LONE SURVIVOR (2013) MOVIE REACTION! FIRST TIME WATCHING! Full Movie Review | Mark Wahlberg

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[@michaelperussina2835]

dude you look so fit n healthy n happy proud of you buddy

[@sulero-zp3rd]

Ihhhjugjjuhiiuuiniuhjiuhhi

[@ReelRejects]

Out of nearly 40 videos this month, 9 of them are movie reactions, I only cry in 4 of them. For everyone who’s gonna say “Greg’s crying in every video…” I did the math for you. Happy New Year 😌

[@incredibletom7099]

Number 5 would be certain once you watch Life is Beautiful 🥺🥺🥺

[@CrossSavedCollectibles]

Nothing wrong with crying. Real men cry and show emotion. You do you bud. God bless

[@freebird6591]

But the real question is ' did you cry in those other 5 that wasnt shown in the thumbnail?' J.K by the way(but out of sheer curiosity, what would the new number be?)

[@hw5932]

I appreciate that you watch these with enough vulnerability to cry on camera

[@MrGetWrecked916]

I watched the fall yesterday, thought it was gonna be super lame and cheesy watched it only cause the wife wanted to . And guess what I fucking cried 😭😭 lol

[@blueturret5596]

We honestly need more people like Mohammed Gulab on this planet. He faced almost certain death by protecting Marcus and yet he didn’t even hesitate.

[@billallen4793]

To this day his family is being hunted daily by those talibastard's, and I think his brother was killed a few year's ago..from Wyoming USA 🇺🇸 🤠

[@jordansteele7799]

@@billallen4793damn, we need to get them to the us. Sad story.. hope the kid is doing good too

[@billallen4793]

@jordansteele7799 he doesn't want to leave hos relatives. Hid brother in law was just murdered. The bad guy's thought it was Gulab! I'm not sure if his nephew was killed in this attack!..sad, very dad!..from Wyoming USA 🇺🇸👋🤠

[@billallen4793]

@jordansteele7799 yeah it's sad 😔! I understand them wanting to stay there. His relatives have lived in the same region since the beginning of recorded history! I understand how that can influence your decisions about leaving!..from Wyoming USA 🇺🇸 👋🤠

[@jordansteele7799]

@@billallen4793 wrong , i found out they live in texas… been there for 12 years now

[@DirtyJerseyProductions]

I highly recommend the book. The movie took some liberties (especially with the ending). Marcus Luttrell’s story is insane. He broke his back, got shot 15 times, bit his tongue in half, and Murphy’s last stand wasn’t as dramatic in real life but still just as gut wrenching because they were best friends. The BUDS chapter is absolutely insane. Also, fun fact: the real Marcus Luttrel is in the movie as the bigger Navy SEAL you see making fun of Shane Patton in the beginning.

[@DekkarJr]

Is he the same guy that is like a sniper with 250+ confirmed kills or is that another guy :3 They all blend together into the same joe rogan guest for me LOLOL :D

[@seanmurphy6136]

@@DekkarJr believe you’re thinking of the guy from American Sniper

[@DekkarJr]

@@seanmurphy6136 ahhh ok. A buddy of mine was in Iraq and he killed a LOT of people but it was with airstrikes :3 and i dont think that that counts toward someones kill streak XD

[@seanmurphy6136]

@@DekkarJr I’m not honestly not sure if that’s how it works or not. Thank him for me for his service.

[@seanmurphy6136]

@@DekkarJr Chris Kyle Is the American sniper. Played by Bradley Cooper in the movie

[@Nordenthusiast001]

Greg cries during movies, Greg has a conscience, Greg peeps the art for what it is…be like Greg y’all

[@andrewroling8111]

I love when Greg gives solo movie reactions. His opinions and insights on movies I’ve already seen is awesome to listen to ❤

[@drewnes64]

"People who truly become blood who aren't actually your blood" as someone who is adopted, I felt that haha! My best friends are my brothers.

