HeartBreak

[@tylertilwick6852]

Clint Eastwood is one of those actors who didn’t need to yell/scream and be Over the Top to get his point across. His voice and presence ALONE immediately earns respect!

[@GeneralleeLanders]

Freedom

[@johnnyguitar6639]

@@GeneralleeLanders Nope not anymore.Now your ass belongs to Gunny highway. 😁

[@joshuajuarez9930]

"It's 5 o clock you said 6 🥺" "So I can't tell time, so I lied" 😂😂😂

[@Steve-bi4ej]

Lol I've always loved the way he said that. Especially "So I Lyyyyed" 😂

[@buzz_a4d331]

"I forgot myself in all this excitement"

[@rudolfbriski4853]

at 5 o clock and sun is already so high

[@chrisw647]

"...maybe some communist bastard's going to make an appointment to pop you a new asshole right in the forehead..." 😂

[@LtScarecrow87]

Gunnys face during that cadence is priceless,. I can attest from a lot of first hand experience that on the inside not only is gunny approving of the cadence, but he’s rolling around on his imaginary brain floor crying and laughing.

[@jakleist]

seem like she didn’t mind it at all either.

[@michaelmayfield4304]

@@jakleist at MCRD San Diego in the 60's, it was common. The few female officers heard ones like this all the time. It was no big deal.

[@chicagosamurai]

They should have went with, " Don't let your dingo dango drag in the dirt, pick up your dingo dango and tuck it in your shirt, saying left left, left all night yeah..."

[@morganottlii2390]

I've never been a Marine, but I always thought that Heartbeat Ridge summed up alot of what the Corp is about. Opportunity, valor, and riding on the jagged edge. 👍

[@fredjones7705]

It's an old cadance and they're doing it wrong "Model A Ford and the tanks out of gas Hand full of pussy and a face full of ass"

[@criticalbill7715]

"The Marines are looking for a few good men. Unfortunately, you ain't it."

[@Blackout.1644]

Cracks me up every time!

[@rc8698]

hahaha aint that the goddamn truth these days.....

[@phillyphilhouse79]

Local Militia They have to drop the standards to make it easier so that the ladies can do it too. Nobody paid attention to the study where they put all males against, co-ed and all female. The mixed sex teams and the all female teams got destroyed and performed way less than the all male teams. But hey..we have to be tolerant and give everyone a trophy. That kind of thinking wins wars apparently.

[@ontargetthomunclesam3926]

Critical Bill what are you narrating the video for us

[@staggerleeish]

Local Militia me

[@SingleTax]

If you're going into a war zone. you *want* someone like Gunnery Sergeant Thomas Highway leading your platoon.

[@tonymanero5544]

SingleTax Gunny is great, he doesn’t lie, cheat or have bone spurs.

[@jackspickphone6656]

You NEED someone like gunnery sergeant Thomas Highway leading your platoon.

[@evangrullon6282]

Damn straight

[@adelvoid1530]

hell yeah brother

[@Chris-vl1fn]

Sounds like youre a man of experience.

[@Seanryan2001]

This was such an underrated film. Clint was brilliant in it.

[@ziraprod6090]

How the HELL was this underrated?!

[@angusdog22]

One of my all time favorites. There's no way they could do a re make of this movie. Clint Eastwood is one of a kind

[@wolflair3329]

There are a whole bunch of hilarious and precious moments in this film and that cadence is one of them

[@huskerhammer6325]

"wag it once...anything more is considered pleasure and we aren't in that business". Great movie

[@purplecitybirdgang2405]

constitutes* the movies is playing right above and u cant even get the quote right

[@jaysson1151]

Correction: “only one shake of those wangs ladies, anything more constitutes pleasure and we are not in that business.”

[@ryancox9281]

The quotes in this movie are second to none. "You shouldn't litter Fageti" "Your girlfriend's gonna weep when I break that finger clean off" "You better think fast gopherballs"

[@JohnDoe3.14]

'Bite that finger clean off'. Much more poetic.

[@stykman22]

"It's ecologically unsound!"

[@OrdellRob]

@@stykman22 you beat me to it!

[@studinthemaking]

Gopher balls. What does that really mean?

