REACTING to *American Sniper* AMAZING TRUE STORY!! (First Time Watching) War Movies

[@whitenoisereacts]

If served in the Military, what branch? I would have to go with Navy, just to be a Navy Seal

[@Fernando_616]

Army. I hope your comment section doesn’t turn toxic over this movie, it’s viewed divisively. Cool movie, but Kyle and the content attracts a lot vitriol from people. Looking forward to more Squid Games from you guys, take care

[@morbidangel2424]

Air force pilot, flying A10s

[@jessicacaleno1998]

​@@morbidangel2424 that's pretty neat, I work as a security guard at the front gate for the military 🪖 it's cool seeing the planes take off and seeing the spitfire up in air, especially the black jets ❤

[@morbidangel2424]

@@jessicacaleno1998 i was dodciv for 15 years before I retired, loved hearing the jet fire up

[@Kamenriderbuster2022]

I think I would go with Air Force or coast guard, you guys should watch SpaceBalls it’s a really funny movie that parodies Star Wars and George Lucas loves Mel brooks so he gave Mel brooks permission for some stuff I don’t remember what at the top of my head right now.

[@reservoirdude92]

Man, Bradley Cooper's growth from frat comedies to the dramatic work he's more known for now is such a sight to behold. Loved that guy since Wedding Crashers 🎉😂

[@nicohoyer2639]

As I know, the movie was in planning while Kyle was alive, Bradley met him, then he wasurdered and the film team changed the planned heroic movie into this dramatic movie.

[@DrStrange_177A]

That BUDS segment about black guys can’t swim was freaking epic 😂

[@kylestark8581]

My great grandpa was a captain in WWII, sadly he passed when i was only 10, didnt get a chance to talk to him about his experience in the war. Would have loved to

[@reneevendelo7452]

Its a good movie except for the fake baby

[@jeremyleforce7926]

Yeah, the real baby got sick and they couldn't find a new one that quick.

[@reneevendelo7452]

@@jeremyleforce7926 oh realy had no idea. Still its such a shame its a realy good movie , people talk a lot about the fake baby

[@sahirdamani1264]

Shame that he was a delusional liar

[@SnailHatan]

@@sahirdamani1264 lmfao you sure seem to be emotional about something you have no clue about. Go get offended about shit that matters, bud.

[@grilledlettuce1845]

@@sahirdamani1264 judging by your name, I imagine Chris capped a few of your family members. I love sore losers:^)

[@mattsean6164]

Another good “newer” war movie you should review is 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi. Came out in 2016

[@aidenlehr7119]

One of my favorite movies

[@Scandalnb0825]

The guy who Biggles is based on Ryan Job lived and passed away here in Arizona. My dad actually knew him, was at his funeral.

[@tinahastie]

I'm glad they showed how the family suffers as well, like the wife especially. There's very few war movies that include that. I couldn't imagine being at home with children, knowing the man I love more than anything, is out there, potentially getting killed and also that he has to kill other people, including children. I mean I worry if someone I love is late in coming home from work, never mind going to war. Thanks for the great reaction!

[@NeilLewis77]

I don't like how they don't show any of the affects all his killings are doing on the families of the people who actually live there. This movie is so one sided. He was a racist who we sent to kill hundreds of brown people in a place we didn't belong. He shouldn't pretend he's a hero. We should be ashamed of ourselves. Having a cowboy like Eastwood make hero's out of red neck soldiers, doesn't inspire me. When will people learn that there is nothing heroic about going to someone else's country to shoot at them?

[@BuxtonsWater]

@@NeilLewis77 The movie was literally funded by the US millitary. So it shouldn't be surprising it's so one sided.

[@Orange-Jumpsuit-Time]

@@NeilLewis77 Not only that, these two reactors haven't a clue that we shouldn't have been in Iraq in the first place, that it was all based on GW Bush lies. When I was growing up in the early 70's, young people this age were well aware of the bullshit their government was trying to feed them, and outright rejected it. Now we have a young generation completely clueless, lost in some virtual reality landscape.

[@tinahastie]

@@NeilLewis77 I'm no expert in this type of stuff, but I'm pretty sure any war movie is going to be one sided. Depends which side's story is being told. I'm not an American and I'm ignorant on a lot of things, but I think they had a right to do what they did after they were attacked like that (9/11). And of course on the other side there's going to be innocent lives lost as well, just like there were thousands of innocent lives lost in the US. It's one of the terrible things about any war. The US had a right to defend themselves though.

