Point Man | Full Action Movie | Vietnam War

Point Man - Set in Vietnam in April 1968 - three months after the tide-turning Tet Offensive and one month after the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. - Point Man is the story of a U.S. Army fire team fractured by racial tensions, moral crises, and the crushing pressures of combat in a war nobody wants to fight. Andre "Casper" Allen, a rough-edged ideologue, finds his radical politics put him at odds with the squad's machine gunner, Silas Meeks. When their search-and-destroy mission in the Mekong Delta goes terribly wrong, both men find themselves pitted against each other and their recalcitrant platoon commander, Lieutenant Sutter.
2018. Stars: Joshua Dela Cruz, Jimmy Ace Lewis, Matthew Ewald
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[@timacoata7456]

My dad (lifer) was killed in his second tour aug 70 . I respect and care about the description of Vietnam vets. This movie and so many are crap. Including, stone’s Platoon. I remember my dad being ridiculed, spit on , I remember my hippie teacher not wanting me share about my dad in class in 1968 because we didn’t talk about Vietnam , I remember my dad telling my uncles if the bombing continued the war would end soon, I remember shooting hoop and seeing the infamous car pull up with two uniformed officers asking to speak to my mom and I remember knowing I’d never see my dad again. I’m proud of my dad, I’m proud of every Vietnam vet that came home to no parades, no respect except those that loved them . God Bless every one of the men on the wall and every one of you that made it home . Thank you

[@melodymacken9788]

Beautifully said. Your Dad will be with you always.

[@joaosousa-x1z]

I am Portuguese and my father fought in Africa in Angola and survived thanks God and stone´s platoon in not crap is the best movie about Vietnam to me

[@MikeKoczera]

Thank you young buck may God Bless

[@TrulyUnfortunate]

I've never seen so many clean combat vets. Even their uniforms are spotless.

[@Rugmunchersauce3]

Yeah, brand new helmet stuff too.

[@jamesc8676]

Bwahhaaahaa, I was thinking the same thing,'they're too clean' my brother and my Dad were both in the Nam. Praise GOD they both came home.

[@donofon1014]

After a film like that.... clean uniforms ??? Deep down thinking.

[@twofiveb]

LOL, Even the dead actors had spotless uniforms. They looked like they were just copping some z's!

[@Bohdi1234]

Everyone fresh in from the world.

[@fngmike]

This is the kind of movie you walk out on even from an airplane.

[@ralphfellick9009]

This movie make all Vietman veterans look like sick-o.All the college students of the 60-s said we did this Vietnam.

[@scorpionqueen1547]

fngmike....🤣🤣🤣🤣 EVEN FROM AN AIRPLANE!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I'M DONE!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I was gonna try it but after reading THAT! NOT!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@MykeFord950]

LMBAO

[@kadenmaguire7509]

Is that a good thing or a bad thing

[@charlesdeangelo4055]

Make sure your parachute is going to open up on your decent to the ground 😂

[@huntingnightmares4317]

I'm gonna go out on a limb and say...whoever wrote this Thing never saw combat.

[@teknerds]

kids should really stop filming, this is a ridiculous piece of *+

[@dalewilson8476]

This much chatter walking the boonies, I’d have shot someone..Delta 1967

[@robertmunoz7543]

Not even on tv like pvt joker!🤪 Jman

[@boomerrumor8252]

I'm just wondering why you'd say that

[@sayhey7482]

its a bunch of cliche-chit

[@nicholasdonvito1703]

Boy did that SUCK a real slap in the face to we vets who were there there and my 30 plus brothers on the WALL in DC on panel 33W!!!!!!

[@paulfranks195]

My friend, it's just a film and from the educated posts, quite an inaccurate one. Only you and yours really know the differences and only you and yours have earned the right to look down on the rest of us.

[@AR15SP1]

Sounds like platoon from 1986 is a better movie

[@twofiveb]

@@AR15SP1 LOL, It is! And Full Metal Jacket, Hamburger Hill, hell, even Stripes!

[@AR15SP1]

@@twofiveb I use my observations

[@donniemayer]

I was in the Vietnam draft; but never got selected and so thankful I am. My brother volunteered in 1969; while I and a friend hitch-hiked to Woodstock, from Arlington, Va in the summer of that year. He was a medic and he came back a bit messed up psychologically; but hell who wouldn't have. And many of the returning soldiers were totally disrespected for the job they were ordered to do and had to do to survive. It was a major political blunder to ever have gone there in the first place. My idea is to sen all the Congressman and Senators over first....next time we have a war !!!!!

