Everything Wrong With A Few Good Men in 20 Minutes or Less 

One of the good movies without a sex scene.

Can you also sin Life (2017)?

Would be great to see you sin Small Soldiers 😂

Any court of law, including a military one, allows an attorney to question a witness, even combatively if need be. Kaffee would never be in trouble for questioning Jessup (although you can’t yell at a witness).

The Firm, Usual Suspects. Maybe even Cop Land ?

One of those movies I OWN and yet will watch if I catch on TV.

Same. No matter where it is in the movie, I always gotta finish it

@@Amish_Trivedi You are not alone, my friend lol

The definition of a Rewatchable. Dialogue, acting, pacing - it's all there.

Shawshank is like that for me, no matter what point the movie is at

Yup, 11:47 of their own video. Tsk tsk, CinemaSins.

That’s glassist.

Came here just to say that. Was holding out for cinemasins calling themselves out later in the video but seems like no one helps in the editing

@@4plus20isHappy 😆

*ding*

Thanks for reminding me that I'm technically an old man. Douchenozzle😂

@@kinglionkayce i was just trying to make a point that it's a good film

I just watched this again a few days ago and that minute long scene by Jack is freaking awesome. It’s still so good

Jack knows how to look unhinged. Probably because he is a little unhinged

Did he really? I’ve seen this like 20 times and I never noticed that. Gotta go back and watch it again

In the 1980's, Michael Caine made a series of instructional videos about acting. It was called "Acting in Film" but it was informally known as "Masterclass". These films where showed anywhere and to anyone that either acted, planned to act or even thought of maybe one day acting. So good was this series that Morgan Freeman (in an interview with Graham Norton) himself credits the Masterclass series for teaching him the close up trick. One of the tips given during close up training is that you should never blink during close up. Caine got these tips by studying and listening to the icons of film (he tells a humourous story about getting one such piece of advice from Marlena Dietrich) so Jack Nicholson maybe got this by watching those films, or he got the same advice Michael Caine did.

He also improvised "YOU CANT HANDLE THE TRUTH!"

Oorah

My first thought. I learned that in boot camp; that you don't salute uncovered.

Could not agree more, especially that last salute in court, but these guys don't know that. It is obvious who the Marines are when looking at the comments

Rah

Yut

Except that Marines don’t salute without their covers (hats) on.

⁠@@djpatron100Dawson’s been dishonourably discharged, he’s not a Marine anymore

@@Justice237Well played 😃

Yeah, that's the manipulative effect the director wanted on the audience. And that's why he sinned it.

@@afshanyunus5447 lol no. It’s a complete lack of knowledge of the US military.

Why do people actually think sins mean anything, he literally gave a 3rd sin off earlier in the movie because he FELT like it. Stop trying to make sins mean something, they're not actually quantitative good lord.

@@holyflanders924 Who touched you?

​@nickcervenka8756 what a response!

@@nickcervenka8756 My loved ones? Because I at least interact with them? At least I can answer that question.

Hey at least it got a sin off! Cut CS some slack.

When I was in high school in the 80s there was a kid that got arrested for handing out Vitamin C and telling people it was LSD (and no it wasn't me). The boom was lowered upon him.

Lets be real here, the sin would probably just be added to the US instead lol.

Couple that with the even more strict UCMJ and yea that scene isn't totally out of the question

Not to mention in the military. The rules were a lot more strict, especially back then.

This isn't state. It's UCMJ.

Oops

How did Jeremy/Cinemasins miss that?!

He's still a nitpicking little bitch

Thank you. Someone knows the pain of RLP.

and they do multiple takes with the same intensity

In an interview, Kevin Pollak said Jessup was written as an antisemite.

Angie tribecca homage scene is perfect too.

