Restrepo | National Geographic

[@11B30Inf]

I saw Restrepo in hope to understand what my Son is going thru in Afghanistan! I thank God that my Son survived his first combat 15 month tour in Iraq and now almost 3 years later he is on his 2nd combat tour! I am too old to fight now and retired back in Feb 2010 with roughly 30 years in the Active Army and Calif Nat Guard. I wish that I wasn't told old to fight..........For I gladly take the place of my Son and let him enjoy life with his family.....

[@samivartiainen702]

Hes dead pretty sure of that

[@Kalashniklaus]

God bless you sir. Thank you for you and your son’s service. Thank you for allowing me to continue to be an American. Thank you for your sacrifice.

[@Naamturd101]

I trained with Restrepo throughout AIT, and BCT - he's listed as graduating BCT at Ft. Benning - but he actually graduated at Ft. Sill, OK. He was a great guy. He sat with me and my family at the graduation meal. Won Top PT award, won a lot of other honors in graduation - both BCT and AIT. Knowing he's gone is a real wrench at the heart...the world was a better place with him.

[@ViktorMukhamadeev96]

One of his battles was my instructor at Ft Sill

[@mudjug1]

Instead of bickering about politics and who's to blame. Maybe we should just take a moment and realize what our troops have gone through and still go through today. This movie really depicts how tough it is for our boys out there. Weather you support the war efforts or not, you gotta support our troops. They are doing their job in no man's land and dying everyday. I am forever grateful for any and all who have served this country. God bless our troops and their families.

[@richardhart4178]

Thanks for your eloquence and common sense mudjug1.

[@John-lv1zq]

A war we should never have fought

[@wtrzs]

there needs to be a discussion of who’s to blame. if u dont see the importance of that, then tbh ur stupid.

[@imbeastly126]

To Tim Hetherington, Restrepo, SGT Ruegul, and anyone else who passed away during this war RIP, you will never be forgotten. People say the army is weak but they havent seen anything. Im joining airborne infantry in a couple of months and i hope i dont get as much of an impact as these soldiers did. If i do then i will prepare myself. RIP soldiers, and Hooah to your service.

[@ObamaFromKenya]

@imbeastly126 are you out now?

[@johnnotrealname8168]

@@ObamaFromKenya Timothy Alistair Telemachus Hetherington died in Libya by the way.

[@PinStripes41]

RIP... Tim brought bitter reality into the living rooms of those sheltered by war through education...a hero

[@maximus140ad]

Absolutely amazing documentary.

[@gamehead91]

And this is the reason why I make care packages with my family Every few months. SUPPORT OUR TROOPS!!!

[@traveno11]

Watching this again right now on tv. I've seen it probably 10+ times. Never gets old.

[@6eloved]

I'm glad they made this documentary, our troops deserve the utmost respect for what they sacrifice.

[@spunkyd223patton]

Haven't seen this movie yet, but just finished reading WAR by Sebastian Junger. Wow. I have always admired and had the utmost respect for our military, but you never really think or know exactly what those people deal with. I am in awe now. Just to hear what they go through on a daily basis to me is the most humbling thing, and when I think about my problems, well... I really don't have any. I'm just a 43 yr old mother of two and I thank God everyday for these brave soldiers.

[@Spierred]

Also, even if you don't agree with OEF or like the military, this was a really great movie. The writing really presented the soldiers as both infantrymen and as people really well. Kudos to the cameraman for catching those shots, like when that one guy almost got his hand blown off and the ambush after they left that town. That took balls yo. Even the interviews were done really well. I like how they used moments of silence for emphasis. I'm sure questions were being asked, just not on film.

[@sopmod4x]

R.I.P Tim Hetherington and Chris Hondros !!! your memory and work will forever live on!!

[@ap112345]

God bless the infantry

[@xXSgtWolfXx]

Hooah

[@TimKyoutube]

especially the snipers

[@robertplant9694]

*recon*

[@Hawaii96720]

I had been waiting for this doc for quite some time now. Watched it via Netflix online. This documentary gives the keyboard warrior a first hand look at how day to day life is thousands of miles away from home in a country where others are constantly trying to kill you on a daily basis. Brutal and honest, this film has made me realize more how hard these soldiers are living out there. Much respect to all the armed services.

[@Cedevita86]

Great movie, makes you understand what those guys go through to defend their country and makes you appreciate life when you see how small things make them happy..respect !!

[@760moviegirl23]

Thank you to Tim Hetherington and his bravery. God Bless him. May he rest in peace.

[@Myersh]

RIP, you both deserve the most righteous award. love from england.

[@JB-lm5xt]

Have 3 sons in military. This breaks my heart.

