American Sniper- Daughter at Hospital Scene

A scene from American Sniper where Chris Kyle (Bradley Cooper) gets intense and starts yelling at the nurse at the hospital.

[@imnotbatman6968]

Did this scene give anyone else an abrupt amount of anxiety?

[@ByAnyMeans000]

imnotbatman yes, especially because I had just become a father when the movie came out.

[@wensworld3574]

YEAH

[@petedaley1025]

Ya

[@Jordan-np2uu]

It did, and I'm not even a father. I can definitely see why he got concerned.

[@khsmediacorner0524]

I'm not even a mom yet, but the scene did give me some anxiety.

[@Jordan-np2uu]

I'm not even a father, and I really felt for him. He's a new father and he just wants to make sure his baby girl is okay.

[@moxiemaxie3543]

She's obviously crying, put a binky in her mouth instead of letting the fresh human scream its terrified lungs out

[@iano5oh]

This is true PTSD. I feel so bad for him, but respect him for serving our country.

[@devgru2ndsquadspecialforce282]

Ian O. Me too Chris was a great man and soldier and I salute him for serving our country

[@thesavagetaxman846]

This scene shows how his ptsd is fucking over his life. The babies crying were normal, but he panicked and got angry because he was traumatized during the war

[@lilj7392]

I Would Have Broke That Damn Glass

[@dubbeking]

They did it wrong with the nurses. It seems more like they're ignoring him than not hearing him, which is douchy as hell if that's his daughter. They at least owe him an explanation.

[@xoreign]

NightBot Ban You missed the point of this scene. Babies are supposed to cry. It's a sign they're breathing right. Him reacting this way is his ptsd acting up.

[@ByAnyMeans000]

Some nurses can be real bitches though.

[@arronpatterson1600]

Stop replying to people .. you don't know what the fuck you're talking about and you definitely don't have children

[@johnfurlong457]

Xoreign You’re wrong. The nurses seemed to be Arab-American, probably Muslim. They knew who he was and deliberately refused to serve him or his daughter. If you’re going to comment on adult movies, at least learn to keep up with what’s going on, or else, you look like a dumbass.

[@asiyahm8526]

John Furlong Those nurses did not look Arab and even if they were how would they know that he was in the army

[@khsmediacorner0524]

All babies cry, but that wasn't what Chris was mad about. He suffered from PTSD, causing him to get mad at the nurse not giving him his newborn daughter.

[@MrBenny1010101]

Woah, they used real babies in this scene

[@xoreign]

There's actually a ton of guidelines for babies in movies.

[@wombatwave1097]

The reason they used a fake baby earlier in the movie because it was sick on that day of filming

[@the_juan_and_only3487]

Fuck, i would brake down the glass or door to get my daughter from crying like that!! 😭

[@benjaminbong9214]

For a while I thought the nurse was some terrorist or something

[@ByAnyMeans000]

dayum_itzhim 🤣

[@lwdrd]

Lmfao

[@Trevian20]

0:55 strikes me as funny for some reason

[@esateire]

Really?

[@datsapaddlin6449]

He was goin full reeeedneeeck!!!!!!

[@chaseturknett]

Haha same

[@jimmymullins710]

i can relate to serving my country (still am) but i cant relate to serving for a family it must've be hard for Chris

[@TheWorldBroadcast]

Guys, I became a father last night. I never went to war so I can understand Chris’ pain in that deep level, but the rage of a Dad seeing his baby in pain not is so real that it’s hard to breathe when it happens. Had a new nurse attend to my son and even though I should have reasonably given the benefit of the doubt. I had this silent rage boil over me as I watched even tiny mistakes with my son. I can’t imagine the level Chris must have felt in real life. This scenes both Chris ptsd and the rage of a father very well.

[@khsmediacorner0524]

Man, all those babies in the nursery were so cute!

[@LNReacts]

Ever since I became an Uncle 2 years ago I just can't stand the sound of a Baby crying, it saddens me

[@StratosBebop]

I became an uncle three years ago and The sound of my niece crying is more annoying than anything as shes a huge crybaby about everything

[@kanganajokerranaut667]

You're normal.. normal humans have that response

[@ffgfggrgughb]

I'm an uncle too few years ago

[@mulletmayhem3812]

I cant stand screaming or a baby crying i dont really have ptsd but it just f@cks me up

[@mitchellhodack657]

Chris Kyle sounds like Rocket Raccoon from the "Guardians of the Galaxy" movies.