[@seymourwrasse3321]

If politicians fought wars, there would be less of them, and if all the politicians got killed off, no one would mourn them. It always amazed me that any politician that ever served in battle would ever send someone else in to it

[@jreardon5544]

Next time they want to start a war I say send Trump sons first

[@kenfox22]

Totally Facts

[@AJ-bz7wq]

fucking cowardly politicians always start the wars but never take part! COWARDS ALL OF THEM

[@donofon1014]

a Blunder indeed... in spite of some planning by JFK and LBJ's Best and Brightest. I find the Iraq invasion to be a re-run. I suppose blunders start off being deliberate.

[@hemigod2]

Clean uniforms and singing out loud while bumping the bush ? This should’ve been a broadway musical . Anyways I liked the plot

[@37corsair]

Humping

[@silkkdread]

Right they’re barely inhaling the cigarettes lol not to mention the cgi gunfire 🤦🏽‍♂️🤣

[@user-ep3ck5re4o]

🙏read comments - switched it off - can not stand unrealistic movies

[@gregtucker338]

I’m retired from the Army. Didn’t serve in Vietnam but served in the 1st gulf war and later in Afghanistan. I know this movie is all BS but watched it anyway . Take it for what it is a Comic Book, lol

[@NoAlarmsNoSupriseSs]

Haha right? Yup.

[@jameseverett4976]

It's always the same message today in every movie: Black person always good, White person always bad.

[@steffenritter7497]

Served in Vietnam, 1968-69 in the Ashau. Yep, this was a comic book, brother.

[@QCutube]

Yeah so is American sniper, Rambo, bunch of militarism jagoffs

[@steffenritter7497]

@@QCutube Don't blame us if you can't shoot straight ...

[@daviddixon4385]

I remember watching a Doc about A point man in Vietnam he was a Native American 🇺🇸 Indian an every time he saw a butterfly whilst out on trail it was a sign they were gonna be ambushed an he was spot on he saved he’s men 2 or 3 times because of he’s premonition unbelievable stuff this guy was like a ghost walk-in point absolutely lethal he certainly wouldn’t of been as noisy as these morons Good lord

[@kidmack3556]

That would be Thomas Rockroads Jr. Watch his Billings Gazette Vietnam Voices interview here on YT. "You got to watch for this kind of butterfly"

[@charlesscholten1469]

Cool deed not know that . Wel noisy the deed that in ww2 also you always have those noisy poeple .my dad was a mp marechaussee. Also walked a platon up the also talked to much. Hé let them run 2 rondsturen extra😂

[@timmyhughes2000]

What’s the doc called

[@fload46d]

Yep, there was prejudice in 'Nam. Usually a lot more complicated though. Thanks for the movie.

[@risenstarkenneltacticaltra6488]

Never ceases to amaze me that the way Vietnam Veterans are treated and perceived has never changed. "Baby Killers" "Rapists" Folks who comment here clearly are no different than the folks we had to deal with when we returned so many years ago. What you think you know is what you see in depictions like this. It really doesn't get to me like it use to, it is simply what is expected.

[@paulmoss7940]

Thank you for your service ,Sir. I was too young to go ,but my best friend is a VV. You can take some solace in knowing the perception is more widely recognized by some folks today.

[@paladinsix9285]

In "Fly-Over Country" most of the Veterans were treated Respectably by (the) "Deplorables" (you know,) Regular American People, not the Costal (self proclaimed) "Elites"

[@paladinsix9285]

I joined the US Army in 1983, the majority of Men who Trained me, and Prepared my Comrades and I for Combat were Veterans of the war(s) in Vietnam. What they Paid for In Blood & Tears, I was able to Earn with Sweat, and a few tears. My fellow NCOs and I passed those Lessons on to other soldiers. I deployed multiple times to various "hot spots" before September 11th 2001; then I re-joined and again deployed multiple times as part of the "Global War upon Terrorists... Thanks to the Lessons I Learned from those Veterans of Vietnam, my fellow NCOs and I brought everyone of our Men Home! We were Blessed, we were Lucky, most importantly we were Well Trained and Prepared! Of all of the "fruit salad" and "Gee-Gaws" I was awarded, I earned my CIB (Combat Infantryman's Badge) and my Paratrooper Wings!