It’s cause he’s Jewish

I can't remember where I read/heard it, but Sorkin wrote it as a way of presenting Jessep as an anti-Semite without saying he's an anti-Semite. Obviously, this could be a pure retcon, but it would make sense. Plus, I often feel like Nicholson inserted a little more disdain in the words Lieutenant Weinberg. That said, it seems like Sorkin should have had Jessep single out Galloway rather than Weinberg. He already had that "nothing sexier than a woman you have to salute in the morning" speech in the scene around the lunch table. So saying "You, Commander Galloway?" during the courtroom outburst would have completed a Chekhov's Gun of misogyny.

Robin Williams in One Hour Photo

Jamie Kennedy in Criminal Minds.

Oddly, the way Chris Guest acts in this movie might be the closest we've ever seen to the real him. For all of his incredible comedic works, he is notoriously dry when the cameras are off. If you ever watch Best In Show with the commentary audio track on, you won't be able to unsee Commander Stone from this movie.

But every time I watch the movie I would always be like “wow he’s very much drunk driving right now

I didn't know that. "House" used the technique a lot, and sort of broke the fourth wall mentioning it once.

Even on the West Wing, Sorkin has admitted he never put the walk and talk in the script. Tommy Schlamme came up with it the night before shooting the pilot

It amazines me this play and movie essentially made Sorkins career.

Wizard of Oz did it first. It was half the movie.

I used to have a book of them. They're so great.

He IS right though. Meryl or Jodie would’ve been EPIC.

Easily 5 sins (minimum) removed. Such an iconic line, and delivery.

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I was part of that unit, Silent Drill Platoon. There’s certainly “conversations” when mistakes are made.

The drill team in the movie was the Texas A&M Fish Drill Team in Marine uniforms.

@@granatmof I did not know that!

They actually do. According to military law, a subordinate MUST refuse an illegal order. In other words, that an order was given is not, by itself a defense for committing a crime. To get this dismissed in a military trial you would have to definitively prove that the defendants' lives would be in danger if they refused.

Should have removed a fourth sin for that

They made this years ago and was only available on their Patreon account. So it may have been the first time.

Barbie having back to back sin removals is kinda…

@@chineduobuekwe Is kinda...what?

@@chineduobuekwe I agree. I don't think Barbie was *that* good. Although this movie certainly is.

Excellent logic 👏

nab and nhl have the same number of games.

I was just-read-your-comment years old when I realized that.

That's why attempted murder and murder are separate charges. If you keep trying and failing and nobody tries to impose restrictions or sanctions on you, you will keep trying until one day you don't fail. And ideally, we would like to prevent that.

Correct, the thought being you’re buying what you think is an illicit drug, whether it is or not is inconsequential. “YOU” thought it was, so therefore you are guilty of the “act” of buying an illegal drug under the UMCJ. The thought process of the military can be quite repressive. And as a former serviceman in the 80’s, they would also administer some type of punishment (non-judicial) to your shipmate as “guilt by association”. Again “the thought” being, you’re his bunk-mate / room-mate, you should know what he does or has done. Been there, got 30-day restrictive duty for a roommates drug dealing. Didn’t have a clue what he was doing off duty but got fu for it anyway.

@@JohnSmith-gb5vg I get the point of the punishing the roommate to make crime less desirable. But did that go on your record (I don't know anything about the military but I assume there's a record of all infractions). Because THAT would be unfair.

Supposedly in the actual play Jessup’s antisemitism was more apparent

You can tell by the way he spits out "Weinberg"...it's dripping with scorn and disdain

That's good to know. I always thought Pollack was being too sensitive. I I mean Jessup had total contempt for everyone in the room.@@williamgiesen4910

I always thought it was an attempt by Jessup to show that he remembers details and is aware of everything, thus making his testimony less questionable.

Antiemetic??

I don't appreciate the Yoo-hoo slander from him, lol

I grew up enjoying them after baseball practice actually.

I love Yoo-Hoo, i thought I was going crazy with how far down I had to scroll to find any comments on it😂

Are you only literally drinking it or are you also virtually drinking it?

I love Yoo-hoo. So do my kids.

