Do Real Combat Veterans Make Better Action Films?

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[@whymakemelikegobruuh767]

Fragile Mugs that are actually fragile should be a merchandise.

[@leviathanqueen3780]

I have yet to break a regular mug

[@L3GioG57A]

You don't buy fragile mugs for the mugs. You buy them for the excessive amounts of bubble wrap and foam.

[@fragiledate]

You talkin bout me?

[@thiagounreal]

liberal mugs

[@oje8533]

It’ll come in pieces.

[@thomast8710]

8:43 Ever seen a vet casually drumming on his prosthetic leg?

[@kenneth6895]

What a goddamn hero

[@Southern_Crusader]

Watch the You Might Be A Veteran video. A guy used his prosthetic leg to get the cereal down.

[@happylittletree1727]

The man also got burned alive while in the military.... And he has the brass balls to shrug it off and name himself Crispy

[@tlshortyshorty5810]

Crispy is a badass and an awesome individual.

[@javierguardiola7122]

drummin'? nope FLIRTIN'? (or tryin to flirt some1) heck yea

[@TheHelloDonk]

7:25 Sam, a normal human: "That's a wrap, boys!" Clint, an otherworldly being: "That's a wwrrrooOOOOOOOOOOO" Never change, Clint. Never change.

[@clamum]

Lol Clint is awesome, dude has a great sense of humor.

[@tyratooOP]

We all know that Clint is secretly an SCP

[@drewpeacock9087]

Clint is embarrassing, least cool member of the channel.

[@clamum]

@@drewpeacock9087 gtfo noob

[@theknave4415]

I like Clint. He's always good as the bad example... Wait... aren't they all? :D

[@gateauxq4604]

Jake is secretly the weirdest person in CC. ‘Business manager’ is just a cover for pure chaos

[@cjtraywick]

And some how he is also a licensed attorney 🤯

[@lanrelogan2468]

@@cjtraywick fr? I assumed that was always a joke xD

[@cjtraywick]

@@lanrelogan2468 nope. True stuff

[@CaptVooDooGaming]

He's actually Corridors attorney. Almost any production company has attorney's on retainer just in case for problems. I think he's just like their insurance, just in case something happens. But he's truly chaotic neutral

[@silvesterpeel5379]

​@@CaptVooDooGamingand the Unsubscribe Podcast as well.

[@michaelvincentgunawan5165]

No one: Black Rifle Coffee: turns a light armored vehicle into a coffee truck. Now that's cool...

[@AvgJoeCrowe]

I mean, Mission BBQ has used 2-tons for quite some time now...

[@tristancourtney5694]

Wait until you hear about their prius with a 20mm Vulcan gatling cannon on it

[@Southern_Crusader]

Did you see the Prius they put a Vulcan Cannon on?

[@xcyted4now]

Thats not a light armor vehicle that things is about as armored as any car or truck going down the road. They do have armored variants but thats not one of them. However it is an awesome LMTV. I'd wish I could build something like that.

[@Solarsey]

It looks like banes truck

[@carelsberghstijn]

I think everyone watching this channel has a moment, at a certain point in time, after which they can only hear 'wrendering' instead of 'rendering', right?

[@shmigod1195]

Lol😂

[@gauriphadanavis8345]

TRUE WORDS EVER SPOKEN...😹😹😹😹💗💗

[@fedexkaiju1494]

Fals facts of Carbon fiber is his kryptonite

[@chaos6839]

*WRENDERING*

[@webkahlifa]

When I work too much, sometimes I see that instead of an actual render button or something :D

[@estherchang5]

"I'm really excited actually. It's been a long time since I've wanted to break a coffee cup on his head." Siblings everywhere

[@thomasohanlon1060]

It's the look of pure joy on his face when he said it. Would have any parent saying do I have to separate you two?

[@JustinNathanielAdams]

"How do we find that authenticity when we haven't had the same experience?" What a great starting point to come at this from!

[@satisfied_chimp]

a quote like that is like nugget of gold you leave behind for the next person to find and be inspired. that way of thinking is were you inspire your self when you find out you can pick up as much gold as you want.

