I Found The Most BRUTAL War Movie..F**k Pyle! Full Metal Jacket *First Time Watching*

I Found The Most BRUTAL War Movie..F**k Pyle! First Time Watching Full Metal Jacket Movie Reaction.
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[@jasonhawkins6698]

“My bad, overreact…” is the type of sincerity that separates you from the other people that have reacted on this film. 22:50

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

Ayyyeee =D

[@larryjewell7048]

R. Lee Ermey played a Gunny Sgt. But he never received that rank while on active duty. He was eventually award an honorary promotion for "duty for the USMC".

[@アキコ2003]

"Come and see" is the most brutal war film

[@USCFlash]

Totally. I do not think 95% of YT reactors could handle it.

[@villemononen5303]

Definitely! Too few dare to watch it, always something more popular and american. But such is the trend itself...

[@USCFlash]

@@villemononen5303 Well I could do without your anti-American insult, since I am an American and I know many American folks who have watched that excellent movie....and it is not merely Americans only, who avoid it or who have not even heard of it, since it is a soviet movie from the 80s that had no wide release. You could have made your point without the latent anti-Americanism.

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

oowwiieee. I'll be watching that

[@アキコ2003]

@@USCFlash that person did not say anything "anti-american" they typed a fact wich is that most Americans (like you said yourself aswell) have no interest in exploring cinema from other countries if it is not a global release or something american or popular. What lie did they say?

[@gesundheit602]

Its been 38 years since I took that midnight bus ride to Parris Island, and I can still close my eyes and remember every little detail about Boot Camp. Marching to the chow hall for breakfast on those empty streets in the silent darkness, running with packs and M16A2's down the overgrown runways of the old airfield, the weeks spent at the rifle range qualifying, and of course the gas chamber and getting eaten alive by sand fleas. 14 weeks there felt like a lifetime. Semper Fi to all my fellow Marines.

[@dmraven]

I am guessing you joined the USMC around 1987, the same year this movie was made? This was based upon "The Short-Timers" a semi-autobiographical novel by veteran Jerry Gustave Hasford, about his experience in Vietnam (specifically 1968). At that time they still primarily uses the M14 until a year later in 1969 when the M16A1 became more dominant by US troops. Due to the draft (which actually did include some Marines) just about every boot camp had their training shortened at some point especially between the years of 66 to and end of 68. Originally 13 for the USMC, but some went as short as 8 weeks to bolster US troops. An almost 2 decade difference between 68 and 87.

[@gesundheit602]

@@dmraven Yep, I went to boot camp on August 5th, 1986. We used the M16A2 at that time. It had a selector with a three round burst instead of fully automatic like the M16A1, as well as other changes in design.

[@dmraven]

@@gesundheit602 I just want to say thank you specifically for becoming a US Marine! I respect every person from every branch, active, reserves and drafted as well. Thank you all for your strength and courage and keeping us as well as others safe! 😊 🙏

[@AstroXeno]

"Pogue" is a derisive term for a rear-echelon or non-combatant serviceman. "I am become death" is what Oppenheimer said after they set off the first atomic bomb The idea of tapping a magazine against your helmet is to make sure it's not empty

[@ztomas1]

At 22:37 - Yes this is where Luke and the 2 Live Crew got "ME SO HORNY, ME LOVE YOU LONG TIME" 😂😂😂

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

that tripped me out 😂😂😂😂

[@dumy187]

I think that Pyle learned that "thousand yard stare" in boot camp.

[@OcotilloTom]

That's about how it was. I served 20 years in the Marine Corp and two combat tours in Vietnam. The first tour as a machine gunner (0331) in 1965-66 and the second as a Platoon commander (0369) of a CAP platoon in 1970-71. I retired after 20 years and had a 30 year career as a California police officer ( Marin County). What I learned in the Marine Corps has helped me all my life. I highly recommend it to anyone needing direction and wishing to learn self discipline . Tom Boyte GySgt. USMC, retired Bronze Star, Purple Heart

[@Sosumaru]

2:50 Peter is another name for your "member/private" and well, that might be enough to explain it, xD. The way he comes at them is still funny af, lol.

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

Oooooh ok ok

[@jayjackson5711]

Subscribed! Saw your Gran Torino reaction and now this one. As a Marine, I appreciate your sense of humor. You would have made a good Marine yourself.

