GREEN BERET Reacts to Hacksaw Ridge | Beers and Breakdowns

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[@liamroarke7991]

It's fucking wild that they actually toned the movie down because Doss was even MORE badass irl.

[@abakedcup2235]

I remember reading about him in the book “medal of honor heroes” (i can’t remember the exact title) and damn his story was absolutely wild in theatre. God was truly watching over that man

[@Jeffro5564]

They had to do it cos people wouldn’t believe it and say oh it’s Hollywood bs magic

[@charlottecasey]

Doss had God on his side so he could do anything. Doss was an absolute hero through and through ❤

[@kitfisto1847]

Yeah they did that with Audey Murphy as well and it still took a movie like Jaws to outdo his movie in sales at the time.

[@abakedcup2235]

@@kitfisto1847 you listen to “to hell and back” by sabaton? Pretty good song for Murphy

[@charlessanders4337]

Andrew Garfield should’ve won an Oscar for this role. Hands down.

[@zarinshapurjee9430]

Yeah he should've but Casey Affleck beat him for Manchester by the Sea that year

[@umbracusto]

Desmond Doss was actually in the war hero handbook that was handed out to every trainee at basic. This was fort benning in 2019.

[@josiahtitus]

you still have it?

[@umbracusto]

@@josiahtitus Unfortunately no. But what’s interesting is they tell us not to be heroes but they give us the war hero handbook

[@CowboysCreed]

The blue book?

[@umbracusto]

@@CowboysCreed that sounds familiar

[@robertlombardo8437]

​@@umbracusto I'm pretty sure I know why. They want heroism to come of its own accord, organically. Because if a soldier goes fishing for citations he might get himself or his buddies smoked and dead. So they're giving you an example to think about in between learning to obey orders and follow your seniors. I'm no soldier myself, but that's what I would do if I were training new recruits.

[@mhlevy]

I was actually surprised you didn't call attention to Doss' CMoH Citation, because you would see that he performed so many heroic acts over and over again. For instance, in the scene where he was being carried on a litter due to grenade injuries to his legs, he insisted that his litter bearers leave him behind to take another injured fighter to the aid station. During that time, there was a tank attack, and while he was assisting the injured, he was wounded again, now with a broken arm. After tending to the other wounded, he dealt with his own injuries, used an abandoned rifle stock as a splint, and crawled more than 100 yards under fire to the aid station. Oh, and during that time, he had tuberculosis, which caused him to later lose a lung. During the excarpment saves, Doss guessed he lowered about 50 people, but multiple witnesses claimed he lowered over 100 wounded men, so they "settled" at 50.

[@danieldaugaard403]

75. But yeah he was so badass and movie is in my top 3

[@Knightstandsandmoor]

Us Seventh Day Adventists are Out of this World awesome. We are different than anything you ever will find. Totally badass but in a Godly way. You will likely never meet cooler people than those in the Seventh Day Adventist faith

[@saltycanadian6190]

“We won’t get political” 10 minutes in “okay fuck this woke bullshit” 😂😂😂😂😂❤🧂🧂🧂🧂🧂🇨🇦🇮🇱🇺🇸

[@donhimmelman1736]

lol I find it amazing how many people fall for this foolish made up explanation a word that always meant you were the opposite of asleep. So it sounds like they're defending the "tough" ones who bully people to the point that the people being bullied go out and kill themselves or go to school or work & take out a bunch of people with them.

[@adrianalexandrov7730]

being anti-woke is not politics, it's just common sense. Similar to being anti-commie.

[@clonearmy77]

​@@adrianalexandrov7730 Unfortunately, the "woke" topic is political. It may not be in the sense you're thinking of, but social politics is politics.

[@ViperChief117]

Hacksaw Ridge is easily one of my all time favorite war films ever made. It’s violent and graphic and depicts war realistically and doesn’t sugar coat things either way. I love this film. Lol

[@halfknight6706]

​@MyFaceIsYourToilet😮🤤 ?

[@neurotic3015]

@TopG371 The fuck? Absolutely not, how do they portray him as an SJW?

[@thegrayyernaut]

@TopG371 God forbids someone being a caring person in your world.