[@NeilLewis77]

@@tinahastie no, in other war movies they sometimes show the duality of man. The good and the bad. "Generation Kill" is one of the most clever, smart, funny, interesting, entertaining, shocking and yet truthful pieces of art I've ever seen. It doesn't paint the soldiers as heros or demons. It's just honest about what happened. After 9/11 we all had the right to be angry. But considering not a single Iraqi had anything to do with it, I reckon it's a bit too much to be celebrating how many of them our snipers killed. The Iraq war didn't create heros for us to celebrate. It just created monsters on both sides. Again, nothing against soldiers as individuals. But Clint Eastwood can go suck a bag of fat ones.

[@julielazenby4160]

sad day when Chris was killed!!! Being from Texas and close to where his funeral was AT&T stadium in DFW and watching the procession footage to Austin at the end... tearjerking!!!

[@sahirdamani1264]

😂

[@jennacolin3698]

Thank you for this heartfelt reaction. This is definitely a hard watch but thank you!

[@morganghostbusters-egonfan]

I remember seeing this at the movie theaters. THE WHOLE THEATER ROOM WAS AS QUIET AS A MOUSE WHEN THE MOVIE STARTED!.

[@scorake14]

yea i know the feeling, I was actually in the US at the time, in San Diego when this movie came out, I watched it in a theater there, there wasnt much people in the theater, but when the movie ended, it was so quiet and for like 5 to 10 minutes no one got up and left, including myself.

[@morganghostbusters-egonfan]

@scorake14 Same

[@Luster...]

36:37 The punisher logo became the logo of Task Unit Bruiser that Chris Kyle was in. 38:00 The SEAL standing next to Kyle is Kevin Lacz. The only one from the actual Task Unit Bruiser to play himself in the film.

[@kalskirata9075]

If I remember correctly some of the seals her served with Chris helped train the actor and he did such a job portraying him that the seals said that they could feel Chris standing with them but by the sound of it you guys like to this movie I suggest Hurt Locker it's another movie that kind of shows PTSD

[@bilibangbang]

Jaccob's ladder wink wink

[@SnailHatan]

Hurt Locker is even more Hollywood than this movie. It’s not one to watch for its authenticity.

[@zacharywarner9047]

When i listen to jocko podcast and marcus podcast with joe roegan i was surprised to know all of the amazing people were there beside chris even jonny kim were there when ryan"gobbler" got shot on the face.that stunned me how strong their bond together even marcus who still recovering from operation red wing were there

[@joyelizabethsutton-pelczyn2211]

My father was a gunners mate missiles in the US Navy for 9 yrs. I respect those who are in the military, sacrificing everything for freedom. There are some bad characters in the military, just like in any other career, but not all soldiers are racist. I respect Chris Kyle for what he did for our freedom, if just for that. Every soldier goes to protect our freedom as a nation. RIP Chris Kyle

[@PhillyYoung-z3e]

How was fighting in the middle east protecting Americas freedom? You think Al Qeada was shouting "death to America" into a camera before torturing someone to death, before America set foot in the middle east? No they paid no attention to you until you got involved in the conflict in the region. Your government created that threat to your freedom and welfare of your citizens by getting involved in the first place.

[@javix2013]

I recommend 3 very good war movies: Hacksaw Ridge directed by Mel Gibson, Flags of our Fathers directed by Clint Eastwood, about the Iwo Jima war and Letters from Iwo Jima, also directed by Clint Eastwood, about the same story both, but the last one shows the Japanese side of the issue, this last one was nominated for an Oscar as best picture, these last two were made continuously by Clint, as soon as he finished Flags of our Fathers, the following year he directed Letters from Iwo Jima

[@Deadpixeleditz-mh2pn]

Just gotta say I'm in the Marines and even after a stressful day I'm always excited to watch ur guy's reactions and relax so just wanted to say yall are doing great and to keep up the good work🔥🔥

[@torstensauer6543]

Hey Guys i'm a German Navy Soldier. I was shocked when i have seen your reaction about Combat scence in all of your movie ractions. War is no Joke. Its real.

[@jameshunt9208]

Indeed most of the American public doesn't understand that anymore. It's why they get so triggered and say stuff like "it's not okay for our soldiers to be over in someone else's country shooting people" whenever something happens. As if they had any idea what the world is like beyond social media.

