[AMERICAN REACT] TROPA DE ELITE 2 (Elite Squad 2) - parte 2 | LEGENDAS EM PORTUGUÊS

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[@josepedro1971]

29:20 But that's the thing, he has this notion of how difficult it is for a family to lose someone and he makes this clear in the film, but he also makes it clear that he will not ease up because of it. Imagine if you protect bandits, murderers, drug dealers because they had a difficult life. They even had, but what led them to where they are wasn't the difficult life, it was the choices they made due to the difficult life.

[@sergiooliveira1376]

as legendas estavam adiantadas no filme

[@donbraga8051]

E por isso q ele nao entendeu quase nada do filme

[@henriquelinopacheco15]

Sim, ele ficou toda hora parando e voltando para tentar entender.

[@lucasramalhosoares1583]

Nuss....já ia falar sae... Tudo saindo do contexto cara ahhhhhh... Que agonia

[@franciscourio4669]

Qualquer semelhança desse apresentador com o Datena é mera coincidência

[@jaquelineX77]

na vdd ele é baseado no programa do falecido Wagner Montes

[@thiagowwz]

25:51 » yup, it's a whole system hard as hell to confront

[@lucasventura4301]

10 anos depois desse filme e tudo segue assim, o sistema é bruto

[@teovera4377]

I recommend the movie 7 boxes. It is a Paraguayan film, a neighboring country of Brazil

[@andrefilipewilhelmdeavila528]

Tropa de Elite 1 and 2 is just the Tip of the iceberg, from real life, system sucks....

[@foxy-mb2xi]

🇧🇷

[@Daniel_dnzz]

This film, released years ago, is still 100% of Brazilian reality today.

[@ulukaineto4823]

Negativo....misturaram uns fatos com varias mentiras. Os traficantes são a pior escória que existe no Brasil. O polícia trabalha conforme seus "clientes"

[@jonatasviana6116]

E o brinde mais 4 anos!! Deu até pra imaginar toda a patifaria lá hj!

[@253ful]

Matias is actually a living, breathing person! And get this, he's rocking it as a coronel!

[@eliandromadeira]

@@jonatasviana6116 não viu os milicianos? tudo mandados do bozo.

[@pollysouza4879]

Difícil ver como tudo continua igual..

[@MystHard]

O sistema é tão foda que não deixaram fazer o terceiro filme. 🥲

[@felipeaguena5289]

poha mas o que mais poderia acontecer num terceiro filme? BOPE lutou contra traficante, contra milícia...vai lutar com quem mais? Freeza? Itachi?

[@ricardosampaio4056]

​@@felipeaguena5289 só usar a imaginação. O BOPE se juntaria com a PF no setor de Inteligência! Para pegar os verdadeiros chefes lá em Brasília! Pegando os políticos da Federal e Ministros se Justiça em volvidos e Ministro de Direitos Humanos !

[@edwinwilsondeabreu8629]

​@@felipeaguena5289e tu acha mesmo que o Bope não tem história pra contar??? 😂😂😂😂😂

[@rodrigocesar2649]

iam chegar na família de milicianos do bolsoasno

[@dequalquee5292]

O diretor precisou ir embora do Brasil por causa desse filme por se tratar de uma paródia muito bem montada do sistema. Alguns desses personagens são representações de pessoas de verdade que fizeram essas coisas de verdade. A família do Padilha foi ameaçada por eles e depredaram sua casa e atiraram contra seus portões. Então ele embarcou num vôo para os Estados Unidos e nunca mais voltou. Por isso não existe tropa de elite 3. Mas podemos ainda ter um gostinho do talento do Padilha no último filme do robô Cop.

[@elainevasconcelos5770]

Caramba, ñ sabia disso😢

[@dhefyallen3466]

"TOMA!" KKKKKKKKKKKKKKK MUITO BOM!!!