[@JB-yq4em]

When I first went to BCT back in 2016 I was in a room full of strangers I didn’t even know different backgrounds and reason why we all joined. We trained together for a number of weeks until graduation we were strangers at first but, we become more…we become a family of Brotherhood.

[@DirtyJerseyProductions]

Blood is thicker than water is a misused phrase. The full quote is “the blood of the covenant is thicker than the water of the womb” meaning the relationships you choose are stronger than those you’re merely born into

[@drewnes64]

@@DirtyJerseyProductions Oh wow I like that! Might have to use it now.

[@jiggacho]

💯 facts. Some of my blood family. I don't even know them like that and they don't know me like that. But my homies few of my homies not the "get along, go along homies". We know each other like that.

[@DamnFineCupOfCoffee]

That forest scene felt like a nightmare you can’t wake up from. Broad daylight, but little to no cover, and you can’t see where the shots are coming from.

[@MZ-bl6wg]

If you’ve never seen it search “first ever recorded Medal of Honor” on KZbin, the drone footage of the most amazing thing I’ve ever seen on film, a SEAL team trying to rescue a teamate and one that’s left behind thought dead, his one man stand against 28 trained mercenaries , his fight, hand to hand combat and selfless sacrifice with 16 bullets and shrapnel wounds to save a QRF on a Chinook comming his way. It’s unreal to see and shows the resilience of our Special Forces War fighters. There an A list movie being made about it as we speak.

[@BootyWonka]

the shots of them literally THROWING themselves off a cliff are insane

[@AngeliqueJuliette]

seriously great work in sound design, stunt work and cinematography.

[@BootyWonka]

@@AngeliqueJuliette A1 all around

[@danieldelgado9265]

Trust me man. These war movies get to be a lot more emotional to watch after you serve in the military. Truly never felt more grateful to be with family during the holidays.

[@lklingin5329]

No they don’t, they get worse 😂 All you can focus on are the inaccuracies in war movies after you join. Plus they never accurately depict what it actually is

[@danieldelgado9265]

@@lklingin5329 true lowkey

[@williamjamesrapp7356]

The STUNT WORK was unbelievably Realistic and scary. The ACTING in their last breath situations was also scary realistic.

[@OrionInSpace]

Without a doubt one of the best war movies ever made. I absolutely adore this movie. I watch it so many times whether that be fully through or having it on in the background. It is such an insane story that straight up I am so shocked we don’t talk about more. Which is why I’m glad this movie was made to tell it. Everything from the way it was directed, the cast, the action, an overuse of practical effects to make it seem more real.🙏

[@zakkwarner7354]

Please please take an interest in “13 Hours: Secret Soldiers of Benghazi” much like this it has that gritty, realistic atmosphere. Also based on a true story with another amazing cast. Love the reactions!

[@BlyatBlaster]

One of the best details, that I don’t think a lot of people notice, when Danny starts losing it you can watch as soon as they start taking fire again he’s instantly back up, locked in, banging away on his weapon. Instinct just takes over and he’s immediately back in the fight. Marcus actually described this in the book. He watched when Axe got shot (he was the first to get shot) and it went through and through his chest. Marcus said that Axe slumped forward for 2 seconds, took a breath like “well, that’s shitty,” and then was right back up returning fire. That gunfighter instinct is wild.

[@reyjtt99]

Honestly this has to be my favorite performance by Mark. I rarely ever tear up in a movie, let alone cry, and this shit right here hit hard.

[@ukbantsldn2441]

Hits me hard

[@jumbalyafrya]

Listen to Marcus tell the story himself it almost seems impossible a human could sustain that kind of pain and continue. Speaks volumes about the mindset they have as seals.

