GREEN BERET Reacts to Mile 22 | Beers and Breakdowns

[@skatterbrainz]

LMAO! The police story was better than the movie review. You guys are awesome!

[@syyneater]

lol, sounds like the paperwork would have been more effort than taking the bikes out.

[@williamflowers9435]

“This has zero fear… this is a movie set.” Alec Baldwin: “Hold my beer!” 🍺

[@shok24199]

Glad I checked the comments first.

[@slightlyseen6767]

Damn

[@potterj09]

Ahahaha gold brother 👉 pew pew

[@soonenough938]

The police and mini bike story had me almost in tears 😂

[@theblackboxpodcastshow1791]

None of my friends likes to watch these types of movies with me because I'm ex-military and I scream at the screen and then point out the flaws, so I've learned over the years is to bite my tongue, but my expressions are pretty much like yours and that gives my friends a barometer of the BS if my face gets twisted or not 😁

[@beardeddragons2639]

Once again Mark Wahlberg is... The lone survivor.

[@Last_Chance.]

Naturally

[@dmichael7144]

This movie is directed by the same director too

[@camilorojas1156]

RIP The Funky Bunch

[@fuswatenetke8295]

I worked in radiology in the 1980's, Inglewood California, and work on three (3) patients (aka criminals vs. criminal), two (2) shot in the forehead (between the eyes, so to speak) and one who was shot in the mouth. One patient shot in the forehead with shot with a 22 caliber handgun round. The bullet fractured the frontal sinus, and traveled under the skin from the forehead, under the scalp, exiting proximal to the occipital parietal angle/lambda. The second patient was shot in the mid-forehead with a 9mm handgun round. The bullet fragmented, and entered into the frontal sinus, but went no further. The third and last patient was shot in the mouth with a 45 ACP, point blank range. The bullet shattered the incisors, and all the read molars, lacerating the tongue and pallet. All patients survived. So, it is possible, but 99% a bullet to the head is fatal, from my experience. These patients were lucky, and not their time to go anywhere but prison.

[@syyneater]

I had a stepdad that used a M1 to shoot himself in the head. Unfortunately for him, it went In under his chin and exited with his sinuses. Somehow he managed to dial 911, but couldn’t talk since most of his jaw was in the ceiling, the cops ended up finding him bleeding out on the bedroom floor. They had to do a graft to replace his jaw bone with parts from his hip. His nose is completely collapsed and he’s still an asshole.

[@1dirkmanchest]

How did ENT deal with the massive infections from the fractured sinus not to mention the 9mm that smashed its way into the frontal sinus? I can't see any scenario where overwhelming sepsis was not on the mind of every surgeon, resident, and PA student that saw these stooges in the OR and later in the ICU. And people wonder why medicine costs so much. But I did a physical on an inmate that had been stabbed in the right ventricle two blocks from the hospital in McAllen Texas. I sent for the operative report so I could read this miracle.

[@fuswatenetke8295]

@@1dirkmanchest When I met the gentleman it was 3 years post the incident. He had a 4 inch divot in his forehead, between his eyebrows. The doctors managed it, as he was alive. Now I can say he had many medical problems beside his head/facial injury, CHF, kidney disease, COPD, to name a few.

[@1dirkmanchest]

@@fuswatenetke8295 wow humans can be ver resilient yet very delicate at the same time. On errant heart beat can start a run of VFib or other V Tach under the “right “ circumstances. And this was before ENT had all the scopes they have now. They were probably using Vancomycin Chloramphenicol and other abx with some harsh side effects. Bet you have seen some things!

[@fuswatenetke8295]

@@1dirkmanchest One thing I learned working in a hospital for 10 years, it is difficult to kill a health adult male, unless you target the correct vital areas. Humans, as you say, are very resilient, and fight off most infection pretty well, until antibiotics was over prescribed.

[@Ayy.Its.Kruciall]

The Passion that you put into these videos, Along with the pure joy that you guys seem to have for life in general really puts things into perspective. Appreciate you guys

[@MiguelGonzalez-ei9og]

In central and South America, actual motorcycles are used by criminals to get in and out of traffic and do damage. It’s usually done immediately as soon as they show up so victims don’t have time to react.