[@Dr.Pepper001]

The Gunny wanted someone to call cadence. I have been out of the Corps for 50 years, but I can remember a few cadences. "I've gotta gal in New Orleans... she's gotta mustache in her jeans. I know a girl who lives on a hill... she won't do it but her sister will. Some things are burned into our memories. Our first date, out first piece of ass, and many of our experiences in boot camp at Parris Island. Semper Fi to those who are my fellow Marines.

[@Locktwiste72]

I never had the pleasure of serving, sir, but I do thank you for your service. Much respect to you.

[@demetriusmandan8927]

1st plt., B Co., 2nd AAV Bn., 2nd Mar. Div. Camp Lejeune, NC. 94-98. Semper Fi. I remember good ol cadence's also. "Floating down a river on a shithouse boat, just me my dog and a skanky old whore! Tits so big wouldn't fit in a bucket, pussy so rank my dog wouldn't fuck it."

[@jamesb6402]

I haven't been out as long as you, sir.....(1985-1989).....but thank you sir

[@conqururfear]

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[@dariowiter3078]

@@Locktwiste72 Same here. 🇺🇲🗽✌️👍😁

[@Gist432]

That cadence is perhaps the most badass iv'e ever heard.

[@coryboy345]

I prefer the one in Full Metal Jacket. :D

[@cbman4767]

I prefer, "Napalm sticks to kids" from Officer and a Gentleman".

[@korey1coleman]

Who’s still watching this gem in 2019!?

[@genslug]

damn film influenced my life

[@markappleby02]

Classic film!

[@RetroMMA]

"Fag-etti", just can't say that in the current year. Sadly...

[@Mbnewman087]

me

[@rogerdorn38]

Roger that

[@chrisstetsko5020]

This is the AK-47 assault rifle, the preferred weapon of your enemy, and it makes a very distinctive sound when fired at you, so remember it.

[@bradfordadams9683]

So true! In the Jungle, that's the only way to determine where enemy fire is coming from!

[@MicanTorban-hh8ql]

When I was in army, we had AK-47. It is very powerful weapon.

[@juliansmith1951]

My late father loved watching this movie when it comes on I think about him miss u pops

[@klackon1]

Many years ago, as a boy soldier in training in the British Army, my mates and I watched a film about the Marine Corps in WWII or Korea. On the way back from a battle they braced up and began to sing: "Left, left, you had a good job but you left - that's right". Well, as 16 year old boys this impressed us. The following morning we asked our drill instructor if we could sing this song. Naturally, he told us to f&*k off, there was no way we, as British soldiers, were going to sing a US Marine song. He told us we would sing a British Army marching song (he made this up on the spot, as we didn't have marching songs). He started off at the top of his voice, to the tune of Colonel Bogie.."Bollocks, they make a damned good stew, bollocks and the same to you". I can't remember the rest of it, as I was too busy nearly wetting myself laughing. Strangely, I can remember the words to the US Marine song in it's entirety.

[@jbb9643]

Your girl friend was glad when you left! Your Right!! Jody was glad when you left! Your Right!! Your mother, your father, your brothers, your sisters, they all were glad when you left! Your Right! Sound off! One Two! Sound off! Three four! All: United States Marine Corps!!! Jody is the guy back home banging your girl friend> That's why they are call "Jodys"

[@HunterKiller_321]

Brother if you want a good laugh, look up the Marine Corps cadence called “My Girls A Vegetable” - easily the funniest cadence I’ve ever heard.

[@james9311]

The film is Battleground it’s about the battle of the bulge

[@JoeFabeets]

It’s because generations of Marines have learned and passed down this part of our culture. Being a Marine myself I find myself whistling these cadences while at work and it has been almost 20 years since I last sang them. I still remember them all.

[@SpeccyMan]

So you were in the British army but you never quite managed to learn that the English possessive pronoun, its, doesn't have a fucking apostrophe? Anything in its entirety has never needed one. Just so you are quite sure of the difference, it's is the contraction of "it is". Are we clear now?

[@DigitalPraise7]

"The Marines are looking for a few good men. Unfortunately, you ain't it!" Amazing pep talk for starting the day.

[@wukanimation]

A little negative reinforcement to start your morning pt can be healthy.

[@bradfordadams9683]

I trigger your subliminal thought process, you start emotionally peeling back the layers of yourself!

[@donaldclay9535]

All D.I.s Should Say This on the First Day of Boot Camp. Semper-Fi.