[@jamesdelaney3797]

My top 5

[@JEBlancoMEd]

A belt did saved my life 30 years ago by a tow truck driver who happed to have a military belt on him . I was ambushed by a gang on patrol and the officers at the scene just froze. So yes that belt did it’s job well enough for me to text this today . Great job brothers . Trooper JB ((ret)

[@bmw_m4255]

Shhhiiieeet

[@bobbyrayvictory6905]

I do appreciate the day and age we are in where you can buy a box of tourniquets if so desired. We waste so much money in our lives I'm not sure why they along with chest seals are not a common household first aid kit staple. If every home and car had them I can only imagine what that would do for the modern mortality statistics

[@sketchygetchey8299]

Best line in the whole movie that gets me cracking every time: “The Army doesn’t make mistakes”!

[@rescuetweak]

I didn’t go through all the comments, but it’s important to remember that absolutely and categorically Doss’s actions were driven by his faith in the God he knows exists. The Bible clearly teaches that “there is a time to kill“. The sixth commandment means you shall not murder though it is often translated simply as kill. That certainly does not reduce any of my incredible respect and amazement at his deeds and resolve to follow his convictions. His book was one of the first books I had my oldest daughter read back in the 90s. Appreciate you guys.

[@rescuetweak]

Let me know if you guys are ever in the Houston area and I can put you up. I believe we would have some stories to share and to do a little hand to hand training. I have some sons and daughters that live in town as well. Godspeed

[@ronniemaclaine5234]

The reason he would not take up a gun was not just his religious beliefs but because he made a promise to God he never would.

[@rescuetweak]

@@ronniemaclaine5234 I understand what you’re saying, but even a promise is a Religious/Christian concept. If Desmond wasn’t a Christian in real life, this True story movie would never have been.

[@apicklefortheknowingones6752]

I met Desmond Doss at an adventist church when i was dating my (now) husband. He is an Adventist hero. He told stories and toured the SDA churches. He was an impressive man. I would've taken the gun.

[@Tommyramma]

If you ever watch the documentary, there's a Japanese soldier who had Doss in his sights and pulled the trigger but the rifle malfunctioned.

[@classact9557]

Bruh, I saw this in theaters, and that part where they first get up the cliff and are encroaching towards the enemy where the unconscious guy jumps up screaming bloody murder scaring the other soldier before getting shot up freaked the hell out of me. They wanted maximum shock factor for the first battle, and they achieved it.

[@griz312]

I saw it for the fist time at my home and it still scared the shit out of me.

[@georgerodarte8549]

Even Mel givson said, He knew everyone was going to think the movie was going to be so fictitious that no one was going to believe it really happened. He also added, that the truth was that Doss did so many heroic things that they had to leave them out of the movie. In fact you can search his own story from his own lips here on youtube. I recomend it. I love that this channel takes the time to give honor to the greatest generation. Thank you.

[@CowboysCreed]

It’s amazing how this movie transitions from an hour long drama to a gory, horror-like war film in a matter of minutes.

[@jamesmerone]

That's Mel Gibson for you.

[@javaguru5160]

So True, my father was a corpsman during WWII..he had multiple purple hearts and marines visited him when I was growing up; It wasn't until years later when he signed off on me joining the Army and told my mother.."Let him earn his spurs." I went off to enlist as a 17 year old and double volunteer in airborne and serve in Desert Storm..when I came back..my mother didn't understand me and my father was just like yeah...that's what happens in war.

[@bscott8383]

I usually always enjoy beers and breakdowns. FNG is usually not mixed up in the political BS of today. However no term is more used then "Woke" in right wing politics. The term is a falsehood in how it is used. I truly do hope you don't go down the rabbit hole of conspiracy theories and falsehoods that have ruined so many. Believe it or not you have many subscribers that are retired military that lean Left. Looking forward to reading the next book.

[@erickiyoshiphillips2323]

Man the soldiers from WW2 and Vietnam were real men. I served in 2011 to 15 but my service is nothing compared to those guys. The stories from Normandy Beach like how would people live threw that. They did that not for Americans to not live up to our fullest. They did that for us to live and chase our dreams

[@ryancurrul7208]

When, me and my uncle saw this movie. We were in awe and teary eyed the whole time. I'd love to see "Patriots Day" starring Mark Wahlberg. Showing the tragedy of the Marathon Bombing and the heroic first responders. Keep up the great work!

