Gran Torino (clip5 -part 1) - "Get off my lawn!"

SPOILERS below:
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Beating up girl or elderly man is not cool, not even Mr. Kowalski can stand it. Speaking from experience, he is not buffing.
These people are surely grateful and have hospitality. Honorable as well. The flower thing makes sense or him~

[@pizzapizza2225]

"We used to stack fucks like you 5 feet high in Korea--use you for sandbags" Holy shit the atmosphere surrounding that statement.

[@K1LLAGHOST]

Ikr! If you read it it sounds very cliché but when you hear him say it you can hear a pin drop, that's one man I don't want to look at straight in the eyes

[@manictiger]

Hey, it beats having to pull out the shovel, right? Filling sand bags sucks.

[@angrypredator2704]

My testosterone goes up whenever I hear it

[@AngelOfDeath420]

I think of North Korea and the message they should get before they try and fight us again. I just love his movies, He's always a bad ass!

[@MrAstinmartin]

M1 👍

[@BloodTar]

It's gonna be a sad day when we lose Clint.

[@jfydjaja7077]

please don't sayyy thattt

[@goose300183]

True. It will the end of an era. There are hardly any hardened, straight talking old-school thinkers left these days.

[@BAEPEGMAFIA]

We alrighty lost Lee Van Cleet and Eli Wallach, I hope and pray that Clint Eastwood doesn't pass away anytime soon

[@brandonn3543]

BloodTar it’s alright in the end. We should celebrate how lucky we were to have Mr. Eastwood all these years. 🙂

[@willyperez2475]

@@brandonn3543 Damn right

[@PorkFrog]

the 'sand bags' line is pretty unforgettable

[@jaimemontejano8201]

@Smooth and Creamy Italian Clint Eastwood isnt racist at all

[@josephcollinst.v5536]

@Smooth and Creamy Italian yea Walt in this movie comes from a different time. Although it’s not really nice the way he says things at times, you gotta understand he comes from a time where making racist jokes/remarks were just “normal” in a sense.

[@capncake8837]

Apparently, solders’ corpses were once stacked and used to stop the wind during the American Civil War. I could imagine similar situations, like the one Walt described, occurring in basically every war.

[@spannerintheworks1190]

@@josephcollinst.v5536 most times though it's the un-pc, non-conforming, 'rough around the edges' person who when push comes to shove has the strongest set of morals. The PC, do-gooder, self-righteous types tend to go AWOL during tough times.

[@simondavies699]

@Pale Big Booty white girl no he's not, him not caring if other people are racist doesn't make him racist

[@Bakedbeans737]

A korean war vet with a 30-06 can make any man scared.

[@dariuswoods5312]

Same with a Vietnam vet with a 7.62

[@tezr0ck]

capn crumbs And not a Vietnam Vet with 5.56?

[@Bakedbeans737]

x...O Compared to a 30-06, Id rather much get hit with a 5.56.

[@marsnz1002]

In 20 years the veterans will come out armed with their laptops

[@itmademesignup9508]

Comment Sergeant I still think he should've gone different: "You made a mistake, old man." "No, you just did." MOVIE OVER

[@smithjones3548]

Clint Eastwood had steel drums full of testosterone when he made westerns back in the 60's. Looks like he still has a few gallons left over.

[@GrandMoffTarkinsTeaDispenser]

Says the internet troll Jim Bertido. Lmao!

[@johnsumser1672]

He can pretend to be tough while surrounded by actors paid to back down. I like Eastwood, but he's an ACTOR.

[@Frosty_coyote]

John Sumser and a army vet...

[@stephencarroll9935]

@@johnsumser1672 that's the point he plays the most badass characters ever thus the steel drums of testosterone comment

[@benanderson5379]

Yep.

[@trwent]

This film received no Oscars for one reason: Clint Eastwood angered the Hollywood elite establishment by casting a lot of "amateurs" in the roles of the Hmong kids, thereby "taking jobs away" from professional actors. The fact is, there are very few Hmong professional actors out there to fill those roles, so Eastwood would have had to use mostly non-Hmong Asians if he had used professional actors. Anyway, the fact that Eastwood "took jobs away" from professional actors was unforgivable in the eyes of the Hollywood elite who control the Academy Awards, and they punished him by refusing to even nominate this film for any major Oscars.