[@DestroyerGamesRumoa700subs]

Esse poha ai não é gringo não hein vei

[@lucass.s623]

@@DestroyerGamesRumoa700subs Ele é gringo sim, não é porque o cara sabe 1 ou 2 palavras em português que ele não é gringo, wtf...

[@gus_exe]

kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk MUITO BOOOOM

[@jordangarcia91]

Acho que ele é Americano mas de origem Mexicana

[@lucass.s623]

@@jordangarcia91 Ele é Porto-riquenho

[@matrix9452]

Great react bro, love your perspective. Its a pity the subtitles were out of sync, showing up ahead of time, so probably it made it a bit confusing. But you still managed to grab the context of what was happening.

[@michelemichelenunes]

O cara assiste o filme e não entende q o fraga é padrasto do menino. Ai eh foda

[@whitedeathbr1814]

pior que não sei se foi impressão minha, mas ele assistiu o filme com legendas desincronizadas

[@Qporradnomedisponive]

O cara não entendeu porra nenhuma. Legenda dessincronizada. Postou só pra surfar na audiência brazuca.

[@dreneas1263]

​@@Qporradnomedisponiveexato

[@jarbassilva9866]

The interesting thing is that this movie is based on real events. In the first decade of 2000 the militias grew a lot in Rio de Janeiro, before Rio de Janeiro was divided into 3 factions: Comando Vermelho (Red Command), Amigos dos Amigos(Friends of Friends) and Terceiro Comando (Third Command). However, the militias began to expand very quickly, as it was formed by: Police, military, firefighters and politicians. In a short time, the entire West Zone of Rio de Janeiro was under the power of the militias. In the beginning, the militias prohibited the use of drugs in areas dominated by them, and profited from clandestine services such as: internet, cable TV, gas, transportation and others. She prohibited the sale of drugs to weaken the factions, and because the local population saw this with good eyes, but this sympathy was short-lived, as the population soon saw that "the militia" was equal to or even worse than the factions. Over time, the militias also started to sell drugs. A deputy, from Rio de Janeiro, from the Socialist PSOL party, called Freixo, who had a brother killed by the militia when he was young, fought a war against the militias and managed to open a CPI (Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry) in Rio de Janeiro, to to investigate the involvement of politicians with the militia, the character Deputado Fraga was inspired by Deputado Freixo. But, of course, in real life, Freixo does not have a relationship with Captain Nascimento's wife. Captain Nasciomento is also based on a real-life BOPE captain. However, in the issue of the militias, this captain had no involvement in real life. The presenter who dances on TV was also inspired by real life. In Brazil there is a sensationalist newspaper that explores a lot of urban violence in order to influence politically - called: Balanço Geral - from TV Record. There was a presenter named Wagner Montes, who was a former police officer, who did the same little dances and had the same police exaltation speech as the character in the film - Fortunato. However, despite some suspicions, it was never proven that this person was involved with the militia. In the movie he goes to prison, in real life nobody knows if he was a militia member or not.

[@franciscourio4669]

Tem bem mais apresentadores com esses tipos de programas. Tipo o Wallace Souza e o Datena.

[@franciscourio4669]

A diferença tbm é q na vida real, o Freixo é corrupto também. Todo mundo sabe que a esquerda do país ta envolvida com o PCC e o Comando

[@Eliasafegs]

@@franciscourio4669 Sikera parece muito mais

[@renatogomes6002]

Wagner montes muito mais tá doido e outra é do estado do RJ o Siqueira é do RJ ? Nem sabia kkkkkkk

[@jarbassilva9866]

@@renatogomes6002 Não o Siqueira Jr. não é do Rio, mas a crítica do filme é sobre o modelo do jornalismo policialesco que o Siqueira Jr tmb faz.

[@patrickcosme]

Acho curioso que no enterro do Neto (primeiro filme) colocam a bandeira do BOPE sobre a do Brasil. No do Mathias é o contrario.