[@samsonguy10k]

Basically, anything they think they know is nothing. Best they think they know nothing so there is plenty of room to learn what it is to be a Marine.

[@MrJohnnymartinez1]

"Surrender is not in our creed" louder! I love Heartbreak Ridge directed in 1986 by Clint Eastwood where one of the most inspiring moments aside from the opening scene of the film is when Gunnery Sergeant Thomas Highway gives an opportunity to swede Johansen to become a Marine instead of being thrown to the brig!

[@jennifersman7990]

And that’s just after he got OUT of the brig!

[@shadowman2192]

Clint could strike a match with only his voice.

[@blocksize]

"Yer girlfriend's gonna weep when I bite that finger clean off"

[@joshuaholman1795]

Apparely he saw the shadow in the sand

[@WhoisJohn1773]

Lived in Jacksonville, home of Camp Lejeune for a time. Sister did too. Bunch of Gunny's, backbone of the corps. Colonels were destined to be bank VPs on their way out. God bless those guys hardened by war & God bless Clint for accurately portraying that character.

[@SpeccyMan]

No English plural has a fucking apostrophe! The plural of Gunny is Gunnies.

[@laughingtothebanklikehahah3618]

My favorite cadence: “I know a song that’ll piss you off “ Repeat until you’re told to stop 👍🏾

[@jenhall6184]

I love this movie. I watch it every time it's on TV. There's no one like Clint Eastwood. He's a great actor.

[@shawndenty6038]

I would rather see a part 2 to this than Top Gun 2!!! Thumbs up if you agree!

[@brenthadley1695]

Shawn Denty absolutely.. when Gran Torino came out , I thought that it’s was about him retired from the Corps much yrs later , I was hoping it was . Still a great movie

[@chrisstetsko5020]

I'm writing out an outline for a sequel novel. MSgt Jones has spent 5 years on security forces duty in Europe (Bosnia/Kosovo) and Middle East (Kuwait) and cycles back stateside. He's requested by BGen Ring to get a new unit of Recon Marines up and going with the creation of MarForSOC. These young hard chargers, are full of piss and determination, but almost all of them are green 'boots', even the squad leaders have never seen combat. By day he Stoney Jackson/Gunny Highway's them, at night he's playing the guitar at 'Globe & Anchor', now owned and ran by Aggie, where he drinks with Suede (a construction contractor), and Aponte (retired Marine who works on base as a civilian). One ugly afternoon Stitch learns that the new Company Commander is a female Ivy League graduate, and has her "own ideas" for how things will be done. So as the headbutting, egos, and PC culture commences....its all thrown sideways when 9/11 happens; and the training is now called upon to become reality.

[@buildinit6523]

CLINT TOO OLD. UNLESS BROCK COMES AND DOES IT

[@Barzins1]

Or both.

[@christophersantrizos1657]

Just noooo singing.

[@tenhirankei]

"The Marines are looking for a few good men, unfortunately you ain't it." Oooowww!!! Can I get a witness! Did you crack up when you heard that? YES SIR!!

[@malcolmmeer9761]

I worked as a deputy sheriff and we had a retired marine gunny as a late shift radio operator. Often as I was going out I'd yell back " marine corp is looking for a few good men when they find teelve more they'll have an even dozen " what ever he had in his hand came sailing. He passed away a few years back RIP Semper Fi

[@bored8715]

I love this movie. “Whats your name. Ponte, yours, Profile, yours, Quiñones, yours, Collins. Alright Colitis, Cajones, Prophylactic, Ajax”. So funny

[@Cokie907]

You cannot watch this clip without wanting to watch the whole movie. What a great flick!

[@Anmeldn]

i really love when he presses his teeth/face together and says with his deep smoky you re a marine you improvise, you adapt you overcome. love it (remember the tshirts).

[@raybon7939]

Discipline is the nucleus of greatness. It humbles initiative positivity likability. Consistently in all things.

[@jgrullon32]

Exactly

[@mbdulka]

"Model A Ford and a tank full of gas ... hand full of p-ssy and a mouth full of -ss!" HA HA! Love it! I remember I was gonna use it once when calling cadence, but wasn't that dumb ... :P

[@ChicagoDB]

It should be the other other way…”mouthful of pussy and handful of ass”…but I suppose people have different preferences lol

[@MrPicklerwoof]

I don't know what it is about this film, but it's so easy to watch. If it's on TV and I come across it I end up watching the whole thing. It's not even a particularly great movie - fairly run-of-the-mill getting-troops-ready-for-action stuff - but it just works really well.