[@SRPDunn]

Step one: Drop the "authenticity" lingo

[@alberich3099]

I think that is a very hard thing to do, because you want to create something entertaining. The few firefights I was in were "boring" - don't get me wrong it was scary, adreanalin rushed and quite a piece wor work for everybody involved BUT if you were to film it people would not realy understand what is going on and it would look fairly stale. Yea shots go out shots come in, the occasional grade went off and we recieved some mortar fire, but the question (as far as I can judge it) is less how can we make it authentic but more how can we frame it so it is entertaining wihtout loosing reality. For me at least, is it less about is the setting beeing "authentic" or real, but do the protagonists behave appropriatly and act appart. It is not always needed to portrey a soldier as either deeply troubbled or philosophical as some movies do in order to create some sort of commentary on the situation, sometimes it is ok to just show them bored, makeing inappropriate jokes and talk about mondane stuff. That is what I personally find missing in many combat story movies.

[@daanvanrijn4117]

The speech matt gives around 15 minutes in is beautiful

[@thesaltedlamp3444]

'Tis.

[@Fishy_VA]

KZbin: We don’t care for guns Corridor: “Weapons are part of my religion”

[@colthart451]

God loves you!😄

[@popninja8658]

@@colthart451 Gun god does

[@tearstoneactual9773]

This is the way.

[@justinhubbard552]

This is the colab we all needed.

[@spiko1755]

Justin Hubbard honestly can’t believe that they got black rifle guys involved with corridor crew

[@WorldWarGames]

I'm so happy, this couldn't have been any more perfect (except perhaps if demolition ranch was involved?)

[@Rico_71]

@@WorldWarGames hey go watch corridor's insta stories right now, you called it

[@m1a1abramstank49]

Enrico Is there a link for that? I kinda want to see it

[@Rico_71]

@@m1a1abramstank49 it is weird i am sure he was in the stories, but not on the channel. So i think it is a video exclusively available on black rifle coffe youtube. Or is just dealyed because still in production. Legit don't know

[@thiagounreal]

Mad respect for this behind the scenes. Its probably the biggest "love letter" to the veteran community you guys have done yet.

[@sbasina]

Jake’s voice not reading the ad was startling

[@rainydeyy]

The video is the ad

[@legoshi6531]

@@rainydeyy i dont think you understood the comment. Because he always does the ad ... Jake does.

[@TVperson1]

Jake without a beard was startling enough

[@Fixxate]

Hearing mat say that is cool. My dad's been in the army then the national guard for 31 years now. He isn't broken, he isnt damaged, he's just tired. Ready to live life like everyone else. I'm glad he's about to get out.

[@sktyby]

Mat said it "Best", we love fucked up humor and few of us are good enough actors to share it. You guys really do a great service by putting our humor into video content. As a current serving veteran I want to say "Thank you for your service". It may sound weird, but I always feel uncomfortable when people thank me for doing what I love to do. I really thank you guys for expressing a more real ideal of what we feel. FREEDOM!

[@floresj]

I hate being thanked for my service. I'm like bro I'm in the air force you don't gotta thank me 😂

[@jacobl6714]

@@floresj I don't remember where I heard/read this, might have been a book about vietnam, and I don't share this opinion since my grandpa was in the air force and while I think it's fine if he (or you) wants to make light of it but I don't really feel like I should since I dunno if it's true or not, but there was a line a marine said jokingly about "the army is chicken shit in combat, the air force is barely on our side, and the navy are pretty much enemy soldiers"

[@bradypermenter8761]

They had to go all the way to Texas to find people that could match Sam’s crackhead energy

[@jish345]

Haha that is a perfect way to describe Sam's vibe

[@TheColSamson]

And not just anyone, but coffee jugging vets

[@NativeTexan77]

Yeah, they did 🙂

[@smilingpseudodragon3133]

Sam is awesome!

[@MrDeltoric]

“so this is what it feels like” oh..

[@katherinebjelke691]

That crack me up hahahaha

[@zodiacsyndicate6986]

MrDeltoric 10/10

[@williammays779]

OH WAIT!!!

[@47halide]

"Life is so short, and there's no dress rehearsal for it." Damn.

[@arizonabountyhunter9038]

Fuckin-A brother...fuckin-A! Hooyah!

[@standardyeepz]

Have you really not heard that before

[@47halide]

@@standardyeepz no?

[@Gottaculat]

Mat: **Walks out in robe** "It's for a helicopter stunt." My mind: **Goes to a very wrong place that doesn't involve rotary aircraft.** "Lol, ew."

[@jbr2nd]

If he had been a Sailor, it might not be wrong.

