Men of Honor (2/3) Movie CLIP - Carl Is Injured (2000) HD

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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
When a salvaged nuclear bomb snaps the line, Carl (Cuba Gooding Jr.) makes a life-changing decision.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
This military drama is based on the true story of Carl Brashear, who was the first African-American to serve as a diver in the United States Navy. Brashear (played by Cuba Gooding Jr.) was born to a poor farming family in the deep South, and joined the Navy in hopes of bettering himself. When Brashear applies for diving school, he first encounters Master Chief Billy Sunday (Robert De Niro), a gruff and tyrannical diving instructor who holds absolute sway over his charges. Sunday does little at first to encourage Brashear's ambitions, and the would-be diver discovers racism in the military is an ugly fact of life when his white comrades refuse to share barracks with him. But Brashear's courage and determination make an impression on Sunday, and the two men become allies as Brashear must fight prejudice, military bureaucracy, and even a crippling injury in order to realize his dreams. Originally announced under the title Navy Diver, Men of Honor also features Hal Holbrook, David Keith, Michael Rapaport, Charlize Theron, and Powers Boothe; Bill Cosby served as an executive producer for the project.
CREDITS:
TM & © Fox (2000)
Courtesy of Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
Cast: David Keith, Cuba Gooding Jr., David Conrad
Director: George Tillman Jr.
Producers: Bill Badalato, Bill Cosby, Stan Robertson, Robert Teitel
Screenwriter: Scott Marshall Smith
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[@fyrestorme]

he loses his livelihood for saving his shipmates. then he regains it on his own, through hard work, courage, determination and perserverence. truly a noble man of honor and valor.

[@Lott0Jay]

You got that right anyone can do this I mean anyone

[@arturoverdin4270]

Muy buena pelicula

[@sergperez4704]

but this is a movie

[@JPF941]

@@sergperez4704 the movie version is identical to Chief's injury accident. It was verified by many of the sailors there that day, including one of the 2 men he pushed away.

[@blankspace282]

You sound like a god-damned fool who has never experienced adversity

[@EggheadJr1]

In the actual incident, it wasn't a piece of metal at the end of the rope... It was the rope itself. During snapback(when a rope breaks) the rope easily breaks the sound barrier. Force=massxspeed. The end of a piece of rope moving at over Mach 1 is more than enough to completely detach a human leg.

[@mr.exodus3844]

According to the 10 articles I found it was a steel pipe not just the Rope, I'll keep reading up on it though.

[@Sodapop-rd5ku]

@@mr.exodus3844 2 different stories Even when not in combat there is still the "fog of war"

[@wylderisco2344]

That’s why you never step in the bite

[@sloppyjoes7]

Wrong, it was the pipe at the end of the rope: "Just as I started to leave, the boat pulled on the pipe that had the mooring line tied to it. That pipe came loose, flew across the deck, and it struck my leg below the knee." - Carl Brashear

[@Luis-iq8mu]

Bro it's a movie 🤦‍♂️

[@Elwrt455]

During 1979 in grade school, I befriended Gooding, Jr. Years later I enlisted in the Navy as a Boatswainsmate. Honorably discharged in 1996, watching this movie brought tears to my eyes.

[@coryboy345]

Its a shame Gooding Jr turned out to be a scumbag in real life... That's Hollywood for you though. Play good people in movies, but are complete degenerates in their real lives.

[@mickmcgrath7074]

Carl deserved nothing but to be the highest decorated sailor in U.S. naval history

[@Mikael0]

Nothing less than that.

[@ChristinaaArmani]

Well he got this movie based on his career

[@robertdemon3550]

Let’s not get carried away, the United States Navy has had many heroes, Cuba Gooding jr has even played another heroes part of one Doris Miller who was awarded the navy cross for his heroic action at Pearl Harbour.

[@coronalight77]

No he didn't. He's a great guy but this was a social issue and he wasn't a combat hero. So no. There ate way more that sacrificed so much more including their own lives. Get a clue and not moved by a movie. M0r0n

[@ciaragomezvlogsforlife2988]

he saved two lives to loose his leg awesome awesome man

[@clevelandcbi]

Comment so good that e1 let the spelling error go.

[@tremainofficial]

ciara gomez vlogs for life Actually three because to do with drowning in the first scene in these two men in this scene

[@benn454]

@Broly The Sarcastic Savage Purple Hearts are only rewarded for wounds inflicted by the enemy.

[@nostradamusofgames5508]

lose* go back to elementary.

[@repnatl]

@@benn454 and even then they rarely give you the award. I had an ied blow up in my face Iraq 07. Shrapnel all over my face some embedded in my brain and I was thrown from the gun turret. Still fighting for my purple heart even though I have all of the documentation proving I was injured. We were also shot down for a bronze star for what we accomplished in Iraq.