[@DreadNawght]

Proof that status doesn't mean anything

[@verbatim3752]

Thomas lol eastwood isn't a conservative.

[@MiSSJUiCEBOXXLiVE]

@Thomas Libertarian

[@Bat_Rag]

Didn't he also make a biopic and cast the real people?

[@bostonianful]

eastwood is a damn good actor and director and he knows it, as do the fans that love him. he doesn't need approval or praise from Hollywood elitist shitheads.

[@cherrybrook1960]

I have got to buy an M1. They should call this Garand Torino.

[@breed4659]

Totally underrated comment

[@capncake8837]

@@breed4659 For real.

[@houdini6465]

4 years later, still underrated

[@JC-sj2pd]

Join the cmp they’ve got them for $750.

[@JC-sj2pd]

Join the cmp they’ve got them for $750.

[@ButteredToast32]

"But you better watch your back." *retreats into their discount ricer that sounds like a baby weed eater*

[@manictiger]

Hey now, they'll have you know it puts out as many horses as it does decibels! Truly the dragster of our time!

[@bradford_shaun_murray]

2:14 fart cart style exhaust

[@RichieGonzales_28]

I would have emptied 3 clips into them and the car so fast

[@benanderson5379]

Yeah. C' mon back. I'll be waiting.

[@kenfoye6886]

"We used to stack ****s like you five feet high in Korea, use you for sandbags" -- when Walt said that, Spider knew he was effing serious. Eastwood ... damn ... 78 years old when he did this flick and still as tough-looking and tough-sounding as ever.

[@deeptoot1453]

*Fat f*ucks*

[@joshhernandez5069]

My favorite line. He took all their nuts when he said that. They knew he wasn't bluffing and wouldn't hesitate to shoot them then. The best part is when they all start backpedaling away and the leader says "better watch yo back" with a quivering voice to try and act hard to save face. Masterful scene.

[@captainpakistan9193]

He’s.....an actor

[@nickkorkodylas5005]

Last thing you want to do is trigger a war flashback to a Clint's character. There'd be no surviviors.

[@karazor-el6085]

And Walt most likely used that exact same rifle to get his "sandbag material."

[@edwardshaw3160]

I cant listen to this without doing the Eastwood squint.

[@brucehuang3964]

One of his trademarks, lol~

[@marcinpl1989]

+Edward Shaw "Get off my lawn" -_- haha

[@thecanedfishg2751]

fuck I just noticed that I was doing it when I read your comment

[@870Rem12gauge]

+Edward Shaw "Well do ya, punk?"

[@Brickkzz]

easily triggered lol

[@watermelonbeast]

I went to see this movie with my Dad back in 2008 in Florida not too far from the trailer park he lived in. He was 80 years old, a retired Navy Officer and one of the sweetest people you would ever meet until you messed with him or someone else. Till this day when I watch scenes from this movie I see my Dad. He used to ride the bus to work into D.C. from Arlington, VA. He once made the bus driver stop on the middle of the 14th street bridge so he could lift with one arm a young jerk off the bus and onto the sidewalk for smoking a cigarette on the bus. He got a standing ovation from all the riders that day. He also went off on a U.S. Border Patrol Agent in upstate New York for stopping us at a road block. He made him prove that he had jurisdiction to stop us. He hated to see anyone's rights infringed and he hated the militarization of law enforcement in this country. He said it made us look like a third world country. He loved civil society and only wore his uniform when he was required to wear it while in the Navy.

[@petersaint5581]

The Navy is impressive and all but your dad's a hero for kicking that buffoon off the bus

[@lunabird89]

God bless your dad . Respect 🇺🇸

[@mardenhill]

in all fairness, the usa are a third world country, so the fascist police state system is only logical.

[@universesixhit642]

Tell your father that he is a hero and thank you for his service.

[@benanderson5379]

Your dad is cut from the same cloth as clint's character. Big exception though. Your father was the real life deal. I appreciate him and his service.

[@UniteForgetLeftRight]

I would have a hard time taking gang members seriously if they were driving that absurd car.