[@samukgarcia]

Isso foi escolha do diretor . No primeiro filme o Neto era um Brasileiro nato que tinha a polícia no coração , tanto que na cena do treinamento eles quando cantam " No Bope tem guerreiros que acreditam no Brasil " dá um close no Neto . Em sua morte o Neto se tornou aquilo que ele mais buscava , ou seja por fim ele se tornou um Caveira . O André era um cara que nunca quis de verdade entrar para a polícia, ele só queria chegar a ser advogado e defender as leis brasileiras , mas como seu melhor amigo desde a infância seguiu esse caminho ele buscou usar seu cérebro para ajudar ao seu amigo . Quando o Neto morre no primeiro filme finalmente o André tem a caveira gravada no seu coração, e o BOPE passa a ser não só o símbolo da justiça como também a memória do seu melhor amigo , o coração do Neto tava no BOPE batendo pelo coração do André. Quando o André morre ele é um caveira mas que no fundo era só como mais um Brasileiro, e a cena exemplifica isso , com o Formoso dizendo que a "operação" tinha sido um sucesso, ou seja aquela vida brasileira para o sistema não importava .

[@bonus22]

@@samukgarcia slk, profundo hein. Eu pensei apenas que o Nascimento jogou a bandeira do BOPE por cima por aquele ali ser o substituto que ele havia escolhido para ele, não era um soldado comum, era o que ele achava a altura dele e que morreu naquele momento. Já no Mathias me pareceu aleatório. Os caras que enterraram que colocaram a bandeira BR lá.

[@maurobueno5410]

Esse ator que você não gostou é um grande comediante aqui no Brasil e um grande ator 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@klausmartinstramm8061]

Hey there again, I'll try answering some of your questions. 1:42 - Yes, that's Nascimento's son. He had a internship with Fraga, his mother's new husband (and Nascimento's political nemesis). 2:27 - The movie tried to communicate how the police can distort things in the reports, using some criminal law knowhow. In brazillian law, majority age is 18 across the country (our state law differs minimally from one another, unlike in the USA). Minors have a separate law for crimes and demeanors, however, for some crimes they are treated as adults as long as they are 16 or older. So the girl allegedly had 100g of pot. In Brazil, up to 23g is what can be carried for self use (therefore, a DRUG USER, at most a misdemeanor). When the police said she had 100g, they were already shooting for a DRUG DEALING charge, which is a full fledged felony. The scene has a few misconceptions, though: Nascimento says that the officer (Barata) was supposedly corrupting a minor (CORRUPÇÃO DE MENORES), the article 218 felony from brazillian's penal code, which is deadwrong. Corrupting minors involve, basically seducing a minor to do something that satisfies a sexual desire even if it doesn't involve physical contact... if sex occurs it's another crime entirely: "Estupro de Vulnerável" (the raping of a vulnerable person). 4:10 - That's one of the most hotly debated themes in brazillian's civil law: Family. It's almost always guaranteed that the children will stay with their mother in a divorce. The judges and the jurisprudence heavily favors the mother, unless she represents harm to the child in some manner AND the father is a "respected" figure. The minor rarely has a say in this, too: the mother CAN ALLOW the children to choose, but if she stands her ground, that's it: no excuses. 5:20 - brazillian corruption is the same as anywhere in the world: The scumbags have their thing going on... when new blood shows up they quickly make sure he will be either with them or dealt with. Once the guy has something on him, he can't go back (snitching, denouncing to the cops) without getting arrested as well. I believe you know how snitchers get treated, it's no different in brazillian facilities. If, however, the guy decides to be the righteous one, he's usually blackmailed, threatened or worse until breaking point. When a guy like this gets in a place where mostly everyone is corrupt, he can either bend the knee or lose it, you know. 12:15 - There are dealers all around, but in Rio de Janeiro crime is pretty organized. I don't live there, but everyone knows some dealers turn favelas in true feuds: dude has his hand and his pocket involved in everything that comes in and goes out. Heavy weaponry, drugs and money... They have their own lawyers, medical personnel and accountants (people ordered to learn these crafts by the dealers to serve their community). It's a sort of a toxic family relationship: they torture and violently kill whoever's working against them or helping the police... but mostly protect the people who live in their area. Not out of fondness, of course: even a poor person can be an asset. Some schemes are so intricate and deep you wouldn't believe it: Politicians and police get involved... sometimes when one drug lord is losing territory, they are the ones that get help because the equilibrium is necessary. It's all about money, more so than power. If the police starts pushing too much, arm the dealers better, discharge some officers... dealers get too big and rich, allow one police operation to seize lots of guns, money and drugs. 32:10 - by the time he beat the shit out of the Governor he already had a BOPE dettachment with him (undercover). Yeah, he was waiting for the ambush to flush out the scumbags.