[@spartan117gw]

FINNALY. god damn documentary that actually shows real americans and what my brothers go through. FINALLY. remember RESTREPO

[@jamesmyers2087]

Supported the 173rd and 82nd Troopers that year out of the 82 pond Combat Aviation Brigade. Flying into the KOP, you saw conditions and soldiers that looked like there was a time glitch taking you back to a fire base from Vietnam. Remote, rugged men who were shot at every day. They might have looked a little rough there, but they never looked scared. Salutes!

[@chica476]

May he find peace in the other life. RIP Restrepo.

[@TheUnsungOne]

I'm not a believer, but still... may God bless Restrepo that he may rest in peace.

[@greatlifegreatlove]

Amazing documentary, and yes we need to bring these guys home! Feel fortunate that I got to interview with one of the guys, Santana Reuda "Rudy" from Restrepo who is on his 3rd deployment now! He is getting married tomorrow, and then headed back - bring our guys home!

[@LordDrakos]

This movie will truely help us visualize the horrors or warfare and respect the men and women that serve our country. Most of us will never fight in a war but this gives us the opportunity to see and harness the emotional and psychological impact it has.

[@BandAid68W]

Real, rough, touching. The scenery is beautiful and the images are raw- thanks!

[@mindylinky]

Awww when he's crying over his friend :(

[@TheAgeorge]

where can i watch this movie, blockbuster doesn't have it and i cant find a working streaming/torrenting site...HELP

[@namans9623]

Where can I get full documentary??

[@larrybarnes3920]

R.I.P Doc.

[@MusicAndUSMC]

Makes me proud to be an American and proud to soon serve as a Marine and fight along side these troops.

[@wtrzs]

ur pathetic

[@moiboy22]

Restrepo went to my high school. Flanagan. Wild

[@josephcastro3448]

you are Spot on!, thanks!

[@flutterflowexpert]

This song is from Bulgaria and its one of the very famous songs in my country at the begging!

[@TAllen0131]

have respect for this movie and even more for the soldiers. once you have experienced combat situations like this then you have the right to criticize. mad respect to all platoons that have served at this out post, to all my brothers who have fallen out there remember fallen but never forgotten. always in my prayers. and to my brothers out there now stay safe and come home safe. up most respect.

[@greenhawk46338]

available through Netflix, once it's released to theatres-can be saved there now- great flick Go Army

[@harkinhank]

The Book, WAR, by Sebastian Junger is pure awesome. Changed my view of the American Soldier very much.

[@DevastatedX]

Were can I watch this i have to watch it ahhhhh!!!!!

[@A2KDyNo]

Just got done watching the whole thing on tv. I just want to give thanks to these guys and the coalition forces for their hard work at keeping America and allied nations safe. You have my respect!

[@Ostyak_01]

My cousin shot some of the footage that appears in this documentary. He said they could never see what they were shooting at, so they just shot at gun flashes. I think he did 8 years in the Army and only fired his weapon twice. I think he felt guilty about it, because we come from a family that has served in every American war. My grandfather was a war hero in WW2 so it must have felt like a lot to live up to. This was a great film

[@Echoromeojuliet]

What a great doc. it gave goose bumps.

[@dannyjacobsen]

I will probably watch this.

[@nicholasmouhot5407]

Where can I watch this documentary?

[@Tombone315]

this movie is great! if you doubt our troops or if you forgot about 9/11 watch this !

[@higherwrldsprodction2955]

the full movie was takin off youtube! :( i want to watch it again!

[@Pete_Folco]

I am humbled to the core!

[@worldpeaz]

@Hperman09 So very sad .. 2 brilliant men who gave us insight.

[@MrErjavec]

where can i buy it or downloadi it for Free

[@blackhercules1753]

Great book. Great movie.

[@zazszdzfzgzhzjzkzlzx]

this movie was extrordinary, if you get the chance, watch it.

[@JortvV]

when is it coming out???

[@Allstar955]

Anybody know where you can find this movie to watch it?

[@SmokeyOwOs]

Family member shared disney+ with me So hopefully this is still on NatGeo

[@JROD-413]

Wicked film, thanks to all of you’s, I’m sorry for your losses, god bless

[@blastingcap0]

Tim Hetherington 1970-4/20/2011 Rest In Peace Hope you got into Valhalla

[@KNIhokki]

Excelent docu!! Any idea when DVD comes out??

[@PhinnyCobbler]

I'd watch it, just dont know where I would =P

[@shinzantetsu]

A high majority of these men are coming back with severe PTSD,what's interesting is they're getting no where with regular meds...but with MDMA (ecstacy) many positive results are happening.

[@lilze96]

After watching Restrepo I think there should be a law that prohibits Hollywood from making films about the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. This documentary makes the action scenes in The Hurt Locker (good movie), Green Zone, Lions for Lambs, or any other movie about warfare look like an episode from Chip n' Dale Rescue Rangers.