[@JJ_5289]

Go to Lawrence Massachusetts and you will see a million of those cars

[@VitaminCLV]

Yep!

[@VitaminCLV]

And don't forget the cambered wheels

[@ShadowFri3nd]

5 sawed off Gang banger Vs 1 Pissed off Korean War Veteran with an M1 Garand 8 rounds of 30.06... No Contest.

[@inswarlock09]

Yoshitsune Cr yes the war veteran dies

[@KnightofDark00180]

No, not really. If they DID try to pull a gun, he'd shoot all of them, he's a fucking vet for christs sake. He's more experienced and well trained enough to beat their asses, ALL of them.

[@DrummerDude5645]

KnightofDark001 yeah for real. The OP was a moron that would of got his buddies face blown off as soon as he tried to pull out his weapon

[@mrsmith2876]

KnightofDark001 he already has his weapon at the read, has more power by a long shot, and chances are he's more experienced with his weapon. He has the complete upper hand tactically speaking.

[@Revan2908]

@klenoth And very likely, the shock that would set in on the kids when the first one drops with a large hole in the back of his head and brain matter flying.

[@fkerpants]

No cape, mask, or superpower beyond his voice. I'll put money down people stay off his lawn.

[@nmarbletoe8210]

Someday in the far future there will be a superhero named Get Off My Lawn

[@Southern_Crusader]

Anyone else picture batman when Clent Eastwood growls like that?

[@Bonshalolm]

He did have a gun tho

[@mrsmith2876]

His superpower is 8 rounds of 30.06

[@jbagger331]

That lawn is sacred ground.

[@wkrp71]

I'm a die-hard Dirty Harry fan, and this movie was a cut above. Eastwood's character was funny and like sandpaper at the same time. This was a great film.

[@Digitizeddragon]

LOL. Walks outside and sees gifts everywhere..."What the Hell is this?" LOL. Love this old man.

[@tonidewonderful4187]

coming from a generation who knew real poverty he would not have discarded these item, this film is full of holes

[@therealistintheboot8822]

@@tonidewonderful4187 You didn't even understand the movie at all. He was a Korean War vet that had a real distain for Asians but slowly redeemed himself and ended up caring about them more than his own rotten family by the end.

[@thecraplordsell4575]

Your profile pic fits this comment lol

[@donramonavila]

"use you for sand bags" those words just traumatized me...

[@firehazard4676]

RON DAMON just came to watch this after waking up from a dream that I was taken hostage, wrestled a gun from my captors, and dropped so many that I used them for cover. That might sound psycho, but it beats the hell out of those dreams where you try to scream and can only whisper or can only punch as hard as a soft tap, so that was a pretty good dream lol.

[@UnitSe7en]

Traumatized you? Fucking toughen up, pussy.

[@richardbowers3647]

That's the whole point in that story's line - - Walt had been changed forever by doing that in Korea. Think about that?

[@Quandal3Dingl3]

@@UnitSe7en calm down Jamal don't pull out the 9 😂

[@edkline6401]

This movie should be mandatory viewing for every male under 30.

[@Kalenz1234]

sexist

[@TheFioda]

@@Kalenz1234 why so?

[@Kalenz1234]

@Shut up Turkish Neo Fascist woosh

[@richardbowers3647]

Yes, yes!!! Take responsibility for your place in life!!! Life's compass screwed up, then fix it!!! Re-invent your self if it's not too much trouble!!! Do it!!! Practice it??? Practice it some more!!!

[@thatgermanicguy]

Do love this film and respect Clint Eastwood.

[@misfitdanzig8152]

I don't care how old Clint Eastwood is he's still a badass! "Get off my lawn"- "make my day".

[@Katarinarabbit]

FUN FACT. Clint Eastwood marched with King in the civil rights movement.

[@chinmayam156]

And what a mistake it was. America's been on downward spiral after 65 immigration act and integration

[@andrewwynne6934]

No kidding. That's pretty awesome.

[@Cotac_Rastic]

@@chinmayam156 This is true, i think the Soviets did too good a job at subverting US culture. I legitimately think its irreversible at this point.

[@tonidewonderful4187]

fun fact no one seems to care about the natives who are bottom of the pile

[@juancamberosg.593]

@@tonidewonderful4187 and how is that a ‘fun fact’?