[@vrcmf3172]

Right in Eastern Europe too. But I think he’s saying if your attacking a vehicle then they can simply slam you/kill you because your being hit by a 2 ton car

[@Nick-qf5zl]

It doesn't even matter what it tastes like....a beer called "Toxic Masculinity" would immediately sell out 😂

[@hansblitz7770]

I recommend a Scottish Ale style with a 7-8.5% ABV. Seems right for the name.

[@AbelHernandezguitar]

Scottish ales are amazing, I second this.

[@rogerbussiii]

It has to be an ipa. I didn't even think this would be a discussion.

[@Nick-qf5zl]

@@rogerbussiii I agree lol

[@hawaiiangunner]

100%

[@alanwiggins1338]

Your blood pressure must Go through the roof, watching These Films. Love it.

[@steveyboy7]

I’m a former NYPD cop and we get these roving dirt bike motorcycles that go around blocking traffic so they can do stunts and they even attack people. I can relate to your motorcycle story. So many times I wanted to do just that.

[@John-mf1sz]

“Roving dirt bike gangs” lmao, in NYC? That’s wild as hell.

[@robbentodd6824]

I don’t know where I heard this, but it was something like “everything in your house is a weapon if your fighting for your life.”

[@beaualexander4608]

Sean, I'm the leader of the pit bike gang. We weren't trying to assault you, we were trying to protect you. Thanks for not hitting us in your car. Sincerely, Pit Bike Phil

[@keithroop4737]

You guys gotta do a breakdown of HEAT with Deniro & Pacino that’s such a badass movie. I heard they did tons of training for the movie especially Val Kilmer

[@danielmills2648]

It's actually used sometimes in training to show an example of proper bounding

[@intricateinc8566]

Stay sugardelicious everyone FNG killing it boys, always enjoy these episodes EVERY TIME

[@Godloveization]

I’ve gone a different route as far as being in the socom community for time but I love the content you put out on your channel I appreciate the pliable nature in which you display to your audience! 🇺🇸

[@benjaming2536]

Love the beers & breakdown episodes! Was waiting for y’all to do Mile 22! Thank you!!

[@dasc0yne]

I am in tears about Buck and the Denver pit bike "gang". LMAO.

[@johnnydough6244]

I love these cause they are always full of endless laughs. I personally choose to not even bother to watch any modern day movies unless I know it’s based on some historical event and isn’t some awful “reimagining” of said history event. Watching these breakdowns is the most I’ve ever seen of any of these movies and the most I’m willing to watch of them, period. So I personally get a good chuckle out of watching these breakdowns. Appreciate your taking the time out of your days to do these and keep up the great work!

[@quickshot_1575]

You should check out the Escape from Tarkov raid series, it has some truly amazing combat scenes.

[@ReaperPLUR]

I second this, I will comment as well

[@wilo300zx]

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[@quintinshobe109]

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[@TheSpigottedYahtzee]

It wasn't just Mark Wahlberg that was in Lone Survivor - Peter Berg directed that as well as Mile 22, which is a real head scratcher

[@dawidpelc4775]

i would love to see inglorious bastards on beers and breakdowns its an awesome movie

[@danielmarshall4587]

" the plethora of flaws"...... and right there, that's why you have my subscription thank you Gentlemen and a Happy New Year.

[@natani___7666]

20:00 This point is actually the reason The Punisher wears a trench coat in the comics. Means he can easily hide the skull vest and M4 underneath it.

[@gameocalypse6040]

Any chance you guys could review the movie "No Escape" with Owen Wilson? It's not a military movie per se, but it would be really interesting to see what urban survival skills you all would use in a situation like what was presented in that movie.

[@BrickedUpp]

Urban survival tactics would be cool but if we’re doing bad Owen Wilson movies my vote is for Behind Enemy Lines lol

[@gameocalypse6040]

@rumblefighter07 in all honesty I thought they had already done that, but I'm not seeing it on the playlist..sooo..yes, I agree!