[@santos8468]

This is my favorite scene because of how sudden it is. It's a harsh reminder that a person's life can change in literally an instant.

[@harmeetuppal8329]

Its difficult, very difficult to fall and rise again ... Just 4 words - Hard Work , Courage , Determination and Perseverance for the same respect again.

[@helipilot27]

that's 5 words

[@phishENchimps]

1. Work 2. Work Harder. Capitalism > third position > communism. The US has had Integrated combat units since Korea. When shit hits, You don't care about the color of their skin, but the color of their uniform. That's It..

[@zebunker]

Yawn. Hard work, courage, determination and perseverance - any pop song, any BS social media marketing campaign. Any KZbin guru. Any bottom feeding business people say the same tired thing.

[@escout2004]

That’s 5 words

[@iGuy28]

3 words actually. Honor Courage Commitment.

[@user-zh7jl2ux2g]

A movie about courage, dignity and Brashear's fight which has lasted through the whole his life!

[@ghost_undead]

My generation never watched this movie...this man was a legend...a true American and American uniformed serviceman.

[@ghost_undead]

This scene brought a couple tears to my eyes.

[@Densester]

Your generation did watch this movie dipshit.

[@QGonline]

@@Densester how could you possibly know what his generation even is?

[@zanethezaniest274]

This was Cuba’s underated movie , not as good as Jerry Mequire but just as awesome

[@jesus4lyfe00]

Lol ur kidding right? Smh

[@Connorangel00]

TwitchtvTrigun52 show me the moneyyyyyhhhhhhy

[@joshuasantana685]

This is sooooooo much better

[@fabiandimaspratamathesecond]

This proves Cuba's a versatile actor. He can be a comedic actor like in Jerry Maguire but also a serious role like im Men of Honor

[@jacksmiley3959]

I saw this scene when I was 4 years old it’s been stuck in my head since then, now that i am it feels good for this to be stuck in my head because it led to me watching this amazing movie

[@peoplez129]

My favorite line from this movie is "You can't handle the truth!"

[@gmfreeman4211]

Mine is "The matrix has you".

[@cydaliaacevedo8635]

I believe that's a few good men

[@midorian12491]

Mine is “What’s in the box!?”

[@pacifichistorian]

Wrong movie

[@coryboy345]

But you aint got no leg Lt Dan.....

[@yoshi9842]

Love the diver at 1.03 What's Carl yelling about? Oh he has lost his leg. Hmm. How intriguing.

[@TheProtagonist2020]

1:03 jeez, man!

[@yoshi9842]

@@TheProtagonist2020 come on. Quit with the yelling. I'm trying to get out of my diving suit man.

[@TheProtagonist2020]

Why did he do that?!

[@karazor-el6085]

Probably couldn't do anything anyway, not with a heavy diving suit. Best to stay put and stay out of the way to let others who can help provide help.

[@yoshi9842]

I was making a joke at how bad acting that is. Fair enough he probably couldn't move with the diving suit but could he at least have a look of shock for a fellow diver with his leg hanging off?

[@wingzero7X]

Not stealing a thing from this scene...but THEY ARE BEING WAY TO CASUAL ABOUT PULLING A DAMN NUKE OUT OF THE OCEAN!!!!

[@incenius5008]

nukes are really hard to set off if you dont want them to be set off.

[@rsimmons41407]

That's what a real man and a hero look like.

[@patrickdumas224]

I remember watching this with a couple friends of mine and I'll never forget how we reacted to the anchor hits carl's leg.

[@alanthierseorn]

This movie, and Radio, were without a doubt his 2 best roles.

[@fishsticks88]

Easily one of the best movies ever

[@ciaragomezvlogsforlife2988]

i just fineshed watching this movie i forgot how emocional it is and beutiful and Cuba Gooding Jr hes the best

[@elastronauta7364]

Recuerdo que esta escena la vi de chiquito

[@Neo-oq3rx]

What an incredible man he was. Everything he went through to get there to saving his colleagues and having to prove himself all over again. It just shows you the weak mindset of humans this day and age

[@Jojangamer13]

Looked at his leg and surprised its FSK 12. They made some brutal scenes back then. Nowadays these kind of wounds only show up in FSK 18 horror movies if even.

[@Chiquita-CZ]

0:57, that guy in the back is still signaling to lower something like all is going well.

[@ralphcrockett1961]

1:00 When you hit yourself with a scooter

[@aaroncoakleymcdonald2205]

The heartbeats in the background trying to make it even more serious

[@brianszpot7989]

I so much cry at this when I watch. I can sleep for day. Sometimes 2. 😢

[@themetadaemon]

Whole bunch of sailors right in that ropes snap back zone. Not smart.