[@runcaz7802]

Clints character in this movie has a heart of gold. He just tries like hell to hide it.

[@user-up3zf7of4y]

Soldier:76 Unmasked.

[@JohnWalterGates]

lol

[@SirBuckSavageGaming]

mcree - even has the get off my lawn voice in the game

[@unwantedscrub]

"I'm not a young man anymore."

[@ajaxla6227]

??????? ¿¿¿¿¿¿¿ I've got you in my squinting eyes

[@DmarcusBaus]

Young Punks, get off my lawn!

[@colddeadhand7414]

The M1 Garand, when you need to blow a hole in a man's soul.

[@rossdiamondthief6627]

I remember my father took me and my two friends to see this in the theater when this scene ended the entire theater went nuts and roared with applause. Good times..

[@bowlofarthritus713]

Im not gunna lie, after nearly ten years, this is still my favorite movie.

[@Lieutenant_Dude]

I love the Eastwood squint. It's like he's squinting but his eyes are bugging out at the same time.

[@LivingCrusader]

The personification of a Dark Knight hero.

[@BrunoCoelho]

Underrated comment. Take my like.

[@formworksucks]

When a M1 Garand is pointed at you in anger, you best do what you're told, and quickly.

[@bigoldinosaur]

Why does nobody seem to get that ya don't piss off veterans. Especially Korean and Vietnam War veterans. They are some of the scariest and most badass people on the planet.

[@bigoldinosaur]

Yes...yes they are badass.

[@itmademesignup9508]

bigoldinosaur Scariest person in the world? White person who lives in a ghetto who is so nuts all residents leave them alone.

[@MrCmon113]

Any person with a gun is more scary than any person without one.

[@thedude4232]

Yes the veterans of only two wars in america are the toughest people. Nevermind dozens of other natiions who have their own history of armed conflicts

[@Mutterschwein]

All vets(including american ones) are tough I don't doubt that but I'd be more scared of a Russian vet who fought tooth and nail on the frozen wastes of Stalingrad than the ones who fought underequippred farmers and bombing civilians from their helicopters and planes LOL

[@billthestinker]

there are still many war vets alive from this era, and they have not forgotten their training!

[@jamescatlow8038]

When Mr.Eastwood passes away their will be no more quality actors...directors ! Watched this man act from about 8years of age . Legend...long may he reign !

[@Gotobar]

I love the military type drum beat in the background when he steps into frame.

[@willm678]

Walt always reminded me of my grandpa, he was a tough old man like that too, and a real life Korean War Combat Vet. So he actually DID kill people and maybe he even used them for sandbags, you never know. Rest easy Papa, we miss you

[@monkeycat48]

Well you're very lucky to have a grandfather like him. Thank you for his service and sacrifice he gave us. Also the part about using bodies for sandbags is pretty accurate. It did happen during the Korean war not that there were rules I mean war is not politically correct. But the truth is when it came to the UN forces holding back waves of waves of North Korean and Chinese soldiers. They didn't have time to make sand bags so instead they use the remains of their enemies. Sometimes either because they didn't have time to prepare. Other times because the ground would be so hard to dig a foxhole during the cold winter which would be -40 to -70 below zero to the point where the body that froze would be a Statue.

[@jordanaug81]

.30/06 at point blank range - Get off his lawn and BEG for forgiveness!

[@nnnnnie]

I spent a year or so working with the Hmong refugees in camps in Thailand. Crazy (to us) old people, brilliant young ones, a real mish-mash. Hard-headed and tough people, as you have to be to survive in the hills of Laos. I especially appreciated the blacksmiths in the camp. Have some marvelous hand-forged machetes that they made.

[@steveriddle313]

guys you got love Clint Eastwood he stands up for his property rights at the same time he helps his neighbor out very very smart very good job

[@RudiW1510]

The intensity this man can bring to a performance is unmatched by most.

[@arterialtribal]

This movie really has its own kind of subliminal humour. The moment when Walt stands clueless in front of all the gifts on his stairs is so priceless and makes me laugh everytime.

[@john48132]

Infinite respect for an old veteran, best generation!!!!!!!!!