[@kenneth6895]

Big bruh moments

[@Southern_Crusader]

Achievement Earned: *Disgusted Laughter*

[@Eleazarsc]

lol Ok I laughed really hard at this comment

[@williamwright3007]

weirdo

[@kosmonautdan6715]

It's deeply sad that soldiers are almost idolized while veterans are shunned.

[@theknave4415]

'For it's Tommy this, an' Tommy that, an' "Chuck him out, the brute!" But it's "Saviour of 'is country" when the guns begin to shoot; An' it's Tommy this, an' Tommy that, an' anything you please; An' Tommy ain't a bloomin' fool -- you bet that Tommy sees!'

[@KanyeT1306]

Are they really? Non-American here, that seems so unintuitive. Do you know why that is the reason?

[@kosmonautdan6715]

@@KanyeT1306 Non-american too, but I have seen it with veterans in Europe too. Should have been more specific but shunned more by their government than by the general public. I meet a lot of veterans in the homeless shelters where I work, disproportionally so. Most of them have mental issues due to the horrible stuff they've been through. When they returned from combat they got no support, nothing, from the people who sent them there in the first place. The reasons are probably politics and whatnot. Anyway, it's sad really.

[@KanyeT1306]

@@kosmonautdan6715 Ah, OK. That distinction between government and society makes more sense. Do you think governments should offer free or discounted psychiatry and psychology to those who need it?

[@AvgJoeCrowe]

@Hernando Malinche Vet here chiming in... respect how? I mean, I get "thank you for your service" quite often, and people OUTSIDE the military sure love giving me 1/2 off on a stack of pancakes on Veteran's Day, but the military itself doesn't give a shit. I signed up, gave every inch of what I had, and felt like as I exited the service I was in some legal battle with an enemy. Every benefit I got I had to FIGHT for, as every wound I received and deserved compensation for, contractually, got analyzed until it could be determined that it 'may' have been from a source other than the military. I was always the guy to "take one for the team," but the second I was no longer in uniform, they didn't give a shit about what happened to me. (Hint to all about to get out: get everything done BEFORE you sign your final-out paperwork. No one, not even the S-shops, will help you once you are out.)

[@Halotaku]

This is actually quite heartwarming and inspiring. Please make more wholesome content like this and collaborate with more amazing content creators.

[@chichan9013]

Jackie Chan: Wait, you use fake mugs and chairs?

[@UsotsukiParadox]

Jackie uses breakaway chairs/stools in certain stunts but there method is that it's bound with strings and they hold flour to simulate force/dust

[@masol3726]

I saw this meme and that guy that looks like will poulter

[@The1RealDarek]

Please tell me you're his daughter, or granddaughter or otherwise related and that's really what he said 😂

[@ayar3195]

@@The1RealDarek obviously not

[@jojijoestar7233]

MASOL That IS Will Poulter

[@FulmoStudio]

Who is that guy without beard? He looks little bit like Jake...

[@DeepbloodFang]

It's Drake, his younger brother who also happens to be the black sheep of the family.

[@FulmoStudio]

​@@DeepbloodFang Sounds about right

[@FernandoTorres-yo1eh]

Sam rockwell

[@innocentguy9639]

That’s Jake’s Twin bro

[@paulofernando7858]

where?

[@DecoySanchez]

The look on Sam's face during takes is the face of a man who clearly loves what he does

[@calfborg]

8:30 Wow, Ethan. Great moves, keep it up. Proud of you!

[@WuntaykTimmy1]

UNDERATED COMMENT

[@coreyjohnson5517]

Clint: “Just kidding bois! HAHAHA!” Had me dying 😂

[@dannydechesseo1322]

It’s so weird I remember when corridor crew (Sam and niko) where having a “hard” time reaching 1 mil but now they have 3 million. I guess that’s how mafia works

[@aclg7087]

Iam sorry bo bear the news, But you just posted cringe bro.

[@bigstunna2049]

Old meme but you used it well

[@BooooClips]

Yeah remember 2017 they like this is the year we break 1mil! But now they’ve popularised a whole new genre on KZbin! Experts react

[@Unassimilatedborg]

@@BooooClips experts react is far from new. If anything they did take it from other channels and applied it to their own skillsets

[@ther3aper561]

Yeah the react series has been their biggest hit since ever, and has brought a huge new audience to them. They really deserve the attention though, so I am happy it's finally happening

[@hkoizumi3134]

The amount of testosterone in that room is enough to make anything pregnant by proxy.

