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GREEN BERET Reacts to The Original RED DAWN | Beers and Breakdowns

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What is up everyone?! Welcome to another episode of Beers and Breakdowns, where a Green Beret drinks and talks too much! In this video we react to the original Red Dawn.
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@FNGACADEMY 2 года назад

looking for more of a tactical review? we did that on this version. Enjoy! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-7PlUlAmNrGk.html

@pyeitme508 2 года назад

Wow

@PHXDOG 2 года назад

That's not Red Dawn. That is some invasion of the body snatchers fake wannabe

@rustzz8 2 года назад

There is only one Red Dawn IMO we just need to forget the other one exists.

@kennylane9095 2 года назад

11 minutes for original and 17 for the crappy follow up? Injustice!

@eddvoss Год назад

Everytime I watch the guys parachuting in, my knees scream in pain.

@jonathancathey2334 2 года назад

Believe or not. The C.I.A. asked the production crew were they got Soviet vehicles. Of course at this time, it was impossible for Hollywood to get real Soviet equipment, at that time. The production crew told the C.I.A. that the vehicles were mock ups using wood and cardboard . All of the AKM rifles were Egyptian Maadis. Which were as close as you get. The RPK is a Valmet rifle out of Finland (which the same rifle can be seen in the movie Commando, staring Arnold Schwarzenegger).They mocked up M60s to look like DSHK machine guns. The art department went all out on this movie. You have to consider/remember that the best information we were getting about Soviet equipment was coming out of Afghanistan at that time.

@jaydensmith443 2 года назад

Thats actually cool as fuck

@G1llmanBlacklg00n 2 года назад

The tanks were built on an M-48 Tank Chassis and are mostly fiberglass. They did a great job mocking up the soviet armor. The Hind helicopters weren't bad but Stallone had better mock-ups in his Rambo movie set in Afghanistan.

@damndirtyrandy7721 2 года назад

@@G1llmanBlacklg00n you have to remember at this time, there was still a bounty on Soviet helicopter parts and the bump under the chin of the hind was thought to be some sort of “death ray” as stories related by the mujahideen were saying. There were very few pics and they were grainy of Hinds A-models with the square cockpit glass.

@Harv72b 2 года назад

I served with the OPFOR at Fort Irwin in the mid-90's. The mockups (vismods) we used for Soviet equipment were laughable compared to what they put together for this movie. Our "Hind" was just an old Huey with Soviet-style camo and a tiny fiberglass bump mounted under the nose.

@tyguy6296 2 года назад

that's all really awesome. thanks for that!

@MrOddball63 Год назад

William Smith, the actor who played the Russian officer, was active in the Air force during the Korea war. Was fluent in Russian, French, German and Serbo-Croatian. He did some secret ferret stuff behind Soviet borders and had clearances from both CIA and NSA but decided on an acting career instead of furthering his employ within the government. So he was a real life, bona fide, badass...

@robwalsh9843 Год назад

And he played the mighty father of Conan the Barbarian! "This you can trust!"

@user-rt9zq8rs9k 9 месяцев назад

And you can never be sure if that's his real name . I think he was a high ranking spy for the CIA or NSA .

@MrOddball63 9 месяцев назад

@@user-rt9zq8rs9k Given his background I wouldn't be surprised...

@discipleaj 2 года назад

"The chair is against the wall" Original is a product of its time and better than the remake. The remake literally had no excuse to be worse.

@FNGACADEMY 2 года назад

they should have fired drake and made it rated R

@Wyatt0987654321 2 года назад

@@FNGACADEMY they also should have kept the invaders as the Chinese

@mcelravys 2 года назад

John has a long mustache. John. Has. A. Long. Mustache. That and the chair were English translations of transmissions to the French Resistance on D-Day 1944.

@TheDoorspook11c 2 года назад

@@mcelravys See the Longest Day or the book.

@Mikhail-Tkachenko Год назад

@@FNGACADEMY Drake? That was Josh Peck. The Black Rifle Coffee Company is garbage by the way. They regularly donate to anti-2A Democrat campaigns.

@rifles_up2263 2 года назад

The OG Red Dawn is legit as fuck,almost 40yrs old and still holds up

@scrapperstacker8629 2 года назад

Because of that grenade scene I practiced throwing a practice one that I bought in a surplus store all through high school. When I went to basic training in 1988 I qualified expert.