[@cooperadamb]

I wanted to share another thank you. To all the cast and crew at FNG. I served, did my best and unfortunately due to my shit ankles, I couldn't get into SF selection. I truly look up to you Buck. You're a man of honor, respect, value, compassion, and heart. The things you have been through. Your ability to share it all. I cannot express the amount of respect and gratitude I have for you, as well as Kurt. You both are incredible people. I wish I could go back and try harder for SF selection. God didn't have it in the cards for me for it in regards to being a Green Beret, but I'll never look at you, Kurt or others without anything but utmost reverie when listening to you. HOOAH my brother.

[@kylefam9356]

Thank you for your service sir.

[@cooperadamb]

@kylefam9356 thank you brother. Always appreciated!

[@FNGACADEMY]

thank you bro!

[@robertlombardo8437]

There's a reason I find Vince Vaughn is actually somewhat true to life. He's not a Drill Sergeant. He's a Veteran Sergeant. He's been recalled from his unit to help train the next wave of its recruits. So he hasn't actually been trained as a drill instructor, he's just bringing his experience and giving them the basic experience of serving under a combat NCO. I'm sure you're probably aware, but the US Army Drill Sergeant program didn't exist until, I think, about Vietnam. I think it was actually President Kennedy who first instated it. Veteran Sergeants used to be how the Army trained its new guys, but the results that it produced were found to be unreliable. Which is why centrally-trained drill instructors were introduced.

[@jeebuz777]

Big fan of the channel, gotta say this episode was pretty hilarious to hear the amount of shit they talk about "woke" culture and then immediately show a clip of Doss refusing to hold a rifle by holding onto his beliefs and not seeing the irony in that. Thinking critically about, and believing in your position, that's all that it is. As many permutations as there are people of course, and social media distorting it, but that just really made me actually laugh out loud.

[@heartlesskitten88]

That's what I was thinking. Doss would probably be considered woke if they had the word for it back then.

[@johnfish1194]

I love that he stood by his beliefs. That took balls, when so many were after you for it. Let alone what he did during the war. Legend. Much respect Sir.

[@jessicaeddins6550]

I have been to hacksaw ridge and in one of the tunnels the room where the commanders killed themselves there is a sign that explains that only the head commander used the sword, the others killed themselves using frag grenades and if you look at the walls parts of the frag are still in the walls. It gives you a real early feeling.

[@715samiam]

You are absolutely wrong about the width of a tourniquet. One of the reasons RATS tourniquets are not TCCC approved is because they are exactly what you are describing. A tourniquet needs to be a minimum of 2 inches wide. The wider the tourniquet the better the pressure is applied to deep tissue. On the flip side the thinner a tourniquet is the more pressure will be required stop blood flow, lowering you chances of being able to apply enough, as well as increasing the chances of tissue damage if you do. The reason belts don't make good tourniquets is because it is very difficult to get it tight enough. If you do not it could actually have the opposite effect making the bleeding worse, the same way they use a constricting band to make your veins bulge for an IV. I know this is kind of a long comment addressing a throwaway statement but you are somebody your viewers trust and those who do not know any better will take your word at face value. Before giving any kind of advice on potentially life saving topics spend at least a couple minutes on Google making sure you're right.

[@TehPh1L]

You could describe me as pretty woke-ish but I never in my life would have gotten that "toxic masculinity" vibe from the scene after he got jumped. On the contrary he got beat up cause ppl saw him as liability and wanted him to leave, which is totally fair given his character has no way to defend his brothers in arms. And him not snitching on anyone shows again that he's persistent in his believes and determined to proof the rest wrong/show them that they are in the same boat. None of those are "toxic" traits especially not given the setting of the scene/movie.

[@seanmtak7573]

My moms father was in the pacific theater and he never talked about the service. She never watches war movies but I wanted her to see this one, and she loved it. What an awesome guy and crazy story. Rip Desmond Doss.