[@mikecarew8329]

Hood war movie that shows the home front a bit as well: We Were Soldiers with Mel Gibson, Barry Peoper, Greg Kinnear, Sam Elliott, Jon Hamm and many others - true story from Vietnam. Another excellent war movie also from real story: Glory from the Civil War with Denzel, Broderick, Morgan Freeman. (Multiple Oscars in that one).

[@shainewhite2781]

One of the saddest War movies ever made. Nominated for 8 Oscars including Best Picture but won for Best Sound Editing.

[@aidenlehr7119]

Another great movie is 13 Hours! One of my favourites!

[@Rocco1332]

The book is pretty good, recommend a read. You guys need to see A Bridge Too Far, Midway, Letters From Iwo Jima, and Flags of Our Father's.

[@potterj09]

I spent some time in the ADF from 2002. Cooper played it well, a guy trying to fit back in and not upset anyone but triggers would freak him out. The scene with the dog is very relatable.,

[@brittneyairgood]

hacksaw ridge, nxt!

[@jessicacaleno1998]

I also suggest The trench all action but also comedy somewhat

[@aj897]

@@zTaq Hell no lmfao

[@JH-il4nv]

13 hours secret soldiers aswell pls

[@Zayzanater]

@@zTaq I’d argue “All Quiet on the Western Front” 2022 remake is the best. But it’s all opinion.

[@mark-be9mq]

"Taking Chance" is a very different soldier story of a Marine accompanying a fallen soldier to his family. It's a true story & exceptional film.

[@celticsF4N]

the punisher symbol was the calling card of Task Unit Bruiser which was led by the legendary Jocko Willink

[@traydaniel0403]

Fun Facts: One of the kid who played Chris Kyle’s daughter is Madeleine McGraw, who was probably 4 or 5 when she filmed this. Now she’s 14 and started on her hit coming-of-age horror film last year called The Black Phone 📞, which you guys probably already reacted too. She played Finney’s little sidekick, foul-mouth sister Gwen Blake, who sometimes cuss like a sailor. She also started on Disney Channel original series Secrets of Sulphur Springs, which she played Zoey Campbell. She was also the voice of Bonnie from Toy Story 4. Her little sister Violet McGraw is also a huge horror movie fan too. She started in M3gan which played Cady, a girl who was depressed after losing her parents in a car crash.

[@exodustimes4266]

That’s Chris Kyle’s daughter?!!!!

[@traydaniel0403]

@@exodustimes4266 She played his daughter. She’s not actually his daughter.

[@SnailHatan]

Okay? You gonna give us details about any adult actors, or just little girls?

[@John-r8h3k]

After he came back after his 2nd I believe 2 guys pulled guns on Kris to cR jack and Rob hin he put 2 45s in each of there chests Marcus Luttrell said imagine trying to rob a guy who killed more people than the plague. Rip chief

[@lc8155]

Great reaction guys thanks!

[@nicholaswalker4791]

Would recommend The Great Escape for another war film. Complete classic

[@daredevil272]

I really enjoyed watching “American Sniper” with you guys😁🔥. Bradley Cooper was great in this film as we can see his hard work for getting into shape, the way he trained and he played his role really well. Very sad to see the way Chris Kyle died😞😞. The storyline was really intriguing and well done👍. The action sequences were really great. Love your reaction, take care and have a good one❤️😆

[@orangewarm1]

I met a marine sniper -- he said the ptsd is insane. He cant sleep. Watching targets for days, then executing messes with your head.

[@kyomasaki22]

All Navy recurits go through a verison of basic training before they go to their speciality schoolhouse. In his case he volunteered to be a Navy Seal which first requires BUDS or Basic Underwater Demolition School which is designed to weed out those who really want it from those who thought they wanted it. After that they go on to select course where they branch off from there, in Chris's case he choose sniper school.

[@tenngirl4trump]

This does NOT portray Marc Lee is the correct light. They made Marc look weak and not wanting to be there. HE WANTED TO BE THERE! There is a video interview with Leif Babin & Jocko Willnik about that very mission. They tell you what THE REAL Marc & Chris was like! Great men!!!

[@FluffyJackie]

You should watch The Balad of Buster Scruggs, a real mood lighter after this one.