[@rafamac]

2:27: the corruption charge is directed towards the girl from Fraga's office which was caught with Rafael. Not Barata.The pot was hers, and by getting caught with a minor, she was corrupting him

[@klausmartinstramm8061]

@@rafamac ​ no direito brasileiro "Corrupção de Menores" só pode se referir a dois dispositivos jurídicos, ambos ligados à satisfação da lascívia de um maior de idade, usando-se de um menor. Subentende-se que há um relacionamento entre os dois, mas o Nascimento fala "100g, Barata? Na nossa época isso era corrupção de menores". O crime de Corrupção de Menores SEMPRE teve conotação sexual, mesmo na época que o filme supostamente se passa, então é um erro jurídico. Detalhe que não faz diferença para a cena ou para muita gente... mas está errado.

[@elton-cordeiro]

@@klausmartinstramm8061 Na verdade esta tendo um engano entre corrupção e aliciamento de menores... apenas isso

[@EuclidesGBM]

​@@klausmartinstramm8061 Na verdade, O falo é que ele e ela tem um relacionamento, e ela se usa dele pra fazer "suas vontades." O ponto é o porquê do filho ter assumido de quem era a droga. Corrupção de Menores, na conotação sexual, é pelo fato de que produzir, distribuir etc, conteúdo sexual a ou com menor de idades é crime, logo, um crime infere no outro. Na realidade, utilizar menores em Qualquer crime é corrupção de menores. Ela incorreu nele ao estar traficando maconha com ele.

[@daaba6784]

The movie's subtitles were out of synch at a moment.. But overall, great reaction again.

[@ROMsquad]

Thank you I appreciate it

[@lucianabassi738]

Interesting that this actor who played Captain Nascimento, Wagner Moura in real life, is far from being a person against corruption because he supported a corrupt political party.

[@tecodecoandr]

I'm from Brazil and I love your videos bro. Also watch City of God, another film that shows the reality of the favelas. And you also have to watch the new Racionais documentary that came out a little while ago.

[@ROMsquad]

Yes I plan on reacting to city of god if this video does good

[@isaiasmiguel4526]

the sad part of this movie is that everything is based on real facts, unfortunately our entire government system is corrupt like this, and we here in Brazil live every day with this indignation.

[@eu_ia]

o Sistema é tão foda parceiro que nem desenhando em um filme o gringo entenderia!!! Eu tbm estava esperando por essa segunda parte, mt bom kkkk

[@mariasolidade5651]

Aqui o sistema existe e não funciona, fora do Brasil ele nem existe kkkkkkkkkk

[@jonatasviana6116]

Boa

[@kuxaixanng]

​@@mariasolidade5651como assim

[@itallomagalhaes6621]

o sistema no Brasil é tão cabuloso que nem um brasileiro entende, parceiro sinistro.