[@moncorp1]

Great stuff. The only thing that ever rubbed me wrong about this movie was that these guys were recon, that's the marine special forces. They're self motivated. They never would have been behaving the way they did in this movie. Small point I know, but hey, details are details.

[@rockydudequasardude]

That's what I use as an adventure activity instructor , we improvise , we adapt we overcome!

[@danielbaugher826]

" alright colitis cohanes prophylactics Ajax " LOL

[@russmartin9549]

I piss myself laughing every time I hear that

[@jamesanthonygreen8233]

I also love that line myself.

[@PenusDrippings]

MODEL A FORD AND A TANKFULL OF GAS....................

[@lagster1018]

Left right

[@SHADOWNINE79]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@rahsaanthomas7030]

A mouthful of pussy and a handful of ass!

[@johnd7215]

When you think about the career CE has had it is really amazing. One of the greats!

[@unanonymousdx9187]

"It's goddamn five o'clock! You said six!" xD Always gets me.

[@russmartin9549]

"I cant tell time"

[@emt5330]

So I lied. So I can't tell time..

[@RickyMoriceLove]

That's Marine time. Always earlier than expected.

[@Nikolaa5]

perhaps my favorite movie :D clint's language and verbal skills here are so great and inspiring XD

[@tonydecker1263]

Eastwood is an ICON

[@lindatreiber8513]

Mr. Eastwood all ur movie are the bomb u play those roles like a pro I salute you

[@jasonhertha2795]

As a Marine this movie Fires my up! OORAHH!

[@jamesgeorge1147]

Jason Hertha OOORAH Semper Fi

[@thed.a.4939]

Likewise!! SEMPER FI!!!!

[@ronnrogers9459]

As a marine okay yeah right they ripped off something that asked you the Rangers did in Grenada it was the part when they fired up that bulldozer the Rangers actually did that it was on the History Channel or should I say the Military Channel Lou Diamond Phillips was narrating look it up and they actually discovered it was the Rangers that did that move in real life not the Marines

[@bodhi9464]

Jason Hertha Semper Fi ✊🏼 🇺🇸🇦🇺

[@joemufalli4290]

40 Phil this movie is Hollywood made and not way military operation. Full metal jacket more to real military

[@fisherman3720]

You couldn't have gotten a better Cadence than that Semper Fi!!

[@SpeccyMan]

Got is perfectly adequate all by itself in this sentence. It doesn't need the spurious ten!

[@billy-sx8wx]

Heartbreak ridge, grand Toreno, and escape from Alcatraz are my favorite Eastwood movies. However my favorite line is from in the line of fire when he is in bed with Rene Russo. They are taking off all their gear, guns, asps, radios, and so on. She has to leave and the sudden and he says “now I have to put all that shit back on”.

[@ianmangham4570]

FIREFOX

[@ianmangham4570]

Where eagles dare

[@toscodav]

One of the greatest scenes in movie history. Clint tells swede to lift up his chin and knocks him out LOL

[@belingonza318]

Clint always comes up with some good remarks gotta pay his writers more.

[@dougbodenhamer9391]

Greatest cadence EVER!

[@dalepalmer3771]

I’ve been out for almost thirty years, I can still get dressed… in the dark in under five minutes…

[@Luton-Mick]

You got no electricity after 30 years? Damn, I'll pray for you bro.

[@BigLisaFan]

Guy at work was called Fast Eddie. I didn't know how he got his name so someone told me. Seemed he got that nick name because some woman's husband pulled into the driveway. He was up, fully dressed and out a window before the woman's husband came into the room. LOL

[@handlessuck777]

​@@BigLisaFanWow, cool, you knew Motörhead's old guitarist.

[@ghost_d_og4289]

Improvise adapt overcome

[@charlesmurphy3222]

Recon lost it's confidence. Highway had to break them down to their least common denominator. Then build them back up and believe in their talent. Clint does a damn good job at casting heels in his movies. Everett McGill and Clint's fishing buddy Bo Svenson fit the bill nicely. McGill's Supply Officer role was spot on. Played an excellent walking cluster fvck.