[@morbidangel2424]

Excuse me the gold guy and dude that travels with no arms and legs

[@jessicacaleno1998]

​@@morbidangel2424 C3PO and R2D2? 😂

[@TheDaringPastry1313]

Favorite movie with Bradley Cooper is Silver Linings Playbook. I hope y'all look into it down the road. The part about Kyle dropping his phone during a firefight and his wife was forced to hear the whole thing is true, no baby reveal though. The whole story line with Mustafa was blown up for the movie. Kyle never saw him in real life, but there were some snipers that believed they killed him since he was someone causing havoc in the field. He did exist, but this movie centered quite a bit around him and Kyle taking him down. Really sad how Kyle and his friend Chad were killed simply trying to help their PTSD by talking and doing things with other vets who had the same issues. To my knowledge, Seals go through 12 months of "basic" training and then 18 months of specialized training before they go out. Only 200-250 or so out of 1000 make it through everything.

[@purpleyeti705]

26:58 imagining bad things happening is infinitely better then memories of bad things happening. The whole "your imagination is the worst" thing we tell ourselves as a society is just a lie to make ourselves feel better.

[@28dirtj]

They do have to go through navy boot camp before BUDS. when the graduate they go through BUDS, Airborne school, if theyre gonna be a sniper they also go through sniper school.

[@lionlyons]

It's kind of hilarious that you're watching a movie about a sniper and you're continuously saying "Shoot!"

[@mark-be9mq]

If not mentioned before "Band of Brothers" would be a very good choice to watch.

[@aj897]

Most combat in Afghanistan wasn't in an "urban" setting, that was Iraq

[@KaylaaFreemann]

If you need any war movie recommendations I highly recommend The Outpost!

[@PlaylistsRUs]

1.) Not so much the breathing, it’s how you press the trigger. It’s all about uniformity of what you do each time if possible. Also if you press the trigger and yank the rifle even very slightly, it affects your accuracy because your mistake gets amplified the further the target. 2.) Shooting with both eyes open gives the shooter awareness to his surrounding while using the scope. 3.) The punisher logo is not only real, if you wear that patch in public, some people would assume that you’re an alt right person.

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

My uncle was a lifer in Marines. He was buried at The Alamo with six gun salute🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼❤🌹

[@Jackosaurus01]

The Love Bug 1968, Walking with Dinosaurs The Movie 2013, Looney Tunes Back In Action 2003, Angry Birds 2016, Pixels 2015

[@alexflores7652]

I served in the Air Force I was in between wars from 97-01 but was in when Kosovo was going on but never went. I was an F-16 crew chief and we called that aircraft the "VIPER" in honor of the Viper starfighter from the original Battlestar Galactica.

[@kristofferjonshult7795]

You don't just have to limit yourself to just watching these modern and pretty average war movies. There are so many incredible war films that you're missing just because it has to be "the most popular ones". You should react to these for example: Come and See All Quiet on the Western Front (1930) The Thin Red Line Glory Grave of the Fireflies Paths of Glory Lawrence of Arabia Das Boot Full Metal Jacket The Ascent The Deer Hunter Apocalypse Now Platoon

[@SnailHatan]

Bruh. Nearly all of those are some of the most popular war films of all time.

[@dariusporter358]

Fury

[@arasakathermalmantisbladez9368]

Tanks and other war vehicles to see out in Las Vegas. Called Battlefield Vegas. Entire outdoor museum of several different kinds of military vehicles. There's a shooting range too

[@TiberiusTheLivingLegend]

Im curious if you guys know about this military american beast who fought in vietnam and he apparently died 23 or 28 times and he managed to save like 8 soldiers and he was filled with a lot of bullet holes and at the end of the war before he passed he was given a medal of honor and dozens of people respected him as a true hero

[@GodOfWar221]

Correction, the first major urban battle that the US military participated in. Was years before the "Battle of Mogadishu". And was in 1968, during the Vietnam War in a city called "Hue". It was during the Lunar New Year, where forces of the North Vietnamese Army, and Viet Cong Guerillas seized control of the city. And as a result, forces of the United States Marine Corps had to go in, and root them out. The events depicted in this movie, are true! Though the "Butcher' did not exist. As for Chris Kyle, he was known as the most lethal sniper in US Military history. And if your interested, you should read his book. With the same title, "American Sniper" it's his personal memoirs of his time with the SEALs and his deployments. And as for the "Punisher" logo. That was in fact the name of his platoon, the "Punishers". And personally, for me, I love the way SEALs are laid to rest. Each member of the SEAL Platoon takes their "Trident" and pounds it into the coffin as to signify, that even in death....you're still a SEAL.