[@buca117]

You know a lot of veterans love dogs, right?

[@Thenameisbond1]

H Koizumi who gives child support lol

[@arnaudmenard5114]

...and anything that can’t get pregnant, to grow a beard.

[@G4ZZAA]

The censors are the funniest part That's violent as fuEEEEEEAAAAHHH

[@kesselsauer4441]

If I am not mistaken, the censors were Wren screaming.

[@jameslanning8405]

"Matt Best," is it...? "The robe is YOU!" I love this stuff! I was in the Navy... Never got to do anything but swab the deck and chip paint off the ship's surfaces for repainting... To chip it off later, for repainting... to... Well, you get it I guess? Now, I'm about to hit the 60 mile marker on this twisted road we call life. And I love the idea that you guys, who really did see action, some of it horrific at times, are moving past that time in your own lives, and not just offering coffee to the masses, but offering hope and help to those who may have walked in your shoes, and then, somewhere, they got lost in the fire and smoke... I keep looking forward to 'new adventures,' in your videos. I hope you guys never get tired of making them... They do make an old 'salty dog,' happy! And by the way, When I was onboard ship, I worked my time in the galley, "mess hall,' to you lowbrows, 'restaurant,' to you Air Force country club members! Anyway, we used to get our coffee, in square, mil-spec 5 gallon cans. We used a hammer and screwdriver to hack the top off the can. You know, coffee was almost always in the pot, 24-7, and this coffee, which had to be a standard, government issue to the Navy, was truly great coffee! Not harsh or bitter, it was a smooth cup. And 2 cups before watch meant you could fly all night long! Too much of it and you get those, "over caffeinated, nauseous feelings," like you would rather puke than go another minute! But in the end, you didn't puke and everything would mellow out after a few hours. This was like, 1980-82, when I left that ship... It was in dry dock for nearly 2 years, so they didn't need a big crew... Salute!

[@joediachenko4230]

Thank you for your service sir!

[@shaileshrana7165]

Veterans are just like normal people, except that they're always wearing baseball caps.

[@mikestiles373]

And we can use the word fuck seven times in a 10-word sentence.

[@steh8831]

Shailesh Rana - Coulda been worse, they coulda been wearing shades indoors.

[@GreebusBleeb]

@@mikestiles373 now I'm curious

[@Justin_GFM]

Ste H Or Grunt Style shirts

[@hazonku]

As a combat veteran I can 100% confirm this is true. Most of us are all going bald early from a lifetime of stress condensed into a few years & that's just how we deal with that. LOL.At least nobody is wearing shades indoors. *shrug*

[@fqidz]

Me: **watching mug breaking compilation and wondering why I couldn't hear sounds** this veteran with the bluetooth earphones: mmhm the pain

[@galactus9625]

I literaly just got my first bag of Black Rifle Coffee yesterday..medium roast. it was amazing!

[@danthiel8623]

Nice

[@clamum]

Rofl, my first order came in yesterday too, gonna have it when I get up tomorrow. I think I got the Just Black flavor.

[@galactus9625]

@@clamum i went out and bought a k cup adaptor so i can use it lol 100% worth it you wont be disappointed

[@clamum]

@@galactus9625 nice! Yeah I'm lookin forward to it!

[@Just_A_Dude]

I got into them when they were doing one called "F*ck Hipster Coffee". It just spoke to me on so many levels.

[@goshdang7897]

Absolutely great that Corridor are happy to work with a company that funds the alt-right! Really fucking ethical.

[@Johnny-wv9cn]

So fucking disingenuous. This collab happened LONG before this whole Kyle Rittenhouse shit.

[@KingofCrusher]

"What's wrong with me just givin dudes compliments on their backs?!" Haha fucking made me lol so hard. Nothing wrong with that!!

[@Tetractys72]

BRC + Corridor Digital = Captain America vs HYDRA: Coffee Edition. One of the best collabs ever! 🇺🇸

[@kodokbuluw6756]

"really exited about this actually" "It's been a long time that i want to break a coffe cup on his head" Lol..

[@orsonlepherd7064]

I'm an aspiring film maker, so thank you for being here to entertain us and teach us about vfx!

[@LostEmpireProduction]

So I assume the next time corridor hosts a big airsoft game like they did a few years back, black rifle is gonna be coming too?

