A Few Good Men (1/8) Movie CLIP - Galloway Confronts Kaffee (1992) HD

[@channell11]

"Normally it takes someone hours to discover I'm not fit to handle a defense..." LOL.

[@thatcarguydom266]

Oh come on. That was damn funny!

[@automotives902]

Hows that funny

[@jakemcbride9414]

Not the first time Aaron sorkin has used that same line (different phrasing tho) in his work. Still, best screenwriter of our time

[@stefanhammel192]

Are you on Oregano 🤣

[@everythingisawesome2903]

@@automotives902 It's an self-depreciation humour.

[@_b001]

I swear the movies in 90's were so bright and colorful when you see the movies you feel happy but the movies today looks so dark and depressing

[@skyisthelimit1898]

It’s all gen zs fault. They want to keep it that way.

[@jaegermann4170]

Because the people watching them are dark and depressing

[@blockmasterscott]

That's a good point, I never noticed that before.

[@jp3813]

@@skyisthelimit1898 Gen Z aren't making today's movies, and most audiences are older than them.

[@wiseauserious8750]

They shot on real film as opposed to digital

[@batmanvsjoker7725]

Cruise gets deservedly so much praise that sometimes they forget to give her credit too. It's not easy to remember a huge line like that, but she nailed and slayed it!

[@NealX_Gaming]

Take a moment to appreciate how hard it is to memorize a monologue that wordy, intricate, and totally one-sided.

[@ericanderson7059]

@Sam Lim Mom hide me ! Mr.Sam Lim is on the loose 😅😅😅!!!

[@MatheusLB2009]

I speak english fluently and even i had to download subtitles for that movie

[@jursamaj]

"Monologue" is one-sided, by definition. :)

[@outsideredge]

Yeah the dialogue workload in this scene was definitely one-sided. I mean, Moore had to memorize an entire monologue and all Cruise had to say is "Wow. I'm sexually aroused, Commander."

[@joemckim1183]

@Sam0193 Well inbetween the time they're making sandwiches.

[@Tarquin21723]

I'd really like to see Tom Cruise do another dialogue driven drama again.

[@Bubba603]

I’d hate to see him swing the bat again. Ugly

[@solid_fire9388]

nah too late, only deadly dangerous stunts

[@billtruttschel]

I guess this comment made me realize we don't see Tom run at all in this movie!

[@brandontrinidad9091]

Demi Moore commanding looks and seriousness is like the inspiration of Maria hill in the marvel movies

[@gcs7817]

Cruise is easily one of the best actors of his generation. In this scene he’s so arrogant but funny

[@christopherdean1326]

Maybe "movie star" not actor. Not really a big fan of his, but every now and then, he'll do something like this, and I have to admit he's damn good at his job.

[@transitfan954]

@Eddie 5 Collateral for one. He should have gotten a Best Actor nomination for that. Instead, they nominate Jamie Foxx for Supporting Actor from that film, and he was also nominated that year for Lead Actor for Ray (which he won). Oh well

[@utahabinanti3643]

You still need a lot of practice. - A Few Good Men

[@Swarm509]

@@christopherdean1326 I will say he is, at minimum, consistent in his movies. Even the bad movies he has done his acting is rarely the issue. He may not be the right person, or have to deal with bad writing, but he can make it work. When everything comes together he is one of the best in the industry though.

[@DK_75]

@Daniel Furler He was incredible in magnolia

[@quintinthies6935]

If he said he’s sexually aroused to a higher ranking officer in this day in age, you have any idea how fast he’d become a defendant 😂

[@booe34]

Even back then...

[@chrismc410]

That or she'd rig the gratings and get all at JAG to witness punishment. Kaffee would get six dozen lashes if the Navy still allowed flogging

[@jd.3493]

booe34 my thoughts exactly

[@DC_10]

Well ... maybe not. Depends whether that higher ranking officer needs a man or not.

[@Saicharan-hk9id]

True. Lol

[@MrKankuamo]

One think I like about this movie is that there is not the romantic back story they like to push in most Hollywood movies.

[@earthless8781]

Well if I remember correctly actually it was planned in the original film script but the director didn't shoot because it felt it was not necessary. Wise decision IMHO.