[@bazzmcfury9550]

1:23 arrgghhhh time traveler! dudes got a blackhawk med bag with molle webbing...

[@franciscoxbox360]

I hope that he is in heaven resting in peace thank you for your service.

[@Cukito4]

His JOB. Paid.

[@mofstar8683]

Cukito4 Does that matter? all jobs are services stop being so dumb.

[@paotheppichanusakorn4446]

that some strong rope and weak steel

[@t.c.thompson2359]

The Navy is very serious about teaching thr dangers of taut line nowadays, the rope alone would have cut off his leg.

[@nobodynothing00000]

I’m sorry but the scene in the hospital where Cuba over delivers the line “can I still dive?” Cracks me up

[@thrawn2k5]

Mark Reilly and Collider Live brought me here. Respek.

[@humantiger72]

hes going to feel that in the morning

[@MrJustonemorevoice]

God damn this movie was visceral

[@davebarbosa2817]

great movie and I love Cuba .............kim

[@jisungpark9621]

He is real soldier that not only for doing his job but save his Shipmates

[@tctarheelfarmin358]

He is not a soldier damnit. He is a sailor

[@jisungpark9621]

@@tctarheelfarmin358 Sorry ^^;;

[@wayjay4880]

Duke already corrected you on he's a sailor. But they're not colleagues, they're Shipmates. Or shippies if you respect them

[@DJSkittles365]

What it feels like when you hit your shin.

[@prezbige]

You don't feel the pain because shock consumes you. If a tornique isn't applied, then you'll pass out from the blood loss.

[@meedy45]

Just seen it for the first time!!!

[@rayray8637]

I love how every one smoke back then

[@meedy45]

Good Movie!!!!

[@scorpionkresna8090]

This movie from my childhood

[@HybridPhoenix08]

Walk it off, sailor!

[@martinkeith5543]

it makes me happy to watch this the conquest over bigotry the beauty of the human spirit a good man doing what he thinks in right one day i pray the virtues shown in this film will replace the ignorance and stupidity which it also exposes

That's gotta hurt.

[@EricBennardMensah]

THE PART TWO OF THE THREE IS ESSTREAMINGLY RELATED TO Capt. OP PONG OF MARIA ROSINA EPISODE

[@curtislevere7282]

1:00 epic part

[@bartdegryse9345]

Everything breaks on that ship ..

[@whatster8753]

This scene makes me cry every time

[@Gonken88]

Maybe get your hormones checked there buddy?

[@shinobihunter3312]

Dude crying is a HUMAN thing its not limited to gender. Just saying.

[@Jonathan-pp3du]

@@Gonken88 Maybe you should get your brain checked.

[@Gonken88]

@@Jonathan-pp3du I did. At Mensa. I'm at the 18th %.

[@Jonathan-pp3du]

@@Gonken88 Cool story. Any more lies you want to tell?

[@josegarza279]

Theres mark !

[@drewcliff82]

"Dak Prescott"

[@gordondjordjevic2745]

I watched this entire movie with the man himself. Carl Brochure.

[@johnr.timmers2297]

Saving people tends to get you in trouble. Noted

[@BoldAMATUER]

I seen this movie but I didn’t know that was a nuke until reading about the 1966 incident

[@zamp6969]

It would have been funny if he yelled MOVE and pushed them to get out of the way himself

[@Dani511.]

zamp6969 That’s what he did

[@hazeleyes611]

ItsYaGirlDanielle No, that's not what he did.

[@zamp6969]

ZenCoder well if 45 other people think it’s funny you’re the odd one who doesn’t

[@matthewlien132]

When Carl lost is leg in men of honor

[@matthewmielke7161]

I'll be honest. It was making me mad that they weren't immediately attending to the leg. I get that they probably aren't medics or whatever, but you need to do something so he isnt losing blood.

[@EggheadJr1]

In reality, a corpsman put a tourniquet on his leg. Once it's on, you can't take it off.

[@brownbuffalo3411]

God damn it Cookie, walk it off.

[@christytauler5672]

I want my twelve steps!

[@WendyLovesStocking166]

Man, watching this scene with 0 context to what the film is actually about was one hell of a traumatic childhood experience. Fyi, I never watched the film, but saw this exact scene randomly while flipping channels.

[@LuciusLiu-ey6kr]

Talk that John Henry

[@jeffreyrichardson3478]

Not one letter, Scott. Nor your wife. Why?

[@hisartisticalmajesty]

as they say if youre the smartest person in the room youre in the wrong room

[@jamesl.anderson1384]

0:58

[@chrisgoodie5309]

In real life that looks like amputation

[@minilargoku]

It was...

[@lEGOBOT2565]

@@minilargoku that's the joke

[@nathangarrett4771]

Eric Williamson how could you possibly find that funny

[@Gonken88]

@@nathangarrett4771 Haha 😂 dark humor my man.