[@forevermarked5826]

This is a heart breaking story but the truth is more heartbreaking and will cause alot of anger.i used to love this movie now I won't watch it again after being told the truth then researching it. There is a reason the afghan man and Marcus don't speak anymore, it's because he also told the truth. You guys know all about American media these days so.. I don't know how many people are aware there is actual footage from this . On the Taliban side. The movie told us they were caught because of goat shepherds but even in the movie they are surprised how fast the Taliban caught up with them. It's because they knew the whole time, they heard the helicopter drop them off! In the Taliban footage you can even hsr it yourself and then talking about it and preparing to go hunting. There wasn't hundred Taliban but only like 7-10 max. The hard truth is Marcus survived because he left his men. If you guys watch the footage listen you can actually hear the men yelling for Marcus to not leave them and to come back! And when the afghan man found him and took him he later on told that Marcus had full magazines and it was learned it was the same amount he left with. He didn't even fire one magazine... He left his men on that mountain....and then even more men died coming to rescue him... Alot of American hero movies are propaganda and yet no movies on Real heros. There are so many men that should have movies yet this horrible story gets a film and millions and millions to believe a lie....

[@privatebh]

@@forevermarked5826 BS

[@bduggins2483]

Luttrell lied a ton about his experience. Even made his friends that died look a little bad. Don't give him too much credit

[@sahirdamani1264]

It seems impossible because it’s not true, he over embellished his story, all he did was run as his friends died

[@hornerinf]

@forevermarked That's total bullshit. I met Marcus and heard him tell the story. Maybe you should go tell a few SEALs your crap. We'll see how that goes.

[@pluhto_]

Going to eat breakfast and this drops as soon as it’s finished cooking?! Perfect timing! Glad I turned on the bell and subbed! Great video keep it up!

[@Theroadtoawe]

A good youtube reaction and a freshly prepared meal is the best combo!

[@logansmith4545]

They actually sent Peter Berg(director) overseas with a SEAL platoon before the movie so that he could see what it was actually like and Marcus said they put him through it. That dude earned his place to direct the movie lol

[@SinSinny]

This is definitely my top 10 fav movies. Just broke my heart so bad 😭😭

[@traviszander]

"died with my brothers, with a full f****n heart." gets me EVERY time.

[@chriztianrox]

The book was amazing. The movie did Hollywoodize it some, but most of it was true. Actually, in the book, they suffered much more than what is shown in the movie if you can fathom that. Great reaction!

[@originalalienone]

I agree on the dialogue--particularly in moments when someone states something like "I got shot" and the response is "Living in the past, man." That communicates so much. It communicates the personality of the character, it depicts the mentality/attitude they have based on training, it wastes no words, and it doesn't allow for those usual "Hollywood moments" where they linger on a scene like that to "further establish the hero," but not lingering on that just tells someone like me that the director realized that "I don't need to further accentuate the fact that these guys are heroes. The audience is going to already know this anyway."

[@Hagdawa]

Yoooo! Congrats on the wedding Kapatid Greg! Happy new year Reel Rejects! 🎉❤️

[@jen840]

I watched this in the 7th grade in my History class after we got done taking the state test and it was the most quiet the class had been all year.

[@zdp85magic]

I saw this movie in theaters ON REPEAT because of how intense it was filmed. Jesus, when they all started taking bullets early on I was like “oh f*** this is NOT good…” AND WHEN THEY HAD TO JUMP AND FALL OFF THE MOUNTAIN MULTIPLE TIMES - Jesus !!! This movie was the last straw that inspired me to join the Navy! I did my 4 years as an MA and moved on with life. 🇺🇸

[@dnllrnt]

I held it together for a majority of the movie. Danny's death got me welled up, but the epilogue explaining why the Pashtun villagers helped Marcus, I lost it. Powerful movie indeed.

[@ksmith3200]

14:00 - Old man speaking pashtu: translation “Hear this, your deaths will be tonight”. The old man repeats it, but this time it is the tone of a promise being made, “your deaths will be tonight!”

