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FIRST TIME WATCHING ~ BAND OF BROTHERS ~ EPISODE 1 ~ CURAHEE
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@tarasneverseen 2 месяца назад

Welcome to OUR Channel! This is a place for those with a sense of humor. A place where friends can gather, watch a movie, hangout and joke around with each other while discussing movies! You don't have to AGREE with My opinion or anyone else's but that doesn't give you permission to be a Jerkhole and get all disrespectful! BE A DECENT HUMAN BEING IN THE COMMENTS! If you haven't figured it out by now, I take ZERO crap from anyone. If I feel like you violate any of the rules of the channel that I go by when reading/responding to comments, just go ahead and show yourself out and jot down the fact that your comment will be deleted and you will be shunned from the channel...period. OUR Rules are as follows ~ 1. No bullying, trolling or harassment 2. Don't be CREEPY, GROSS or RUDE 3. If you can't be POSITIVE... shut up. Thanks for watching and following the RULES!

@The_Texorcist 2 месяца назад

Band of Brothers is hands down one of the best shows ever.

@brianvernon249 2 месяца назад

Thanks for starting this. Every actor who could, met their real life counterparts. The timing was perfect as the majority of the real men passed 4-6 years later so most of the cast had this honor.

@GrumpyOldGuyPlaysGames 2 месяца назад

Most of the men in Easy Company say Herbert Sobel was a genius when it came to unit training, but as a combat leader in the field, he was a nightmare who would have got them all killed had he not been replaced.

@bernardsalvatore1929 2 месяца назад

In commemoration of the 80 year anniversary of these guys jumping into Normandy on D-DAY, a whole bunch of Airborne paratroopers, including six original cast members from THIS show, jumped into Normandy!! I'm pretty sure there is coverage of it on RU-vid and I believe they made a documentary about the process of the six cast members training to actually get ACTUAL jump wings and be a certified paratrooper!!!😮 Glad you're reacting to this series and you will love it and hopefully show it to your kids and grandkids!!! ❤❤❤

@bernardsalvatore1929 2 месяца назад

Oh and they did the jump out of an original C-47 transport plane!!!

@ItsTaraAnn 2 месяца назад

@@bernardsalvatore1929lol my kid is 21 and I’m sure once I see it and tell her if I think she’ll like it she will watch 😂

@iKvetch558 2 месяца назад

Interesting fact about Winters that gives a big idea as to why he was such a good leader...he enlisted in August of 1941 and completed training as an enlisted man, then he remained at the camp where he trained to help train other men after him. He was selected for Officer Candidate School in April 1942, and after he finished that training and became an officer in July 1942 he volunteered for the Airborne...so when we see him as a Platoon Leader in Easy, that is his third set of training that Winters is undergoing. Fun fact...just about every Regiment in the US Army had an "Easy" company, because "easy" was just the military phonetic for the letter E and the standard structure of a US Army Regiment in WW2 was 9 companies that were lettered from A or Able thru I or Item. So all of those regiments had an B or Baker Company, they all had D or Dog Company, and they all had an E or Easy Company...and so forth.

@ryanphillips4218 2 месяца назад

In his book he actually says his mother was an important influence on his leadership mindset.

@t.j.mcfadden7993 2 месяца назад

What was done with Sobel is sometimes called "Kicking him upstairs" Sink couldn't agree to such a demand from the Sergeants (also called NCO's)- it would be bad for discipline and go against the chain of command. But such an action by the NCO's= the men presumed to be the junior leaders and best soldiers- could not be ignored. Hence Sobel was kicked upstairs, to a position where his weak points would not interfere with his work.

@ExUSSailor 2 месяца назад

This was the MOST expensive TV production ever made at the time it came out. It had a total budget of $120 million, roughly $12 million per episode. The cast was simply AMAZING! Scott Grimes, Michael Fassbender, Tom Hardy, Michael Cudlitz, even James McAvoy.

@2104dogface 2 месяца назад

So from the time i was 17 yrs old every Jan at the Battle of the Bulge Reenactment in Fort Indiantown GAP, PA with E/ 506th living history unit we had almost all the org. Troopers with us (along with Troopers from other Airborne units, and at other events during the year) in our Barrack's and at the public battle. it was this event were i grew up Drinking Prop Blast listing to stories , laughing and singing with these Troopers. God i miss them scalawags those late night drunk Grunt to Grunt talks sitting on bunks with canteen cups of Prop blast and it was this event were XXXX read the letter he got from Tom Hanks asking permission to do it. then he asked us what we thought and we shouted a big HELL YES!! lifting our drinks 100+ Drunken Troopers cheering, them were some epic hangovers

@-Knife- 2 месяца назад

You are in for one hell of a ride with this show. It's a masterpiece.

