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I agree with you except for (1) Legal Concept "extenuating circumstances", The Command structure at this Base was proven "In Court" to Lie, Cheat and Coverup I.E. Fake log books, coerce the Doctor. DAWSON himself had already been retaliated against for "Bringing a Hungry Guy Some Food". The Victim Santiago tried to jump the chain of command to get his grievances to be taken seriously and we all know what happened to him. Dawson and Downey should've been exonerated for being placed in a "No Win" situation, operating in a Broken Command Structure.

Yeah, my friend often has got to jump through various hoops to get these videos out lol. I will say that whenever I see a flipped version of a movie I like, I am always fascinated because it feels odd. Mainly because I am so used to the way the film actually is. But also because it highlights that certain camera angle + blocking feels inherently wrong for certain moments. And that is so interesting to me cuz it really does say something about camera angles and how they convey certain emotions and/or ideas. Does that make sense? Regardless, thanks for giving our channel a try! Hope you stick around for more!

any you suggest?

that's a very good question - and tough to answer... there are at least THREE parodies

Respect, sure. I truly never disrespect anyone unless I've got reason to. HOWEVER, some folks (including a fair amount of the men and women doing these tough jobs) think that just because these folks are doing these tough jobs (army, navy, police etc), their word is paragon, that they are beyond reproach, and above accountability or critique. THIS I disagree with. Col. Jessup very CLEARLY is one of these people. He thinks that he is owed all this respect, that their word is paragon, that they are beyond reproach. Moore and Cruise's characters simply asked him some fair questions and he chewed them out and majorly disrespected them (making demeaning sexual comments towards Moore's character and calling Cruise's character homophobic slurs). Is this behaviour becoming that of a respectable military leader? Jessup IS quite full of himself. This is dangerous. I mean look at what happens in the movie... because of the way he ran his squad, someone who should've been kicked out of the military due to poor performance was unfairly reprimanded in a way that resulted in his death. I'd say that's VERY poor leadership. Doing these tough jobs certainly requires a certain attitude, sure. I do not possess this and don't pretend to. I do have respect for good folks who perform these tough jobs well and fairly. However, I do not think that ego and self-importance are things that are required. In fact, these things are almost always INCREDIBLY harmful in ANY system/profession. Because these people have this much power... they SHOULD be accoutable and must strive to be the best of us. Putting anyone on a pedestal is dangerous.

Dude it's like you didn't pay attention to the movie. His character is an arrogant know it all who takes nothing seriously. There's a reason everyone is piling on him. He needed a reality check and to start taking things seriously before he became credible.