[@georgefloydsinhellwbreonna5330]

No Escape was the tits. Pierce Brosnan fuccs hard in that film.

[@ianray8823]

YEET THE KIDS TO SAFETY

[@thegreatflamdango5612]

I've been wanting you guys to review this movie for a while now I'm so excited

[@danielbond7916]

The way his head cuts into the E in the thumbnail makes it say "MILF" which is what made me watch the video

[@AbelHernandezguitar]

😂

[@I_aint_reading_allat7]

I’m happy someone else also noticed it 😂😂

[@shannonmcstormy5021]

Ummm....no need to apologize Buck, it's what I'm (and likely others) are here for: your (and Kurt's) opinion. And Able isn't just to make us laugh, (though the banter between you two is often hilarious, he also obviously has his own life's experience. Plus, he asks good questions and he provides an "everyman" perspective.

[@Last_Chance.]

The power bottom definitely has his place

[@bommie]

Happy new year dudes! 🎉 I really hope you'll eventually watch Triple 9! Dying to see how you critique the breaching/room clearing as you have experience on the Teams as well as in LEO and I want to see how well it was portrayed. Never seen anything that intense in Hollywood. Cheers from the 501st in Alaska, AATW! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@MiguelGonzalez-ei9og]

Y’all need to start “reviewing” non military/tactical movies-PURE GOLD!

[@TheMelancholicWriter]

Agreed! Grey’s Anatomy review series when?!

[@AhHereWeGo]

The other thing about the grenades taped to the door and wall... the path of least resistance is the room you're in.... the room she's trying to blow up would be minimally affected.

[@ajh2147]

Buck, I look forward to Beers and Break down. Will you ever review the Police Academies? I've recently watched them, and they are hilarious; the 80s are the golden era of Slap Stick comedy.

[@TheApilas]

Mile 22 and Lone Survivor are directed by same director Peter Berg, but get a feeling the advisor(s) for Mile 22 was not legit

[@nintendohds1]

The weirdest thing about this film is that Lone Survivor and Mile 22 were both directed by Peter Berg, so I don’t know how he dropped the ball so much on Mile 22

[@crustyroach6921]

Maybe the writers? Mile 22 is fiction . Mile 22 ls decent shot but roles like some writer that's never seen bullets or TIC

[@jmgonzales7701]

plus it portrays how smart are the russians in this film. Thats gotta be the most absurd thing ever written here.

[@JR-iz1yy]

@@jmgonzales7701 are you saying Russians are stupid lmao

[@jmgonzales7701]

@@JR-iz1yy yes.

[@BornInPhillyPA]

IMHO, Lone Survivor highlights that not everything is black and white. The little shepherd boy ran his ass off to dime them out to the Taliban. Luttrel was later given shelter by a random dude willing to stand against the Taliban. Pretty sure Luttrel and the random dude are still friends to this day. Mile 22, yes, is fiction. Probably the compromise both Berg and Wahlberg had to make to continue doing big budget Hollywood movies. Because Hollywood now cares about world wide box office numbers, Red Dawn remake changed the enemy from China to North Korea, and nobody knows who the Fck Top Gun, Maverick was fighting. The point is, even Superman can't represent "truth, justice, and the American way" anymore. Mile 22 was a win for enemies of the American way. It is intended to highlight that America (at the very least) is morally gray in motivation, and as stated in the video, despite having high priced Gucci tech and overwatch, a solo dude with skills and a plan can wreak havoc. Basically same theme of Vietnam War, if you believe the communist propaganda. It is intended to show flaws in US and demoralize the weak minded. Notice how there was critical pushback about Lone Survivor and American Sniper that shows Americans as heroes, but no pushback on this film that casts Americans as the Keystone Cops.

[@millend7232]

Would be interesting to get glovers take on this as he did some contracting for the CIA obviously tactics are terrible but in terms of mission sets

[@jondxsc]

Shawn, I would love to see you guys breakdown the movie, We Were Soldiers.

[@feedthegorillal.6697]

Mile 22, finally. I loved this movie. It's just a movie.. Kris "Tanto" Paronto was a technical advisor for the movie.

