Jarhead: Steal the kill HD CLIP 

Looks like they're in good hands.

I love how they showed the explosion through the reflection

Imagine going through the All Ghillied Up mission in real life, had the clear shot on Zahkaev and some officer bust in and tell you an air strike is on the way.

My mate hassan minding his business not knowing two guys a few football stadiums away are arguing about who gonna kill him

Imagine being trained to cook a burger. Your whole mind is reprogrammed to cook perfect burgers. You finally go to the big kitchen and get the buns, lettuce, tomato, and right before throwing the patty on the grill. The chef stops you and tells you I’m going to get someone else to do it

They had permission from the Colonel anyway. They could have take the shot and the Major couldn’t have done shit

1:38 “When you were only one kill away from the Tactical Nuke.”

some context - the spotter had a criminal record that he hid from recruiters in order to enlist. by the time this scene happened, he had already been found out and everyone knew he would get discharged when he got back. this was his last chance to contribute to the war, which is why he broke down when that chance was taken away from him.

Ya gotta see the whole film to understand the spotter's emotions here. Plus he knew he was about to be kicked out of the corps for lying on his application. This was his only chance to perform the duty he so passionately signed up for!!

Imagine going through hell, your only purpose is to kill one man, and right before you do so someone takes it from you. Damn

So let me get this straight, a Major from another platoon shows up unannounced at the front line to call in an airstrike while also ordering the sniper team to disregard their orders from a Colonel to take the shot......... What?! What the fuck!?

When the COD kid rages over kill stealing...

This guy should have had more big roles. He’s a great actor. I always get excited when I see him show up in random movies.

In other words, the sniper team was sent on a mission ostensibly to take out a target. In reality, the major asked the colonel to send a couple of unpopular marines to clear the path for IEDs and traps while the major followed closely in safety. In that morning, the major probably woke up late which was why he was in such a big hurry to get there before the snipers took the shot.

War is hell, constant evil everywhere even when you don't even kill. This whole movie is tough to watch but friends have told me is pretty realistic. Damn..

I like that the corporal let it go, he could see that this wasn’t about disrespect, the guy was actually losing it.

I imagine preparing yourself to kill someone is requires a lot of emotional discipline and stress, so without the release, you become insane and erratic. Makes sense for him to react like that.

1:30 That’s incredible acting The pain of not being able to get your words out The wave of anger and sadness of ruining the one moment you had to express what you were going to say in the best way and now it’s all....fucked

What’s interesting about this is how Skarsgards character in the rest of the movie is the level headed one the whole time. In fact the other marines have their own break downs and outbursts and he’s there holding it together. Then when he’s able to finally put his skill and collected ness to use he can’t.

Peter Sarsgaard is insanely underrated as an actor

I’ve come across some situational irony that is very interesting. After watching this video, I scrolled down to the youtube algorithm’s next video recommendation and the first on the list was a scene from the WW2 movie Fury (2014), set in 1945 where army rookie (logan Lerman) is forced to execute a german soldier by his commanding sergeant (brad Pitt). The contrasting mindsets of the soldiers in these two different scenes when it comes to killing are somewhat disturbing.

This never would have happened with Geico.

1:56 on of my favorite lines in film history.

I cancelled my insurance with Allstate after watching this movie

Precision shot from a trained sniper: $1 for the bullet. Guided bomb from a jet fighter: $20k - $100k for each bomb depending on guidance system, plus $25k in jet fuel for each hour in flight. The US is 28 trillion in debt

Peter saarsgard is one of the most underrated actors in Hollywood.

Can we just take a moment to appreciate how great the acting is in the scene

As a Call of Duty veteran I feel his pain. Too real.