@stevedavenport1202 2 года назад

I only got one toss. The range safety NCOs eyes got really wide when I hesitated half a second to throw mine.

@darkhorse6829 2 года назад

That isn't saying too much. Was there people that didn't qual expert on grenade?

@justaperson3641 2 года назад

My buddy told me during basic a guy threw the pin instead

@colinandrew89 2 года назад

😂😂😂

@johnrobb9408 Год назад

Wish I could have got one, I boloed

@shobud71 2 года назад

The beginning was filmed at my school in my hometown of Las Vegas, New Mexico. Our hometown was and sounded like a war zone for months

@3SIXTYPROD 2 года назад

Hell yeah this movie was my absolute favorite as a kid

@FNGACADEMY 2 года назад

it's awesome!

@davidfinley6708 2 месяца назад

@@FNGACADEMYcould you guys do an episode where you just give each other HJs the whole time?

@napalmstickylikeglue 2 года назад

In an invasion situation.....there would be no such thing as murder. It's kill or be killed. The only other option would be to tie him up and leave him for his buddies to find, which in turn would be able to give them Intel as well as be able to get back on the battlefield. Or to take them prisoner where they become a liability against the rest of the group as well as use the limited resources that your group has. Plus every single one of their soldiers that get taken out has to be replaced. It takes resources and time to replace those soldiers. You take out enough of them you break their will to fight.

@brianthomas9254 2 года назад

Lone Survivor is the true story of what could happen if you let him go.

@napalmstickylikeglue 2 года назад

@@brianthomas9254 yup.

@lanesilva9234 2 года назад

@@brianthomas9254 and the main reason they let em go was because of liberal media. Really sad

@WizzRacing Год назад

Not to mention he just got through trying to kill them... And being High School kids. They were still pissed they lost their parents. As Revenge is a poor excuse for Justice. But there is no Justice in War.. Just the living and dead...

@jamesstetson6581 Год назад

@@lanesilva9234you think that as it was being decided what to do with him, the main thing going into the decision making was the opinion of Rachel Maddox? Come on

@Johnson11c 2 года назад

Always enjoy the reviews and breakdowns. Lone survivor, 12 strong the rock, 13 hours and so many movies yall could breakdown! Keep up the great work FNG!

@FNGACADEMY 2 года назад

all on the list!

@Johnson11c 2 года назад

Awesome can't wait brotha!

@RogerCharlamange 2 года назад

They did 12 strong I think

@Phil1128b 2 года назад

How has a channel about Green Berets reviewing movies not reviewed the movie "The Green Berets"?

@brianthomas9254 2 года назад

The Russians had a vertical take-off fighter, the Yak 38, which is like our harrier. That’s why it started to go straight up in the movie.

@FNGACADEMY 2 года назад

oh nice!

@SGTDave 2 года назад

There will never be another like John Milius in Hollywood. One of a kind.

@technopirate304 2 года назад

@2:10, I’ve heard the director asked Swayze to think about the death of his real father. Swayze’s dad Jesse had passed away a year before this movie went into production.

@jokersanonymous3166 Год назад

That's actually a f*cked thing to ask an actor. If Swayze chose to, great, but for some dude to ask that of someone is so jacked.

@LA_HA Год назад

@@jokersanonymous3166 No, it's not. It's called Method Acting and that's precisely how actors without the ability to summon tears or other intense emotions are able to bring it. Search up Lee Strasberg. He's a legend in the acting world. This is how art is made, versus artificial strain to get something out that you just can't feel. And it's a very good bet that every one of your favorite actors are a follower of Strausberg and the Method Acting style

@jokersanonymous3166 Год назад

@@LA_HA I know all about it. I'm also an actor and have studied Stanislavski, Uta Hagen, Meisner, etc. You missed the whole point. I said for someone, the director, in this case to ask an actor to think on their dead father for a production is so wrong opposed to if Swayze chose ON HIS OWN to go there, then fine.

@LA_HA Год назад

@@jokersanonymous3166 Disagreement doesn't mean I missed the point. But, let's just agree to disagree and enjoy the movie. haha

@evanjustyn4040 2 года назад

Finally! The making of this movie is just as amazing as the movie itself

@FNGACADEMY 2 года назад

so fun to watch

@JaneSmith-so6hw Год назад

The scene where the father talks about pushing his sons on a swing foreshadows the ending where both sons are on a swing, one dead and the other arguably more than likely close to death. For something so small in detail, this movie shines by foreshadowing the events. I know there are people out there that say Jed survived. I always hoped that was the case and still hope that's the case, but if not then I love the story of their father's favorite story of pushing them on a swing and both brothers dying on a swing. It's cliche to say this, but it would be like both brothers are reunited with their father in the happiest moment of time as a family. Themes and shit.