@lansorbet5882 2 месяца назад

My grandfather was at D-Day. I'm not sure which beach - But he talked about all the places mentioned in this series.

@user-mg8le3rd4q Месяц назад

You were channeling Ricky Bobby, "I don't know what to do with my hands." Lol

@LordToddtastic666 2 месяца назад

Be prepared to get very emotional throughout this series. It grabs you by all the feels

@charlesedwards2856 2 месяца назад

The guy with the pompadour looking hair is Michael Cudlitz from The Walking Dead, the Negotiator, and a bunch of other movies and shows.

@johndrews206 2 месяца назад

15:22 Damian Lewis (Winters) is good. I didn't know he was British until i saw him on a talk show.

@gawainethefirst 2 месяца назад

I still love watching the show Life.

@johndrews206 2 месяца назад

@@gawainethefirst I love him in Billions

@kevinmacnamara7000 2 месяца назад

Prepare to go on the most amazing journey.

@ryanphillips4218 2 месяца назад

In Winter's book he talks about how while Sobel wasn't looking out for the best interest of the men his training is probably the reason Easy had on of the lowest, if not the lowest, night time operations casualty rates.

@rayvanhorn1534 2 месяца назад

These men of that Greatest Generation, I hold in high esteem & have the upmost respect for them. They’re not characters here, the names are of real people who volunteered to fight an evil that covered all four corners of the globe. The accuracy of this series is high but some errors were made, nothing to detract from the stories contained. I do suggest that perhaps if you get into comments during, that you pause…as there is so much information you could miss something vital, especially names. I’ll stick around, see how this pans out.

@ItsTaraAnn 2 месяца назад

Check out some of the other comments about my grandfather being in three wars and a sgt major….and how giving my own names to people and talking it out is how I process things

@michaelspencer4152 Месяц назад

YAY! I think you are the first reactor that noticed Donnie!

@tarasneverseen Месяц назад

honestly..he's the reason we are watching this series

@Lee_H9 2 месяца назад

I'm happy you've gotten around to this. It's a nice PIVOT!

@saaamember97 2 месяца назад

Talking about those hats ..... In the Air Force, we unofficially called them "C_nt Caps." If you looked at it from the top, and spread the sides apart a little, it looked like a ..... Well, you know! Their real name was the "Garrison Cap" (Army) or "Flight Cap" (Air Force).

@chiefcrash1 2 месяца назад

In the Navy/Marines, we used to call 'em piss cutters

@twooharmony2000 2 месяца назад

Magic music intro with episode info

@jeffsherk7056 2 месяца назад

As a color-blind guy, I did not know that those were pig guts until I read a biography of Ronald Spiers. It makes me feel bad that you can see that they are pig guts at a glance, because I will never be able to see them your way.

@arlome 2 месяца назад

No one ever: "This'll be a fun little show to watch" Lol

@TheSocratesian 2 месяца назад

This is great for you guys. Imagine what was going on with D-Day. The plan was for 20,000 airborne troops to jump into Normandy behind the German lines to block reinforcements from the landing beaches. They jumped around midnight and would have no idea what was happening on the beaches where the landings would take place around 6 or 7 AM. The. plan was to land about 160,000 men on those 5 beaches. If you don't know a lot about WW2 in Europe you will learn a good bit about the fighting on the ground. Band of Brothers is a masterpiece.

@ItsTaraAnn 2 месяца назад

I think Kevin cut out a lot of the conversation we had before/after watching this episode where I talk about my grandfather. He passed in 1998. He was a retired Sgt Major from the army and served in WW2, Korea and Vietnam. Of course as a small child I never really heard any of his "war" stories, so things like this make me miss him a bit more because as a grown up, I know I would appreciate any of those kinds of stories he may have told. I know that would be true because my Grandmother, who is 96, tells stories all the time about going to work on the ships as a welder during the war and those are some of my favorite things to hear her talk about. That being said, I can remember before my grandfather passed, they sat down in front of an old camcorder and video taped themselves telling their "life story". I'll have to find out who in the family has them and see if they have been put on discs or something and get myself a copy.