[@thommy_80]

Wagner Moura who played Cap Nascimento was amazing on both movies, but Sandro Rocha the actor who played the villiain Rocha (Rocha in real life and in the fiction :D ) was fucking amazing too. He did go soo deep into character which that affected his realation with his family. He became more agressive in real life and had to take care of it to back to normal

[@Guilherme-sb3wm]

Estou me perguntando aqui: Como será que ele sabe o cheiro de corpo morto queimado? o.0

[@GabrielMarineTT]

Brow, I'm Brasileiro. I like your reacts.

[@kurttx9677]

Mano, não se escreve Brow kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk

[@ROMsquad]

Thanks gab I appreciate you

[@jarbassilva9866]

This film is so true and bothered the Rio de Janeiro militia so much that its director, José Padilha, had his office invaded by armed militiamen. However, he was not there at the time of the invasion. After that, Padilha went to the US.

[@guilhermems5073]

you didn't fully understand the movie bc the subtitles weren't syncronized. for example, who said "he ended my police career" was nascimento, not the crook...

[@maurobueno5410]

Pior de tudo que esse filme não é ficção , é a realidade do Brasil e principalmente no Rio de janeiro , no Rio prenderam vários políticos nessa mesma época e já estão soltos gastando o dinheiro do tráfico e da corrupção e até cargo de presidente do Brasil infelizmente.

[@charlesfaria99]

O triste é que esses políticos que foram presos nessa época, estão sendo inocentado por próprios políticos, mas fazer o que.

[@alexandrerocha6265]

Some of the subtitles are out of time, you are reading different part of the movies currently on screen. And also some parts of the movie, mostly when nascimento is speaking on background, is not subtitled.

[@DianLima]

Ele não deveria ter demorado tanto pra assistir o segundo depois do primeiro filme, ele não lembrava de muita coisa. Não é uma história fácil de entender pra quem não vive no Brasil.

[@electrofibars]

Verdade.. o bom era ter visto em sequencia.. 👍🏻👍🏻

[@fredvictor752]

The militias are a very complex ecossystem. First, we got former members of security forces(cops, firefighters, military...). Now, they evolved and members that left CV and ADA, becoming "independent" also are militias. The next step now is the "Novo Cangaço" that is a much more violent group seizing smal cities to attack banks. They have a much better tactic skill and more modern weaponry. The most interesting part is that the "men" forming those terrorist groups, is that mostly of'em are doctors, engineers, lawyers and people who have no real need for money. They do mostly because they are adrenaline junkies(and with serious moral flaws). In each attack, they block poice stations, use bystanders as human shields and even use IEDs as traps against police.

[@KyriaxWitch]

0:02 look at the dance of devil "olha a dança do capiroto" LOL every time an bandit was dead on police confront he dance. "he is now on hands of.."dance" DEVIL" LOL iconic moments at every morning hahaha. ps: guy the translation of film is wrong AF Veeeeeeerrrrrryyyyyyy Wrong.

[@juliocamargo9101]

Now that you saw about the Brazilian corruption, I invite you to search about the current Brazilian president, Luis Inácio Lula da Silva and his party PT. I believe you will be revolted, as we are.

[@ExperienciaTop]

Aí brow estava esperando esse react! Sucesso 🙌🏼

[@NatoHoro]

As a brazilian, this movie describes Rio, PERFECTLY.

[@diegoloureiro4194]

Eu desisti do Brasil, impossível mudar o sistema politico! Por isso eu abandonei essa terra fadada ao Fracasso e a barbárie

[@deniswilliam1000]

Top demais ❤️🇧🇷 Como diz o Toretto "Aqui é o Brasil!! " Kkkk Brasil é foda.

[@DianLima]

I hope you did'nt watch the movie with the subtitle the way its appering for us, because if you did, i bet you did not understant a thing about this movie true history. Watch it again my dude! Like!

[@john_scor]

Nunca foi tão atual. esse final retrata oque brasil está passando atualmente, um bando de ladrões e corruptos voltaram ao poder.