[@syriouskash537]

The V.V's you want to get the full picture from are the ones who BEEN there......... but were against the war. THEIR perspective will give you a clearer understanding of why the American citizens didn't respect the soldiers. PEOPLE WANTED THE TROOPS TO DO WHAT WAS RIGHT......... STAND DOWN. Not go because they were called to go. This was not WWII. You have to understand something. That was an UGLY period in America's history. Racism was the norm. Presidents and politicians were being assassinated. The Mafia was strong. CIA and FBI was up to its tricks. Media was lying Big Time. Civil rights leaders were being assassinated. etc...etc.. But lets not degrade what the Hippies and Civil Rights leaders were trying to do. BE PATRIOTS....... and FIX THEIR COUNTRY. Hippies were ready for PEACE and an end to all this nonsense. The Troops fought. They had reasons to feel the way they did..... remember....... this was a war we got into over a LIE about the incident in the gulf of Tonkin. A war fought for money. The Troops fought anyway. People didnt respect them for it. There was no "We support the Troops" sentiment. That came about BECAUSE of Vietnam. Because of movies like this one that told the stories of the troops. Its not like Today's Iraq. Same Situation. Different type of generation. Different thought about America. Your military troops aren't honored because they go when they are told to. That's an AMERICAN ideal due to how America get's what it wants. Your troops are honored because they do what is right.

[@christopherfranklin4760]

@@syriouskash537 Coming from a real Vietnam combat vet (2bde, 101st Airborne Division, 1966-1969), the most serious holes in this movie (and it is a movie), come from the lack of discipline depicted. Very similar to the movies, Platoon and Apocalypse Now. No Army officer would have let things become so chaotic that military discipline virtually disappears. No platoon would get "lost." Yes, this was a movie. However, war movies require some semblance of reality and credibility. You simply cannot have such large plot holes that stretch the bounds of that credibility. Movies like this tend to distort the image of the American soldier and give rise to mythologies perpetrated by the media of the "baby killing soldier." The how's and why's of how we got into the Vietnamese mess is insignificant when dealing with individual stories about troops on the ground. American troops fought more from a point of survival for themselves and their fellow soldier than some abstract ideological concept.

[@obsidianblackhorse5589]

Let's see now, walking through the jungle, guns at the ready, BS'ing loudly, and even singing and all bunched together. This is a damn fantasy.

[@zahirhaqq7252]

Lol

[@HumbelPie]

@Physcopath Troll 8. We lost politically but as war goes we killed 10 of them to every one of us. Lose lose maybe

[@erichvonmanstein6876]

@@HumbelPie "we lost"? If by "we" you mean the United States then you are not only mistaken but misinformed as well.

[@FiveGunsWest]

@@HumbelPie They added up, at one point, the number of enemy KIAs the U$ reported and it was more than the entire population of the country. U$ statistics and everything else was falsified to keep the usual families in the money.

[@user-sh2mk8ew4c]

Most war movies do not whisper on patrol.

[@blinksstayfresh2524]

Going down history and trying to watch ever war movie of that time. Thank you

[@willmears1111]

Totally unrealistic or real. No sweat on their fatigues. All new clothes, helmet covers, etc. We had no one talk or act like this. Also the stated geography was wrong as they said they were in the Delta (Mekong) (rivers/flat) which was IV Corp (the South), and the hills that were shown were in I Corp and II Corp. (North and Central Highlands). I was in I Corp. in Vietnam. All of our fellow soldiers were life and death to us. We depended on each other for everything, and we never forgot it.

[@oneflyguy1949]

I knew a couple Vietnam vets and they never spoke of it. Once this guy started shell shocking or something and I was whisked out of the apartment by my friend for my safety. I was just sitting there quiet when it happened, I felt real bad for those guys and what they had to endure.

[@charlesscholten1469]

Yeah war aantal no happy place .i know same vets the go in Bosnië but my friend sa same dead poeple hand already had ptsd .and sa kids playing in a bom crater. This vietnam war was realy creul. You deed not know Who was Who. Crazy war . Do you know the song in this movie?

[@Rugmunchersauce3]

I done a poo out there in 'Nam. I'd hired a Scooter and was on a dirt track miles from anywhere. I had no choice... I had to do what I had to do! And anyone of yous wudda done exactly the same thing if you was in that same position, Goddamnit , you got no idea what it was like.

[@ItsJakeStuff]

Daym this is movie is all over the place morally..wow.

[@JohnDoe-jq4re]

Usually in movies the actors and director attempts to convince the audience that the characters are real people, and do real people things. I’ve never been in the military or anything, but it’s pretty obvious you don’t stand upright in a bunch while people are shooting at you. This has to be the most unbelievable depiction of humans in an environment I have ever seen.