@TheSocratesian 2 месяца назад

@@ItsTaraAnn Wow, making Sgt major is no joke. You should be extremely proud of your grandfather. I'm in awe of what that generation endured and lived through. Like I said, Band of Brothers is a masterpiece and the Gold Standard for this kind of content.

@ItsTaraAnn 2 месяца назад

@@TheSocratesian I am extremely proud of him. I grew up going to the commissary with my grandparents at Ft Benning (now Ft Moore) and being shown housing and offices he lived/worked in at different times. I know he was awarded medals, but sadly I can't remember which ones and I think his daughter (from his first marriage) got them when he passed, but again, hes been gone for quite sometime and I don't remember all the details. But I do share what I do know and remember about him and he is greatly missed. He was such a great man.

@philipcoggins9512 2 месяца назад

IRL Sobel commanded the Headquarters Company of the 101st during the jump and apparently acquitted himself quite well.

@2104dogface 2 месяца назад

False he never made the Normandy Jump. He came ashore by landing craft with the supplies. per the 506th paper work he's listed with the seaborne element of the 506th

@FrenchieQc 2 месяца назад

Loved your reaction, I'll definitely hop on your patreon to binge them all!

@johndrews206 2 месяца назад

16:47 He was also in BH 901210 and the MIghty Ducks 3

@docbearmb 2 месяца назад

Hopefully that’s it for the star gazing. Donnie, David, etc. are not the stars of this series. The men, living and dead ( and being interviewed at the start of each episode) are. These were real heroes with real names and you are hearing those names during the show. Best advice: watch and learn. It’s a stunning story!

@ItsTaraAnn 2 месяца назад

Obviously we know they are not the “stars” of the show but as I explained to someone else, because these people are in it, I am immediately a bit more interested in the series. I’ll still call them whatever name I call them (Donnie, Ross… or even a name I make up for them, whatever) because it’s how I remember characters and follow the story line, and that goes for everything I watch. And if people don’t like that, then they can get over it.

@ItsTaraAnn 2 месяца назад

Also.... I think Kevin cut out a lot of the conversation we had before/after watching this episode where I talk about my grandfather. He passed in 1998. He was a retired Sgt Major from the army and served in WW2, Korea and Vietnam. Of course as a small child I never really heard any of his "war" stories, so things like this make me miss him a bit more because as a grown up, I know I would appreciate any of those kinds of stories he may have told. I know that would be true because my Grandmother, who is 96, tells stories all the time about going to work on the ships as a welder during the war and those are some of my favorite things to hear her talk about. That being said, I can remember before my grandfather passed, they sat down in front of an old camcorder and video taped themselves telling their "life story". I'll have to find out who in the family has them and see if they have been put on discs or something and get myself a copy.

@danharris5999 2 месяца назад

@@ItsTaraAnn Hopefully you can find those recordings and save them for future generations. My father was a Marine who served in Nicaragua during the rebellions in the late 1920's, but was refused re-enlistment into the Marines for WWII because of his age and having 2 children. He occasionally talked about his time in the jungles, but never went into too much detail. I wish I had paid more attention then, but I was a teenager and was more interested in parties and music. .

@gibsongirl2100 2 месяца назад

Apparently, you were sleeping through the entire scene where the NCOs are sitting at the table, discussing what they need to do about Sobel. They'd just given you a handful of scenes where various Easy Co. men were very concerned about going into battle with him. Those guys were writing letters resigning their positions as NCOs in Easy Co. over Sobel's inadequate and dangerous inability to command. It would have been considered an act of mutiny - again, something clearly stated by Col. Sink when they stood in front of him. Where would you get the idea that he was talking about the men being lined up and shot because they pranked an officer into cutting a fence? This show demands that you pay attention, or you'll miss a great deal of the story.

@tarasneverseen 2 месяца назад

calm down..we figured it out

@gibsongirl2100 2 месяца назад

@@tarasneverseen Yeah, finally.

@EastPeakSlim 2 месяца назад

Lt. Winters asks God blessing on his men. He looks each one in the eyes. He helps each one get on the C-47. That defines leadership. Don't bother with Ross. Don't bother with NKOTB. This series has nothing to to with those things.