[@martin1226]

"It's ecologically unsound" rofl

[@michaelmorgan7893]

Only two actors could pull this off: Jack Webb in 1958, and this one with Clint Eastwood from 1986. Perfect.

[@michaelwallbrown3726]

improvise,adapt, overcome, the story of my life

[@gt40f]

Right at the end when Eastwood looks at the other drill sergeants and squints his eyes and glances back and forth That's a classic

[@ryanmcgrath8686]

This one of the best movies I gave ever seen

[@deizelthemotivatedtruckerd2440]

Back when being masculine was in style!

[@LandersWorkshop]

I miss the 1980s.

[@zazaranger5]

The Look on the LT. COl's face Priceless!

[@knoahbody69]

Back then the WM Officers had to be tough. My last post was at casual company, HQBN, HQSVCBGD.. The Colonel was this little Jewish Woman, and she was tough. I can't imagine how much bullshit she got as a butter bar straight out of OCS.

[@JasonL77]

I love the look on the woman’s face. She was like “Uhm...well...okay then.”

[@stevefowler2112]

I did enjoy this movie, mostly for the interaction with the characters outside of the Recon platoon. The opening jail scene was a hoot...but if you want to see exactly what a Marine Recon Battalion/Company/Platoon/Team does NOT look like, this is literally the perfect movie (an old U.S. Recon Marine vet., 1st and 2nd Recon Battalion, 1975 - 1980).

[@AaronCMounts]

Any platoon gunnery sgt who allowed his platoon to fall into bad shape would have been court-martialed for Dereliction of Duty, LONG before it got that bad.

[@stevefowler2112]

@@AaronCMounts Yeah it was a very unrealistic view of The Corps, especially of a Recon platoon/squad. As I said in my OC I thought the scenes not involving the "Recon platoon" were what made the movie fun to watch...everything else was complete B.S.

[@AaronCMounts]

@@stevefowler2112 I fully agree with you that it was a great fun movie, mixing humor, action and tension really well.

[@MS-xn9yl]

I agree. What is the difference between an Army Ranger and a Marine? Don't worry, the Marine has already told you eighty times that he is a Marine. The Ranger remains silent but deadly.

[@stevefowler2112]

@@MS-xn9yl I have a funny Ranger story for you. I as stated I was a Recon Marine and got sent to Benning for jump school (I had just completed Pre-Combat Diver School, which was a real ball buster and Jump school was a total blast and a much needed respite. the PT standard at Jump School was just enough to stay in decent shape and the chow halls at Benning were like 4 star restaurants by Camp LeJeune standards. The jump drills were all fun and the 5 jumps were incredibly exciting. Anyway I had a great time at Benning). When I graduated I drove over to see my GF who lived on Hilton Head Island, S.C. and she took me to some big rock and roll bar down by the river in Savanah. We were drinking rum and cokes and having a great night and there were two Rangers there at the bar right beside us (I can/could spot spec ops troops a mile away and I overheard them talking and picked up that they were Rangers. It was probably pretty obvious to them I was a Marine too by the 1,000 yard stares I was giving I assume). They were eyeing my GF and saying stuff just out of ear shot. I was a cocky SOB and had a very short fuse back then so was kind of itching for a fight, yet hey I also knew she was damn cute and looked hot in her tight jeans and in a bar it is to be expected that young guys are going to stare and talk. I was trying to stay nonchalant about it and just worry about ourselves, but I came back from the head and they were both chatting her up and then one of them touched her hair/shoulder right as i walked up behind them. I can still remember my exact words. I said "Keep your fucking hands off my God damn girlfriend you fucking pussy Ranger". At that it was on, he bowed up and I knew a punch or kick was coming. I immediately kicked him with a very hard front kick to the solar plexus which put him down and stunned him. Ranger #2 was then came around the table throwing punches and kicks and by then Ranger #1 was back up and it was really on (not to brag but my Dad boxed in college and the Army and taught me to box at a young age and I boxed Golden Glove through Jr. High and H.S., with a 22 - 4 record and I also held a green belt in Okinawan Judo at the time. as a Recon Marine I had also had quite a bit of hand to hand combat training which mostly consisted of karate and judo. I went on to earn brown belts in both Okinawan Karate and Judo on Okinawa and got temp assigned to be a Close Combat Instructor a couple years down the road, but that was downrange from this fight). I took a few partially blocked glancing punches and kicks but I was holding my own and caught Ranger #2 with a short right hook to the temple that crumpled him and then Ranger #1 managed to get into me and I put him down hard on the concrete floor with a very basic half assed judo hip throw. I could tell he was pretty well trained himself because he stretched his arm/shoulder out when he landed to blunt the impact like you are taught in judo, but on a concrete floor he was still hurt pretty bad. At that point I just saw a punch coming out of the corner of my eye and everything went black. I came to in the parking lot with Cops and the bar owner standing over me. After I was seen by Medics the Cops told me the story which was one of the Rangers had a broken wrist (Ranger #1 obviously) and that I had been hit by a Bouncer with brass knuckles. The brass knuckles were apparently illegal, so the bar owner was in more trouble than me. The Rangers had self transported themselves, presumably to a hospital and both declined to press charges, I had a decent cut on my right cheek and a headache, but I also declined to go to a hospital and said I would not press assault charges against the bouncer or bar owner If they wouldn't either. The cops wrote me a disorderly conduct civil infraction ticket as did the Rangers. My GF drove us to her house on Hilton Head and that was that. That was in 1977 and was the last fight I was ever in. The Rangers acquitted themselves well, they just ran into the wrong Recon Marine that night.