[@JohnDoe-jq4re]

Other movies do a much much better job at portraying war crimes, race relations, friendly fire, and people in war. This movie literally falls flat on every issue it is attempting to address. Only watch this movie if you are really high and like to laugh at bad movies with unbelievable plots and characters.

[@timg2088]

@@JohnDoe-jq4re Thanks for the heads up! That's what I was looking for. An idea about the realism of the movie. I'm a history buff, and I can't hardly stand over the top historical inaccuracies...

[@jameseverett4976]

I like how he was able to shoot at and kill all of the firing squad soldiers while not hitting a single Vietnamese right in front of them. And the VC victims somehow knew to stay put while they argued over their photo op details, but as soon as the guys were all shot, they knew to run, some without even looking back to see what happened.

[@coiledsteel8344]

Brave Soldiers ALWAYS Fight for Each Other, NEVER About Politics. Wrong War, Time, and Place.

[@flashfolds1]

I was in VN...it was all politics and we were fodder.

[@juanzero5398]

Pretty darn descent for the budget. A lot more grit and depth of story than a few Hollywood blockbusters I'll probably never bother trying to remember the names of. Well done 👍

[@gregrourke4182]

read a book. read history.

[@louisdugas4067]

💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩

[@nadimmahjoub]

Whatever the execuse presented and history books - or even wikipedia- tell us that the American state carried out a big crime against the Vietnamese people. And it was like the destruction of Iraq from 2003 onwards.

[@quickumentaries]

@@nadimmahjoub the destruction of Iraq had been going on for decades by Saddam, oh yes and murdering men on the street to rape their wives

[@johnrogers9942]

I like when the choppers where coming in and passing all the pine trees and white oaks. ..a true classic plays on every cliche known to be in every war movie ever

[@annaravenhand5536]

This was good except for all the parts with people or talking LOL

[@charlesscholten1469]

What a mas to bad the dead .oké. its a movie one survived . Could also Just say what realy happend but oké. But its a good mooie

[@chris51851]

I haven't seen such clean soldiers since the movie that Bette Midler was in

[@jtvegas8761]

Movie sucked so much!

[@AR15SP1]

​@@jtvegas8761sounds like platoon, Forrest Gump, and hamburger hill were better

[@ameirenterprises2669]

I never went anywhere like that. We went from the LZ to Indian country and back again and again. We were from the “Third Herd” and we weren’t allowed in any town or ville. Best job I ever had.

[@Circa1664]

That's a Green Tree Frog in the opening scene. Didn't realize Vietnam was in Florida.

[@jh9640]

Yeah, Hollywood Florida 😲😲😲

[@Tis_I_SirJames]

Nothing better than front row seats and a bag of popcorn to the best free movies on KZbin! Two thumbs up! 👍👍

[@kingofthecatnap5780]

i can only offer it one finger.

[@markwebster5749]

We’re we watching the same movie 😂

[@Whats-It-To-Ya]

I don't care if it was free, I still want a refund and payment for pain and suffering from watching this 💩

[@tombakabones274]

14:00-14:52 they could have at least gotten a Vietnam vet to be a military advisor on this movie my dad served in Vietnam and there ain't no way in hell they've been doing that much damn jaw dropping while humping around in the bush

[@ref1235]

I personally enjoyed the fully automatic m-16's

[@davidjames3126]

Agree the tech advisor must of been like the dumbass crew that marched on the capitol . As a vet of Viet Nam they would all been in body bags. Hell two maybe three combat vets like your father and I could have done these guys within a few minutes of first contact.👍👍👍

[@donwelch6612]

@@ref1235 yup...that's a hell a va weapon lol.

[@asreal6636]

No bull, you can get into this film. Nice depicted scenarios.

[@jimclark6256]

Only the SV Regulars talked while on patrol and they used the same trail returning. Real smart.

[@mjleger4555]

Interesting movie, seemed to be more thriller than reality. But what i liked most is the comments below from those who were really there in Viet Nam, that is where the truths come out, and they really know what they are talking about! Bravo-Zulu to all our VN Vets!

[@fnoce5948]

Ho Chi Minh ( of North Vietnam) was a slaughterer of landlords. Even Ken Burns him self showed this of Ho in a book.

[@bigdeal6852]

@@fnoce5948 I wouldn't believe "everything" Ken Burns has put in any documentary. That's for sure.

[@Kokanee604]

This is the best bargain bin movie that ever came out. Lol

[@DB742]

99 cent rental status in the vhs video days.

[@k.c.8535]

war makes me nervous, but I watched it anyway, was a good movie, thank you Movie Central

[@gregrourke4182]

Fake movie, fake premise, read a book. Learn your history!