[@brendank3267]

Definitely one of my favorite war movies. Y'all reacting to this is a dream I never thought would happen, thanks love y'all

[@spicymccrash899]

13 hours is what you need to watch next. Another true story of amazing feet of courage. John k. From the office is in it. Such a great film. Glad you watched this. As someone who has a relative that was friends with some of these guys it hits home for me. Plus seeing people’s reaction who normally wouldn’t understand get so emotional for what the men and women of this do for us.

[@bethscott4330]

I love when something touches your heart and you have the courage to express yourself.

[@Cscd3914]

13 hours, American sniper, saving private Ryan, the outpost, hacksaw ridge, and jarhead are other good war movies

[@BigHuskyGG]

saw this in theaters day 1 and when the credits started rolling people got up like normal until the videos and pictures started coming up. everyone sat back down and watched in silence. When it was over no one spoke in the entire theater and we all just left silently

[@djman5667]

Another one to watch if you haven't yet is 13 Hours. Bay directed it but it was the most real and least Bay-like movie he's ever made. Very emotional.

[@Funk_Reactions]

As a navy veteran this story really hit home!!! RIP Michael Murphy I have been aboard the USS Michael Murphy Murphy (DDG-112) as well. L.L.T.B (Long live the brotherhood)

[@volleykp]

I love this story and movie. When this came out, my dad watched this so many times he had it all memorized. Markus Luttrell also wrote 2 books about the experience. ❤

[@bduggins2483]

Marcus lied a lot in the book though. Lied a TON about the firefight especially

[@KillJoy5950]

It was said in interviews everything was spot on except the fall down the mountain, the actual fall was way more steep of a fall

[@brettash7640]

Mark didn't train everyone but the actual "Lone Survivor " Marcus Luttrell did.

[@thenerdywave2007]

Great Reaction and this was a very intense movie to watch

[@greggibson33]

Good film, not great. The actual story is better than the movie itself. Worth seeing on the small screen.

[@natechenry]

@@greggibson33 thats usually how based on a true story film / show goes. They have to change some things up for the narrative while making sure things are kept close enough to what happened.

[@nicholascurry7014]

fun fact, at the start of movie when dany and mike finish the run the guy with the benie hat on is the dude the movie is based off of! He is also in seen in the chopper when it goes down.

[@tymike619]

This is definitely one of my favorites

[@scottdarden3091]

I appreciate how they showed what happens when you shoot with a suppressor. The quite shot then the very loud crack when bullet hits bone 🦴

[@wakaflockachewbacca6577]

Marcus luttrell is actually in the movie as another soldier. And his JRE episode about this is absolutely amazing

[@paulgreen3030]

When I was in Army Infantry OSUT (One Station Unit Training, which means I did my basic training and Infantry school all in one go, at Sand Hill, Fort Benning, GA) once we were allowed to buy books or have family send us books, we devoured books whenever weren’t training. At first, we were only allowed to have military books, and one of the ones multiple of us owned was Last Survivor. We would read it, and then pass it on to the next guy to read that didn’t have a copy. I had a relative library, as my dad had sent me some of his copies of books, and the first time we went to the PX and were allowed to buy books, I bought like a dozen. This book had us all in our feelings for a couple weeks as everyone in my bay except me read it. I saw how everyone else was getting disheartened to agree by it. It’s a tough book to read, and a hard movie to watch. So I decided not to read it at that point in time. And when we left training, one of my duffels had a shoe box (from a pair of boots I bought while I was there) that was stuffed full of books, and some that didn’t fit, because I had so many. Watching this reminds me I need to pull it out and read it. Thanks for reviewing and watching it, and reminding me of my brothers and sisters I trained with. Some of them have now gone on to officially become Green Berets in the past couple months (my bunkmate told me who made it through after he got to talk with one of the guys who didn’t make it). Happy New Year everyone.

[@hotlittlezombiekiller2729]

You’re right when it pertains to the unique bond. The brotherhood that those in combat share. I was a military wife of a combat infantryman. My husband retired after 23 years. He was among the first group to go to iraq in the army after the marines. The things he saw still are a part of him. There’s a lot he won’t share. But when I see him with those he was in combat with. There’s a bond I know I will never know or understand. Even after being his wife for almost 32 years and that’s ok. I’m just glad he has those brothers to help him carry the load. So many people will never grasp what our veterans go through. If only they knew a fraction of it. They’d at the very least respect our American flag.