[@gutspraygore]

Great video as always. Also, just want to say there is a good point in checking the pulse even if it looks like a fatal head shot. There is a book on neurosurgery that talks about how combat has advanced the field of neuroscience and brain surgery because those wounds can surprisingly be survivable even since the Civil War. Also, a friend of mine that worked as a nurse in ICU would talk about two types of failed suicide she would see a lot of and one is gunshot to the head. The other is to overdose on Tylenol which will kill you, but not the way they thought. I am not going to be able to unhear syrupdelicious. So, thanks for that too.

[@danielmills2648]

I've seen medical photos of men from WW1 with HOLES IN THEIR FACES from metal ball shrapnel to the face/head that were alive. Definitely possible, not LIKELY but absolutely possible.

[@d1inonly]

SURREPTITIOUS (sur·rep·ti·tious) : Adjective Clandestine. Acting or doing something clandestinely. Stealthy. SYRUPDELICIOUS (Sur-rep-de-li-ci-ous) : Also Adjective - The act of folding a Waffle or Pancake in half and then submerging it in warm maple syrup instead of pouring the maple syrup over the Waffle or Pancake while plated. Love your content guys!

[@mylegocustoms3443]

Amazing content as always guys! You should check out Hell or High Water (from the same guy who wrote Sicario)

[@meuricehunt3104]

22:40 The movie is set in fictional Jakarta, where they have epic traffic jams lasting half a day. So 22 miles is more like 200 miles in Texas.

[@putinimpotent2044]

Ah, the sarcasm - absolutely brilliant! 👍

[@adamshank7711]

What a great episode made me laugh keep it up guys

[@Chris.R91]

Man i love how you ranted the shit out of this movie, i laugh so hard i nearly cried!! love the B and B series you make Buck and crew, cant get enought!

[@JohnWick-hb3ft]

Oh Shit!..You fellas reacting to Mile 22. I forgot about this movie..This gonna be good!

[@Ib3N1nja]

Buck Has Mad Dope uncle Vibes. Like you uncle you cant wait to see because he is just so cool & Makes you laugh all the time lol.the Synchronized Throw Was Apex Energy lol. Keep on keeping on

[@HypeFlexington]

I love that buck laughed at checking the pulse after his ass had the story of the afghan getting popped in the face in a door way who survived

[@brandonratzlaff65]

Able is right. A side to side is almost always a kill. Some do survive, but a front to back is even more survivable. If the round slides through the Phineas gap which is the gap between the left and right hemisphere of the brain, many have survived. Phineas Guage was a man in the 19th century working on the railroad. He was tamping black powder in a hole with a steel tamping rod. Kicked a spark, created an impromptu mortar and it went up through his mouth under the chin, took out teeth and an eye, but split that gap as the 6ft rod went all through his brain carrier group and landed 30 ft away.

[@mistergunpilot]

at 18:28, Abel you are correct. People have been shot in the head and lived. At the Federal law enforcement training center the instructors showed us a picture of a serious redneck bubba that had a bullet wound right in the middle of his forehead. The 9mm pistol round broke the skin but did not penetrate the skull.

[@rafaelalodio5116]

The “triple agent” guy, Iko Uwais, has a pretty cool movie series called Raid, that is about SWAT, it isn’t necessarily realistic, but the action is super cool.

[@williamflowers9435]

You guys need to bring Andy in and review “tactical” training videos… basically bring “Tactical A$$holes” to FNG Academy

[@samuelttvbtw]

Buck basically be like: “you gone, you gone, you gone, and you gone in particular” that’s gold

[@samuelttvbtw]

@FNGACADEMY1 is that special toe pics of Buck?

[@Hateorade82]

Think you guys will get around to the new "All quiet on the western front" movie? I'd like to see that

[@flyboymike111357]

I would have loved for them to have done the opening breech by using that Simon rifle grenade from Israel specifically designed to open doors ahead of a stack. Then you can bang the front door and windows, pre-clear from the outside, and flow into the bottom floor to finalize the breech.