[@k.c.8535]

@@gregrourke4182 no one said it was a true story.....just a movie....and I watched for free. why are you being rude? and war still makes me nervous.

[@cathyt144]

The ending leaves a lot to be desired. I wish movies like this had better advisors in order to make it more realistic. Im the widow of a Vietnam vet and they def werent respected and honored like veterans of other wars. To all who serve ,i personally thank you for your service and sacrificed their lives for our freedoms. God bless our troops.

[@michealburnett7]

What freedoms were they saving you from?

[@toodalr7376]

Four Good Guys who kept US military ethic in front of the enemy, very rare to meet in the period of VN War.

[@addamz3277]

3 good guys

[@Holocaustica]

There's a lot of freshly laundered uniforms. Helmets too. This unit was lucky.

[@JohnDoe-jq4re]

Nah it’s just a shit movie that doesn’t even try to be realistic or believable

[@twofiveb]

Yeah. Even the KIA had freshly laundered uniforms.

[@Holocaustica]

@@twofiveb It’s an old comment but back then it reminded me of Dances With Wolves. It was a story that took place shortly after the American Civil War. In the age of steam; a time when things were simpler. A time when EVERY-SINGLE-PERSON alive could afford universal-and early access-to advanced orthodontics…

[@kidmack3556]

I liked it... I'm surprised to see a totally different spin.

[@bhappy3]

I was surprised with the twist👍👍👍

[@carycoller3140]

Who walks around on a battlefield with an M60 with the F-ing ammo wrapped around the barrel? Good luck being able quickly react and return fire.

[@bretterful]

You realise it’s a movie right lmfao

[@carycoller3140]

@@bretterful Yeah, but......

[@nonyabiz2777]

I to can’t watch movies without the constant f ups but I learn to adapt.

[@jimclark6256]

@@bretterful So, try to get it right.

[@NoAlarmsNoSupriseSs]

@Brett yeah we do, so what's that mean? F everything up to the point of turning the movie into a joke? "lmfao"..I don't get why its that hilarious. Its like you dont care that its not even remotely close to reality and laugh at people who want the accurate representation. That in and of itself is hilarious.

[@russellellingworth4851]

There were twists and turns in this movie. Could it not have ended the way it did? Brought back memories when i was in the service. 1969 into 1971 combat medic Perhaps the bad dreams start again tonight.

[@2TexasTuff]

I hope not me Russell. I hope not. Peace be with you always and in all ways.

[@nadimmahjoub]

Do you feel you were complict of the crime committed by the American state or not?

[@nadimmahjoub]

Or did just believe that you helping you fellow Americans?

[@amberhammilton843]

If you were in the service I doubt you would have enjoyed this garbage

[@mickryan2450]

Dam i can load a mag in no time

[@hippylong]

I appreciate everyone involved in making this film. It takes lots of personal time to create art. Screw the skeptical viewers.

[@brianmccarthy5657]

Hippylong well said.

[@jameseverett4976]

Yea screw accuracy because it took me alot of work to make a big mess of fictional BS.

[@kingofthecatnap5780]

@Noah Boddy with you, noah. it would have been much better if they had added space critters.

[@danaustin3885]

These guys don't remind me of anyone that I knew. 1st Cav 68/69.

[@christerence8199]

Honestly the plot was really good. THANKS FOR THE GOOD MOVIE ❤

[@southerncross3638]

I grew up in San Francisco. I was 10 years old in 68 I remember the hippies dumping trash cans off of the golden gate bridge on ships with vets returning from Vietnam, my Father was so passed off.

[@charlesburke2379]

I remember how the world wasn't concerned with the Vietnam war until the United Staes arrived, It became the most grossly unpopular war ever known. So unpopular that many of our units shipped home in the deadest hours of night. Almost as if they were sneaking us back! And many suspected they were.

[@neddyladdy]

And a lot of the world not even then.

[@andrewarthurmatthews6685]

Yes the world took notice as we all felt the US ought not to be doing what they were doing . Ultimately the US got their butts kicked back to the States by rice farmers . Vietnam was a total disaster

[@CB14049]

Casper did the right thing.....his judgement is very good

[@onarc5113]

The Vietnamese say they could smell our soldiers 50 miles away from the cigarette smoke.

[@o5245607]

Could be On Arc but the enemy stunk like shit and many times they were detected because of their terrible odor. Remember they smoked also. Deodorant and aftershave are huge no no's in conflicts.