[@Anthonycheesman33]

Mark whalberg is good for an amazing performance about once every decade lol.

[@blueturret5596]

His performances in Deepwater Horizon and Patriots Day were pretty great as well.

[@Mike-ol7gt]

Blue....I agree 💯 with that comment.

[@scottdarden3091]

Another true story and one everyone needs to know, that Mark Wahlberg did is Deepwater Horizon. He plays the rig Electronic technician which I was for 10 years. True story that people need to know what British Petroleum got away with.

[@richieingram7797]

I love that movie

[@jamielee7943]

Great reaction Greg. I don’t know how anyone could not cry while watching this film. I always bawl at the end, the song & pictures of the real heroes. It’s one of my favourites as hard it is to watch knowing it’s a true story. Thank you to our military and veterans.

[@Nonpfixion]

The first time I watched this movie I remember tearing up, the emotion of the film and the story of the brotherhood felt so real. They told a compelling story of comradery and family from the first few scenes. Watching this again with Reject Nation all those feelings came back even with blurred scene's. The acting and the stunt work really sold this film. It is really great film, still love it!

[@warren_stacy]

Listening to Marcus talk about it on Rogan’s podcast is so incredible to hear

[@jaryncovell2538]

The old man cursing at them at 14:00 is saying "your deaths will be tonight" over and over again as they walk down the hill

[@captainamerica9459]

Hey Greg, part of the reason the dialog elevates the film is because Peter Berg was behind Friday Night Lights, both movie and show. That raw, real quality of regular life is something I think he's truly a master at. Great reaction!

[@incredibletom7099]

Gooooooood morning Rejects!!! Edit: 9:31 a.m. here

[@galleghost]

Dude I was working at the movies when I saw this with my entire crew, and after we saw this the entire team couldn't help but do Wahlberg's "I DON'T GO HOME, YOU DON'T GO HOME! I DONT GIVE A F**K!" LMAO! Such a great movie. I was so pleasantly surprised by how effective and great the movie was. Im glad you enjoyed it!

[@lancedement40]

I read that the goat herder said in Pashto "In the morning you will wake up separated from all your blood", which makes that scene even more gut wrenching

[@alexo1256]

One of my favorite movies of all time. The emotional ride through this movie is insane.

[@javix2013]

It was directed by Peter Berg, a director to be reckoned with, he is like a Michael Bay but serious, no nonsense, no jokes. From his filmography I recommend: Patriot Day, Deepwater Horizon and The Kingdom,

[@ddfagioli]

"Make them hike with you for a while" - wow, that might be a good solution. Though this situation surely has many unpredictable elements so things can change very fast.

[@ericjaramillo804]

Greg don't worry about people complaining about you crying they're just not comfortable in there own skin I'm crying right there with you and I've seen this movie so many times

[@TheSYPHERIA]

Loved the reaction and 100% agree with you about how great and realistic the dialogue was between them -- "Fury" has that too but this really nails it. Marcus had a cameo in this and was on set all the time helping them and training them. There's amazing behind the scenes footage of the actors going through training for this film

[@felix_hernandez98]

Dog soldiers reaction. Best werewolf movie in my opinion 😎👍

[@datboidego]

It’s crazy because the actual lone survivor of this story was actually in the movie and they show him multiple times

[@ragebot5966]

I would definitely recommend reading up on Lutrell’s injuries. It’s been a long while since I did any reading so I don’t remember fully but I know there was about 15 bullet wounds broken back and legs I think plus way more. He is truly a legend.