I'm not sure she wants to imagine Jessup going "all the way" with anyone ;-)

I couldn't stop

True but they already said bye so it was still unnecessary.

Who made these rules? I wasn't notified. @@Blasted2Oblivion

@@slayerduval1 The ubiquitous "they" made the rules. I don't know who the "they" is in this situation but it was them for sure.

@@Blasted2Oblivion Be glad you don't know who they are. It's a burden of Herculean proportions. And "they" do not like to be intermingled with "them".

When we visited my grandparents in Brooklyn, we would all hug and say goodbye. Then just as we were pulling away, my dad would honk twice. We can't be the only ones

Ferm la bouche!! For all my French speakers out there.

What are you referring to regarding eating apples please

The scene when Cruise's character enters the office while not just eating an apple, but holds it in his mouth while he opens the door and then needs a wastebasket to dispose of the core. CinemaSins always points out when a movie has a character eat an apple (because it tends to signal "this character is a jerk") and this was a big one!

you commented this... 3 years ago?

@@loganbigmo yes…?

@@Nikkiflausch that's cool!

I was hoping they'd have it in the outtakes

Why is your comment 4 years old?

@@emileblanche5868 A time traveler from the past.

Imagine if they used a different flavor instead how much different the scene would be DID YOU ORDER A BAJA BLAST!? YOU GODDAM RIGHT A DID

This came out when there’s only three flavors Regular Livewire Code Red

Yep. Tremors and A Few Good Men are my all time fave Kevin Bacon movies 🤓🎞️🎬

@@mizztery2994There’s actually a site called The Oracle of Bacon, and I’ll be damned if it’s all but impossible to find someone with more than 6 degrees away from him. I’ve tried everyone from WC Fields to the Olson Twins and sure enough….

They made this years ago and was only available on their Patreon account.

nah, he's a meathead and he should keep his mouth shut

I’m this is a garbage channel he’s trash at everything he does

They made this years ago and was only available on their Patreon account.

I agree. Cinema Sins should do an episode on "The Sandlot"

He's joking obviously.

lol...no kidding!😆

Speaking of out of order, why does it say your comment was posted 4 years ago?

@@loganbigmo See other comment from cinema sins. I think this was a patron video or sin week video that has been made public.

@@dumahim I saw the pinned comment. I know how Patreon works. Unless YOU commented this 4 years ago when it was Patron exclusive, it's a glitch.

@@loganbigmo yes, I posted the comment that long ago when it came out. There's plenty of others who did as well, it isnt just me.

@@dumahim Interesting! I had no idea he had videos unlisted for that long. thanks for sharing

I would have sexist, not racist.

Because on this channel it's a recurring joke that racism=sexism=homophobia=ableism, etc.

Feels like a missed opportunity…title of cinema sins sex tape?

Why the hell Jessep fought so hard to keep a soldier who was clearly not performing well is a total mystery to me. Why not just give Santiago his transfer? That's all he wanted.

@@lpr5269 Just pig-headedness. He doesn't want to be told no. His defining characteristic is, he must be in charge, and be the smartest person in the room. Hmmmm... transfer Santiago. Yes, I'm sure you're right. I'm sure that's the thing to do. Wait, I've got a better idea. Let's transfer the whole squad off the base. Let's... On second thought, Windward! Let's transfer the whole Windward Division off the base. John, go on out there and get those boys down off the fence, they're packing their bags. Tom! Get me the President on the phone. We're surrendering our position in Cuba! Wait a minute, Tom, don't get the President just yet. Maybe we should consider this for a second. Dismissed, Tom. Maybe, and I'm just spit balling here, maybe, we have a responsibility as officers to training Santiago. Maybe we as officers have a responsibility to this country to see to that the men and women charged with its security are trained professionals. Yes, I'm certain that I read that somewhere once. And now I'm thinking, Colonel Markinson, that your suggestion of transferring Santiago, while expeditious and certainly painless, might not be, in a matter of speaking, the American way. Santiago stays where he is. We're gonna train the lad!