@thesehandlesarefuckingstupid Год назад

They werent on a swing lol. They were on a bench. It wasnt foreshadowing at all.

@JaneSmith-so6hw Год назад

@@thesehandlesarefuckingstupid It's not so much foreshadowing about the swings and bench, both are commonly in parks tho. The real foreshadowing comes from when the father says- "I'm not going to be around to pick you up when you fall down, both of you are going to have to take care of each other now", which is literally how both brothers die. Jed picking up Matt and carrying him to the bench. Foreshadowing. Also: Harry Dean Stanton stole the scene with his acting.

@thesehandlesarefuckingstupid Год назад

@@JaneSmith-so6hw So we agree that you were wrong about them dying on the swing, cool

@JaneSmith-so6hw Год назад

@@thesehandlesarefuckingstupid Yeah, it's definitely a bench and when I said swing, I meant like a bench swing, not a single person swing for children. Still correct about all the foreshadowing in the scene tho, keep in mind I also write some of my comments after some beers, so mistakes will be made lol.

@JaneSmith-so6hw Год назад

@@thesehandlesarefuckingstupid Also, just watched the scene. There are literally two swings directly behind them in shot, so there's the confusion. Foreshadowing and shit.

@GranPuba Год назад

"you haven't gone through SF yet." "You can't take that away from me dog." LMAO 🤣

@nurse824 6 месяцев назад

I know it is only a movie. They barely had the resources to take care of themselves let alone take care of a prisoner. He had to be eliminated.

@keithdean9149 2 года назад

As far as taking the guy prisoner vs murdering him, they did not really have the resources to take prisoners. The director has stated he wanted this to be an anti-war movie and show how war can cause people to lose their humanity. That is probably best shown when they kill one of their friends because he betrayed them. I do wish you had gone into a little more detail on the scene where they are planning the attack on the prison compound. I just think that is the funniest part in the movie, but it does show that they are still just kids with no formal military training.

@lukedalton Год назад

IRC John Milius original plan was to show how this was an old man's war fought by young men and there were other two characters that were cut when the higher ups changed the plan, basically we will have followed two young russian soldiers that were meant to be the wolverine counterpart in this war. We can see a remnant of this idea in how the only adult that don't push the kids to fight and seem to have a sincere interest in their well being and survival is ironically the downed pilot that lead them for a while.

@chrisc.2591 Год назад

This has always been one of my guilty pleasures since I saw it in the theater…as a kid. I still love it and really won’t waste my time with the substandard (putting it nicely) remake.

@TheRambler-pz1gx 2 года назад

This was my child hood. Red Dawn VHS 1987/88 ( I forget exactly) Fort Lewis Wa. We just got back from Fort Irwin. I was 8/9 years old. one of my buddies jacked the VHS from his dad. We went around to all our Friends looking for a house where the parents were gone, and had a VHS player. This took a couple days. We hid the VHS in our fort that all the kids had built in a green belt area on the out skirts of our development on the fort. Finally one our friends mom had some appointments for the morning. once she left we all went over there to watch it. our minds were blown. We played ARMY all the time anyways, but after seeing the Wolverines kicking commy ass that is all we did the rest of that summer. It was Fort building playing ARMY, or G.I. Joes playing ARMY.

@SwordFighterPKN 2 года назад

Having grown up in the 80's this movie was awesome! WOLVERINES!!!!!!

@dayontapout 2 года назад

Watching you watch the original is still better than watching the remake.

@politicallyinsensitive4200 2 года назад

In 2009 or 10 one of our platoons found a model of our JSS while on patrol. It was scary accurate.

@snakedoc565 2 года назад

What's a jss?

@politicallyinsensitive4200 2 года назад

@@snakedoc565 joint security station iirc. It was manned by both US military and Iraqi police and we'd do missions together on occasion

@rangerwolfhound Год назад

@@politicallyinsensitive4200 you had locals working or kids in ???? thats scary stuff - especially had dialed in mortar crew

@smasher.338 Год назад

When the haqqani network did the attacks at salerno and fenty, they were using fucking google maps! When i saw the video they released, i wondered why the us never thought that it should have been censored.