[@ajh2147]

To me, the best scene was the Doss in the military court. It was what you said to stick with your conviction. As Doss was in front of a General or military judge, he could easily take back what he said, take the rifle, and head to war. But in the monologue, Doss gives why he is willing to serve but not take a rifle. He lost some friends from suicide cause of 4-F, and he could easily, as a civilian, apply conscientious objector war (not easy as you think to acquire). Lastly, he explained why he enlisted in the aftermath of Pearl Harbor. His father served in WWI, and Doss saw the effects of war on men. He knows there's nothing he can do about the carnage of war. The best he can do as a medic is to save as many lives as possible and bring them home. He lived up to his conviction in the movie or real life, even intercepting the grenade as it could have killed him, protecting his comrades from harm. As always, Buck keeps Beers and Break Down going; yeah, the censorship sucks, but sometimes you got to play the game. It's possible your Joe Rogan threesome tentacle corn reference got you, but it was hilarious. Movie Request Police Academy movies (you don't have to do all of them).

[@anauthor3330]

I really enjoy seeing combat vets or serving members give their advise, expertise, and general outlook on topics and sharing it with the world. It's beyond fascinating to know the thought processes, ideals, morals, values, wisdom and experience of military members, because your insight gives understanding to so many others, in a way we rarely would be able to know in any othr format except for the internet.

[@jackmaguire1158]

It’s woke to not turn a blind eye to bullying and stealing? You realise you’re telling young boys who are being bullied that they should suck it up and keep their mouths shut? What a dangerous and silly message.

[@yingyang7448]

I 100% agree with you.

[@ismaelmeza8215]

God is real and it’s important to keep the sabbath!

[@flyboymike111357]

Buck's right but he's wrong, too. That mind set, has a place, but it is a compromised mindset. An ODA wasn't caught trafficking drugs and minors for no reason. That's sort of the same reason why DV, and the exploitation of childhood rape survivors is such a hard thing to deal with. Everyone misunderstands staying in their lane/live and let live/snitches get stitches, etc. Crimes against the most vulnerable of our society hurts the overall cohesion and capabilities of our society. In that same way, military personnel and recruits getting out of line hurts the readiness and effectiveness of the military. How the unit initially reacted to Doss is a prime example of how dudes who are full of shit can be a liability. Men like Doss who want to fill vital roles and don't necessarily need to carry and use weapons can be important to a military. And he ended up being worth his salt and then some. If they had succeeded in running him off, the unit would have been the worse for it. Given that, historically, the majority of stretcher bearers and combat medics would have been musicians or skirmishers who ran out of javelins and sling bullets, they had no business giving a fuck if Doss carried a gun. Hell, most of a military isn't combat arms. Before modern armies the bulk of people going on campaign were women, children, and non-fighting men who were listed as camp-followers. The actual soldiers would have been a minority in the camp. The height of the fighting man was a metro-sexual aristocrat who grew up spoiled, spent his whole life learning the way of war as a sport, and went into combat with the Gucciest gear he could afford. And when someone is a righteous busy-body, and looks out for a person who needed someone to look out for them, we still think back to that warrior elite and call them their "knight in shining armor". But Buck gets a pas because he was probably around too many explosions and his head ain't right.

[@marieparsons9908]

Would 'Courage Under Fire" starring Meg Ryan be a worthwhile movie for you to review? Different viewpoints of an event or at least people covering their asses.

[@toyrunner87]

I think the dad 2as a great character too...he's the perfect opposite to Desmonds spirit, faith and optimism. He went to a largely pointless war, saw his friends die and had his youth and innocence shattered. The expression when thry tell him that only military members are allowed while wearing his uniform and medals...you see the anger and distrust of both the govt and military and how he doesn't want to see his son experience that. I thought it was really powerful.

[@mrjamesmonkey]

If you want to skip their long talk about the program and stuff to watch where they start to break it down go to 6:30

[@Dene181]

Such a great movie and a unbelievable impressive soldier. I would have liked more scenes in the reaction, but I fully understand the "rules" you have to comply to. 👌 Thank you for the breakdown, I waited for this one! 😊

[@agoodnana]

It is so discouraging to hear people you respect and admire then talking about being "woke" in such a cartoon characterization way. Ugh. I'm a "leftie" liberal, probably what you might consider woke from a very blue state. Woke is just a word that certain people on the right use as a replacement for "snowflake" and actuality means nothing more than being open-minded and aware of social, and racial injustice. No one that I'm aware of tries to meddle or has any interest in altering military training. That's crazy! Since the military leans right, how would that even happen? Please understand that there is a lot of misinformation being spread around under the heading of "woke." Blue hair is just a silly story like "democrats want litter boxes in schools." Nonsense! Please don't buy into the nonsense! Love you guys and Beers and Breakdowns!

