'I Have A Knife in My Foot, Sarge' Scene | Hacksaw Ridge 

He does comment on the naked guy, the clip cuts off just before it. The naked guy gets the nickname Private Parts.

Actually he does comment, his comment is : I believe any man who take such pride of his natural naked state will surely enjoy the brisk of the outdoors. Now move your private private parts!!!

@@explosionsandstuff7787 😂

​@@explosionsandstuff7787 the joke practically wrote itself lol

Next scene when Sarge orders everyone out of the barracks, he tries to put his clothes on but the Sarge wouldn't let him lol

It is so sweet he would be concerned for him like that :P

I'm fucking screaming. HAHAHAHAHAHA!

"How long have you been dead son?" Got me immediately

Omg 😂😂😂

Duuuude. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

delivered just moments after "you wagon-burning son of a bitch!". That's what really kills me

i bet the polish are honoured

I laugh so hard at the brief pause after he says that then the “…THANK YOU SERGEANT!”

💀💀💀💀

on behalf of the polish people, we are extremely honored by this title given

I think they get it standard issue with the promotion.

a quick wit and the ability to keep a straight face

no its not. i met instructors without any sense of humor. and one was so hard into portraying the old officer from "we were soldiers" that is was pure comedy. but he was all serious about it.

I still dont get why drill instructors have to yell at people and humiliate them.

@@Dornpunzel It's just conditioning. Soldiers are going to be in high stress situations, possibly for weeks or months on end. If they can't handle a couple of weeks with a drill instructor, they're not going to handle something worse than a little name calling.

Could be worse I figure.

Great respect for his people.😅

If you were a white guy and people named you after American Indians during the time when race mattered the most, I think not.

I was "#2" for my entire Basic Training.

"It's better than barf bag." -Zero

"You are a very strange looking individual..."

Always found it amusing that his name was Walker too

"Ghoul it is!"

"Did your parents have any children that lived?" - Full Metal Jacket; one degree more sophisticated.

the look of confusion is priceless too i keep rewatching it =))

😂

Didn't even have to fuck with him, bro was already quaking in his boots (or lack there of). Would've been too easy

after many years, Private Parts went up the ranks and got promoted to Major Willie

@@lawofthewest1983 😂

I thought they named him hollywood

such a perfect line isnt it

good shit, i could do that in the past as a teacher, not anymore tho mfs are too sensitive nowadays

Honestly I could never be a DI because I'm shit at picking nicknames and I would probably over think it.

@@EdgarTheOgre Surprised you're still teaching.

@@admthrawnuru Trick is to not think and run with teh first thought that pops in your head.

@@Kronos0999 Cry about it

No that was almost word for word

Now move your privates, Private Parts!

@@algorithmsavior3820 My brain is dumb like that lol. Can't keep my work organized so that my teammates can understand where everything is but I can remember movie lines that I heard once half a decade ago.

@@algorithmsavior3820 He also tells him to get a move on private parts.

Damn you for making me want to rewatch the whole, wonderful movie!

Chief wasn't considered a cool name until the 60s in the States, When there was a lot of fires that started popping up, fire department people were considered major heroes for saving the city. Eventually every kid wanted to be a fireman, it was closest thing to being a superhero. Firefighters were considered a popular profession and respectable one, so eventually chief was use to describe a leader, parents all called their kids chief at the time. But eventually fell out of fashion because the dangers that came with the job.

Definitely wouldn't happen in the Navy lmao imagine a Chief RDC calling for "Recruit Chief"

​@@AllenHanPRthat uhhh....that's neat. He was calling him chief as a racial stereotype though....not as in the chief of a firehouse 💀💀💀

@@R0FLC4T5 Chief just means person in charge. There were navy chief petty officers (CPOs) in WW2. Even for your so called "racial stereotype" it means the same thing.

@@morganfreeman1906 Morgan Freeman felt alone in his blackness... so he roasted this man alive.

why the fucking coat?

"Don"t shoot! I'm.. I'm.. Polish!"

@@theonewhoasked9520 “ Im cold”

@@Markiplierforreal As a Polish, I gotta admit that I stopped laughing at this one...

@@Leenux why I was just finishing the quote

Can’t forget the polish Indian

@@hanspotterman4875 Can't call them Indians anymore so I guess that makes him a Polish Native American.

@@gordan1154 dude I’m native most of don’t give a flying bannocks fuck just don’t call us scalpers or wagon burners and we are ok

@@gordan1154 you can call them indian even though its obviously wrong. The reason being that noone expects a murigun to know shit.

@@gordan1154 They still call themselves Indian, at least the ones in the US do. Apparently, "Native American" is "overinclusive" and "another name given to us by white people." Can't say I blame them...

He did

Idk I can’t take him seriously 😂

if you had seen True Detective season 2 you would have been prepared. dude is amazing as a serious actor.

@@Gargatul0th Many comedy actors are great in serious roles, they just get typecast into comedy movies and aren't usually allowed to show their full range.