@libertymoanlabe1251 Год назад

This traumatized me as a kid and it didn’t help that my school classroom looked identical to this with a giant field outside the window. I constantly got in trouble for staring out the window.

@cowetareserve 2 года назад

These are all awesome! Better recaps than sitting through some of these full movies again. A lot of them held up; a lot of them didn’t! Excited to see what movies you dudes do in the future!

@FNGACADEMY 2 года назад

thanks man! we have a long list!

@cowetareserve 2 года назад

@@FNGACADEMY sweeeeeet! Have fun!

@No-One-of-Consequence 8 месяцев назад

The Steznaz officer on top of the tank they ambushed who said, "Forgetthe broad, get her stuff..." was a Green Beret legend Fred Rexer. He was one of the military advisers on the film. Fred spent over three years in Vietnam and racked up a Silver Star and six Purple Hearts. I thought you guys might enjoy knowing that. After the service he made his living advising Hollywood productions and selling Class 3 weapons as a licensed dealer.

@shellythom7248 5 месяцев назад

The guys actually camped and did survival stuff with their dad in the movie. I believe that’s their background. Hence the reason they know the area and guns. This movie was awesome when I grew up I loved it.

@paulc3802 2 года назад

dudes you cut the best part when the kid holds up his AK and screams WOLVERINES !!

@alancranford3398 2 года назад

I had professional Order of Battle experience. Running a T-72 by itself isn't tactically sound in counter-insurgency--but many gas stations in the western USA had diesel even back in the Eighties. I was in the Army when Red Dawn came out and sometimes diesel-powered Army vehicles would refuel from commercial sources.

@G1llmanBlacklg00n 2 года назад

Back in the 80's SF loved this movie!

@kevinjimenez9689 2 года назад

Great video! My AP World History teacher showed us this movie in high school. I still think the story behind the making of this is the most interesting aspect. Outstanding Breakdown. Would love to see an episode on Full Metal Jacket or Sicario.

@pyeitme508 2 года назад

Love the classic 😍 Red Dawn from the mod 1980s!

@FNGACADEMY 2 года назад

it is a way better movie for sure

@pyeitme508 2 года назад

@@FNGACADEMY agree 👍

@stephenjackkson4238 2 года назад

I watched your video on the Red Dawn remake a while back and you said you’d do the original - I thought that would be awesome to see but probably just an empty promise. Was pumped to see this pop up!

@christopherbroughton2992 2 года назад

Too bad the review sucked.

@rtm27 2 года назад

The films military advisor was a former Vietnam era special forces soldier who took the main cast on a 2 month training course. William Smith, who played Streinkov, was a former Air Force intelligence who served in Korea and was fluent in Russian

@FNGACADEMY 2 года назад

sounds like Tropic Thunder

@tballstaedt7807 2 года назад

Charlie Sheen later said that Wliam Smith scared the shit out of him the whole time.

@cbeaudry4646 2 года назад

A good Patrick Swayze war movie is "Uncommon Valor" (1983). It's about Vietnam vets going back to rescue POWs. Also "Green Berets" with John Wayne

@alancranford3398 2 года назад

The jet destroyed on the ground was supposed to be a YAK-36 VTOL ground attack plane.

@motozealot5176 2 года назад

Hell yeah! Love beers and breakdowns!

@FNGACADEMY 2 года назад

thanks man

@jjay2842 2 года назад

LMAO that heavy breathing as the dad is speaking in the camp though, so focused... hahaha!🤣

@drakecao2663 2 года назад

Haven’t seen this one, but that opening scene alone was better than all of the new one. Please do a breakdown of Black Crab with Andy! Lots of arctic warfare stuff to talk about!

@FNGACADEMY 2 года назад

we'll add it to the list

@gdelan1 2 года назад

It's way better than the other one

@IronMikeDyson1979 Год назад

I remember being terrified when I saw the teacher and students getting shot, very traumatic

@andreimtriscas6626 2 года назад

First time watched you guys but, absolutely loved it...😂

@williamjones6031 2 года назад

WELL DONE🤩 Thanks for letting me "re-watch' this again. I'm glad you liked it. It's been a favorite of mine as well. 1. Harry Dean Stanton(RIP) was one of the best character actors I've ever seen. Deep portfolio, including Alien, Pretty in Pink, Christine, Escape from New York and the Green Mile. He even had a part in Cheech and Chong's Up in Smoke. It was when the boys went to jail and he was an inmate but the footage was cut. 2. Loved Patrick(RIP) 3. Charlie Sheen Can play other than funny.