I think what makes this scene even more sad is. Before getting deployed, Swofford, Troy and other Marines can be seen watching the air raid scene from the film Apocalypse Now and are all cheering and basically getting rowdy as they are fueled with excitement at what the war is like as depicted from that scene from Apocalypse Now. Swofford and Troy soon realize that their war is a very different one, one that involves the men sitting at base camp every day, staring out at the horizon, waiting for the enemy. They are not really doing anything useful and are essentially just "wasting their skills" When they are finally given the opportunity to do something useful (Take out the enemy general). Both men are pumped and ready. I've HAVE NEVER served before so of course I know nothing about it but in my opinion, the way the men probably felt during that moment resembles a player having spent his life practicing and training in the gym, working hard and grinding his teeth for hours everyday, finally being told he will be put in by coach next possession after sitting on the bench the whole season. Swofford and Troy are about to make the shot before they are interrupted by the Major who tells them that he has ordered an airstrike to take out the airport. Swofford and Troy try desperately to argue with the Major to let them take the shot who refuses. Troy gets increasingly frustrated and starts lashing out at the Major, yelling and cussing at him in disappointment and anger. He feels as though he had wasted all his time and was not allowed to do the job he was trained for. Referring back to the analogy : The player gets tapped by the head coach to enter the game but right as he is about to enter, coach pulls him out and puts the star player in, denying the player the opportunity. I remember reading a comment somewhere that said that Troy never had the order from the Colonel and that he just made it up. This can be evident by the long pause and the shaking hand as he talks into the reciever. Finally, the quote towards the end of the movie "I never shot my rifle" or something like that represents exactly how the men felt. Not able to put their skills to the test, sitting around everyday wasting time essentially. Just my thoughts on it.

Anytime I enter a room I always say "Bad knees, college football." It gets a laugh about 18 percent of the time.

I'm sure he's going to do well in civilian life.

Imagine those Iraqi guys looking at the killcam and seeing the Allstate guy calling in an airstrike🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Edit: Thanks for the 1k likes

I don’t know why he was so upset, he was in good hands the whole time.

Be careful Allstate guy has good hands for a reason 👊

Looking back this movie was a masterpiece

Wasting thousands to get a couple of kills instead of wasting two bullets

- We have permission. - Negative - Nah man, too little too late. Fire when ready.

This is the felling I gone through when my buddy stole my bot kill in pubg

this really does feel like a legendary scene

The college line is a big thing, OCS guys who were lucky to have the full fun college experience, then go to OCS and come out thinking they are superior is a big thing in the military.

imagine if the bombing run didnt kill the target LOL

Bruh, he didn't even have the rifle in hand and he's flipping out. Dude's mind is scrambled.

After being denied his kill and leaving the armed forces, he would go on to become a corrupt District Attorney in Gotham City. Thanks a lot, All State.

Me already seen this scene and knowing the channel "There are gonna be a lot of beeps"

I kind get them, these guys spent years training for this, then a war comes along and they finally get deployed to said war, while there they spent most of the war just patrolling the dessert with very minimum to no contact with the enemy, in fact the closest they got to actual combat in the entire movie was when at the beginning of their deployment during the moter strike from the enemy and when they got friendly fucked by those A-10s, then they get a mission that would technically validate their years of hard training when all of a sudden some pencils pushing "i want to advance my career" asshole officer comes along and takes your mission away, especially when, in this case, they have a perfect shot, I don't think I would have reacted the same way, but I would most definitely by as pissed off as him, I mean seriously, that officer could have not been an asshole and let them take the shot right when they air strike came or something, I don't know just saying

And this folks is why Saarsgard is regarded as one of the best up and coming actors in Hollywood

Every gamer can relate.

This is me using my vtol last round on one guy in search and destroy.

Go back to the scope. Fake "Ahh, target moving to bunker, taking the shot".

That's some crazy good acting 👏

"Hitman 45, this is Allstate, Are You In Good Hands?"

Damn the Allstate guy is hardcore.

The reality, regardless of what Swaford says, is that a Marine Corps Major would most certainly have allowed them to take the shot if they had a clean one.

The worst thing about this is that the sniper would have only killed one person

Watched one can't stop watching it them now

Never watched this movie. In short clips it looks solid, as an expression of art. They do exist, yet not to say, they all are.

i love the idea of bringing a lawn chair into combat because you never know when you might get to see some cool shit

Damn that was me playing Warthunder in a nutshell

I'm so glad the no-no words were covered up in this scene about people arguing over who gets to obliterate the enemy.