@@Gargatul0th idk why but that season had great cast and great ideas but was so sub par but when you have a season like season 1 to follow it’s almost a guarantee you’ll never measure up.

Makes me want to pull an ear off private

Really? A whole hour? Even during the scenes on the ridge?

A shame you missed the movie. It was quite good.

He gives everyone a nickname.

thats the entire point, to fuck with them. he didnt even have to speak to the naked dude. thats a sign of a great commander, he gains respect attention and fear not from his actions, but from his lack of it.

😂😂😂😂😂

He totally ignore the naked guy till the end xD

@@samuelguzmann meh they're naked around each other a lot, used to be like that for everyone.... School locker rooms had showers for both sexes so they wouldn't be stinky when going back to class. We had showers in our field hall where we did weight training, but there were only like 4 of no one ever used them after class.. We didn't have time usually. Now everyone is all sensitive about the human body and it's "traumatic" to be naked in front of others....

@@BrassBashers you seem awfully fond of your memories of being surrounded by naked kids, probably best to delete ur comment, someone might think you actually miss those days

​@@BrassBashers true words man

@Communism O'Clock when you go to boot camp, you are stripped down and naked in front of your God and your CO. When you go to prison, you are stripped naked and are in front of your guards and God.

that was cold and hysterical at the same time LOL.

*“What is your animal spirit!?”*

Yep, this lines are hilarious

*stagecoach burning son of a bitch

Instead of "Let me see your warface!" We got "Let me see your Indian Warcry!"

He was that way in real life. I met him a few times. He smiled and shook my hand. It was at the opening of a military museum. My mom is from Lynchburg, VA, and her mom grew up with Desmond. He had pretty bad hearing loss from WW2, but he was so nice and unassuming. He was a smart guy, but just really humble. My grandma went to the same school and church with him. We aren't related, but they knew each other pretty well. It is crazy what he did, and yet he was so easygoing about it. I'm 5'11", but I remember he was quite a bit taller than me. He was tall and thin.

@@justaguy8218how old are you?

@@Uhhhi-ih8bb I’m 49, my grandmother died at age 95 in 2015, so she was 21 when the attack on Pearl Harbor occurred. She was born in 1920, and my grandad on that side was born in 1913. Desmond Doss was born in February of 1919, so he was just one year older than my grandma, and six years younger than my grandad. They were all born and raised in Lynchburg, VA, along with my mom and her sister. I spent a lot of time in VA growing up. Desmond was obviously much older when I met him, because he was 55 when I was born.

@@justaguy8218 :0 that's pretty cool

Or the Guy named Idiot

How long have u been dead son?

Bruh!! 😂😂😂😂

​@@samuelguzmannSir??

Am native in room full of natives, we watched that part twice laughing the whole damn time.

Now all I can think of is the opening of GTAV with Trevor's ABABABABABABABA

Yes he did.

Wow so inspirational

Oh dang

Not exactly tho

We laughed even harder at a similar scene in Full Metal Jacket. Watching R. Lee Ermey as Gunnery Sgt. Hartman was pure comedy gold back then.

same, it was a fantastic scene, somewhat deriative of course, but Vince going full devastating improv insult comic was incredible. Plenty of people these days never saw full metal jacket so this holds up well for most.

Well I know which one was smart enough not to get stabbed.

Of the two roles, which one would you prefer?

To be honest, he’s still an idiot he played the game in the first place

yoiud have to be pretty fucking stupid to play a game where you throw knives at eachother to be honest.

You're clearly prejudiced against native Americans.

I'm surprised it was even allowed like that back then.

@@Outcast227 What do you mean?

@@Outcast227 People are much worked up over nudity today then they used to be.

@@Outcast227 not so much allowed as this was their first day, and nothing was happening so they're left to their own devices, then the sarge comes in.

Wait he's really nude?

these characters were real people

@@jacktalbot4520 based on a true story? oh no.....

True Detective 2.0, literally steals the show 👌

Eeeh sorry guys, never heard of "Brawl in Cell Block 99"? Now that's a great performance of Vince Vaughn! He was awesome in that movie!

That’s entirely plausible. If he did not see them as that, he probably saw them as something worse yet. I suspect that he *wanted* to see some hyper-focused, dead-serious detailed-oriented people who were focused upon doing one job, and one job only - becoming the best soldiers/marines they could possibly become, and leaving no resources unused toward doing that singular task. He’d still rip each one of them a new orifice so as to tell them he was utterly in charge.

"Jesus Christ! This is what I have to work with?"

Joke's on you, drill sergeants walk into a room expecting to see a circus. They'd be disappointed every time otherwise.

that is what you should expect walking into a room of military age males.

@@dennisyoung4631 if they expected that they wouldn't be visiting.

Man said "I'll just ignore that for now"

No shit Sherlock.

"Stalks" of corn.