[@Munchkin895]

Movie was fine. Always enjoy Cooper. But Chris Kyle? The very idea that this guy was tormented by his actions is ludacris. Man bragged often about his love of killing. In the book the damn film is based on, Kyle refers to everyone he fought as “savage, despicable” evil. He wrote, “I only wish I had killed more.” You can respect his service, but fuck if I'm going to whitewash it. He was human, plain and simple.

[@brandondodd3133]

This is one of my favorite movies because My dad served 32 years active duty united states army did 4 tours in Iraq the second war and was also in desert storm lost dad in a motorcycle accident in 2020

[@northridge4x491]

The punisher logo you guys pointed out is actually Latin “memento mori” meaning remember you have to die

[@theeLonelyRedPanda]

saw this movie when it first came out, took my sister and dad to see it, I knew the ending where he was killed by someone he was trying to help, but many in the theatres (mainly girlfriends who went with their Significant other) didn't so many a tears were shed.

[@sahirdamani1264]

No tears should be shed he was a liar and a delusional man who killed women and children and claimed to kill over 30 Americans. Man was a nutcase

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

In "Captain Phillips"" Navy SEALS snipers ask where on the head he wants hit? WOW!!

[@helenperez17023]

It's so sad how he was murdered. Apparently the guy who killed him said in an interview while in jail "I was just riding in the back seat of the truck, and nobody would talk to me. They were just taking me to the range, so I shot them. I feel bad about it, but they wouldn't talk to me. I'm sure they've forgiven me".

[@JordanJMyers]

Eastwood is a legend. Cooper is pretty good. Rip Chris Kyle

[@tylerhackner9731]

Intense movie

[@josephstaggs4545]

As far as enlisting straight into the SEALs, i think that's possible. I was army so I can't say for sure what the Navy allows, but you can sign a contract for Army Special Forces as a civilian. You'd go through basic training like everyone and then go into SF training right after.

[@Timothy1987]

Most people who actually shoot... Shoot with both eyes open... Bit of a learning curve but it is superior... And easier once you learn.

[@gothchickbaby]

another good movie to react to is 13 Hours, it is an unbelievable movie, that gives lots of emotions.

[@Waterford1992]

6:28 That was the US embassy bombings in Kenya and Tanzania in 1998 that motivates Chris into joining the military.

[@minutemanproductions8029]

You guys would enjoy the movie Hurt Locker it's one of my favorites, it's about a U.S. Army bomb disposal unit in the war in the middle east

[@stormy2184]

You guys like tanks and war movies? Watch "Fury". It's about WW2 but somehow it felt different to other WW2 movies. They actually used a real Leopard tank for the movie which is pretty cool

[@KERRYPIKE]

Excellent story for a great movie.

[@orangewarm1]

We Were Soldiers, the Mel Gibson film is pretty good. And Flags of Our Fathers.

[@captaintf7759]

Anyone else slightly uncomfortable with how they seem to insist on killing everyone? I first noticed this in the Black Hawk Down reaction. Neither of them seem to respect the Rules of Engagement, which to me is disrespecting the soldiers portrayed and the decisions that they have to make under the stress of combat.

[@perytas]

Oh, you should watch G.I. Jane, too. Not based on a true story, but it's one of my favorites.

[@kamots6508]

you guys should watch Only the Brave if you haven't yet. it's a really good movie, sad but still good and is also based on a true story like this movie. just suggesting

[@JCastle12495]

It's good to practice and try and get used to generally shooting with both eyes open for your field of view/peripherals etc.

[@jackmeowmeowmeow2177]

Y’all need to check out Hamburger Hill, classic and gritty realistic war experience. It’s probably the definitive war film.

[@valorrhd6186]

don’t know if you guys reacted to fury. amazing war tank movie & recommend.

[@Burke1O1]

Ngl, I was expecting s much more intelligent and insightful conversation and commentary from these guys on this movie and the difficult moral decisions within it. Instead I got two guys complaining that a sniper had to have a two second conversation to justify why he killed a man in his home. Americas propaganda machine worked well on White Noise Reacts.

[@Vlad.Larionov]

It is very interesting to see your joint reaction to the films Batman Unlimited: Animal Instincts and Batman Unlimited: Monster Mayhem. These are cool movies 👍👍👍

[@chriscage669]

Man this movie was something. My biggest regret is that I didn’t manage to see it in theaters. Btw have you guys considered watching the sequels of Star Wars ? Since you reacted to the rest. Also why some of them aren’t available? Was it due to copyright?