@austinallen1437 Год назад

that was actually charlie sheens very first movie.

@Anakinskywalkerfan1 Год назад

@@austinallen1437 yes

@Bryan-uw1ny 2 года назад

I died at "go get some bolt cutters"

@sethrichardson8344 2 года назад

The scene with fighter jet tilting up, it was on a ground base catapult system like on a carrier. Several countries used them but stopped they really didn't work that good.

@armynurseboy 2 года назад

No it wasn't. It was a Yak-38 VTOL fighter. It was the Russian version of the Harrier, so could take off vertically.

@eldritchmorgasm4018 2 года назад

@@armynurseboy Yup, the YAK-38 was kinda like the Sea Harrier II, though I don't know if this was supposed to be a YAK-38 in the movie, and I don't know anything about the YAK-38s effectiveness in general, was it worth anything in combat?

@armynurseboy 2 года назад

@@eldritchmorgasm4018 the aircraft in the movie was supposed to be a YAK-38

@845835 2 года назад

These dudes never watched the original film until now!

@FNGACADEMY 2 года назад

un-American!!!

@845835 2 года назад

@@FNGACADEMY I remember a teacher in high school who said this wasn't a movie but instead a training video but then again that same teacher would probably be swallowing the pro-Putin BS we see today.

@azrielisrael8505 2 года назад

i love this SFs operator :D u r so on point with ur comments4

@timothymongold2381 2 года назад

Please do Generation Kill I know its a 7 part mini series but I would love to see a breakdown of that show. It's a damn good show

@daf7180 2 года назад

Hey buck you have some great classes on how to pack your rucksack and all that good stuff. Could you do a video on how to pack it with actual CIF gear for the 03 guys to have a better idea on how to pack actual gear for the field. Thanks a lot love you content

@FNGACADEMY 2 года назад

will do! ill use Tom's gear

@delta34golf 2 года назад

7:10 @Buck, please note these are RGD-5 hand grenades with the UZRGM fuse, these come from the factory with a cheat to automatically go into BTR-60 hatches.

@battlecross8540 11 месяцев назад

6:12 Actually this does make sense. Most Soviet T model tanks including the T-80 up until 1999 ran on diesel gasoline. So back in 1983 this wouldn't be weird.

@sh60guy25 2 года назад

The movie The Big Red One has a good line between Mark Hamill and Lee Marvin about the difference between murder and killing.

@justinwise3467 2 года назад

"Patrick Swayze, I don't think you know how dying works!" Uh....I think he does.

@TheCarlsuching 11 месяцев назад

Patrick Swayze never had the opportunity to say goodbye to his dad before his dad passed away. He used it for that "I love you" scene.

@colemanwalsh7477 Год назад

watching two veterans get buzzed and review movies i didn't know i needed this lol

@chuccfreeze1159 2 года назад

Great content tho love the videos!

@FNGACADEMY 2 года назад

Appreciate it!

@lukeherbert3535 2 года назад

Chuck Norris in delta force would be a great one! Love this whole series so far! Also, I made an impossible throw once, crushed gum wrapper right into this dude’s butt in biology class. I saw an opportunity and seized the moment🤣

@ck9363 2 года назад

At around 5:40...No. you couldn't take him prisoner. You couldn't let him go either. If they took him, where would they keep him? They live outside. They had no base. No fob,no cells or even cages. How would you feed him? Or treat his wounds? You can't learn anything from him by keeping him, you don't speak the same language. But even if you could, then what? If they took him he would escape eventually. Then you and your team would die. The great part about that scene was ...the leader didn't ask anyone else to do it. He took on the responsibility of killing the soldier himself. For his team. That's the lesson. War is killing. Call it murder, hunting, servicing targets, etc. Taking life, is taking life. It was absolutely necessary. He did the the best one could do. In my, not so humble, opinion

@restlesscowboy78 2 года назад

When it was released, it was the most violent movie ever made.

@jasonbrown5014 2 года назад

What about 7.62x51mm (.308 win)? Do the "bad guys" keep fighting when hit by that or go down?

@Kevin_Actual 2 года назад

“Patrick Swayze don’t know how to die” Yes, yes he does.