[@ERC641]

Apocalypse now, The Exorcist. A Clockwork Orange, The Shinning I promise you'll never be the same. New Subscriber 🇨🇦✌️

[@renewillner5061]

My son a Marine Corps Veteran, Favorite movie..lovelovelove ❤️✌🏻❄️

[@rosemarywatson1231]

The songs Papa om Maumau and The Bird were recorded originally by The Remingtons. The VC would booby trap cans,( because Americans would kick them). and babies. It was a very brutal war and a lot of men never recovered. These guys are just teenagers. Kids. I had friends who never came back. It's one thing when you know who the enemy is, but it wasn't that kind of war. RIP for all the soldiers who never returned.

[@AstroXeno]

If you want to see a really jargon-heavy movie about Vietnam, check out Hamburger Hill The craziest movie ever made about Vietnam is Apocalypse Now Two of the best World War II movies ever are in German: Das Boot and Der Untergang (American title Downfall)

[@mayadog2497]

You asked about the Drill Instructor inspecting the recruits standing on their foot lockers. Every night before bed, the DIs inspect every recruit for bruises, injuries, hygiene, a fresh shave, nose and ear hairs, blisters, hang nails. The difference between the movie, and bootcamp of 1990', was that as the DI stood in front of each recruit, if there were no physical, mental or other problems to report, the recruits would shout- Recruit "insert name" has no problems to report at this time sir. If something was wrong with you, that was a time to report it to them, and the inspections kept recruits from hiding injuries and such to the DIs. An injury or sickness that required missing more than a day or two might get you dropped from your platoon, put on injured/ sick status, and after recovering you catch up with the next Company going through training. Not something you want to happen! You want to finish ASAP!!!

[@gregorychampion4843]

Everybody is to be squared away. Neat. From your haircut down to your toes.

[@Eric-es3vp]

VC=Viet Cong. They were the gorilla forces in Vietnam. Because of the military phonetic alphabet, also known as Victor Charles.

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

Ok makes sense.

[@tsogobauggi8721]

"gorilla forces" Lol... :)

[@Purple_Eclipse]

Keeping your nails trimmed and clean is for hygiene and preventing hangnails which can cause an infection. The pain they cause also is a problem and a distraction. A hangnail on your toe can cause mobility problems so you're in trouble if you need to run for safety. You also don't want your nails getting caught on anything and getting ripped off.

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

Oh sheesh. Makes sense. Crazy how something that seem so small can become a huge issue

[@Jackisnow]

Yes! 2 Live Crew lifted that from this movie. 😂

[@daytonchris8351]

this movie always makes me think of fullmetal alchemist. lol i always heard people say that joining the military will make a man out out you, but this makes it look like it does the opposite. this looked like the kind of stuff that happens in prison. i felt like i was watching a 90's episode of scared straight. lol this was like watching major payne but without all of the jokes and comedy. lol the scene with the one soldier firing at innocent people was messed up. it reminds me of a similar thing that happened years back where some american soldiers posed with the bodies of the enemy soldiers in a joking way and got punished for it. but those soldiers being the enemy was one thing, seeing him do that to innocent civilians that weren't even in the war and having fun was even more cruel and messed up. i bet it happens in real life all the time and they get away with it because it never gets out. but the fingernails thing i'm not sure about. maybe it was just to pass inspection? like clean rooms and clean bodies. and somebody like him lioks like he wouldn't tolerate dirty fingernails.

[@frankhumphrey9898]

You need to watch " Uncommon Valor " . It's about a POW rescue mission .

[@terryconnelly484]

Initially hair was shaven off, so lice would not spread.They could grow their hair back eventually, after basic

[@jeffreyjones8321]

Now I am become death (the destroyer of worlds) - mother's helmet. Bhagavad Gita

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

ooooooooh

[@wonderweasle2212]

This is for fighting, this is for fun.

[@k7gixxer1000]

Checkout the movie Dead Presidents, it's a post Vietnam era movie with an all star cast.

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

Yooooo please don't spoil it for me lol I haven't seen that yet and it's coming up on my list of movies to watch

[@zatoichi101]

And by the way, "Suckie Fuckie 5 Bucks!" is from a movie called The Choirboys! You should absolutely watch that awesome 1970s movie about cops!