[@mtv9669]

@@earthless8781 You do remember correctly

[@anon813]

If you said that now, you'd be out of the military faster than you could say SHARP

[@jeffreygraber6652]

We got shown this clip in a SHARP class

[@2410jrod]

Jeffrey Graber another death by PowerPoint you poor soul

[@skalamaz3]

Bullshit

[@2410jrod]

Brian Skala sorry it’s the truth

[@jkarnes7529]

Nope. He's a officer.

[@DJsaxby16]

Yea, there is no way you'd ever speak that way to a superior officer.

[@trysometruth]

Again. This is a movie. It is not a documentary. It is intended to be entertaining. Why watch a Hollywood big budget movie with Hollywood stars and be deeply disappointed that they -- of course -- get nearly everything wrong, if viewed through the lens of "it needs to be a flawlessly accurate documentary"? Further, there is no intent to make "service men and women look bad at every possible opportunity." There is only one intent -- here, and in similar movies -- and that is to tell an interesting story with interesting characters. There's way too much inference from some on the 'Net that Hollywood has "an agenda". The agenda is to make a successful entertainment. It rarely gets deeper than that.

[@robschneider8310]

Well said, mate.

[@laurencelikestopgun]

That was the point of the scene and character, Tom Cruise didn't respect her because she was a woman, but towards the end of the movie he start to see her as not only an equal but as a respected superior officier

[@mtobrien1]

Dan Bertucci, not a jag officer. Just a jag off.

[@Agent1W]

+trysometruth Entertainment in this case could be the hard-won reward of those who've been doing competition disbelief suspension lifting. Actual troops and veterans have a hard time even lifting the bar.

[@Omarj89]

From this to the scene of "I want the truth!" what a character development

[@AC-iz7eh]

The actual line was "Wow, did you rehearsed all that, Commander?" But Tom Cruise was sexually aroused so they went with that one instead

[@kendrickdinger]

Fr??

[@sladewilson649]

@@kendrickdinger haha u liked huh

[@mcren6781]

It was a stupid line, and creepy and random. Nobody would ever say that in real life.

[@AC-iz7eh]

You can get away with a lot of things when you look like Tom Cruise in his 20s

[@gelaskosong8504]

The real line is tom Cruise had to kiss her lips to shut her up.. But he was too nervous and just said "I'm sexually aroused".. So they go with that one

[@tirmcdohl1884]

Blasts him about "something's gonna get missed". Forgets to ask Dawney vital informations that nearly cost them a life sentence.

[@jw1731]

hahahaha love it.

[@cfnovak1]

She dropped the ball(s)

[@J1283-s1k]

Was literally about to write this lmao

[@parinikasharma317]

yeah, that was ironic

[@CronoXpono]

😂 Not gonna lie, I facepalmed there too. You didn’t confirm he ACTUALLY received a command or was present?! WHAT?!? 😂

[@magnuscroify]

I think it's pretty clear from this clip that Tom Cruise was more of an 'indoor' kid growing up...

[@nuahS]

+Kris Magnuson hard to master your baseball swing inside a closet

[@KrushKrills]

on the contrary Ive heard tom cruise is very good at handling a bat lol

[@EleanorGouldingify]

🤣

[@Chrissummerill]

When you can run as good as Tom Cruise, then you can judge. 🏃‍♂️

[@presto569]

Shaun don’t put my bat in the closet

[@clootscalhoun9481]

Lieutenant Kaffee living his best life, playing some baseball, sipping some YooHoo. Classic.

[@LastlyMore]

This is probably Demi Moore best performance.

[@asanta2023]

I thought she was excellent in the movie’Disclosure,’ also.

[@mskidi]

@@asanta2023 YEAH! The office scene especially. But lets not forget the kitchen scene with Harelson in Indicent Proposal. That was some great work too!

[@KevinGSmith-mi8js]

GI Jane was Awesome!

[@valmacclinchy]

Loved her in Ghost with Patrick Swayze.

[@bjrnchrstn]

@Not Convinced empowered bs or not. That's not relevant here. It was her acting job he referred to, so not interested in your shortsighted feelings about the movie.

[@kreemkrackered3755]

Demi Moore looks breathtakingly stunning here

[@SSgtRobertMorris]

Blame it on Rio.

[@brandontrinidad9091]

Demi Moore help defined how an actress be serious when it comes in landing a serious role

[@katierowen3166]

I argue that every actor in this movie from Cruise to Moore to Bacon to Sutherland and especially Nicholson give one of the best performances of their career.

[@eddiewinehosen6665]

Thanks to Sorkin's brilliant script.