@FNGACADEMY 2 года назад

ouch

@DJTheMetalheadMercenary 2 года назад

Wolverines!!!!! Classic movie hah, Brandon Hererra does a slick breakdown of the weapons in this film (since it was hard to get Combloc weapons at the time being it was still the Cold War, they had to improvise).

@FNGACADEMY 2 года назад

nice! ill check it out

@KPX-nl4nt 2 года назад

The Red Dawn scene at 8:31 with the Soviet aircraft lifting up was a replica Yak-38 VTOL (Vertical Take-Off and Landing) fighter/attack jet similar to the Harrier. The hand grenade was tossed into the air intake of the vertically mounted jet lift engines. Therefore, it fodded out the lift engines and exploded them along with the aircraft. Watch closely as the pilot ejected as the aircraft began exploding. The Rock is a completely laughable movie in terms of military accuracy. U.S. Air Force F/A-18’s??? WTF😂

@vanquish6369 2 года назад

You guys are awesome

@azrielisrael8505 2 года назад

i love u guys yah :D

@andreimtriscas6626 2 года назад

You guys Crack me up 😂😂😂...

@braiden408 2 года назад

Haven't even watched this yet, and I already know its going to be fire

@FNGACADEMY 2 года назад

thanks man

@christopherbroughton2992 2 года назад

Imagine your disappointment

@heliowolf5042 2 года назад

It would l be interesting to see you play or even just react to some realistic games. Try Arma 3 or Squad on PC. In my competitive Squad group we watched infantry ROTC lectures for squad and platoon level tactics. The RU-vidr Karmakut has a lot of footage of these sorts of games, plays with veterans and organizes sim events.

@lanesilva9234 2 года назад

Yea they could do it with Drewski

@noerosas7691 2 года назад

Ya didnt recap where the Air Force Colonel explains how, when, where the invasion happen. If you really think about it, it sounds like a legit invasion plan.

@dlbkr2 2 года назад

In the movie, the Russian Jet that Tilts upward is supposed to be a Russian YAK-38 which is a real plane that can take off vertically.

@ArmymanZ83 2 года назад

2:15, the Dad would've gotten his sons caught and killed he tried to have them get bolt cutters. He wanted his kids to be strong and avenge him. Remember, they are high school kids. They aren't soldiers. 8:30, he's paraphrasing Emiliano Zapata who said "It's better to die upon your feet than to live upon your knees!". He wanted them to die stand up and fighting not die begging on their knees.

@croissantlover1 2 года назад

I loved the fence scene, showed the humanity side of things.

@SuperShhitTalk 6 месяцев назад

my advice - don't jump so much in the movie. you skipped the entire escape from the school, getting supplies and initial trip to the woods. huge jump from the enemy landing at the school and everyone in interment camps lol. wtf.

@vrcmf3172 2 года назад

Can we have like another 5 of these? These reviews are THE BEST

@FNGACADEMY 2 года назад

we will keep them coming!

@napalmstickylikeglue 2 года назад

5? No....like a few hundred.

@vrcmf3172 2 года назад

@@napalmstickylikeglue 😂😂😂 ya I meant like in a row. Now In totality.

@napalmstickylikeglue 2 года назад

@@vrcmf3172 I know...in a row. 🙂

@davidmedina8774 2 года назад

CANT WAIT FOR THE ROCK LOVE THAT MOVIE ! 🙏🏽

@stewpacalypse7104 Год назад

Once I had my boys the scene with Swayze & Sheen with their dad at the camp really hit me different. Just thinking now of them being small and playing gets me emotional. My oldest is almost 21 now, and a USAF EOD tech in Korea. His goal if to go SF when his 1st enlistment is over. He'll be calling you guys.

@WarGasm0824 2 года назад

That jet that did the nose lift then sat back down was supposed to be a vertical takeoff and landing jet that Russia had back in the 80s that didn’t last very long called the Yak-38 it was their version of our AV-8 Harrier jump jet.

@emmywasilik8287 Год назад

They are supposed to be in school in Camulet, Colorado, but most of the movie was filmed in Las Vegas, New Mexico

@JaneSmith-so6hw Год назад

That speech is amazing

@KiDsHoToNe 2 года назад

This was awesome

@suzijeffs529 Год назад

Really like the breakdowns. Would like to see Apocalypse Now (1979) and We Were Soldiers (2002).