[@gorbie87]

OH MAN, this is a heavy one. You should watch some of the Team Never Quit podcast. Thats Marcus Luttrells podcast with other Navy Seals

[@nickmcmillion4870]

Love this movie and to those men thank you for your sacrifice and your service to this country you are all god damn American heroes and I wish the best to your families. Again thank you

[@Mike-ol7gt]

One of my fav movies and watched it many times, first few viewings i didn’t realise that it was Marcus in the film himself....he’s the one who tips the coffee over after the opening race around the base for the new frog man to clean up

[@patricksimnor6589]

Marcus Lutrell (Whalbergs character who is actually in the movie in a small part) said they'll never be able to make the downhill scene as violent as it really was. The stunt team really went after it. Lots pf broken bones, concussions, and other injuries that ended up in the film.

[@BlyatBlaster]

I read a thing somewhere, don’t know how accurate it is, but it said that the old man they let go was saying “you’re going to die.”

[@ryanbuckley5529]

Thank you for respecting these guys🙏 There’s some of the behind the scenes on KZbin you should watch, audiobook is on there too. Happy NewYear man🎉

[@twizzted183]

Idk if anyone has said this but the actual Survivor also plays in this movie!

[@incredibletom7099]

For some films you react to fully, you think y'all could also react to the trailer of those films, like it can be treated as a teaser or a preview before the full film reaction, some films I enjoy yall going in blind and some I want y'all to see the trailer to for a feeling of hype of excitement as one may have felt at the time of film's first trailer release

[@camilovargas8675]

Apparently the old man said to the SEALS “Hear this, your deaths will be tonight” in Pashto

[@skylerhitchcock4896]

if you were wanting to know what the old man said when they let him go, he said “you will all die tonight” in pashto

[@goldzior1128]

The falling out between Marcus and Gulab soiled my perception on the movie and book, but the actual event is harrowing and inspiring at the same time. Many great people were lost that day.

[@BumpyBaluga]

This movie was shot in New Mexico. The Sandia Mountains more specifically.

[@alexwallace1707]

As they were walking away, the old guy said something along the lines of “watch as your death comes tonight”

[@zsanettgalantay1772]

Ive seen this movie at least 10 times but im still at the edge of my seat when they are chased through the mountains and at the end . I love this movie

[@kwunt2014]

The opening training montage was real footage of a BUD/S Class, class 234 that had a documentary about their 6 month training program to just become Navy Seals. Incredible documentary about what it takes to be a winner.

[@user-ne4pm8cg3t]

26:48 Fun little fact, The real Marcus Latrell was in with the other air support soldiers in the back. You only see him for a split second. and Fantastic film choice👌 I’d recommend either All Quiet on the Western Front (original or remake) or Platoon next if you haven’t seen those

[@dominiqueodom3099]

My favorite scene out of this film is the discussion of "Eliminating the Compromise". So many morally grey areas that they just tip toe around that I wish popped up in more movies.

[@stevenchiri1548]

Ben Foster is one of my favorite actors....Best role was 3:10 to Yuma as Charlie prince

[@SilentXtract]

Listening to Marcus talk about this in speeches the tenacity of these 4 men to try to advance on these guys in the beginning shows true just warrior prowess and aggression. As a 4 man team to advance against the amount of men they fought is crazy to me. Ultimately what happened happened but they fought like hell

[@anthonycampos3747]

Thank you for reacting to this movie it’s so inspirational and a great freaking film

[@CptNeogene]

YOU GUYS HAVE TO DO A REACTION TO "ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT"

[@ChipJones421]