This scene is catastrophically underrated for their skill depicting what it’s like training and training for one specific purpose to get your opportunity stripped from you. Still one of my favs

He got the desk jockey part right

I don't think most people understand this movie, based on the comment section.

Thank you for your service!

he captured that really powerful moment where you are so indescribably upset/mad/broken that you can't even get the words out.

With the Allstate ad before the video nice lol

The insane part about it all is that the grandkids of Desert Storm vets are fighting over there right now.

the most baffling issue is how did the major ever get cleared for combat ops if his knees are so bad from college football that he has a grunt carrying a picnic chair for him to sit on all the time

this is the feeling when someone takes credit over something u worked hard for.

There's always that one kid in the squad that does this when you steal their kill...

That's how Allstate cancels you. They call in the Marines and if the sniper doesn't get you the air strike will.

Amazing scene

You enlist to serve your country and take out the bad guys. You spend years training under grueling conditions until everything in your life revolves around that rifle and taking the shot. You get shipped out to some sandy hellhole where you're separated from everything you've previously known, forced to endure constant discomfort, boredom, isolation, and the ever-present danger of being attacked and killed at any moment. You watch friends die right in front of you, sometimes to friendly fire, leaving you frustrated and feeling impotent. Finally you receive the command to put all your training to use and take down a high level baddie. Finally you'll be able to make a difference and justify all that you've had to go through. You get to where you need to be and spend hour after hour waiting, preparing, psyching yourself up, until you're in the correct state of mind. Your target presents himself. You have that perfect shot lined up. It's all finally about to be worth it. There's finally going to be some meaning meaning behind it all...and then BAM, some jackass with a radio barges in and tells you not to bother because he's going to have some pilots who've spent the last 12 hours sipping coffee at an airbase miles from there carpet bomb the whole site. You're not needed. The guy overreacted, obviously, but his feelings are understandable.

When the Allstate guy gives the Farmer's guy another unbelievable story regarding claims.

The best and most underrated American war film of all time

Top tier acting.

This flick captures the experience I was described by an acquaintance of mine who served in Afghanistan or Iraq, can’t remember. Said all they did all day, was stand around and fry in the heat; never saw combat.

Pov: you get a kill assist in cod

woah the level of acting ... thats ... man that takes skill

This movie is so underrated

My 15 years in the British Army summed up in 3 minutes.

I had an outburst out of frustration like this during basic once and oh golly did I have a bad day.

Amazing acting

That acting was phenomenal though.

Know what’ll also blow your minds? Being in Allstate’s hands. Are you in good hands?

Jarhead has always been about the Psychological side of warfare not violence and action.

If you've seen better acting than this, then that person undoubtably has an Oscar.

I was just waiting for dude to say " ALLSTATE YOUR IN GOOD HANDS"

While his reaction was a bit much, I get it. You trained hard as fuck, went through heaps of shit, evolved, adapted, became an instrument of death and then you are finally presented with an opportunity to display your skills. You bust your ass to get into the firing position, and you are zoned in, on the cusp of achieving your mission and then bam, some brass neck turns up with his lawn chair (Literally, watch the video again), and is like "Naw bro. Your time was wasted, Im about to spend several millions in tax payer money with a single radio call"

This is what I feel everytime in cod

best actors comes from underground. respect !

Imagine watching this video, and then writing a comment about imagining what you just saw in the video

Whats even sadder is that Troy was the groups rock.

This has similar vibes from when we came back from a convoy. I was part of the QRF at the FOB and got back after a 16 hour convoy cause some supply convoy got ambushed. Right when we get back our BC is chewing our ass out for being dirty and had some hairs on our face. He was in brand new cammies clean shave and ate well

underrated acting here

One of the greatest feelings in this world is a sense of purpose. To be bereaved of that purpose....completely sucks.

This is how cod player's raging when they steal their kills

When your team mate steals your kill in war zone 🤣

Peter Sarsgaard was such a good actor in this movie and it was sad to hear what happened to him

When I'm flanking perfectly on the left but someone already called his VTOL jet.

1:10 85% of people’s heads when some random kills the guy you perform a finisher on