[@Altyrell]

I actually would love to see them collab again, but on Corridor's other channel, where they'll do Live Action TTT. Just to see how well they'd do against Vets, perhaps even sort of incorporating some COD:MW elements

[@LostEmpireProduction]

@@Altyrell Oh hell yeah. That would be awesome

[@jacobl6714]

Oh my jeeezus I would love to see that. Maybe with demolition ranch n the ak guy? To make it fair(ish) they could give the vets nerf guns and corridor guys could stick with airsoft ha

[@mcnultyssobercompanion6372]

It's an interesting question, just from a general filmic perspective. I would say having combat experience clearly can't hurt- if a filmmaker has firsthand combat experience and sets out to make a war film. But it's kind of complicated. The first filmmaker with combat experience who comes to mind is Sam Fuller. Sam Fuller is important for several reasons. First, he inspired countless great filmmakers, like Quentin Tarantino and Tim Robbins. And he was also one of the first successful writers who directed his own scripts. Fuller's combat experience was extensive, including the D-Day Normandy invasion. He made a film about these experiences, *The Big Red One* which was gutted by the studio upon release in 1980, but subsequently got a well-received "Apocalypse Now"-style director's cut re-release several years ago on dvd. It's a good film, some people consider it one of the greatest war films of all time. I like it, but I've never loved it. And, maybe paradoxically, for all of Fuller's firsthand experience, I would still say his depiction of the Normandy invasion pales in comparison to Spielberg's depiction 2 decades later in *Saving Private Ryan* despite the fact that Spielberg does not have a second's worth of military experience whatsoever. There is actually an endless parade of great war films that have been made by filmmakers who never picked up a weapon in their lives, films like Kubrick's "Paths of Glory" or Paul Verhoeven's "Soldier of Orange". So, I would say combat experience CAN clearly lend a filmmaker valuable intuition and insight when making a war film. Oliver Stone's *Platoon* and Jean-Pierre Melville's *Army of Shadows* are two GREAT examples of films made by men about wars they fought in themselves (Stone as an American infantryman during the Vietnam War, Melville as a resistance fighter in occupied France during WW2). But that personal experience is not always necessarily required to produce war films that matter.

[@thesaltedlamp3444]

Interesting point. I think that may be because war films are made for civilians, and therefore must at least partially coincide with the civilian idea of what war is like to be considered successful. So, you need to be a good filmmaker to do this, and not necessarily a veteran. Although, I'm sure being a veteran who can film/direct/write or at least having a veteran reference on set greatly helps increase the caliber of the film.

[@andyhaochizhang]

Cinema and reality is definitely very different. There are many historic footage from WW2 and none of the ones I’ve seen look anything like the famous epic war scenes. It makes sense since real life military operations that lasts for days and can take place over hundreds of kilometres of front lines while a movie lasts several hours in limited space.

[@senseimilli]

Sam: “How do we find that authenticity, and that voice, here, when we ourselves don’t have the same experience as they do?” Kodak Black: “Lemme drive da boat”

[@bradhaines3142]

being someone who's never been shot at, i can definitely see why it would be hard to find a living after getting used to getting shot at. glad someone is helping those people

[@thomasohanlon1060]

@@UCB7jqCHfzCIQeGFXEZBdE5w They are helping themselves, the business is Veteran Owned.

[@bradhaines3142]

@@thomasohanlon1060 they're also helping the ones who arent part of it is what i was saying

[@nedquigglio]

Been a fan of both MBest11x and Corridor for years, Christmas came early this year to see you guys together!

[@Dargonhuman]

Same! I don't know who had more fun, Corridor, MBest11x or us, but everyone won with this collab.

[@RyanBrown-hp3sc]

I watched the video before seeing this and was blown away by it. But man i was cheesing when i saw that corridor were the ones that made it.

[@lauriea2971]

Hi guys I’m rom Canada and retired from the Canadian military myself. First of all I want to say Tysvm on ur service in the USA military. U guys are a big inspirational group of people. I hope u the best in the future. God bless u and ur family/friends and all the service personnel that r retired and still serving. I am a new subscriber to your channel. Ty again

[@gabriellarsen4153]

"JUST KIDDING BOYS!" *evil laugh*

[@sebastianperico3696]

God bless all the veterans that are home for the holidays and not home protecting us across seas

[@PACKERMAN2077]

*Correction:* _2 combat veterans AND a KZbin veteran._ BRCC fans know what's up. 😉

[@LThanhHao232]

I'm actually curious here, which one is the youtube?

