with a pinch of salt and organised a rifle for myself as well 😅😅😅😅😅 .There s/gt major came looking for me as the col took a giant shit down his neck so i made myself scarce for awhile until the base chief S/major sorted them all out 😊😊😊😊 He has the real power🎉

AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I was kicked, choked, and had my wind blown out numerous times but it was considered what it took to be a MARINE THESE GUYS WERE MAKING ME A FUCKUN MARINE ,WILL NEVER FORGET IT THANK YOU D.IS.😊😊

Why is the video on a loop? I've never seen this on a KZbin video before.

You will never unhear: "infiltrating these privates"

I saw a lump in his throat when he mentioned those that died in Vietnam that were written in the stars and stripes newspaper.

I only know him from the two Texas chainsaw massacre movies. Remember his character in those movies was in Koera conflict, his character claims they had to kill eachother, eat themselves (cannibalism) ro survive. Hell, I'd do It too to to survive. RIP , I know he died recently.

Lee was a real D.I.!!! He served 3 tours in Vietnam. Before FMJ, he played the D.I. in the movie, _"The Boys in Company C."_

This guy did an outstanding acting job. Congratulations

Vincent’s portrayal of private Pyle is one of the very best performances I’ve ever seen. Truly stunning and gripping

Wow, remember when the history channel wasn't reality TV garbage?

My grandpa was a drill surgent in Vietnam he was also a truck driver for the us army in Vietnam

2:20 we take a journey through Bill's mind not Tom Cruise's mind!... COME ON UGHH!

You are truly one of the best actors for that roll you nailed it. One of my favorite movies.because of the drill Sargent scenes.

Mike, your schmoopsie-poo won't be happy.

I think it was Martin Amis who said he thought the book was really about tyranny seen through the idea of the tyrant.

‘Eyes Wide Shut’ is a long, slow slog of a film. Kidman is excellent in it but then she unfortunately disappears.

I love Marty but I'm not taking marriage advice from him...

He was par excellent 😂

How are they showing that eyes wide shut clip Without the music?

Where’d you get the footage of him playing chess on the set of the shining?

When I was Nine my "Uncle Bob" who was a twin to my dad Jim retired from 30+ years as a Chief Master Sergent for SAC, based at Hickem in Hawaii, he left his family without saying a word, showed up in portland or.. and took my mom from his brother. Robert Edward Rickey was a complete douchebag.. to his Brother: James Lytle Rickey.... My Uncle became my stepdad. and he was an identical twin to my dad....

Well….that’s what good filmmakers do…they steal and build off of it…it’s really about being a visual and mental learner. Former scenes you’ve seen clocking randomly in your head to what info or document you’re dealing/creating. Not everyone has the “click”. As you can see all the film school students don’t amount to shit, they don’t have the “click”. That’s what makes DW Griffith a GIANT. Griffith learned from artworks, boom the “click” was born.

Marine training was cut to 8 weeks because the US has made such a catastrophic blunder in Vietnam they were dropping like flies. The idea that physical and mental abuse was necessary in the face of such pressure is just another layer of American insanity and self-justification. Then they came home, mentally destroyed and abandoned by their own country. Top to bottom disaster fuelled by paranoia and the desire to relive the glory of WWII.

I meet r Lee ermey he a awesome man

2:07 “Elevate the material with *your* style…” -Every director should be mindful to do this 🎬🍿👌🏾

Learn by the numbers. ....Show me your real warface....you dont scare me....work on it.😂

Great reviews- but I do hate the last line

It's definitely time for him to play Orson Welles.

This movie becomes more and more important as time goes by. We're discovering some really twisted things about the rich and powerful elites in this world, the disgusting things that they do, and the atrocities that they are capable of. Kubrick was giving us a peek into what that entails.

I’m sure a million other jarheads have already said this, but as somebody who went through Paris Island, I have never seen a more accurate depiction to the reality of that place than his performance. Sometimes it was more intense, sometimes it was less, but this movie hit the ball right down the middle. There job is to mold soft puffy into a tool that’s harder than a coffin nail. And nobody does it better on earth. They won’t come off the island able to John Wick all their high school bullies. But those bullies will be terrified of his willingness to try

tremendous

We laughed, we cried, we learned by the numbers, and were taught by you. Semper fi marine.

So we have a fucking comdian here😤😡private joker😂