[@katierowen3166]

@@eddiewinehosen6665 Could not agree more!!! A perfect script.

[@jasondewhurst6987]

I am one of the few that unfortunately only discovered this film recently and I really want to watch it all but until then keep these clips coming....much quality and better than half of the crap that gets made these days.

[@FreshSpecimens]

Somehow I have never seen this either (although I’m fully aware of the famous scenes and lines). I saw an episode of Unsolved Mysteries which covers the real life story behind this movie and now I want to watch it.

[@BackwoodsFilms]

You haven't seen this movie? You can't HANDLE this movie!

[@leerichardson5842]

It was released in 1992 but I didn't see it until just a couple of years ago when I ordered the DVD online. Afterwards, I gave it away.

[@sriharshacv7760]

Good stuff is difficult to come by with the obligations writers have today.

[@jamietodd2560]

0:43 Sorkin uses this same line a decade later in _The West Wing:_ *C.J.:* Well argued, though I do hate you and everything you stand for. *Joe:* Claudia Jean, you've only known me for four minutes. Usually it takes people the better part of an hour to hate me and everything I stand for.

[@ballybunion9]

I had the same reaction Cruise did to that little speech.

[@Lewis.Alcindor]

Cruise looks like he's never swung a softball bat before this movie.

[@Kalidou-s9k]

Well I am pretty sure that he plays softball often, maybe he was a little rusty for the movie.

[@spideyviewer327]

"Wow...I'm sexually aroused commander" XD

[@jjammmees]

Lol.

[@thomaslardinois6383]

+Spidey View (All New All Different) My favorite part in the movie!

[@zackthebongripper7274]

I miss the old "drama film" Tom Cruise, Rain Man, A Few Good Men, etc. . .

[@j.q.3334]

The Firm...

[@whiterook8022]

mission impossible 6...

[@snoopymochi562]

Born on Fourth of July...

[@fromthehaven94]

Parasite

[@ManoleitorArg]

@@snoopymochi562 Thats a master piece, every nortamerican should pay lot of atention to that movie...

[@noragrets5553]

Tom should have won an Oscar!

[@flappysquirrel5132]

Huh... one of the times he was nommed for an Oscar, his competition was no less than Morgan Freeman (Driving Miss Daisy), Daniel Day-Lewis (won, for My Left Foot), Robin Williams (for Dead Poets Society), and Kenneth Branagh (Henry V). The next time after that, nommed for Jerry McGuire, with... Geoffrey Rush (won, for Shine), Ralph Fiennes (The English Patient), Woody Harrelson (who I'd forgotten was ever nommed for an Oscar... Larry Flynt), and Billy Bob Thornton (Sling Blade). He was also up at least once for a Best Supporting Oscar... alongside Michael Caine (won, for The Cider House Rules), Michael Clarke Duncan (The Green Mile), Jude Law (Talented Mr. Ripley), and Haley Joel Osment (The Sixth Sense). So... he is in good company for those who were up for Academy Awards but did not win any. However: movies he was in won for Best Picture, including Rain Man.

[@davidhutchinson7888]

And the hits just keep on comin'

[@Devantedavis313]

"15 people are unable to get sexually aroused."

[@DrMoriole]

+Devante Davis . . . Probably because they found his remark to be sexist and condescending. ::winks::

[@777fuzzypeach]

+Devante Davis 15 people have dealt with a tight assed female in a superior position, put there to fulfill a quota...

[@DrMoriole]

777fuzzypeach . . . LOL! I like that. Jealousy and resentment are two VERY unattractive qualities, sweetheart. ;-)

[@777fuzzypeach]

+Dr. M. R. Moriolé, Ed.D "sweetheart" is an inappropriately applied term in a multi gender work environment. You will report tomorrow for gender sensitivity retraining and consulting. Your employment status will be reevaluated at that time. Future advancement possibilities will also take your remarks into consideration. Please sign at the bottom of the page to acknowledge your understanding of this matter.

[@DrMoriole]

+777fuzzypeach Post script - If you happen to be unemployed and/or are looking for work, I'm in need of someone to "poop and scoop" behind my Pomeranian. Interested? #Loser

[@Saa42808]

Really didn’t know how long it took for Demi to memorize her lines and how many takes it look to deliver. Now that’s funny. LOL!