[@RobertKaydoo]

Not from this clip, earlier in the movie: "I don't give any service man's discount. Too bad your old lady does..." Peace.

[@ultrafire8079]

Damn this comment it old but that part is my favorite.

[@gcjbhar]

"the marines are looking for a few good men.....Unfortunately .....YOU AIN'T IT!!!!!"

[@archangelstormrider3695]

Gunny Highway was one of the greatest of Clint Eastwood's characters.

[@AndrewOfMA]

"Your girl friend is gonna miss that after I bite it off!"

[@salzy1864]

This is hands down one of the best military discipline performances in movie history. Clint Eastwood is a titan.

[@billhartman7610]

I was told by a lot of people that this movie inspired people to go into the Marines, fucking awesome

[@andrear7181]

Gen Z would never do ti, sadly.

[@handlessuck777]

​@@andrear7181The DEI hires can go die for Weimarica, I'm not.

[@ROARROARROAR-w7x]

"the marines are looking for a few good men.. unfortunately you ain't it... 🤣🤣🤣 💯💙

[@JoseGomez-kv5id]

Thank you for all your movies ( valla con Dios

[@Christknight1991]

Best cadence ever

[@ELTONSIMMONS-t4e]

Great movie and dialog

[@mingodingo]

Love how Gunny kicked that guy's bunk even though he was already sitting up.

[@Heavenzvoice]

The Marines are looking for a few good men WHO HAVE NOT SLEPT WITH BLANCHE DEVAREAUX! Lol Loving these Eastwood clips but I couldn’t resist the Golden Girls reference.

[@NWSaint]

"Alright Colitis, cajones, prophilactics, ajax" .. LMFAO!!!!.. & then the best part of this scene is after Highway says "you boys are handsome... you ladies look like models", and Mario VanPeebles is doing his best not absolutely crack up @ 2:21 .. I know he just had to be dying.. makes me wonder how many times that had to re-take that scene.. you ladies look like models, another LMFAO moment.. good stuff!

[@tyronejefforeillyramirez7961]

Clint (as director) was known to do many scenes in just one take.

[@Hornsvinet]

“FagGOTelli”… 😅

[@ytsn_THE_OG]

It's crazy to think that these guys actually made it through boot

[@r.msyiem]

I've seen this movie a couple of times but I enjoyed laughing is the last part in this clip reminds me during my army days even in the Indian army we have the same thing.

[@supermariofan03]

The opening of this scene tells you one thing...Don’t bother signing up for the military if you’re a night owl and not much of a morning person.

[@bradbilkingtonsonmon3617]

That said in front of that woman makes me laugh like it’s the first time!!!

[@TJ-USMC]

The Real Marine shown informing the Gunny the Platoon's ready for PT, his name is Bellow, I was in the Same Platoon at MCRD San Diego 1977 "Semper-Fi" "Hollywood Marine :)"

[@TURKSTA19]

HAHAHAAH LOL it is funny how one platoon sings about chevy and the other ford.