[@maybetoby]

Mat, JT, Logan, Evan, Eli, and Crispy are all combat veterans. Richard is the youtube veteran lol

[@PACKERMAN2077]

@@maybetoby I was referring to the _"veterans react to military movies"_ in which there's only three of them.

[@maybetoby]

@@PACKERMAN2077 lol gotcha 👍

[@wanderer2657]

Oh this is with Black Coffee guys. I love them, I saw their fight for the last coffee cup video.

[@silastoppe1936]

I'm happy to see Jake with a bigger role in the vlogs again.

[@Pejvaque]

Wow corridor, I’ve been consistently checking you guys out and it payed off! This was powerful! You guys show the joy in the work, but also the love for the work. Thank you.

[@mercenarychef9465]

I can not wait to see the finished product, guys. Also, thanks for cluing me in to Black Rifle. While I never saw combat, I'm always looking for ways to support my brothers and sisters that have. Being a certified caffeine addict, coffee seems like a natural choice. Great work all around, guys!

[@Tardvark]

Vet here, I like everything you guys do and dont view you as posers. 10/10 on th content you make

[@BenDover-kt8wm]

No joke, this one of the best channels to sponsor. Amazing content and versatility.

[@IcekraksOfficial]

11:07 "This is not Ideal" Car Videographers: "Pfft, do it on the daily."

[@mrorange90]

Man I was only recommended this channel before summer 2019 started. I have probably had the time of my life on youtube with the corridor channel. and just when you think they cant top themselves...you know, they top themselves. so cool to see people, creators and companies flocking to use these guys. btw where can i get this coffee in st louis?

[@andareon]

Corridor and BRC: the combo I didn't know I needed. Thanks!

[@CameronKinsey]

“Have fun, life is so short, there’s no dress rehearsal.” RT! 👏

[@scummyy09]

“How intense do you want the intro?” Corridor Crew: “Yes”

[@FanaticDrummer]

*Sips coffee with a million mile stare* Good morning.

[@Breaker197]

Hires veterans for action sequences, immediately turns into mad max chaos. In all seriousness, this was awesome and all respect to these guys. Having veterans do more cinematic stuff would be amazing.

[@takk1]

just rewatched a bunch of your older stuff and thoug "man im tired of the react stuff" and you delivered at the next refresh

[@pazminoa94]

Marine Vet here to say: much love 🙏🏽

[@austinfrye3389]

One of the best crossovers yet

[@videovoidtv]

Great work guys. Thank you so much to you and the veterans that gave us this video. Ya'll are the shit you animals! Much love to all you guys and the work you put into this.

[@Crispy11b]

It was a honor working with y’all 🤘🏽

[@miamangosong4116]

"full suck, full chuck" is the new full send

[@lazerboiiswagger]

“This is the big truck it goes vroom” 10:35

[@installgentoo8561]

This is real content, something that's been missing for the last year or so.

[@installgentoo8561]

@Dalton Nah man, the CG Artists React series is getting old and feels like a sellout. It's feels scripted or rehearsed. Their recent antics in the studio with Clint, Wes and the broken TV also feels forced and staged. It's almost like they're forcing content for views these days. The older stuff like the BTS of the primitive zombie series are good content, and so are their older antics around the studio that feels more natural and impromptu. That was almost a year ago.

[@Sarogus]

They're spot on. The civilian approach towards the problems vets face is treating them as if they're broken. It wasn't until Paul said it, when he was talking about Black Rifle Company Coffee that I realised it either. I'd never realised that because of the stigma and beliefs surrounding vets that's been pushed on society, that I hadn't stopped and thought otherwise. That in itself maybe even more damaging than what they've already experienced. Entertaining piece Corridor...but so educating. I could sit and talk to these men for hours upon hours. They genuinely shattered my perceptions, ones that weren't even formed from my own beliefs and experiences but what you constantly see in the media. I'm absolutely gobsmacked.

[@robertm6312]

This is prob the best video to come out on this channel yet, it hits all the boxes and checks all the marks of emotions

[@DeathBringer769]

Jake suddenly looks about 5 years younger without the beard, lol ;)

[@steffis9806]

@Ken Nuppenau The fuck?!