[@bomaniigloo]

Maybe you should stop thinking with your ovaries and use your brain instead

[@MisterW0lfe]

During pre-deployment training for Afghanistan in Mississippi, one guy in my platoon made an off-hand remark about hoping to get "someone" in front of his .50 cal on the wheeled gunnery range. He got snapped up and every NCO was there to search his belongings and watch him pack, out-processed him from active-duty that day, then escorted him to the airport and shipped him back home to wait out his contract while we were gone. Got himself an ineligible to re-enlist RE code on his DD-214 too.

[@marklineberger3542]

People use the word woke so much I'm not sure anyone knows what it means anymore

[@pyeitme508]

Yep an amazing video about the medic Desmond Doss during the Battle of Okinawa, Japan 🗾 in 1945AD

[@odameclement2325]

Hamburger hill and platoon.

[@highlandergunn9240]

Have you guys seen Scott from KENTUCKY BALLISTICS shoot the 4 BORE? Body Armour is useless, if you've seen it you know what I'm talking about, if not check it out 4 BORE vs Body Armour

[@silentangel2259]

With the japanese "not making it", I had a medic who worked with the marines in the war in Iraq as an RDC, and he said that you learn sometimes there's a choice you have to make between helping enemy troops and helping your own, since sometimes you dont have enough supplies for both. You can help them as much as you can, but with a battle like Okinawa, you can't always be sure you will be able to save all your troops if you try to also save the enemies. And i know that there is a hell of a lot of medical supplies that they had, but with the amount of casualties in Okinawa, plus how many more they could have possibly had, you can't be sure.

[@mrjamesmonkey]

I love the story of Desmond. I love how the movie ended up. Definitely one of my favorite wwll movies

[@MrDrew554]

I don’t know if people tell you guys this enough but you guys are absolutely awesome. I’m not a vet but if I’m having a bad day or dealing with stress I’ll always watch your content and it helps get my mind off all those stressful/bad days. You guys are truly truly helping people including me. So thank you and keep it up!

[@celticsF4N]

lol clearly you haven't seen Vince Vaughn in Brawl in Cell Block 99 he plays one of the most violent cold blooded killers I have ever seen I highly reccommend checking it out

[@vbboyd]

I once again want to make a request for a movie review of "1917" and "Apocalypse Now" if you haven't already done these. Plus I like Jocko Willink KZbin channel he does some really cool movie reviews as well. Have you done "Saving Private Ryan" yet or not? Thanks.

[@scotth5038]

I recommend 'The Flowers of War' with Christian Bale. Also based on a true story in the Fall(rape) of Nankin.

[@SargNickFury]

Desmond Doss is interred at the Chattanooga National Cemetary. The top of his marker is usually overflowing with coins. He saved much more then 50 or 100 especially over the course of the war. Imagine having saved 100 men, now multiply that by their kids and grandkids. There's a lot of people to stop to show their respect, and to pray. His Grave is a temple. I've known some tough dudes, absolutely real life GI Joe characters....but none of them would say they were as BA as Desmond. Everything I have read shows they actually toned down what he accomplished in the movie to make it more beleivable. Thanks to every medic, corpsman, PJ etc.....you are God's answered prayers.

[@michaelmutphy9077]

Mel Gibson always makes bloody movies. Take Braveheart for example. He must have loved Sam Peckinpah.

[@Rated314]

What the fuck was that interlude on "wokeness"... never have I heard such an array of word salad directly contradicting oneself. "Snitching" isn't the concept of wokeness. The irony is that you both correctly identify the #ToxicMasculinity in the blanket party. Wokeness isn't the idea that Doss snitches on them, but rather that there shouldn't have been a blanket party in the first place. You go on about earning respect, which is true... but toxic masculinity disregards normal means of earning that respect, largely for hollow displays. Take Doss, he wasn't drafted. He enlisted. He volunteered to be there, and then fought to stay there while being an outcast. That; under a normal lens, should be enough to earn the respect of which you speak. But it isn't. "Wokeness isn't going to save you", but wokeness did. Smitty stepped in to stop the attack, because it wasn't right. Smitty was very much a member of the "pack" (as you deemed it), and could have easily gone along with everyone else. Toxic masculinity is performative masculinity. Healthy Masculinity is Doss for sticking to his principles without lashing out at those that cast stones against him. He put his ass on the line to protect all of them, regardless of whether he respected them or not.