[@onarc5113]

@@o5245607 Wow, lol. My comment was derived from John Hagee who had talked to some & shared that on TV. God bless our troops! God bless USA!

[@SynthSense-AI]

We could smell them too and the mosquitos would pick up like crazy, when they got close.

[@frasercheyne8332]

They could also smell the Americans soap etc

[@onarc5113]

@@frasercheyne8332 Rub some dirt in it! LOL

[@Polosak]

The muzzle flash with no casings ejected....🤣🤣

[@Praetoria113-zm3no]

I know, bolt carrier group not moving, I'm surprised they even have the ejection port cover open...

[@PanSearedRibeye68]

Great acting!

[@Tom-us9yb]

This movie makes a powerful statement , not in your conventional way , in a Stanley Kubrick way , the message is that war is the injustice of man killing man for politics , only wild animals kill for survival , no one wins a war , in WWll Russia sacrificed over 26 million people yet say they won the war .

[@davidbaker6941]

I spent 17 months incountry and want to know where did this bullshit come from ???

[@panthermartin7784]

David, someones bullshit attempt at the real thing, kinda like buying cheap boots made in China vs a pair of 7 row stitch made at home here, one is the real thing the other is a stop gap.

[@jameseverett4976]

Probably a political agenda, and continuing the current movie-statement tradition of "all black people good, all white people bad."

[@danerogers9058]

Somebody pulled a script out of their ass and a fucking woke producer ate that shit up.

[@AR15SP1]

@@davidbaker6941 I'd rather watch apocalypse now instead

[@girlbess2140]

Is it really like this on the battlefield without hiding but yelling?

[@amberhammilton843]

Hehe, well said

[@robvancamp2781]

Surprisingly good entertainment

[@brianmccarthy5657]

I stand corrected 39:24 to 43:56 is best bit of dialogue I've heard in a long time.

[@addamz3277]

Agreed!

[@heatherchannelgetoutside]

agreed!

[@ricknguyen8775]

Colors don't make a different, it's the code of honor that decide your good or evil.

[@thomasmanning829]

I was in the army 1969 to 1972. This was not the army I experienced. The attitude was a little heavier. A little more aware.

[@tombakabones274]

If you don't mind me asking who did you serve with because my dad was in country in Vietnam with the third brigade of the 82nd airborne

[@philipdobbins2769]

I found it odd that the LT was standing during the ambush, YELLING, "RETURN FIRE!" No shit Sherlock. The FIRST thing you do is hit the deck.

[@stephenkidder8876]

That was definitely different! Well played! Bravo 👏

[@kevinfowler8712]

Awesome war movie. Wow What a plot twist! 2 thumbs way up...

[@fellspoint9364]

Yeah, two thumbs up yer arse, cowboy !

[@minhtruong8565]

The moment VC's are shown with the wrong hats, you know this is low quality. A tell tale sign of american movies.

[@LassieFarm]

Not bad. Kept me entertained, but it wont win an Oscar

[@altoncrane9714]

I like it, flaws and all. Original and captivating.

[@cliverockability3829]

That was a very good film. A bit twisted but good. War is hell

[@belluh-1huey102]

Nice Purple Heart formation they had going

[@SteveJory-k7h]

First 5 minutes was all I could watch.

[@JAKEOMINE]

Great War movie

[@zerotwofive4997]

Ahhhh. Just so you know. Hand grenades and smoke grenades were NEVER attached to anything by the grenade pin's split ring. The metal clips on the shoulder straps of the web suspenders were used to attach the butt pack or the sleeping bag carrier to it. Not for attaching hand grenades. The jungle would rip it off your gear or it might fall off in a fire fight without you knowing (bugger). But most of all, I just think no one in your squad would want you to carry it like that because you would look like a Fucking Cherry fresh in from the world.

[@amberhammilton843]

So true, or have acted like that.

[@Yodie208]

That is the reason that they started manufacturing the grenades with shipping clips. We used to attach the grenades by placing the Spoon "handle" on our web gear and then bending the handle up to keep the brush from tearing them off.

[@philipdobbins2769]

We taped the handles.

[@philipdobbins2769]

That way you can uncrimp the keeper( pin) and not blow yourself up. Those movies you see with actors pulling the pin with their teeth are so bugus. All you would do is lose some teeth. The spoon will not release as long as there is pressure on it.

[@makinbacon3846]

To add to this, in the beginning, you can see a soldier with a cat eye helmet band which is post war

[@Holocaustica]

This dialogue made milk shot out my nose. I'm drinking Pepsi.