@ItsTaraAnn 2 месяца назад

Clearly I know the series has nothing to do with those “things” but you see pumpkin, because of those “things” (which are my favorites :NKOTB and Friends ), I am now a bit more interested in the series… 😜

@EastPeakSlim 2 месяца назад

@@ItsTaraAnn it's all good. The more you watch, the more you'll enjoy.

@ItsTaraAnn 2 месяца назад

@@EastPeakSlim I think Kevin cut out a lot of the conversation we had before/after watching this episode where I talk about my grandfather. He passed in 1998. He was a retired Sgt Major from the army and served in WW2, Korea and Vietnam. Of course as a small child I never really heard any of his "war" stories, so things like this make me miss him a bit more because as a grown up, I know I would appreciate any of those kinds of stories he may have told. I know that would be true because my Grandmother, who is 96, tells stories all the time about going to work on the ships as a welder during the war and those are some of my favorite things to hear her talk about. That being said, I can remember before my grandfather passed, they sat down in front of an old camcorder and video taped themselves telling their "life story". I'll have to find out who in the family has them and see if they have been put on discs or something and get myself a copy.

@johnnieangel99 2 месяца назад

You're gonna see some very familiar faces in this series. Good luck catching them.

@williamberry9013 2 месяца назад

You probably over estimate tanks. It's OK, everyone does, even them at first.. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-taHFUKKKmJM.htmlsi=88KitHMIrDHfliKn 13:24 traing film on facing tanks.

@jhilal2385 Месяц назад

More Donnie Wahlberg: "Ransom" (1996) "Righteous Kill" (2008) and some Mark Wahlberg: "Lone Survivor" (2013) *True Story* "Patriots Day" (2016) *True Story* "Deepwater Horizon" (2016) *True Story* "Pain & Gain" (2013) *True Story* "The Perfect Storm" (2000) *True Story*

@gawainethefirst 2 месяца назад

In the Army it’s the stockade, not the brig. That’s the Navy.

@rebelwithoutaclue5693 2 месяца назад

Hold on tight it’s a ruff ride 0:45

@TiltingT 2 месяца назад

I have never watched this series. May need to watch it..Looking forward to House of the Dragon Season 2 starting back on Sunday!

@wwoods66 2 месяца назад

Good Lord -- watch the series itself, before watching someone else's reaction to it! It's definitely worth your time.

@ItsTaraAnn 2 месяца назад

@@wwoods66calm down… this person is an actual friend of ours…

@TiltingT 2 месяца назад

@@ItsTaraAnn you da best!

@ItsTaraAnn 2 месяца назад

@@TiltingT I got your back buddy!! LOL

@chrispittman8854 2 месяца назад

There is a massive amount of companion reading material that I highly recommend. U.S.M.C. 1983-1991

@ItsTaraAnn 2 месяца назад

Yeah I’m not gonna read…. lol I don’t have that much extra time for that

@chrispittman8854 2 месяца назад

@@ItsTaraAnn Citizen Soldiers: The U.S. Army from the Normandy Beaches to the Bulge to the Surrender of Germany is a non-fiction book about World War II written by Stephen E. Ambrose and published in 1997.

@ItsTaraAnn 2 месяца назад

@@chrispittman8854 I’m sure it is lol 😂 still can’t peer pressure me!🤣

@chrispittman8854 2 месяца назад

@@ItsTaraAnn Not so much peer pressure as it's actually a good and easy read. I wouldn't recommend anything too dry get through.

@ItsTaraAnn 2 месяца назад

@@chrispittman8854 sad truth is I’d probably take your advice if I legit had the time. By the time I wind down enough on the daily I’d fall asleep as soon as I picked it up not to mention all of the things i have to do to adult. Seriously we only film one day a week for those reasons

@gallendugall8913 2 месяца назад

Oh no! This show makes me cry. I've seen it a kajillion times and I always cry. On a side note, as I notice your beanie, I have been having a terrible time trying to find a nice beanie. It seems like everyone is buying the same itchy garbage from China and slapping their logo on it. So as a fellow beanie wearer any suggestions or insights would be appreciated.