@@number4cat1 English is not my first language, but thanks for pointing out an insignificant spelling mistake that makes the whole sentence unreadable.. o.O fk outta here bro

Not too funny when you experience that shit in real life. I've had people come right up to me and do that patting-the-mouth "woo woo woo" thing. How am I expected to respond to that? Or how about {serious look with hand raised, palm out, chest height} "Hooow!" "You scalp 'em?" "Hey, Chief- have 'em squaw to keep your wigwam?" White people just assume they have the right to antagonize me like that upon meeting me for the first time, and then they sometimes follow it up with, "I'm just kidding" like _that_ makes it okay. And I'm mostly white! God only knows how much more shit I'd have hurled at me if I was full-blood.

@@BigBri550 And Native Americans haven't done horrible things?? You people act as if you are innocent, but the FACT is that Everyone, no matter your skin color, has done Evil....

They were paying homage on that one.

@@nickvin7447 Yeah, but paying homage to _what?_

@XYX I believe this movie is called Hacksaw Ridge.

I would vomit 🤢..... and they would've had to replace me because I couldn't do it!

because it's funny af lmao

As a descendent of the polish people, i agree with this sentence.

Everytime I go at Costco I eat a Polish sausage hot-dog as a sign of great respect for your people. 😅

he's not convincing here at all

​@@Cenot4ph who gives a shit, it was a great character, he had great moments.

@@valentin7693 apparently he wasn't

😉

"Brawl in Cell Block 99". Thank me later

You know they shoot more than 1 take right?

@@VitaKet i think he means in the actual story

@@jacktalbot4520 no

@@VitaKet they probably did this for like half an hour straight or something, a few takes each time per guy while Vince chews the scene.

It's just a show they put on. It's all part of the training. Once you're in a unit, good NCOs really take care of their people. I was so quiet in Basic that the DIs had to look up who I was during evaluations at the end. They actually pointed out that I didn't say much, and said they liked that I was concise.

I still tell people that when they call me sir....

they weren't marines, they were army

Are marine recruits impolite? Because that would explain why drill instructors are so harsh.

​@@michaelterrell5061 nah thats just the marines in their natural state, especially when they are deprived of their crayon rations

@@michaelterrell5061 The Marine Corps usually attracts a certain "type" of person. Much worse than regular Army.

@@MikMoen It got even worse once they overhyped the Marines in Hollywood. Then, even loser and fatboy wanted to be one, just to be called a Marine.

I was a big boy when I first went in and I got Bison or water buffalo

@@mrglowinthedark498 that's pretty good imo, my last name is Parker so I got Spider-Man which I thought was awesome

Well, once the bar has been set, you either mimic the trend setter, or up the ante. I think he did a good job of both!

@@pondafarr "Private Snowball!" "Private Joker!" "Private Cowboy!" Damn it! Did it again!

@@pondafarr he did absolutely poorly particularly at the convincing part.

@@Cenot4ph I've never found him to be that great a dramatic actor anyways. he can hold his own in comedies, but as a dramatic actor? Meh.

The ww2 draft was anyone 21-45 years old

When u start smoking cigarettes at 9 yrs old, u age fast i guess 😅

The Sarge sure was having fun with at least some of the new recruits. He whipped them into shape, though...and that's what counts!

They were.

Because they were......

After 4days u still laughing?

@@frost3193 its been 7 days and mans is still laughing

bro is still laughing after 8 days

Bro it's been 9 days how are you still laughing????

THIS IS NOT A JOKE STOP LAUGHING

What's with your profile pic man?

@@dimensionaliquid8024 Band Logo for a band called HIM.

He plays the same character in every movie

@@jimmeh3948 Ok now I'm imagining that his character in Dodgeball turned into the guy in Brawl in Cell Block 99 and realizing that it tracks.

*heartened

@@OptimusWombat Apologies, English is my 4th language

@@GamingTargaryen no apologies needed if you learned something new today.

@@OptimusWombat You are both so cute and polite to each other. I can feel the sexual tension

You gotta be an infant to laugh at this.

Ppppp0

It certainly gets the new recruits attention! It certainly got my attention, that's for sure!

The one guy didn’t really need a dressing down, per se.

@@VideoMask93 Nah. Mr. Testicles was already dressed down enough! He really enjoys the brisk of the outdoors...and the Living Quarters, too! One thing about it all:At least, he ain't gotta get undressed to take a shower...or to go to the bathroom. He's all about that being prepared line of thought!

They were playing Stretch not Chicken... the point is to throw the knife within 6 inches of the foot & then the other guy has to move his foot out to that point. You win when someone can't strech out any wider... so you throw AWAY from the foot & it was only being startled that made him fuck his throw.

@@nationalsocialism3504 Ohhhhh. I thought the point (hehe) was not to flinch when the knife was thrown at your foot.

@@sonrouge yeah... it's not Chicken, it's a cowboy/hillbilly game. Hitting someone with the knife makes you lose, everyone is going to talk long shit forever, & make people not want to play with in the future

Not only that, he has got some major Cake back there 😍, a very fine male specimen!

Comedic actors in serious roles usually nail it and I'd say he did

​@@timoshi119the actor who play Mr. Miyagi, Pat Morita was quite the comedic actor and almost didn't get the part because of it.

One of them literally threw a knife at another man's foot for a lol...