[@steffis9806]

@Ken Nuppenau yes I can. But I don't get why you would say something like that. You do realize Jake is a real human and not some fictional character, right?

[@paulofernando7858]

@Ken Nuppenau You're weird af

[@Southern_Crusader]

I kinda had to dial down how much I watched videos like yours cause I’d get too envious of both your real and unreal firearms.

[@greggarnett249]

"hardcore Henry," yall should watch and go through scenes.

[@mbnhiphopmusik6429]

Fuck yes, that movie is insane!

[@censorshipbites7545]

Y'all did a brilliant job. Us vets are like ER docs, cops, or mortuary attendants: we have a pretty dark sense of humor, but we love a good laugh. We know who actual posers are: civilians think Charlie Sheen's Navy Seals is a drama, vets watch it as a comedy. All in all, y'all did awesome, the video is hilarious.

[@NoBrainActivity7068]

Loved this! Thank you, Corridor Crew, for being so transparent with your projects!

[@brionreid7316]

This association will backfire...

[@RTS907]

You guys didn’t show us their “non-air soft” gun room!

[@legoshi6531]

I LOVE how they bring on jake, I mean they need a mann translator right?

[@thetaylor82]

I started watching black rifle coffee veterans react after your VFX artists react videos. And now you're working together! This is great.

[@vophiel]

BLACK RIFLE AND CORRIDOR DIGITAL WORKING TOGETHER, i can die a happy man now

[@MR1Pans]

Mat being emotional and serious meanwhile I'm loosing it over the fact that he is being serious but wearing a robe at the same time 🤣

[@FarikoWishless]

8:30 is he cosplaying as Ethan from H3H3 😂

[@BossManSays]

Quality shade thrown

[@stick-itproductions.3307]

6:13 his facial expression was perfect.

[@prodigalheretic7873]

I love the behind the scenes as much as the actual vids. These are guys are awesome!

[@j051ahking7]

I have been watching NODE since 2013 when you guys used to play DAYZ, now to see the branching channels grow is just amazing

[@fatetwister]

Oh nooooo, didn't know that Corridor did stuff with these chuds. CC dudes are fine, just wish folks looked into who they work with more often.

[@BrandonDonlon]

Literal soy meme. "NOooOOo"

[@boalfrogg2423]

Me: I dare you to rob the black rifle coffee company Friend: thats cake my guy Friend: *gets obliterated

[@PeferG17]

"This is gonna hurt, but still gonna send it" - me every time I shoot my sawed off Mosin...

[@botbite]

I am very glad you did this comercial colab with black rifle coffee. I support this all the way!

[@arachnophilegrrl]

I watched this commercial yesterday and it was SO dope! I had no idea you guys shot it. Well done lads! Two of my favourite companies working together. Pure Gold!

[@DeviantGryphonFromTinyMoat]

Sam’s got that DiCaprio hair and beard, circa “The Revenant”.

[@jadonberg9364]

Never thought I'd both laugh and cry during a BTS vid

[@Jjnicklejack]

the case of the broken tv was just solved some after this

[@QorbeQ]

I was only thinking today about this, but from the directorial perspective. I'd love to see a Corridor "face off" for a suitably brief in-house skit to find out how things come out with the same cast, locations and script, but with (multiple) different directors independently putting their unique vision together.

[@DarkTranqz]

That "Alright.." at 5:48 though XD

[@thevfxmancolorizationvfxex4051]

Will you colorize black and white footage or react to some?

[@hiimollielol1663]

Could you do a VFX react to "The Irishman" on netflix cus I'm pretty sure they had to make Robert De Niro look younger and it looks slightly weird at times

[@jorgesoto6684]

I was going to say the same thing.

[@crossgordon4376]

and don't forget to point out joe pesci's de-aging and domenick lombardozzi's makeup!

[@crome676]

The fact that you're only pretty sure is kind of a testament to how well they did imo

[@DDFYO]

haha *sam gets sprayed in the face with spit-coffee* "Alright"

[@doug4167]

That real talk at the end of the video got me all emotional. That was a great touch to end the video. It’s something I always think about with those who have gone through war and have come home to normal life with these experiences that scar them the rest of their lives. I have such respect for those who have served and I’m thankful for their sacrifices.

[@torvasdh]

This was a great video, guys. A great mix of comedy, bts, and emotional talk from all the guys. Loved it :)