@ItsTaraAnn 2 месяца назад

I collect the beanies!! I NEVER buy one I don’t see in person first and can touch it to feel how soft they are and usually (not always) I get them if they are merch at a concert cause I’ve never been done wrong by those. lol but yes most of the one I have are from concerts. The one you see here in particular was a random purchase because we went to the mountains and I had forgotten mine and this one has quickly become a favorite that I leave in my car (and tbh if I accidentally lose it, I won’t be mad about it like I would one from a concert 😂)

@gallendugall8913 2 месяца назад

@@ItsTaraAnn that's good advice!

@ItsTaraAnn 2 месяца назад

@@gallendugall8913 My daughter would agree with you on that and tell you I'm really good at it!! LOL 😉

@clutchpedalreturnsprg7710 2 месяца назад

Hello, if at all possible, please do single episodes only. They are too good to be mashed into 30 minutes. Thank you. Tall blonde on " Grosse Point Blank " was killed by Niegan with a baseball bat on " The Walking Dead ". His name is " Randleman ".

@ItsTaraAnn 2 месяца назад

Thank you for understanding how I remember characters in things and using that to talk to me about them!! SO MANY people get butt hurt about it and don't get it!! I like to try to put it this way to folks... think of your friend telling you a story involving other people you may not know and then one day you meet them and can put a face with a name. That's kind of how it works for me... I am putting a name I already know with a face to help me through the story and also when talking about it later it's easier for me to remember "so and so character" because Donnie Wahlberg.

@clutchpedalreturnsprg7710 2 месяца назад

@@ItsTaraAnn Hello, your man " C. Carwood Lipton " is an outstanding Airborne Trooper.

@martinsandt1135 2 месяца назад

nice

@tarasneverseen 2 месяца назад

Thanks

@iambecomepaul 2 месяца назад

Gotta admit… it’s going to hurt my heart to watch you cry. But… history is history.

@ItsTaraAnn 2 месяца назад

I more than likely will not cry. lol. Yes it’s all sad and it’s part of our history but I’ve yet to come across a war/history story that makes me actually cry. So don’t worry about it hurting your heart bud!😉

@iambecomepaul 2 месяца назад

@@ItsTaraAnn don’t get me wrong… when you cry about dolphins, I’m gleeful. lol. If you don’t cry here, I’ll be relieved. I know your path is hard enough. Love you, dear. Tell Bailey she’s remembered here. Tell Kevin I’m tipping my hat at him. Better days are ahead of us. ❤️

@ItsTaraAnn 2 месяца назад

@@iambecomepaul amen!! Too many things have made me cry in my 45 years and it’s not fun. Some people have called me heartless but that’s ok… they don’t know what I’ve been through in life. I kind of learned how to not unless the pain cuts super deep. Now crying from laughter and excitement, that’s a whole different story and it happens all the time and that kind of crying I welcome. 💜🙏🏼❤️

@iambecomepaul 2 месяца назад

@@ItsTaraAnn I’ll always consider you a partner-sojourner. Faced death. Came through. Fight every day. It’s why I adore you.

@ItsTaraAnn 2 месяца назад

@@iambecomepaul oohh.. I like that!! you have no idea how many times ... LOL once a fighter always a fighter.. I do not know what it means to give up... Take a break, yes...but never give up

@davidelmquist8670 2 месяца назад

This is gonna be a long journey, cause you have to watch the Pacific also.

@texasdustfart 2 месяца назад

Maybe I Subscribe

@tarasneverseen 2 месяца назад

maybe we appreciate it?

@cbobwhite5768 2 месяца назад

Fallout ................ must do Fallout.

@bankerlaura 2 месяца назад

You should have paused the video when you want to talk. You missed so much. These were real men. Their story deserved your attention.

@ItsTaraAnn 2 месяца назад

They had my attention. Talking it out is how I process information. I think Kevin cut out a lot of the conversation we had before/after watching this episode where I talk about my grandfather. He passed in 1998. He was a retired Sgt Major from the army and served in WW2, Korea and Vietnam. Of course as a small child I never really heard any of his "war" stories, so things like this make me miss him a bit more because as a grown up, I know I would appreciate any of those kinds of stories he may have told. I know that would be true because my Grandmother, who is 96, tells stories all the time about going to work on the ships as a welder during the war and those are some of my favorite things to hear her talk about. That being said, I can remember before my grandfather passed, they sat down in front of an old camcorder and video taped themselves telling their "life story". I'll have to find out who in the family has them and see if they have been put on discs or something and get myself a copy.