[@mmurrell26]

"Ohh c'mon.... That was damn funny!!".....haha

[@jamesmcstein6758]

What i love about this film is how Galloway constantly berates Kaffee into doing things he doesn't want to do... Like she is completely ok putting his career at risk and not hers. Even when its her messing things up... She is both stunning & brave 🤨

[@neuro-physicstalks450]

They are the lawyers in the same case, Cruise is the lead but she would still be in trouble say if Jessep did not confess.

[@eddiewinehosen6665]

No she wouldn't because she wasn't handling the questioning and she wasn't in charge. He'd take the fall and face the eventual charges. She'd hurt her career in the navy but he'd be screwed, big time!@@neuro-physicstalks450

[@cizzymac]

@@neuro-physicstalks450 She wouldn't have ended up in a prison cell like Kaffee would have. And the only reason they needed the confession was because Galloway completely botched Downey's testimony.

[@jamesrader3329]

That's one movie that'll never grow old..

[@nihatbekiroglu8004]

All the lead actors deliver long monologues in this movie, and this was Demi's turn x

[@paulgilbert2506]

Aaron Sorkin signature. TBH, sometimes it gets a little overbearing.

[@manuelochoa9266]

I think it was genius on the part of the story writer that even though there was some sexual tension between Kaffee and lieutenant commander Galloway, they never acted upon it because that would hurt the fluidity of the story!!!

[@mg19cal]

Between Kaffee making a sexual reference to her in this scene, and Jessep making a vulgar sexual reference to her in Cuba, by the time Demi Moore was preparing for GI Jane oh, that was a cake walk

[@qamarsuleman896]

Both are awesome..she is lovliest and he is just a hero

[@syracuse6651]

She was so naturally beautiful back in the late eighties and nighties .

[@sce2aux464]

She was very natural...that's for sure. 😉

[@GuitarGangsterArmi]

And tasty

[@DibIrken]

She is still naturally beautiful. I hope she is in a better mental state now after her breakup with Ashton Kutcher. She became anorexic for a while.

[@ThereIsNoLord]

That's why she was marrying teenagers in her 50s.

[@franzweber7494]

@@ThereIsNoLord …

[@TimLee356]

demi is 30yrs old at the time, younger at the time of shooting i guess. she looks so good!

[@MrStephenRGilman]

I cannot unhear the Aaron Sorkin clichés in his dialogue. They jump out at me every time I hear one.

[@Davidsworldtravels]

Everyone gets an impossibly long monologue with absurd amounts of specific details

[@paulgilbert2506]

I was watching Mollys Game and there was something about the dialogue that was just annoying me. Then she goes to her attorneys office for the first time and about halfway through the scene Im like "Oh... this is clearly Aaron Sorkin". And I was right. That "too clever" dialogue is just overbearing AF.

[@florinivan6907]

@@paulgilbert2506 It works once or twice but once you get the specific tick it ends up quite annoying. Its not nearly as clever as it thinks it is.

[@valmacclinchy]

@@Davidsworldtravels I actually know people who speak this way. Sorkin is one of my favorite screenwriters.

[@stefanhammel192]

Kaffee is a natural born talent but he needed Galloway to push himself to the limit! He almost plea bargained for the 12 years for christ sake🤣😂

[@ThereIsNoLord]

And they only risked a life sentence!

[@trevorknight9704]

@@ThereIsNoLord He did everything he could to convince his client to take a plea deal. He even considered getting new council assigned. The talented taking the path of least resistance is a common story. He fought the good fight when forced to step outside of his comfort zone.

[@oceanberserker]

Yeah. All while gambling HIS life and future on an all or nothing roll of the dice while being in a position to lose little or nothing. Not someone that I'd have in my corner issuing orders if I had any other choice.

[@stefanhammel192]

@@trevorknight9704 He wanted his set of steak knives !!

[@stefanhammel192]

@@trevorknight9704 But seriously that last plea bargain deal '6 months' was absolutely the best deal in real life it wouldve been over. They would never take it to court😅. That code of honor BS was just for the movie. Dawson would know right then and there Jessep and the corps backstabbed me and 6 months was absolutely a victory

[@VB-3]

Speaking that way to a senior officer will get you spanked and not in a good way.

[@RonnieD1970]

The Red Sox cap steals the scene. GO SAWX!!!

[@neil2905]

A Few Good Men III : The Legend of Cannonball Caffey

[@grimson]

I can't decide if this is the worst good movie or best bad movie. But every Sorkin project has that moment where a character says 'I know everything about you' and then rattles off info like that.