[@Corn_Pone_Flicks]

Sequels? There were sequels?

[@51tetra69]

This is indeed a true story, a biopic. God bless Chris Kyle and his family! God bless all the courageous veterans with nerves of steel who risked everything and sacrificed so much to protect our countries and preserve the freedoms we enjoy today! God bless all the souls - military and civilian - that we have lost in times of war! God bless America! God bless us all and grant us peace!

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

BASIC TRAINING FIRST. THEN SPECIALTY FROM THERE, SEALS, RED & GREEN BERETS...👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

PTSD IS SHELL SHOCK😵😵😵😵 THOSE THAT SERVE NUMEROUS TOURS ARE MOST AT RISK.. "HYPER-DILIGENCE" IS WHAT THEY SUFFER WHEN HOME.😩

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

SEALS HAVING STEEL BALLS😎😎😎

[@BuxtonsWater]

12:02 You are always supposed to shoot with both eyes open, takes a bit of training but anyone can (and is required to) do it.

[@SunKiss3r]

1:33 if you love tanks you guys should react to the movie Fury. Great movie

[@Narrhans]

I know this video is old but, please watch "Hacksaw ridge". In my humble opinion it's the best war movie simply because it's unbelievable what that one man did. And I know you guys will think the same. And it's directed by Mel Gibson so...

[@bovelomenace99]

Can you watch the movie “we were soldiers” it kinda shows the at home perspective a lil more and was based of ww2

[@trevdestroyer8209]

WW2? The movie takes place in vietnam

[@mrmou.4893]

when is the movie coming out talking about the 4.6 million dead and the 38 million displaced?

[@BandofBrothersTours]

So believe it or not this film actually connects with Lone Survivor. Marc Lee is the SEAL who gets killed in the ambush in this film and he was the first SEAL killed in Operation Iraqi Freedom (august 2nd 2006)and when you watch Lone Survivor there is a quick scene in which a patch is shown with Marc Lee’s name on it. I had the honor of meeting and talking with both Taya Kyle and Marcus Luttrel and both of them are heroes but in a different way.

[@wendygarner7712]

The Punisher symbol is real. . They have a picture of the real Chris Kyle at the end wearing a hat with the Punisher symbol on it. So sad!

[@philipocallaghan]

Movie was great though!

[@SharonS-fn2ym]

This is a true story. You need to check out “We Were Soldiers” about Viet Nam. Excellent!

[@brandagenius9663]

I love this movie. Thank God for the spillers who gave their lives. And Bradley Cooper killed this role.🐐💯

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

Soldiers and Cowboys can't admit they're affected,,,, loss of strength, manhood, etc. Sad.😩😩😩

[@Lynn705Hal]

I enjoy your reactions, but I wouldn't consider this an "amazing true story." If you look into it further, you'll discover his criteria for defining "bad people." And then it was directed by the right wing chair talker Clint Eastwood, so, yeah, he killed all those "savages."

[@rynmunn7826]

Lol and everybody knows that if you’re even slightly right wing, you’re the devils spawn. Just shut up

[@rc123theycallme]

Y’all didn’t know how he died? If you knew before the movie it’s a different experience.

[@jafreezer1533]

Hey can you guys watch 13 hours the secret soldiers of benghazi

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

ONLY COOPER MOVIE I LIKE👍🏼

[@chrysakuracainoy4049]

It's sad to see The Legend having ptsd, I can't believe that he's suffering when he's with his family, o7 respect for the american sniper

[@sebastianoviedo253]

Honestly I don’t know what to think about this movie. It does heavily glorify him which I don’t blame them for especially when being done by Clint Eastwood whose movies I enjoy. But I try to look at it from the perspective of the people who lives there, can you imagine if a Middle Eastern country invades, hold occupation, and claim they’re the authority and don’t recognize our government as legitimate. I doubt many people will want to work with them. Especially when if they do their families are endangered.

[@xvirusvibez2929]

One of the best military movies ever 🇺🇲

[@Scandalnb0825]

Love that you guys are on the military movie path. Yes. This is based on the book American sniper. Written by Chris Kyle Jim defelice and Scott Mcewen. There is some Hollywood effects and scenes added in it. But they wanted it close to the boon and Kyles life.

[@mikeyfong6696]

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