@rifles_up2263 2 года назад

I like to refer to Jennifer Grey as “The 1st Wolverine to kill” hhahah

@battlecross8540 11 месяцев назад

8:35 The jet is a Soviet Yak-38, code name Reforger. It's the Soviet rip off of the Harrier so it's a VTOL. Thats why it lifted up like it did.

@plumbherhub1664 Год назад

Man the scene where swazey is crying the director told him to pretend he was talking to his then recently dead mother. Thus why he was crying so hard and so realistic

@danielmcgillis270 Год назад

Thinking about this movie now rather than in 1984 at the height of the cold war I can't even imagine how this would happen. Russia can't even invade the guys that are right next door, how do you think you are going to invade the USA? Also on the whole shooting him when he was helpless, he is a part of an invading army that is murdering his friends, family, community, and countrymen. That is all the justification needed to give no quarter. Also, he would attempt the contact his army, attempt to escape, and attempt to sabotage the camp. Attempt to kill you and your friends. Also, you would have to expend resources to keep him alive. If you can't let him go, your only other choice is to kill him.

@Last_Chance. 2 года назад

Always enjoy watching buck and the power bottom breaking down movies. Can't wait for the next one!

@FNGACADEMY 2 года назад

thanks homie!

@RetSol61 2 года назад

The Big Red One, Lee Marvin tells Mark Hamil: " We don't Murder, We Kill".

@ed008ue 2 года назад

Good memories, grew up with this movie !!!

@treebeardtheent2200 Год назад

The brothers played football, but I think Aardvark was the star baseball pitcher for the high school. Pitching those grenades.

@kylew7930 2 года назад

If Jed was a uniformed soldier he should have captured that guy. But he wasn’t

@gameocalypse6040 2 года назад

Time for the OG...... WOLVERINES!!!!! Absolute classic.

@FNGACADEMY 2 года назад

solid movie

@theeroyaltgaming 2 года назад

Let’s get it!!!🍻 Could y’all do Battle Los Angeles? It’s on the sci-fi side but I loved it lol

@3SIXTYPROD 2 года назад

Cheers my brother

@FNGACADEMY 2 года назад

enjoy homie! cheers!

@napalmstickylikeglue 2 года назад

We were on standby at our unit after it came out. About 30 of us Marines roasted that movie. Seemed about every 5 minutes someone was calling out some BS.

@3SIXTYPROD 2 года назад

@@napalmstickylikeglue man that’s like every action movie that has came out since I was educated in those fields

@napalmstickylikeglue 2 года назад

@@3SIXTYPROD right? I can't watch military or police movies with my friends.

@pwprochazka 2 года назад

" I couldn't find fuck-all to eat " ahahahahah

@jamesstetson6581 Год назад

My favorite movie when I was a kid. Also, scared the shit out of me. I watched it the other day and realized how ridiculous the premise was.

@donaldmartin4980 9 месяцев назад

I got diesel from a station out near KKMC in Saudi Arabia in desert storm…..it was about 4 cents per gallon as I recall, lol

@stygianphantasm8761 Год назад

"Patrick swayze, I don't think you know how dying works..." Bro, I'm pretty sure he's a fucking expert lol

@kenneththynes4761 11 месяцев назад

My grandfather was in the resistance in Norway. he was chosen to execute a German soldier. He was one of the youngest cell members and took it hard all his life,

@eponymous_graphics 7 месяцев назад

Very good critiques ... 80s movies are definitely a laugh. RE: unless there is a VI that imitates the sound and wind velocity of a firearm round wizzing by your ear and the split vaccuum of pressure and space just before an explosion ... anybody can talk war tactics ... it's the sounds and the smell of battle that will keep one in place and that's something a video game or VI has yet to create. Fun video. Thumbs up.

@richardmeek3312 2 года назад

im surprised you guys didnt react to the other part of the planing the kids dont understand any of the tactics of the plan he's saying and him getting pissed about it

@warrenharrison9490 2 года назад

Nice breakdown.

@FNGACADEMY 2 года назад

Appreciate it!

@tombakabones274 2 года назад

5:49 that particular scene is actually a catch-22 because they couldn't take him prisoner either they had no place to keep him captive where he wouldn't have been able to escape and they didn't have enough resources to keep him fed he would have been more of a liability as a prisoner so it's one of those he was damned if he did damned if he didn't type situations