[@fostercathead]

IMO, one of the best elements of the plot is that they never did have a romantic affair. To have done so would have been so cliché. Excellent movie, BTW.

[@dustyomeara5070]

“You got permission from Aunt Jenny?”

[@florinivan6907]

Demi Moore: I do know you. Tom Cruise: In that case you have absolutely no reason to tell me stuff I already know. Its not like there's an audience curious to know who I am. This is allegedly a realistic conversation between two people. Demi Moore: Oh.

[@anibaldk]

Poor Demi...gets sexual jokes from Tom, gets sexual jokes from Jack.

[@dutchboyslim5951]

0:31 Okay, that's what, eight hits without a strike? Gotta love the movies

[@kasrarostamkhany119]

Persian bazaar manner! Hadn’t heard that term before and I am Persian 😂

[@YD-uq5fi]

How can Kaffee speak to her that way, throughout the whole movie? She is a full TWO ranks above him! She could give him direct orders.

[@samsoni5106]

WoW what a reply in the end 😂😂😆😜😝

[@MASTERBLASTEROO6]

I love the fire in commander Galloway she reminds me of the great Harold Edwin Stafford QC ESQ

[@fromthehaven94]

That Kevin Bacon "six degrees" ad played before AND after I viewed this clip.

[@zachkh]

Looks like they filmed this on separate days. Some shots look early morning and you can see their breath. Other shots look like noon, warm out.

[@호식축구]

Pretty crazy to see an O-3 talking to an O-5 like that

[@steffybabes]

They are both officers! They can say anything.

[@jukeboxheroes]

You NEED me on that wall, you WANT me on that wall.

[@thebandit0256]

Me: the Berlin wall has been gone for like a year Sir

[@paulgilbert2506]

Its the reverse.

[@elk9414]

I would have had a very difficult time sitting in front of her, while she delivered those lines, and not begun to crack up. Especially if I was the puppet that knew my next line was supposed to be "Wow, I'm sexually aroused Commander" and I'm supposed to keep a straight face.

[@Zamppa86]

Cruise was extremely good back in the day, especially back in '92 when A few Good Men and Far And Away came out. Born On Fourt Of July and The Last Samurai are also favourites of mine. I like the Mission Impossible movies aswell but I think A few Good Men, Far And Away and The Last Samurai are his best ones.

[@meisterlymanu5214]

The Firm, damn...

[@yoloswaggins1579]

Ok, that was a cheeky comeback.

[@TheWarriorsFromHell]

@1:57 so are the rest of us at a young demi moore

[@ronaldshank7589]

His attitude is totally uncalled for, and she gad every right to talk to him like that! And as for that last crack:She should've slapped him good and hard for that!

[@MaxxCoyote]

It's amusing. How Galloway's self righteousness is matched only by her actual incompetence as a lawyer.

[@trcy1977]

This is why Spartans and Persians will never get along. I can't have a conversation/debate with them. Persians deploy ad hominem attacks and avoid answering my questions.

[@MaxxCoyote]

@@trcy1977 What in the world are you talking about?

[@trcy1977]

@@MaxxCoyote Just as Demi stated, Persians don't dot "Is" and cross "Ts". They are always trying to get over on me. Sometimes they will purposefully exclude me from performing a review. Why? I go over everything like a fine tooth comb. Constant tugging. Admit it, you are a hater.

[@ebowden1168]

We gonna talk about how bad his swing is

[@keithlauderjr1691]

TC is no ballplayer. Swings like a rusty gate. 😁⚾

[@danielrodrigues2041]

The first time I watched this movie I couldn't get past the fact that Demi Moore didn't take her top off, or climb on top of Tom and take advantage of him.

[@thebandit0256]

Why would she this is a drama movie and she would get demoted

[@danielreid3476]

Hollywood takes a lot of liberties with how things actually go in the military.

[@1337penguinman]

Probably because otherwise certain scenes would be boring as hell.

[@Statuskuo75]

Rob Reiner loves batting scenes.... When Harry Met Sally... same

[@russmartin9549]

His lax attitude towards the job, pretty much says, " I've seen the evidence and I know a lot more than I'm gonna let on. Let me play ball" caffey was ahead of the game the whole time

[@Dreamline78]

Not far enough ahead that he knew what a Code Red was, until she mentioned the term, which prompted him to go look it up.

[@lkgrave4959]

Demi Moore looks so damn good in a Navy uniform.