[@liscel3556]

Exactly the veterans that's what I care about so much I care what animals and I care about veterans and my brothers and my nephew and my uncles also served in the military and my dad of course he served in the military also and world war two in world war II and also my father-in-law who was such a great man I still have his shirt on me right now I have a shirt on me right now literally got his put blown off and got the purple heart he was just as a sweet man he never even talked about it he never talked about it never talked about it to me anyway his daughter-in-law you know of his son anyway the thing is the military they just you know like they have given their lives they've been their lives they give them their foots they can you know everything and feet I mean sorry but anyway I'm just saying you know we have to like respect the military because that's all we have you know it's like they are doing everything they can and you know with the history of my dad telling me all about world war II when I was little and I've gone to Pearl harborenough several times to visit Pearl harbor and just the respect that everybody has to give to what the history is history is very very important you know I wish they gave history more in the schools now I'm not sure what they do I'm not trying to judge it or anything just saying that history is a really really very important thing and you know the military I just I just anybody that Pleasanton military and you know many many Mount Pleasanton I didn't mean to say that I'm saying I don't I'm not sure what that is but I mean I didn't mean to say that I just not sure about it unless I never talked about it I don't know what it is but I'm saying like the military you know people that do that and they serve and it's very very important so you know again I still have my father-in-law shirt and my on me right now and it's like special to me and you know he was so nice to me and I wish I had him back thank you God thank you Grandpa Matt I love you so much sorry if I sound stupid because I'm not sure I'm just trying to put something up that I wanted to say but I'm not sure which one I'm I'm not sure anyway I just want to say that military are so special and you know

[@ghallora]

M1 Garand at point blank... Not much left!

[@wkurzonysomsiad]

BATMAN

[@brucehuang3964]

The same vigilantism and community spirit?

[@wkurzonysomsiad]

Bruce Huang he sounds like Christian Bale :)

[@lgokie891]

Piotr Zieliński Christian Bale wishes he sounded like Clint Eastwood!!!

[@MrGibspoon]

Piotr Zieliński No, Christian Bale sounds like Mr Eastwood!!

[@gatoradeee]

Piotr Zieliński the hero we need

[@drakofox2204]

I knew a person like Walt, gave me chills every time we invite him out the building to drink. Posting up with him you can feel his vibe. My boy a killer.

[@Bundy72]

I grew up with this legend when saw his Dirty Harry and western movies. This truly American icon should get an oscar, lifetime achievement award or something like that for his unforgettable impressive presence in the history of Hollywood.

[@admiralyisoonshin3360]

Clint Eastwood is the greatest actor and director, I'm sure!

[@Life_Is_Torture0000]

30-06 at point blank range would make a hell of a mess

[@averageamerican9427]

Clint Eastwood, the greatest actor in American History, Eastwood for President!!!

[@rcnelson]

Dyin' ain't much of a livin', boy.

[@toy-maker1006]

I've heard this somewhere... Probably in Eastwood's movie

[@Jeff53536]

Toy -Maker The Outlaw Josey Wales

[@toy-maker1006]

Jeff53536 thank u buddy. Now I remember the line

[@polarjet1833]

This is why Clint Eastwood is a bad ass, real life and movies

[@garylyons1498]

"Get off my lawn" scene always reminds me of the "get off my porch" scene from Every Which Way But Loose, in which Eastwood played opposite an orangutan. For those who haven't seen it, definitely give it and it's sequel a try as they are both funny.

[@donkeykong3037]

Let me tell you something boy you step on this property again and you're done

[@ORODRIVE]

Legend has it that particular M1 Garand shoots 30-06 rounds of FREEDOM

[@EggsEzz]

"Get off my lawn!" Said every old person ever.

[@jdaballr025]

Dragon Lady didn't give a damn @1:01 hahahahahaha #Nochill

[@OriginalPuro]

+King Avalos I didn't notice that until now, she kicks ass :D

[@AssassinEmbers]

I never noticed that before good eye

[@BlessedWarrior]

If there was a Metal Gear Solid movie.. Clint Eastwood could play Old Snake perfectly :)

[@matthewbesson5367]

I like that they had Clint keep his eyes on his target, no flinching, barely blinking. It shows what he went through in Korea and why he likely survived. I think he did sweep Thao with his muzzle though.