[@pmorton7960]

I'm pretty woke, don't think you guys know what it actually means. Did 22 years and the only thing I couldn't abide was thievery, snitches and straight up Blue Falcons...bad hygiene could be an issue too sometimes though.

[@rosshixon6796]

I had absolutely zero interest in watching this movie. Finally decided to check it out. Immediately kicked myself in the nuts after it was over. So much better than I expected.

[@dilligaff1979]

I still reckon you should check out the UK TV series Strike Back

[@wolfden8979]

This is unrelated question to this video but could you make a video on the military & what it's like for the LGBTQ community. Especially in SF.

[@alexlim864]

And what was even more amazing about Doss was that he did all that stuff on Okinawa on one working lung, as he had already contracted tuberculosis by that time. (He wasn't diagnosed with that until after the war, and his bad lung was surgically removed, I believe.) Talk about sheer grit and focus, man had it in spades.

[@boydrobertson2362]

Maybe it's Mel Gibson's personality or upbringing, but he consistently delivers movies that we vets/active duty love. His movies are badass and don't sugarcoat anything about war. It's a true honor that Mel Gibson's return to the industry is the telling the story of a TRUE hero.

[@lutherl2350]

Brothers, the car crash scene was like 1939 or 1940 and you are criticiting him using a belt. You cant judge yesterday's by today's standards.

[@bcyomassey649]

When I saw the trailer I was like no Vince Vaughn is going to ruin this movie but I was impressed he did a great job with the little comedy it needed and then at the end he was amazing

[@josephmclaughlin9404]

You asked what line in the movie was most meaningful to me…”Lord..help me get just one more”. Tons of takeaway from that one line

[@muhamedmusaidjr9071]

The movie you should do next is hamburger about the 101st airborne during the Battle of hamburger Hill in Vietnam

[@Canuckbeaverton]

Tom Cruise might be a Scientology nutter...but by god does he know how to do action movies.

[@norbertrottenari4516]

i agree that "woke" can go too far, but there is bad male behavior, not in this context of the movie, but if a cop beats up a homeless guy and you dont report him you are an ass not "part of the blue line". for example

[@ayylmao4464]

React to starship troopers !!!! Or something like pointbreak/super troopers cause it'd be cool to get some police perspective.

[@halfknight6706]

If you didnt know the actual cliff was, maybe a quarter to a fifth of that humongous cliff they depicted in the movie.

[@janetstorm7881]

The one scene I really enjoyed was when his father who was abusive and definitely suffering from what years later would be know as PTSD, came in to stand up for his son in court. I'd like to also know if his brother made it back home since I don't think we really saw him again after the war. I also absolutely loved seeing the real Desmond Doss being interviewed.

[@waiting4gta673]

Vince Vaughn can’t choose how he plays the character because this is based off of events that happened in real life. he’s playing a drill sergeant that was intense like that

[@AntonAdelson]

Day 494 of requesting to reacg to Waltz with Bashir! Regarded by many as the best war movie of all time!! 🙏🙏🙏 it won a TON of awards. It's just not from an English speaking country but YOU KNOW that a war movie from Israel must be good!

[@51Saffron]

Tom Cruise in Valkyrie, he was very much like the guy he was portraying.

[@fozziebear26]

THE WILD GEESE

[@miketurner2943]

Old Ranger, class of Feb '85, good to listen to your views today. Take a look at Siege of Jadotville, true story of Irish unit A/35 IN in Congo 1961, made into a movie in 2016

[@Naushad2906]

Do "the ambush" next..... Emirati soldiers in Yemen based on a true story

[@mem1701movies]

You should have given him the respect of adding his actual interview clips at the end.