[@ViniciusSilva-rj5be]

cordeirinho inocente. Sempre estiveram no poder e sempre vão estar. Bozo e Lula são farinha podre do mesmo saco mané

[@crystalandersondesouzacasq596]

Nunca saíram. O chefe da milícia estava na presidência agorinha.

[@john_scor]

@@avatarking29 cê tem noção que o atual é pior?

[@Daisukiss]

Eu odeio o atual mas o anterior também era uma merda colossal, estão pau a pau na merda

[@Marcelo_Pedro]

@@avatarking29 com toda certeza é pior, afinal era o mesmo governo da época que o filme retrata.

[@gckammer]

Duro que a legenda no filme estava fora de ordem, acho que ele não entendeu direito tudo

[@miltonnery767]

Mi brobher eu ia comentar essa parada....msis aqui no Rio é asdim mesmo.

[@josepedro1971]

33:45 Watch the movie again, with a subtitle in real time, the translation is also wrong, there is manipulation in the subtitle translation

[@HelenaVidal-pj2in]

O capitão nascimento demorou de entender que era apenas uma peça no jogo. Que o governo não tem intenção dela acabar com a pobreza com as favelas com o crime pq tudo isso movimenta muito dinheiro.

[@lucassantos-ii2ub]

When the movies started, Nascimento said that it was dirty trick, his ex-wife got married with fragga from human rights.

[@gleysomaraujo1122]

Depois desse filme o diretor teve que ir embora do pais 😂😢

[@pedroluizschorndasilva2855]

Quando esse filme passou no cinema Nascimento batendo no politico foi de grande torcida dos espectadores pois nossa população nao suporta mais esse patifes no poder

[@eduardocairo9377]

Welcome to my beautiful city: Rio de Janeiro. Things are what they are. Even with the film showing reality, the system won. It's the real Gotham.

[@atashicandybaby]

His name is Mathias, André Mathias, not Matheo or Mathew.

[@l.c4802]

brother lately the militia has grown a lot in rio de janeiro, this is too bad, because the militiamen charge absurd fees from the residents of the favela that they end up occupying with the help of the police, in rio de janeiro there is war every day (exchange of shots), Commando red against militiamen, many times the police end up helping the militia to invade the favela of the red command, but that's it, brother dies one, there are 10 more to enter the place. Incredible as it may seem, when the red command takes over the favelas that are under militia control, the population is grateful, because they will not suffer being extorted by militiamen.

[@tropical_boys]

Brazil, the right country, in the wrong hands... 🇧🇷

[@LDMestre]

Rdis .. Congratulations on the great React !!! and your dogs are beautiful!.. Now about the film....the final seconds of the film, which the narrator is talking about, the capital of Brazil is appearing, which is called Brasilia... a city built in the 1960s to be the political center of the country. the 3 Powers of our democracy: Judiciary, Legislative and Executive. ... All that is good and corrupt in the country when it comes to politics, we Brazilians think first of this city.

[@ROMsquad]

Thanks for giving me a deeper concept and some history to the narrative I appreciate you

[@brunosantosgbichan]

The son of Nascimento living with his ex-wife, who is married with Fraga, this is why they living in the same house.

[@MarianaSBrito-nl6ll]

Com a mãe, que é casada com o fraga.

[@feliperibeiro8345]

Damn bro, the subtitles you got were a few seconds behind the movie, you got some stuff wrong because of that.

[@ROMsquad]

Thanks bro

[@silber86]

Simply the actor who plays the villainous militiaman Rocha in the film, even today in real life people do not separate him from the character, they think he is real and fear him, although he is just a good actor and his personal life is honest and peaceful. The actor's name is Sandro Rocha and the character's name is Major Rocha.

[@adrianojnn]

se você visse no que Capitão Nascimento virou, ficaria enojado

[@ChuckNoialoketz]

''this guy'' is his step-dad 4:15. The guy is dating the mother of his son Earlier in the movie there's a point Captain Nascimento said ''Ok for him to hate me, but date the mother of my son is fvcked up''

[@Nadasecryatudosecopya]

Que ironia, os atores desse filme, fizeram campanha política para colocar um presidente ladrão no governo, o atual presidente do Brasil, esses atores foram culpados por ele estar no poder. Hipócritas!!!!