[@dulaman9791]

The "get off my lawn" and the sandbags line are the MOST american thing ever

[@Airland_combat]

30-06 Springfield, ought to put a good size hole in anyone's face, count on that. Love the M1 Garand.

[@matthewclark7854]

M1 Grand.... scary shit.

[@richardjohnson2965]

I love this flick..watch it often. Eastwood is one of the great actors & directors in Hollywood today. I usually don’t pay much attention to Hollywood and the crap they put out…don’t watch many movies..but Eastwood films are memorable.

[@bobbaker6640]

Conclusion: Do not mess with crazy Poles. They know how and are not afraid to kick ...

[@MrTodd2000]

This is EXACTLY why we NEED guns !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@raulsauceda7392]

@xellossaxon I feel bad for you when an armed intruder breaks into your home

[@fristnamelastname5549]

Democrats: We need to ban Guns! Me: 1:17

[@zfoxfire]

@xellossaxon Oh please.. I'm a tree hugging hippie and I love my guns

[@patricioperez7323]

xellossaxon nope we need guns

[@electricboi9319]

Raul Sauceda Armed intruder? You see the problem right? He's ARMED. If there were no weapons legal, you wouldn't need one yourself to defend yourself

[@kuribayashi84]

3:00 Well, at least it doesnt look like he was throwing away the food! :D

[@AGC828]

Classic Eastwood film. With a terrific theme song. Who would have thought decades ago that an actor famous for his cowboy roles would be such a talented director. Oscar calibre....even if the Oscars have become more about business than actual film appreciation. Wonder how long it's going to be till this film is re-released on 4k Bluray with a Dolby Atmos sound track.

[@yyz4761]

I had an M1 Garand, I bought it as a collection along with an M1 carbine. They were both in beautiful condition. The M1 was a pleasure to shoot and shot very well for an off the rack military grade rifle. I grew up among giants and it appealed to me as a man’s rifle. I love the fact that it’s Clint’s rifle in this movie

[@drfye]

Korean war the "forgotten war"

[@juho3434]

There are quite many forgotten wars the Korean war is quite known actually.

[@cockoffgewgle4993]

Not for the Koreans. The US bastards absolutely obliterated North Korea. Basically carpet bombed the whole country.

[@josmo1363]

love this scene because sometimes you just want the world to leave you the f*** alone and no matter what you do, the world just doesn't get it

[@albundy831king]

F you thanos

[@davidguthrie5941]

Now that I'm 50, I understand Walt.

[@luciusnguyen2449]

I like how Walt doesn't like being called a hero here. As a veteran, his country called him a hero for killing people in battle something that he does not take pride of

[@markwoods5373]

Man this was a great movie.

[@michaeljones-um8sn]

Damn good realistic movie. I really like the Walt character. The liberals are wrong for calling the character a racist. And I am a black man

[@Marauder623]

The whole point of this film is that he starts off racist but eventually learns to accept the asian family and help the teenage boy gain confidence.

[@Quandal3Dingl3]

I think he was just kinda scarred from what he saw in war and never really gave a shit after that

[@mardenhill]

he is racist, but he has a few redeeming qualities. awesome movie, and clint is the dude, always.

[@michaeljones-um8sn]

@@mardenhill Prejudiced is better label.

[@wolfgang017]

The only man in history to say get off my lawn badass as fuck

[@MSRLR]

those older generation war vets could take on anything.

[@Erynnin]

And they thought they could fit a 6th person in that car?

[@kevinlor9022]

Lol

[@rickgrimesdirtyondatass5672]

Steve Thomas they were going to sit him on their lap.

[@judsonkr]

HAHAHA. Fantastic observation.

[@Bill_Oddie_Face_Mask]

If they're anything like Italian gangs, they'd beat him, stick him in the boot, drive off somewhere secluded, kill him then bury him.

[@therebelinblack13]

I love this movie.

[@je25ff]

The Garand in his hands is just full of hurt coming. Love it.

[@shimonvictoria9332]

that moment you step on dirty harry's lawn XD man , those guys were asking for not only lead from an M1 garand, but a huge bullet from a 44 magnum.