[@beinghuman2766]

Best trailer

[@77rxpharmacy]

@justinnjulie thanks for ur honest input

[@firitus]

It was fantastic!!!

[@sifer1htu]

RIP RESTREPO.

[@eggnograth]

where will this movie be showing?

[@MatthewLakomski]

Honored to be apart of the1-91 cav 173rd airborne brigade

[@707kang]

Awesome movie/documentary, came on t.v. yesterday

[@Iliyanpet91]

@sunsande Im a bulgarian and i can tell u that this song is flying in the Space as a message to all the creatures that may be existing beyond Earth.

[@manganzoncineymusica]

El mejor momento de satisfacción profesional le llegó hace muy poco, cuando participó en la ceremonia del Oscar debido a que su película "Restrepo" había sido nominada a una estatuilla como Mejor Documental......

[@ericown]

where i can watch it?

[@skyshroud3015]

Never Forget

[@ivan351]

great documentary

[@Halo2nothing11111]

If you found this at all interesting then you need to read War by Sebastian Junger. He actually went to the Korengal Valley for like a year. He even tells you about the Guy named Restrepo who that base was named after. I'm not even half way through and I love the book!

[@MrTambopaxi]

Like Halo2nothing11111, I read Junger's "War", which he wrote while making "Restrepo", the movie, in collaboration with Tim Hetherington. I agree, the book is a must read if you want to make sense of "Restrepo". I should also say that "War" is the best combat chronicle since Michael Herr's "Dispatches" which was about the Vietnam conflict...

[@mindylinky]

RIP Tim

[@ichadnroll]

damn, i like it nyarinya pasti susah nih, kalo ada linknya langsung download.....

[@lurkingheretic]

@utne7 That was actually one of the points he makes in the book (Sebastian Junger--War), that everything out at Restrepo is life and death, down to your shoelaces. When you get back home it's hard to understand that some things don't matter. It's a great book.

[@marct33]

I loved this movie. It wad mad deep.

[@cornchiphero]

whats up Lt Kearney, i havent seen you since 2004 mosul iraq. still doing good things i see.

[@CheyMurray]

I find it slightly ironic that people are using this video to fight with eachother... Anyhow, awesome video! Looks great!

[@moltenworld]

Maybe you don't know but the song is Bulgarian song the name on the song is Delio the rebel is going out

[@zenkicookies]

ok so when and where is this gonna air and/or be released?

[@thegoldenfaces]

I really want to see this!

[@TheSmackfan101]

i went to see this movie with my cousin. he told me that 2 of the men that died were his friends throughout his training... God bless our armed forces. God bless the pure idea that this country was founded on. God damn the corrupt system that this country has been ruined by

[@matteo1520]

It saddens me to see low moral in the most advanced army in the world. And also the way civilian casualties are treated. I couldn't stop wondering throughout what would they do in a war against a well equipped and organized force, a WW2, let's say, scenario. Your thoughts?

[@jasonmason6910]

It’s different because their enemy don’t wear uniform they can disguise as a civilian and plus millions upon millions of people fought in ww2. Whilst only a 10 000 people fought

[@OsirisNO]

@TCars011 Loads of respect for you being there, honestly. I do know there are military forces in afghanistan, I just don't think the real reason behind this "war" is in any way acceptable.

[@legitboss100]

i totally agree man, like i thought the marines were the main bad asses in Afghanistan and the army didn't really do much, but i after watching this i realized the army does their part like everybody else

[@serekithegreat]

@fulldraw1980 Thanks brother. I checked out their website. Think I'm gonna have to get some of their music.

[@RadicallyHonest]

As a transformed Iranian-American who has lived in the US for over 33 years, I have been a proponent of American Ideals and Values and have always been saddened by the bankrupt cultures of Middle-Eastern countries. ...continued \/

[@hamiltonlax44]

just saw the show its kick ass i cant waist to become one of u

[@jax76]

@TCars011 ...Right On Brotha!!! Never Forget!

[@lou4life]

Damn i want that film but it doesent comes out in our german format

[@stoked4snow]

thank u troops. thank u.

[@matthewk7777]

i wanna see this.. now...

[@kenjihayuten]

I only saw part of the movie and man I was so proud of the fighting forces of our military. (joining in 4 years)

[@GrizzlyDragon89]

did you end up joining?

[@ingo1234100]

Damn The Valley

[@KyleBoucher94]

Great book. Gonna be a Great Movie!

[@mtdavmanor]

What is the song in the background with the Harmonica? It songs sick but i cant find it. Any help would be great.

[@txrhyne]

Dont let politicians tell you what to think, watch this documentary and form your own judgements.

[@Josex0_]

Late: El documental

[@SmokeyOwOs]

Dammit I need to watch this

[@skindeepchinese]

what is the huge binocular-like thing in the movie ?