[@rebelbear1000]

Thank you all for this. Whenever I face personal adversity and challenge (no matter how painful), I know better men have done much more. This is some of my inspiration to endeavor to persevere and keep my progress to heal / be better. It really reminds me that my challenges and obstacles are really nothing and strengthens me to persist until I can overcome. For this, I am grateful.

[@PeterYamasaki]

I know I'm late to the game here but Doss was one of the reasons I became an Army medic

[@duncan789]

Abel’s comment, that it took someone with such strong personnal commitments to overcome the Samurai inspired Japanese Commander, sums up the movie !

[@thantunaunggoldeneagle5113]

***WELCOME TO CIVIL WAR FROM MYANMAR ( BURMA )*** ****FREEDOM IS"NT FREE LET'S SAVE BURMA**** THANKS !

[@searplays820]

Guys, react to the brazilian "Elite Squad"

[@jakecleveland1051]

I'd love a reaction to the movie Soldier with Kurt Russell

[@mikhailarutyunyan4126]

About suggestions, I only watched first episode about Generation Kill. It deserves much more IMHO. One of the best series about war I recently saw

[@creamnwheat]

This movie to me, as a civilian, makes me appreciate the faith that soldiers can have when in dire situations. 'Hold on. Do what you can. Someone will come for you.'

[@T.R.75]

should check out Hamburger Hill. good cast, realistic Vietnam movie. actually found it more interesting than the big guys, Platoon, Apocolypse Now, Full Metal Jacket.

[@roundrock63]

Recommendation The Siege of Jadotville

[@rednecksniper4715]

The satchels were filled with Comp B explosives

[@flokejm3904]

Thin is actually a bad thing. Too wide is better than too thin. NAR requires 1.5" or more for TQ qualifications. A belt would actually make it worse because it's tight but not tight enough causing the blood to be squeezed and flow faster. Just a little info on that.

[@MrDman21]

Yo, you guys should do a breakdown of top actors playing drill Sargents in movies 😄

[@sherigrow6480]

My vote for Louis Gossett, Jr.,

[@MrDman21]

@@sherigrow6480 that's good one 👍🏽

[@senor_clyde6214]

It would be precious to see them define "woke" lol

[@thWlfpack]

The ritual the High Ranking Japanese did was called "Seppuku" and it's such a fascinating ritual of the old japanese culture and religion.

[@mrjankee25]

You should check out windtalkers bro

[@JAM76ER]

You should get the biggest bad ass SF guy and surprise him with beer s and break downs watching “Something about Mary”

[@tp6498]

Cheers to both of you men for being brave enough to lay things out as they really are in life, not just military or law enforcement life, but everyday citizen life. I've watched every beers and breakdown you guys have done, in my humble opinion this is by far your best yet. 👍 👍.

[@tylerdurden1923]

I love this movie , have a good one Buck!

[@travisstockwell8460]

I would love for you guys to do the Departed from your cop perspective

[@jamesk7045]

Check out the Duelists by Ridley Scott

[@seankearns9120]

Request for "Dogs of War" my father said it reminded him of some of his ops as an 18bravo back in 5th grp.

[@lawrenxe1147]

man, you guys gave me life lessons today. i appreciate it

[@dmv3373]

Been watching your vids for a few weeks and i love the content and you guys helping out the community. Mad respect to what all soliders, airmen, sailors, marines, SF, etc... Do and what ya'll have to go through. The reactions and breakdowns are dope. I just subscribed and would be cool to see other movies like Expendables, From Paris with Love, Shooter, Lethal Weapon and Equalizer. Obviously all use movie magic but should be fun vids. Cheers boyz!

[@CameronHill-o4x]

The nice guys with Ryan Gosling and Russel Crowe, you guys will make a funny movie even funnier

[@dmv3373]

Also this movie is great as it is brutal. Andrew Garfield did a great job!

[@eyxom]

Doss was the best among us. Conviction and bravery that will rarely ever be seen again.

[@nero786]

and his faith in GOD

[@NovusIgnis]

​@@nero786 Amen to that. There's nobody here even talking about that. That's the entire focus of the movie, but the comment section here and the reactors are completely ignoring Him.

[@lordvorwald]

Hacksaw Ridge is a great movie, really enjoyed listening to your breakdown. I think that another movie that would be interesting to see your perspective on would be the movie Glory, a civil war film. I'd be very curious to hear what you have to say about that one.