[@malumello17]

The subtitles were too early. Out of time. That's why you got confused.

This subtitle at some point, gets fucked up. in 30:06 you feel this.. subtitle is talking about Nascimento, but on is Rocha.

[@PedroSilvahf]

I guess you would like to know the scumbag on 4:49 really is this in real life. Some years later he was well stablished as an actor on a huge tv station because of this film and then went all in on the shadiest MLM scheme you can think of. Aside other nasty stuff.

[@juniordeolinda]

Esse e um dos melhores Filmes produzidos no meu País, nesse Filme era para o Filho dele ter morrido e ele vir virado no cão no Filme 3, só que sabe né, no Brasil o que mostra muito, outros muitos não querem que seja exposto e não continue, por que será !!??

[@henryassaoka]

Hi brow. Just for reference, the character "Fraga" is based on a real person, Marcelo Freixo.

[@Offttrap]

In the final minutes apparently the subtitles in English (of the film) are not synchronized with the dialogues in Portuguese.

[@TierS0]

watch city of god

[@julicarvalho22]

I live in Rio and the situation only gets worse every year, in politics, in the judiciary, in the public ministry you find public servants who deal with drug trafficking or the militia. And Brazil today is the Colombia of yesterday.

[@begabo4628]

Somewhere in this video, the subtitles got screwed up, they were showing before the actual line was said. This fucked up your understanding of some parts of the movie.

[@gabriellobato9478]

This film raised so many questions that the film's director had to leave Brazil for 10 years, as he was threatened for exposing the organized crime system in such an explicit way!

[@alansouza6052]

Dude, your caption was not following the correct dialogues, that's why you didn't understand

[@ricardosouza2950]

12:09 These things really happen in Brazil. After the film, a criminal faction of excops emerged. The number of violent crimes is many

[@IgKravenchenko]

another thing is that elite squad is supposed to be a trilogy, but the director started receiving death threats from powerful people and he fled to the US, because his movie was "too close to reality" and a lot of it is heavily based on real events that actually happened.

[@eullermarcio8036]

Parece que é muita considencia mais semana passada roubou vinte e um fuzil do exército brasileiro, só que com exército ninguém mexe rapidinho devolveram

[@victormoreno3332]

the first hero brazilian

[@rafaelmartins9263]

Bro watched the whole movie with the subs mess up? C'mon! It's already hard to follow being native and knowing all the context.

Duuuude, you got SO MUCH of the movie in the wrong... Those subttitles got messed up real bad, you were saying things that had 0 sense with the movie because of that

[@thiagowwz]

7:00 (±) » now imagine three of this mo fo's type on 3 main open channels on TV 🙄🙄😮‍💨😮‍💨😮‍💨

[@Frey_2026]

4:04 He's his step father, Rosana is Nascimento's ex

[@fabiolagomeirelles]

Man, make a video with a brazilian rapper band, Racionais MC’s, music “Diario de um Detento”. Man, these guys are bad ass here in Brazil

[@derick_isoo]

Cara a legenda ta toda cagada fora de sincronia e mesmo sendo outra lingua vc nem percebeu. Por isso não entendeu 50% das coisas. Em qualquer lingua (pelo menos para nós aqui do Brasil.) é possível perceber que ta fora de sincronia. Mas enfim... vc enteneu outro 50% mas muitas partes cruciais não então... Vai continuar não entendendo muito do que acontece no Brasil.