[@Gabronthe]

The events of this movie actually happened.

[@nievelatino9691]

Dam some didn't Give a dam after he got cut

[@iamjuniorbarnes2609]

1:00 0:57

[@josgn]

Ouch

[@horseradish4046]

"injured"? lol holy shit

[@ANewHorizon]

I've been told of times when the Navy was like this. It wasn't when I was in someone would save only with the hopes of getting a promotion or medal.

[@brisket1244]

*you don’t say*

[@wallacewilhite519]

There had be more p watching when the bomb fell. That could have been prevented.

[@erdbeerkeks8263]

The dude in the middle is just vibing and enjoying his life whilst the dude is dying on the floor there😂😂

[@seamalulion]

100% VA service connected

[@kg4boj]

Well his leg was practically 80% worn out when he enlisted so the maximum benefit is for a 20% service related injury. Regular tricare copays apply

[@theinternetsavedmylife]

Tis just a scratch

[@themidnighttoker100]

In real life did he push people out of the way to save them Either way this guys story is amazing

[@pegarix4682]

He saved 7 people I believe that was along the rooe line but didn't get the chance to save himself.

[@misssincere5762]

Jesus take the wheel

[@alextheman3330]

I’ve spent months on ship I’d give my life for any of my marines

[@gavin55c]

bruh did they not identify the snapback zone before hand like carless .

[@allengreene9954]

1:11: His Foot Is Damn Near OFF His Leg 😧😧😧😧😧🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢😢😢😢😢😢

[@karmahadid]

Close my eyes for the wound

[@josepalaciostvFI]

rotto la tibia e il perone :(

[@sonrouge]

How the shock alone didn't kill him I'll never understand.

[@jeromelongoria9249]

because you know little about what shock is or how resilient the human body can be.

[@swipethestones6723]

Shock doesn't kill. I took a 9mm round to the femur, completely shattering 4 inches of the bone. Did go into shock. Didnt kill me.

[@jamesdick2580]

@sonrouge i'm sure they applied tourniquets to ease the blood loss

[@LandersWorkshop]

@@swipethestones6723 How was the recovery? Are you at full mobility again?

[@swipethestones6723]

@@LandersWorkshop I am restored to about 95% overall. Missing only a couple degrees of bend ,and luckily all 4 quadrants of the bone regenerated. Only side effects are from when they performed the femoral nailing, which required them to take my knee apart. Scar tissue and arthritis. Permanent titanium rod as well.

[@davidpickens8800]

Wouldn't they have to dive again to get that bomb?

[@protoman482]

I love how most of the movies like thois are 30 years old tops and peole act like racism happened one hundred years ago when these settings are like the 60s and 70s

[@GhostofRhurValley]

These days they would give em a new leg and it was below the knee .

[@ffjsb]

Well that's the problem with being born before technology...

[@Siledas]

I don't know why people pick on Brian Mills' fence jump for the most excessive use of jump cuts. This scene beats that by a mile with those random two-three frame inserts of Cuba Gooding's face.

[@chrisgoodie5309]

Smurferation, Smurferation, Smurf!

[@MichaelSmith-do9ym]

Carl is more of a badass

[@nandisylvester3309]

I feel like I watch this movie already but if I did I don't like it anymore

[@upstatenewyorkrailfan6775]

Couldn’t the doctors reattach his leg?

[@Smurf5738]

someone get that man some morphine. he earned it

[@WalrusDoom]

I would’ve just stood there eating my hot dog like a real nigga

[@hisartisticalmajesty]

looks like maintrnanice to the propoerty is known to mean youre the land owner correct, for some of yall thats the act, lets explore the danger squatters

[@hisartisticalmajesty]

the dangers of being the sourced employed and now the unforeseen calamity by ignorance of the impressment at 0:54 by the stpidends they originally were, seeing you didnt make yhat coast guard or navy

[@hisartisticalmajesty]

least he couldve got was a mining pension, in that caser a royalty but letsbe real they didnt want want to pay the tribute

[@hisartisticalmajesty]

damn near appears to be protocol, instead of the chance ro find the class

[@user-rp9fo5qc4d]

ㅠㅠ

[@jeffreyrichardson]

mikes comic relief jody ginnies crystal leaf lauries pies

[@b1uard340]

One like equals one rip for Carl

[@findawaywuzhere9291]

Do the stanky leg. Nah ok but this man was a good man saving them

[@jeffreyrichardson]

lieutenant mays dish overhead door charles irish sulwes chosen wish

[@somnuswaltz5586]

goddamned Coke can

[@gordondjordjevic2745]

Don't make it all about him now. He wasn't the actor.

[@gentlemenization]

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