[@cassivellaunushonestus4927]

If the guys at the backdoor where there to cover the rear of the house why wouldn't they kick in the door when the flash bang went off?

[@randlel07]

2:29 the movie just started and they are already tight. Can't blame them at all, that breach was TRASH!!! So much more to go.😂

[@shep8851]

It would be interesting to see what you guys make of Sicario, I have not seen the entire movie but the trailers look good. It'd be interesting on a tactical level, Police/military

[@ctilson176]

Correct me if I’m wrong but Ground Branch doesn’t conduct tactical operations stateside. Even if going after terrorist, that OP would go to the FBI.

[@The2ndFirst]

I remember watching this in the theatre. I was completely entertained.

[@macguffinvirtualproduction6183]

LMFAO 😂😂😂😂 Buck “Can I sell this….?” Omfg I damn near pissed myself at that!

[@husky447117]

You guys think about doing a break down of the raid movie or at least the first one there is some cqb at the start when they start clearing the first couple floors before it turns into a whole martial arts movie

[@erwinlutz1772]

Big fan.. watching from Australia 🇦🇺

[@rogymasri2181]

LOVE the breakdowns!! Honest and funny AF!!

[@JayDubb3BCT]

I was dying about the cop story. I'll take the odds on a 3k pound missile on wheels over a tonka toy bike any day! 😂 Great review Boy's! 🇺🇸🤘🏼

[@scholt3197]

I just saw a vid on the "great" steven seagal where he got in trouble and then released from that police/sherif dept in Louisiana where he drove an armored vehicle through a civilian's fence because he was supspected of rooster fighting and killed the guy's dog. When Buck said no one is doing ops in the US, made me think of Seagal lol

[@soundsfromsaturdayevening7283]

Movies you should check out: Miller's crossing Dead Presidents Cop shop Sabotage Miracle at Santa Ana The thin red line

[@The_13A77]

I love a non tactical guy having input here. This is why I come here. Keep these up. Non tac vs tac And ...go

[@danielavila6654]

Always so much fun. Love you guys

[@johnadams9261]

PLEASE, if you ever want to do beers and breakdowns with a non SOCOM guy pic me.. 30 year Air Force vet, Retired 2020. 10 years combat engineer (Operation Restore Hope/Somalia), 20 year Security Forces guy. You guys talk the same shit about movies we do. Keep up the GREAT content!!

[@andrewmcpherson6374]

I been waiting for you guys to react to this

[@brandonratzlaff65]

When I saw the grenade seen, I was thinking I'd set it against the door, spoon on the door, place a block so it can't roll, and pull the pin.

[@NestorCaster]

This was hilarious and educational. 😂 Thank you 🙏🏾

[@soonenough938]

Was really hoping you guys would address the topic of leaving the wounded teammates behind, Ronda Rousey and the guy running the Sig MCX, seemed very unrealistic to leave them behind to die but I’m not a military guy so maybe there is some situation where that would be plausible

[@leftysalibiroom]

The word you were looking for was inconspicuous 😂😂😂😂

[@2lingee]

Enjoyed Another Episode of You Guys reactions. Thanks. Looking foreward to See whats coming next .maybe they ll want Your advise on Mile 23

[@107assassin]

Would be awesome of Buck an his buddies could do Beers and Breakdowns for VIDEO GAMES. - Call of Duty (MW 2019, MWII 2022, Advanced/Infinite Warfare) - Battlefield games (2049, 1, 5) - Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six (Siege, Quarantine) - Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon (Wildlands, Breakpoint) - Tom Clancy's The Division (1, 2, Warlords of NY) - PUBG - Ready or Not - Insurgency

[@107assassin]

Even 30:34 Buck says he loves COD.

[@jerryrichards8172]

In a door breech you ever have the door come down in a wonky way that creates problems getting in over it.?

[@morphine777morph5]

i enjoy having Abel on i like seeing his non military point of view

[@chrisk.7418]

I guess the scenario for the first scene was: There are people inside who might suspect a raid. They will watch the outside. They will watch the entry team entering the premises. Wouldn't it be good to create a ruse and keep it up for as long as possible? Wouldn't five or six people coming to the front door be more threatening than two?