[@mauromattosmurali7907]

Bope is much more sophisticated than that. Remember this is a work of fiction, and they don't involve civilians in this fight like this one is showing. The criminality in the hills and in some favelas, by drug dealers, shown in the film is much lower than it really is - the bandits have weapons of war and become a huge battalion and still use the civilian population as a barrier, and always shoot at some resident. then blame the police. In Brazil, those who are corrupt are the left-wing politicians, who stayed in power for 20 years and never increased police salaries, and now they are back to steal power in rigged elections. 🌿🇧🇷🌿🇱🇷🌿 O Bope é muito mais sofisticado do que isso. Lembre-se que esta é uma obra de ficção, e eles não envolvem civis nesta luta como esta está mostrando. A criminalidade nos morros e em algumas favelas, por traficantes, mostrada no filme é bem menor do que realmente é - os bandidos têm armas de guerra e se tornam um batalhão enorme e ainda usam a população civil como barreira, e sempre atiram em algum morador e então culpam a polícia. No Brasil, quem é corrupto são os políticos de esquerda, que ficaram 20 anos no poder e nunca aumentaram os salários dos policiais, e agora voltaram para roubar o poder em eleições fraudadas 🌴🇧🇷🌿

[@ricardosouza2950]

3:42 I'm Brazil, the problem in my country, drugs and crime have a lot of connections

[@ChuckNoialoketz]

29:48 actually he didn't said that, Nascimento did. cuz the subtitles were not on sync you thought that the corrupt guy said it. mid to end the subtitles were delayed. You actually quite lost the meaning of the conversations

[@MrPingoMS]

If Brasil were a MONARChlHY until today, we were not this strH.

[@fdel7032]

A pity the plots are based on cops memory and adapted, now it ould be perfect time for Brazilians to look at at least this one. ....To know who they elected and elect.

[@allanmarques5968]

The subtitles werent synchronized. This why U dont understand the movie very well.

[@fabiobarreto4910]

30 grams of marijuana in Brazil is ok, above that is considered trafficking!

[@JulianoMCE1]

Atualmente temos um bandido envolvido em corrupção e lavagem de dinheiro no poder comandando nosso país. Pra você ver que o Brasil não é para amadores. O cara sai da cadeia para assumir a presidência.

[@theov5212]

Bro, did you really think that Colonel Nascimento would ride alone ? BOPE are brothers

[@vitorsmf]

This is everyday life in Brazil. Here criminals are more honest than the police themselves, at least they don't pretend to be something they're not

[@josepedro1971]

29:57 He didn't say ''my career as a police officer is over, the caption is not cool. He said ''Hide the shirt'' because he has political propaganda, he would hand over the politicians

[@wikusclass77]

La realidad plasmada en Tropa da elite, es tremenda. Es real, es asi y sucede en Brasil, Argentina y en otros paises sudamericanos. pd: se te desincronizaron los subtitulos.

[@pabloaguiar4643]

After 20 minutes. The Subtitles are so out of sync it makes really hard to wacth. That's is a shame . Because it was so entertaining

[@leonardobighilourenco3143]

The subtitles were out of sync in this part. They were like 15s ahead of what people were actually saying.

[@ViniMati]

In Brazil marijuana is prohibited, there is no law that says how much you can carry, but there is a consensus that carrying 25 grams is considered personal use, so you just sign a term stating that you are a user.

[@RobsonCruz51]

There's a fifteen (!) seconds delay in the subtitles. That's why you didn't understand lots of things.

[@daffer_DRK]

The subtitles weren't right like the synchronization maybe thats why u missunderstood some parts of the scenes

[@flaviobento3563]

100gr is a lot. in portugal you can have 25gr of weed max, if you have more you have to go to court .

[@iansamique]

I know the video didn't hit the likes or views goal, but please bro I reacted to the city of God, this movie is very good too, sorry if there are any words wrong I'm using the translator

[@Yuri-bt4wl]

From about half of the video the subtitles were out of sync, it got quite confusing and you misunderstood some parts.

[@jaquelineX77]

O cara reclamando e chamando de burrice a cena da emboscada estava me dando agonia, toma o plot twist, tá achando que não sabemos fazer filme?