[@thanos749]

Mitchell Hodack not sure if that’s sarcasm or not but the the guy playing Chris Kyle does the voice of Rocket raccoon

[@rschneider77]

You do realize that Bradley Cooper voiced rocket racoon, right?

[@khsmediacorner0524]

Because it's Bradley Cooper!

[@mitchellhodack657]

Because it is Bradley Cooper!

[@khsmediacorner0524]

@@mitchellhodack657 He also directed and starred in A Star is Born (2018) as well.

[@BeaverBoy]

I never really understood this scene, is he overreacting from his ptsd? Or are the nurses really that bad?

[@EdwardGutierrez90]

both lol

[@artymunoz5060]

I think it was his ptsd for the most part. Babies normally cry and he was reacting worse then normal I think even though the nurse wasn't attending to his daughter right away. It was showing how much worse he was making a scene of it

[@tassymccormick]

I was a nursery nurse for two years. In reality, nursery nurses don’t cuddle the infants. You tend to them as they need it. That nurse that was swaddling and swaying the baby while another needed attention is just very unrealistic.

[@nailah.7796]

@Jacob A nurse that tends to babies in the nursery

[@pichibomb475]

He saw the baby as one of his squad members. He heard the baby crying and in his brain synced it up with his squad mates screaming. He’s essentially seeing his squad mate getting hit and no one is helping

[@dc4296]

I always thought that the nurses refused to tend to his daughter because they knew who he was and had something against him.

[@stayfrosty6290]

This whole scene is begging for a post on r/help.

[@Sparrows1121]

I do like that this movie try to show sympathetic picture of what Americans felt during 9/11 but also being a anti war movie at the same time. Really felt for this guy during this part

[@datsapaddlin6449]

Calm tf down Phil

[@juanperez3352]

what happens in this scene?

[@triten3690]

Just so yall know, new borns crying is actually a good thing. It means that they're healthy

[@yobreffstank9782]

Why didn't they help his daughter? can someone explain this to me?

[@6Barrington]

If you are ever around a newborn they cry all the time. It is one of the first signs that a doctor looks for to see if the baby is actually alive. It is just what they do. The nurses feed them and check their diapers and other than that if the baby is healthy, you just have to let it clam down by itself

[@johnfurlong457]

Alex Cherecwich yeah but not continuously like that. In the movie, the nurse was deliberately refusing to calm down a baby that really needed attention. Instead, all she did was cuddle a child that was already fine.

[@esateire]

John Furlong That’s exactly right😮 It pissed me off how the nurse ignored him.

[@punkisagarbagegarbage3630]

The nurse got preoccupation with another baby, that's Why she was ignoring him

[@moxiemaxie3543]

Im a mom. Newborns dont cry all the time. Newborns are overwhelmed and need comfort. Usually a swaddle or binky helps sooth them. They cry when uncomfortable or hungry. You wouldn't want to get a rash from sitting in wet shit smothering you or feeling rhe sensation of your organs processing food, which is causing stomach pains lol. A spoiled 2 year old cries more than a newborn

[@khsmediacorner0524]

I thought that most movie newborns are more bigger than regular newborns. How come some movies I have seen, they use actual newborns?

[@papichulo4121]

I would have broke Tha glass

[@ByAnyMeans000]

Douglas Mcintyre and injure all of the other babies, probably including your own? Lol cmmon dude wtf

[@spacewhale8279]

Jacob Are you stupid? You’re saying sharp glass flying everywhere wouldn’t injure them?

[@khsmediacorner0524]

@@ByAnyMeans000 The babies would probably continue to cry/scream. As you can see, babies have very little ears and that's why you can't bring them into places that are loud.

[@alisondiskin3889]

No matter what you guys say about the nurse she other babies to take care of it can be all about his.

[@ghostsnipzgender8349]

Alison Diskin bro watch the scene again, the baby she was holding was silent while Chris's daughter was balling her eyes out

[@khsmediacorner0524]

@@ghostsnipzgender8349 That's because they used the doll for the breastfeeding scene.

[@guiandre9347]

This makes me angry

[@nichthebookworm]

If this is real. That nurse should be fired.

[@kevo9352]

This was a thing? I had my baby a year ago and they let us keep them the whole time and did the checkups I. The room with us.. also idk wtf to think from the comments lol

[@Manu-dp4ls]

Some babies need to be seperate for a little bit if they have a weak immune system or other conditions that need special care.

[@yb3505]

​@@Manu-dp4lsNothing was wrong with his baby 💀

[@animereviewer9898]

STOLEN VALOR

[@mulletmayhem3812]

You got a anime pfp you dont know shit about stolen valor go back to humping your body pillow in your moms basement