[@michaelwest9311]

I don't even bother to watch these straight to youtube movies. I do however appreciate them as a source of income for the actors and actresses during the slow season when tips are low.

[@catholiccrusader5328]

Glad I had the good sense to go to Viet Nam after that war ended. This movie's screenplay could have been written by an 8th grader.

[@blumobean]

A few minutes in and I'm out. Got to the bar scene and that was it for me. I never saw a place that nice over there. It is obvious these people have never walked point. If I told you how bad Vietnam was, you would not believe me. No shower for 32 days, and then the shower was cold water. Weather closed in and situation so bad that you had to carry your dead friend for 3 days wrapped in ponchos on bamboo poles.

[@darkwolf-xs9ku]

Best movie ever it deserves a Academy Award lol

[@JohnDoe-jq4re]

Your joking right?

[@darkwolf-xs9ku]

@@JohnDoe-jq4re lol yes

[@susana301301]

Where do they get those guns that can shoot more bullets than the capacity of the 20 round magazines and not reload?

[@johnnydoe7846]

A brand new perfectly clean unscratched AK for every VC in Nam apparently lol.

[@johnnydoe7846]

@ haha yeah. At least it looks like they got the GI boots right for the period and most of the boomsticks look about right for the period (even if they do look like they all came directly off the factory line and never touched mud.)

[@375GTB]

Most VC carried the Chinese (or Russian) 7.62R bolt carbine. 7.62x39 SKS carbines Or even Japanese bolt guns from WWII... NVA got the AKM's... Few actual AK47s were seen... AKM's were easier and cheaper to build Stampings over milled parts.. The Media calls EVERYTHING an AK47... J.C.

[@philipdobbins2769]

I never saw one Charlie in a cone hat and black PJ's.

[@actionpls.]

The only lottery I even won was the vietnam draft lottery lucky # 53. In 1970 Did one 9 month vietnam tour. Returned home to San Diego NTC Balboa Island hospital. I couldn't look at vietnam war movies for almost 50 years after. Movies like this still trigger my PTSD to some extent.

[@chris6614]

Worth watching, give it a chance.

[@timothyvotaw7517]

Wasn't my experience over there, but as a Marine grunt, maybe we just dealt with the sh*t differently....

[@pensadenos]

The movie is kind of difficult to stay with.......but it does have more twists than a screw on bottle cap!

[@revivalofnutrient]

I liked it since they don’t make a lot of Vietnam movies

[@paintdippingdeerskullshunt8801]

Holy hell I can't believe I watched that sorry ass movie if anybody reads this before watching please do yourself a favor and keep looking for a good movie because this one is not it

[@maxgrind438]

Tnx

[@ferdrewflores3612]

THANX !!!

[@deehouseg4403]

Thx

[@dawnkeener9836]

Thanks

[@Gmar69]

I was there in 72 and doing patrols looking for Charlie like these guys, but with tactics and using available cover properly and not walking into shit. I got two Purples but who cares. These guys are drinking Tiger beer, or Tiger piss is what we called it. I'll chime in during the film.

[@charlesdeangelo4055]

I served in the USA Army 🪖 in Vietnam during the TET offensive of 68

[@charlesdeangelo4055]

It was a horrible experience and after I was wounded in the Vietnam conflict I was flown to a hospital in the Philippines and Okinawa and I had orders to return to Vietnam but on the day that I was scheduled to return to Vietnam my gunshot to my leg got infected and was starting to bleed so I was flown by a helicopter to Cameron Bay in Vietnam for y'all who don't know where Cameron Bay is located and then I was mediivaced to some shi,! hole naval hospital in Chelsea Massachusetts and then I was stationed in Fort Bragg , North Carolina in a basic training company as a weapons armor and had to help the drill instructors teach the new recruits how to use a M-14 and M-16 weapons and due to my combat related PTSD from being in the conflict in Vietnam I was given an honorable discharge with a ,30 percent disability rating and I should of gotten a 100 💯 percent disability rating

[@samuraishonan4706]

Great movie.

[@frankblangeard8865]

At 1:34 the Vietnamese soldiers are shown wearing coolie hats. Right there we know that this is not at all authentic. No point (pun intended) in going further.

[@ferdrewflores3014]

Thanx 4 saving my time !! 👍👍🙏🙏

[@aldenstallworth5504]

You funny

[@jameseverett4976]

The whole thing was joke. I've never seen Vietnamese that look so.............Mexican American.