[@robusthedgehog]

Fatih mehmet damn right but did y'all notice that both the cooler platoon and the cooler cadence was about Ford? No coincidence buddy

[@W.Stryker]

Reminds me of my father when I was a kid. And he was Army not Marine Corp

[@captainvondoppel1561]

William Stryker same story 82nd

[@EarlJohn61]

Some people, most of them Marines, would say he was a second class soldier............... (I'm not saying this, I don't know your father or any of the unit he was in)

[@madbear3512]

Condance at the perfect time. I love to see her face

[@russmartin9549]

She looked away, covered her mouth and giggled. Lmfao

[@kas7344]

Those cadets were the perfect marine rejects lol ..well played

[@Omniblade_Gaming]

Do it man this dude is certifiable

[@superEriccui]

this is a fucking nightmare man wake me up mama please

[@michellemcdougall8692]

My favorite part of the whole movie this cadence lol.

[@ThePercolatorFish]

“You improvise you adapt you overcome” HMMMMM

[@TheGhostofMrArthurs]

1) hilarious improv by Cajones 2) God DAYUM that female officer was fine

[@ks29earl]

Hahah. love those red pt shorts. I kept mine for yrs after (88-94).

[@danahsutton101]

I remember seeing them from our Navy barracks in boot camp.

[@BlackDalhia7]

God I miss the 80s

[@1986SSMONTECARLO]

Man, this is a Nightmare a Freakin' Nightmare, man, Mama wake me up PLEASE!!!

[@tombarry4777]

My kind of film, no diversity shit, a real man film..

[@bezejel]

What do you mean? It's full of diversity.

[@BudSchnelker]

I think what he means is that it wasn't shoved in your face as if the whole point of the movie was to be a commercial for Hollywood's SJW bona fides. Today, there would be a half dozen women in the class and they'd all be ass-kicking world beaters, as well as the brains of the outfit.

[@stevefitk3961]

mcsars diversity films nowadays is making men like women and women like men, including 72 genders in a movie, having a gay and lesbian couple in it too, having all races just for the sake of it. This is a real movie, it represents the marines how they actually are, they’re not putting a full black platoon just for diversity or women in thisshit

[@bezejel]

@@stevefitk3961 What movie has 72 genders?

[@stevefitk3961]

mcsars including many of those genders not all of them obviously, recent Hollywood movies, sequels or remakes

[@socaljarhead7670]

52 Area back in the day. Still look like that pretty much exactly like that in 96 when I went through. I’m sure it doesn’t resemble this anymore.

[@charltonmarvinmorley769]

My favourite cadence....😂😂😂😂😂.... hilarious

[@louismatassa9105]

👍 🎥 and Clint Eastwood is a 🎥 icon!

[@Sarasdad91]

I love this movie. It's got alot of humor, but the title always confused me. Heartbreak Ridge in Korea wasn't fought by the Marines, it was the Army.

[@brianfitzsimmonds807]

He is one dude that I would not want to mess with at 60 years old and even at 94 years old. Probably kick ass now with out asking questions.

[@sergiorodriguezgarcia3049]

Jones: this is a nightmare, mom wake me up please

[@BlackDiamond1967]

That pause and sideways look at Stitch lol

[@ArvindBiztaiwan]

Clint is the poster boy for lifelong fitness. Low-carb diet + regular/consistent weight training + prioritizing good quality sleep and yeah almost ZERO alcohol and smoking. Self-Discipline can do wonders for your body and mental health.

[@danmccarthy2754]

my one time lipping off in boot camp was the moment I knew what physical pain was. While leading a squad across the grinder to the mess hall, a very pretty wave walked by, she smiled at me. That was when I fucked up. " Squad, eyes left." That Lt. asked us all to stop, asked who we were and then made us all do 100 push ups on a 87 day in sunny San Diego. ouch.

[@mrcampo19]

I spit my drink out when he did that cadence

[@stanleyhape8427]

We're in the army now. We're not behind a plow..we'll never get rich by digging a ditch

[@leehaelters6182]

You'll never get rich, you son of a bitch

[@supermariofan03]

Goes to show that Clint Eastwood can direct comedies too!