Peter Berg's "Americans in Crisis" trilogy (consisting of this film, Patriot's Day and Deepwater Horizon) is one of the best, and most respectful dramatic depictions of times of peril and heroism. Obviously these films need to have their Hollywood-ified moments (an inevitable part of filmmaking), but unlike someone like Michael Bay (as good of a movie as 13 Hours was), Berg raises the heroic actions and sacrifices and triumphs above all else. The actors they chose for this movie was perfect. Wahlberg, when given the right script can work magic and when given the wrong script with wonky direction gives you The Happening levels of awkward. I agree with you on Kitsch. It took me this and True Detective season 2, to really appreciate his abilities. Ben Foster and Emile Hersh... let's be honest, these two are some of the best character actors that I would honestly put up with the ranks of Phillip Seymour Hoffman, John Hawkes, Jon Turturro, amongst others. And then having Eric Bana round it out... if you haven't seen Munich, that man deserves more leading roles based upon that film alone. As you pointed out, the boy handing Marcus the knife, there is a similar moment in Patriot's Day (albeit with dialog being delivered as opposed to a knife being handed off), it brings a moment of levity to intense and overwhelming situations If you have not seen the other two, I highly recommend it.

[@Major98]

Marcus Lutrell(The real guy) was on Rogans podcast. Dudes intense. I think the new MW2 Remaster did a level that was a lot like the sequence in this movie when their being hunted down the mountain. Pretty cool.

[@jamespayne3999]

Not only a true story, but the man and his family who saved him live on his ranch now in Texas

[@gabrielblaylock6292]

One of the lines that the old shepherd says means “ you will die tonight”

[@BernicePanders]

That scene where they threw themselves off a cliff was really filmed like that, the actors & stuntmen actually went all out, I think Corridor Crew did a segment on it! (Stuntmen react?)

[@mattsmalls9168]

Fun fact: I grew up with the kid that runs down the mountain he's a free runner he actually double Jennifer Lopez in one of her videos once. Danny Arroyo

[@ShMeatWad]

You can actually see the real Marcus (Wahlberg’s character) a couple times in the movie. He’s the tattoo’d guy with sun glasses and beard at the base. And he’s on the helicopter that gets shot down

[@John_Locke_108]

I highly recommend the book. Great read.

[@John_Locke_108]

@mrReelRejects Hell yeah! I'm sending over all of my personal info asap.

[@MmeFrankenstein]

Gotta do the Murph Challenge next Memorial Day ✨️

[@john.f.remedy.237]

Thank you to the many service men and women who fight, fought and died for our country…

[@cleanserofnoobs4162]

14:00 he said, "Hear this, you're deaths will be tonight. You're deaths will be tonight."

[@DevInvest]

The actor that plays Axe is tremendous in 3:10 to Yuma- also starring Russel Crowe and Christian Bale It’s fantastic

[@martinlupton9771]

Also yes that happend and they are still friends to this day....the guys who saved Marcus even visits him innthe US

[@donaldstone540]

Every wound and injury you see on Mike, Axe, and Danny were taken from autopsy reports. Danny Dietz was shot 11 times not including any broken bones he had fron going down the mountain.

[@roni2971]

When Peter Berg directs biographies it’s almost certainly going to be a certified classic, his original work tho….. 😒

[@Mariah1hajilE]

i'm a fan of the crying; it means you're human. if you haven't seen them already, i HIGHLY suggest only the brave, return to paradise, and the biggest little farm. the latter is a feel-good, lighthearted documentary i think both of you will love. 🙂

[@MZ-bl6wg]

The making of this movie is amazing, actual Navy SEALs along with Navy SEAL Marcus Lutrell were the military advisors on this film, he wouldn’t make the movie unless it was as close to reality as it could possibly be to pay respect to his 3 Teamates and the QRF and Chinook helicopter crew that died. I’m hoping you show the tribute to all the war fighters at the end that shows their real photos and vidoes. Devastating but important to see. 💜 Rest in True Peace my Brothers! I’d advise everyone to search Marcus Lutrell speach about “Lone Survivor” he breaks down the real story and his injuries and man unbelievable he survived and the humble selflessness . Also the tragidy of the guilt he still feels for surviving. Support our Vets people. They gave SO much and the PTSD they live with for their service is tragic.

[@DirtSpud]

You should react to the Marcus Lutrell Lone Survivor speech. Just type that into the search bar. You get to listen to his recollection of the tumble down the mountain. Hear about the minor differences in the movie and the real events. These guys are bred for this, simply built different.