[@THRE3KINGZStudios3kz]

Sean got that GreatGasby hair gel in this video 😂 Mad suave mate

[@DamienBlade]

Watching you guys is great training for playing Ready or Not, or Rainbow Six Siege.

[@robertegge5983]

27:30 its funny cause Mile 22 and Lone Survivor were both directed by the same guy and have the same leader actor

[@thejacobanderson1]

Police story was hands down amazing. thank you for saying that about motorcycles. I have thought of that every time I watch a movie with motorcycle gangs.

[@treesurgeon5561]

Thank you finally somebody said it there is a reason why FBI National Guard and police forces deal with domestic situations not CIA Secret Squirrel operations.

[@Whiskey_Actual]

Thank you! That initial breach was hard to watch.

[@wyattanderson76]

Dang…Hate to say it, The same Director, for Lone Survivor, directed Mile 22. Don’t want to call him by name cause he’s one of my favorite directors. But as an aspiring Screenwriter and Filmmaker, this is why I love your channel!

[@Giovanni_Gabrielli]

Can a flashbang kill or wound people in a very small radius?

[@theproudamerican178]

What about doing a review on Steven seagal sniper special ops.

[@ravenmena8488]

About US SF units operating in US soil, there's this thing named Posse Comitatus Act which forbids any US law enforcement and military force to operate in US soil. I realized that when I read The Terminal List because SPOILER, in the book, SecDef gets an executive order that bans that act in order to hunt James Reece and with that, they send the SEALS to go after him, unlike the TV adaption which was more realistic because they send the FBI's HRT instead of the SEALs.

[@sasty73]

Mile 22 Was filmed in My Country, Colombia. I never thougth about all this errors specially the first scene. Any way its a good movie but with a bunch Of errors. I think hollywood has to invest more in military advisors. Thanks to bring up this review. Hey Guys have you seen ECHO 3? Another TV serie filmed in Colombia.

[@sasty73]

@FNGACADEMY1 done

[@davidsimmons7359]

12:00 Sam Fisher is smirking.

[@michaelpendleton7035]

Don’t know if it was mentioned in the comments but it was the same director for lone survivor and mile 22

[@csadler3275]

You have to review The Accountant. I really want to hear how they feel about that one.

[@intricateinc8566]

That was suggested a few episodes ago, I agree I love that movie and it has a lot of tactical aspects.

[@felithehero4506]

I’m a simple man fng post, I fuckin watch

[@TBendez]

The intro alone made me like this. The movie, the first(?) movie about Ground branch, before it became cool, and it was this bad? I'd like you to react to the Jack Ryan series next, especially the third season, it felt really off compared to the previous two.

[@19DARKNIGT69]

I couldn’t agree more about Jack Ryan S3, just seemed flat to me…

[@soonenough938]

Holy shit I started typing y’all a comment last night asking you to review this movie! Got distracted and never finished it

[@thewolfchild]

FYI... this film and Lone Survivor had the same director, same editor and same producers, so likely the rest of the crew was the same as well, eg: stunt coordinators, mil/le advisors, other handlers, etc.

[@Swiss-Freedom]

Awesome love your channel - I am from switzerland - keep it coming

[@davidsimmons7359]

Ok so for the first scene I'm thinking as a non operational tactician, the idea of that breach protocol is to not arouse suspicion apon approach, and to hit the objective with speed surprise and violence of action without having the neighbors call 911. With that said, I would not have thrown in a banger false foot in the door suppress the door sentry with a suppressed pistol in a duffle bag or brief case. Simultaneously as you are making entry, have two other team A personnel casually approach the front door to guard the entry way/ long corner or corridor and the other guard the stairway/short corner and corridor. Then have team B make forced entry in the rear out of site of the public. Once the first body hits the floor, you loose the element of surprise.

[@Krater84]

Here is how you get out an apartment building without "Overwatch" giving you turn by turn direction: "Extraction". That movie did it right. It had a good scene of getting directions while driving, and running through the building without getting directions at all.