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

I've seen The Exorcist but the other ones, let's do it and welcome to the channel =D

[@renewillner5061]

Great movie..lovelovelove ❤️✌🏻❄️

[@danrumble74]

An All-Timer 🔥 ..to hack it means that you can tough it out 👍

[@samsimone6002]

Wanna watch a war movie. Watch "Apocalypse Now" react to that I triple double dog dare you.

[@USCFlash]

TOTALLY. Far superior to Full Metal Jacket. FMJ's first half is great but falls off in the second half. Apocalypse Now is arguably one of the 5 greatest movies ever made.

[@keywesttexmex1]

The Mickey Mouse theme song was very popular at the time. It would be a song everyone would know the words to. Just the way My generation knows all the words to the old sitcom Gilligan’s island.

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

oooooh ok. I thought I missed something from the movie

[@eugenehahn9355]

$15 in 1967 would be equivalent to $140 in 2024

[@USCFlash]

Hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Joker.... 😬

[@chocolate-teapot]

I hated training with the military, as soon as I got a chance I dipped. It's not physically tough or anything, I just hated everyone. Didn't want to become a private Pyle impersonation. They shave your head as part of turning you into a number, but they say it's incase you ged a head injury, it's easier to treat.

[@ed-straker]

Parris Island, 1989. Footlocker dumpings were a daily occurrence.

[@rickyruckleii4859]

It came from the movie even says it

[@DerekSansone]

"So the enemy can't grab u by the hair & cut your throat." I've heard that (most recently in a Canadian basic training KZbin video) but never bought it. If the enemy is that close, u hv more probs. It's more for hygiene & uniformity (which is critical even tho many will scoff, but many don't get it). This said, there's arguments for waivers under certain circumstances. Recently, I saw video on a Sikh-American who was allowed to keep his hair in accordance w/his religion & wear his head wear also. Sikhs are honorable people w/historical military creds. As a veteran, I'd rather serve w/a Sikh-American (w/his hair & head dress) whose values & character are in-line w/military service than a clown I wldn't be able to trust. W/recruiting crisis we & other western nations in, one can say that the force is better w/his talent that w/out it. So, there are rules & exceptions. That's life. Just my opinion.

[@kevincollins6302]

VC =Viet Cong (guerrilla fighters for the North Vietnamese NVA = North Vietnamese Army

[@GODMADE999]

JUNGLE GYM.

[@brandonmartin08]

VC is Viet Cong. NVA is North Vietnamese Army

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

Def makes sense now

[@WakeMeSoon]

I swear I became dumber during this reaction.

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

That's a personal problem. Try reading.

[@GODMADE999]

This aint Tropical Thunder😂😂😂😂

[@terryconnelly484]

Where is chuckie's bong?

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

It's still there

[@rickyruckleii4859]

This was back in the old days

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

Yeah it was

[@ed-straker]

POG. Pronounced "pogue". Person Other than Grunt. An insult for every Marine who is not Infantry.

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

ooooh ok so that's what he said. Thanks for clearing that up of me, Ed

[@sandressrucks3115]

Why you dont react to mr ballen anymore?

[@confucius12012]

Yes, "Me love you long time" came from this movie. lol

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

now I know lol that is wild lol

[@holysmokes5817]

Another sad "woke" edited version..."cleaned up." Please do yourselves a favor and watch the original.

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

Shut up

[@WakeMeSoon]

you edited out all the best parts. lame.

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

Good. Now go watch another reaction

[@deanna265]

F Pyle??? Huh?

[@JustCrash]

Did he stutter?!

[@deanna265]

nah im tryna figure out why say that when Pyle the one who unalives. Unless I missed an important part on why F Pyle?

[@CampCrystalCharlie]

He was selfish. He was capable of what they knew he was but he lacked discipline to reach it which caused the team to be punished. Once they returned the favor, he then reached that same character they knew was in him and he used it against them all. He was not for the team.

[@deanna265]

@ ahhh I fully understand now

[@BreakingBatman187]

@@CampCrystalCharlie You get that Pyle was mentally disabled (see McNamara's Morons) and that he was drafted to fight in a war against his will? He was probably a simple farm hand from Idaho, and now people are yelling at him, choking him, humiliating him, beating him, and that's before he'd be sent off as a human bullet catcher.