[@bradcraig2978]

**Squinting intensifies**

[@1ivannthegreat]

Now this is what I call an AMERICAN BAD ASS, standing for his property, and especially his by standards.

[@pietroparritorrini1024]

This classic scene is full of pride and courage for Walt Kowalski, because this old man managed to set his garden free by five young boys belonging to a Hmong gang, managing to kill them with his M1 Garand rifle if they didn't get away. By this scene, Walt will be thanked and always blessed by Thao, Sue and their family

[@fabricatedreality8218]

Ppl have been suggesting this movie to me for years so I finally watched it the other day. What a great movie.

[@CreePathe]

M1 Garand, thank you on behalf of Koreans

[@brandondavis7525]

Clint Eastwood was my role model growing up and he still is and look at me now I'm in the marines haha I love all of his movies and I have his attitude now lol

[@mikemccourt6225]

Those old infantry guys loved that M1 Garand

[@gregberzinski]

Never fuck with a man who appears calm in the tensest of situations.

[@Kohl423]

Can you imagine someone in England having a Union Jack flying outside their house? In the USA they are proud to fly their flag regardless of race or colour when they are US born. In England their own Government treats their citizens like dirt if they do the same.

[@matdeke]

lol that sounds so bullshit, like you are just pulling numbers out of your ass, why would they think that freedom of speech is a bad thing :D you just wanna incite hatred towards blacks and hispanics

[@drrisen-9442]

Bill Bo Haggins Tell me exactly what peer reviewed publisher published those studies.

[@TheLifeOfDan1]

When i’m getting my own house i’ll be having a Union Flag flying outside it, Proud to be British, proud to be from the UK.

[@christianriddler5063]

@@matdeke I bet Trump still lives rent free in your head. I suggest you turn to Jesus Christ so that you may be liberated from your sin. Your mind is corrupted with propaganda and you barely have any free will, Jesus can set you free. May God bless you, in Jesus name, Amen.

[@xeatmytoastx]

“I’m not a hero...” “Too bad they think you are” Idk why I think that’s funny xD

[@dcruzer6987]

What's hilarious is how they think he won't blow their heads off til they realized he's killed people like them before.

[@willm678]

Walt reminds me of my grandpa, my grandpa wasn’t a grumpy old guy like Walt, he was very kind hearted toward everyone, but he was in combat in ww2 and Korea. Two tours of duty in Korea and I know he killed people and saw people die. He never talked about war though.

[@7792thereaper]

This scene gives me chills every time

[@richardbowers3647]

Interesting to point out that this scene is pivotal to establish the main character's position in the community. Important to know that Walt was living in his own space there. But the world was encroaching!!!

[@Funkiy]

Exactly!

[@HasufelyArod]

2:55 gratitude, Walt. Gratitude.

[@kaboomdiscipline7732]

"let me tell you something boy if you step on this property again you're done" Lmao!!

[@chrisn365]

kaboom Discipline said that in the movie thanks, the subtitles are already there

[@deedonnerramone4757]

That's My America! Men were men and did not worry about micro aggressions. They were men who served this country in some S-Hole places and we all live very well thanks to them.

[@rotundmonibuv5103]

liberals owned epic style with facts and logic

[@jeffbanks9955]

God bless America where you actually have the right to defend yourselves and your property. You have no idea how lucky you are. Here, you get broken into you're lucky if the police even show up and if they do they'll arrest you if you've laid a finger on the intruders

[@jasonclark9963]

He threw all of their gifts right in the garbage lmao

[@KhmerL0VEKhmer]

I first watched this movie when I was in high school. It's a good movie.

[@haircafekevin]

That Asian girl is giving me yellow fever.

[@hououinkyouma3864]

Really? She's giving me erection.

[@AssassinEmbers]

IKR she's adorable

[@mariananda5733]

Wtf

[@macdee6040]

I think that fever is bird flu breh.

[@shangtsung1362]

Coronavirus lmao

[@DmarcusBaus]

This man was Soldier 76 before it was cool!

[@happynomadic1581]

My grandfather was just like this😄

[@suspicious2delicious]

Thank you. GET OFF MY LAWN! cracks me up