[@stonebrooks1288]

I first saw this movie about a month ago, I'm glad I did.

[@JonathanHolt1988]

The "method" actor Tom Cruise, he'll learn to fly a helicopter, skydive, or run down a building, but here struggling to have a decent baseball swing

[@gmfreeman4211]

He did say he needed the practice.

[@palmerlp]

It’s that use of the term “Persian bazaar” that lets you know it’s a Sorkin.

[@fakeidentityesq]

Ironic, her saying that something is going to get missed, seeing that she failed to do basic due diligence. If she had, she would have known earlier that only one of the clients heard the order for the code red. She made quite a few mistakes as a lawyer.

[@Galutron]

I think she just proved him right. She may know about him, but she doesn't really know him.

[@blacktourmalinegod]

Beautiful military❤

[@ThereIsNoLord]

I never knew, or forgot, that Tom Cruise was the son of a former Attorney General, revealed in this scene. Knowing that, I would think that Col. Jessup would have been somewhat deferential to him.

[@florinivan6907]

On the other hand what are the odds that our protagonist is not only a guy that looks like Cruise but also the son of a former Attorney General? They couldn't have him be a regular Navy lawyer.

[@iandhr1]

This is a a great scene. I watched this move a few times. I was wondering something hope some military folks can answer. 1. Why did they use the white dress for the trip to Cuba and the Blues for court. 2. Also I noticed Cruise and Pollak wore their "whites" in Cuba but Moore didn't. What are the rules for these kind of thing?

[@mikelowery6227]

Not one person has responded in two years.

[@shamsunnabitaqib6180]

My God, those eyes of demi moore looks like deep blue ocean 🌊..

[@Kriegerdammerung]

That expository dialogue.

[@tadget0566]

How gorgeous is Demi Moore in uniform

[@johndamenillusionist4342]

Tom's character: having a nice relaxing and leisurely swing of the bat on a beautiful day. People:. Why isn't he taking his bat swinging seriously? He's not swinging correctly. 😂 Relax people...his character isn't trying out for MLB, he's just chillin'...smh

[@abehambino]

He’s also thinking. If we remember later on in the movie, he thinks better with his bat. I’m betting he wasn’t focused so much on form and hitting the ball, but his mind was occupied on other things, like one of the many other cases he has to work on. It’s his method.

[@mskidi]

Early to mid 90s Demi Moore was the most seething hot woman ever filmed. And aint even talking about Indicent Proposal or Disclosure. She could be wearing an astronaut's suit and it wouldnt make any difference, her gaze was so filthy.

[@XarkoCZ]

So am I, Dan. So am I...

[@jla2462]

The look alike of this two is amazing like dizygotic twins in this one to me (non identical twins)

[@Present4]

Thats one ugly swing

[@BobSmith-iq6oo]

I’m gonna watch this movie again….

[@patricknoone2152]

Hey commander with regard to things being missed…Downey wasn’t even in his room. He wasn’t even there. That was an important detail don’t you think

[@underratedcritic1983]

This is the 2nd movie in which Demi Moore plays a Naval officer.

[@ruturajshiralkar5566]

This is the first one. The 2nd film would be G.I Jane.

[@samhansen6320]

The Cuba thing, right!!

[@gstqcomics2017]

Galloway was the best thing that ever happened to Kaffie.. without her can do attitude and radical idealism he never would've seen through the administration's smoke screen... if it had not been for Galloway.. the administration would've quietly swept Santiago's death under the rug, Jessup would be in the president's cabinet and two young men would be serving time on top of their dishonorable discharges. I swear to God. This is one of the greatest films ever produced.

[@tomhartman2254]

Terrible swing there Tom

[@OrbitOnceAround]

I just realized her speech sounded very similar, in tone and delivery, to Jessup’s speech later in the movie. Was this a foreshadowing?

[@paulgilbert2506]

No... its Aaron Sorkins signature, overbearing, too-good dialogue.

[@vegetasolo1221]

Tom is awesome

[@Wall2000x]

Sexual harassment would be a gross violation of the UCMJ.

[@michaelmaccrazy]

I'm not sure whats more offensive....his blatant disrespect towards a superior officer or his baseball swing.

[@meg2861]

What the hell was that sexual harassment charge of a line at the end.

[@valmacclinchy]

Different decade.

[@jrm8899]

Cruise hits a baseball as well as he shoots a basketball..... very poorly