[@donofon1014]

This is a tough story ... it raises moral questions that military minds are not encouraged or equipped to deal with. That is why PTSD was a plague. I had to dis-engage from a new friendship .. a vet of Nam .. I began to see how volatile he was.. and when he was out of the room his wife ... (his former nurse) warned me off. What fun 30 years post war.

[@lesliesylvan]

Dang!!! This movie caught me by surprise! I've added it to my WAR MOVIE PLAYLIST

[@redtobertshateshandles]

13 minutes of unrealistic movie was enough. Everyone has brand new shiny equipment.

[@jantaylor9720]

Showed some ugly sides of things in Vietnam war that really happened. Good movie that was very realistic. Sorry for all that perished in that war.

[@knokname6466]

Where were you stationed in 'Nam?

[@scottleft3672]

Who are you speaking for?

[@ahoycookies4015]

@@scottleft3672 Bro Vietnam beat us twice dude, one in the vietnam war and fighting corona virus.

[@kubasaki1978]

"Very realistic"....you're a fucking clown if you think this movie is anything even resembling realistic...

[@andrewskokna9760]

What are you smoking dude realistic I was in the Marines if seven Marines were shot execution style by the same bullets you don't think they're being investigation those brothers would hang you idiot and what if one of the 70 killed was black when he had shot him too they just all happened to be white

[@brucegibbins3792]

This not a documentary, instead this is a film made to entertain people. So I guess some licence was taken rather than the narrative being strictly correct. Even so, there is a sense that the American war in Vietnam was characterised by the worst of behaviors possible when soldiers and civilians mix in combat zones. All the ways we have developed to intermingle with each other in peace and respect are quickly abandoned as we become slowly feral and disconnected from an orderly society we have left behind.

[@joeorca5087]

Great story. Great film.

[@mauricestanley6859]

Wow! A plot! Rough! Good acting.

[@rogerpropes7129]

Easy to see which scenes were filmed in Florida with palmetto palms, live oaks, Spanish moss (on the ground in opening) all native to America with location and wildlife shots in Cambodia.

[@greglange3048]

I'm 2 minutes into this, and already spotted several 'flaws'. example: Guy is too clean, pressed shirt, humping through the jungle without sweating. And you NEVER shoot the point man, your priority is to kill the guy standing next to the radioman.

[@CJH71587]

Classic from 2018! ❤️‍🔥

[@jdsaldivar5606]

82ND AIRBORNE Entertaining...nuff said.

[@williamrose2506]

Excellent story, set and acting by all. 5 stars.

[@gregrourke4182]

Yep. for a Special Olympics movie it rocks. Can you say, "RETARD!"

[@amberhammilton843]

What planet are you from?

[@brianmccarthy5657]

@@gregrourke4182 Can you say educationally, intellectually challenged by reduced cell numbers in the neocortex?

[@jessemongia9730]

May not be truthful movie but it nailed the deceitfulness of man .Keeping it 💯.

[@Tenright77]

Interesting, you simply can't control your destiny. But you still need a personal code to live by. Even then, when it is your time, it just is.

[@johnjordin342]

don't mean nothing

[@zerotwofive4997]

@@johnjordin342 not a god dam thing. Now let me hear you say it Cherry- Casualties of war. A better movie than this one.

[@joebloggs1460]

That was a good film, enjoyed that.

[@michaellincoln3739]

This film had me on the edge of my seat. It's rough but the Director has used suspense to make it a winner. Acting is first class too. Anyone who criticises it has missed the point of the movie - everybody has a different value system or "code" to live by.

[@qqq9097]

this film was bullshit

[@amberhammilton843]

JESUS....how old are you?

[@amberhammilton843]

@@michaellincoln3739 Love you really xxxx

[@michaellincoln3739]

@@amberhammilton843 You sound cool

[@amberhammilton843]

@@michaellincoln3739 Oooow well a thank you kind Sir xxxxx

[@brentritchie6199]

Actually a surprisingly good movie

[@josephhudson8829]

The flashlights should have red lens.

[@clintonstahlman4618]

Can not figure out what the final resolution to movie would be . Thought provoking but confusing. Strange film!

[@gordonbrooks3081]

This is award worthy.

[@seymourwrasse3321]

2 stars and IMDB rating of 3.8, you know it's going to be good, I'll go watch a 60 year old movie for the 20th time instead

[@turbotim13]

I love how the VC have infinite ammo they never even reload they just keep firing and firing and firing in the same clip. Must be awesome have an infinite ammo

[@jennifershelstead2661]

Ya that’s realist

[@peterrobbins2862]

Just ask John Wayne he had the same weapons