Kiefer Sutherland theory - A Few Good Men 

Damn, good observation!

Detecting lies and deception means spotting inconsistencies. In real life, most likely won't get a confession. I wonder if that inconsistency along with the logical conundrum of "why would he need to be transferred?" would have been enough for a jury without a confession.

Yes call him by his first name and tell him they are giving him a ride to the brig.

He seems like he would rather kill himself also.

They did, I think. at the end, Kevin Bacon leaves to pick up Kendrick, and Kaffee says “tell him I said hi.”

@@zacharystewart4567 OP was referring to an actual scene of the arrest. While it might've hampered the pacing, it sure would've been damn satisfying to watch. Lol

I wish they made a sequel of Kendrick and Jessup's trial, and their attorney is - drum roll - Caffee! The big dramatic climax in this trail is when Caffee is cross-examining that incompetent doctor who said Santiago was perfectly healthy, and when Caffee demands to know whether the doctor made up the bit about a poisoned rag in order to cover his own behind, the doctor blurts out 'You're GD right I did!'

Hes a jarheaded moron. He was breed to be cannon fodder. Who cares what he thinks.

@@themaestro3034 let's go Brandon

@@timrigdon36 nice, simple way of informing us all of your level of mental acuity.

@@timrigdon36 awwww you mad

@@timrigdon36 his tears are meme material pal

Colonel Jessup was actually correct. He thought Santiago was medically cleared. Santiago went outside chain of command. Can’t run outfit in Gitmo without strict loyalty.

Stole the movie??? Hardly, held his own, more appropriately

And for his “commitment” he ended up being arrested. He was a weasel, even Jessup said so.

Says the movie critic.@@timgorman2662

Says Jessup in the movie. You'd make an excellent jarhead/robot. All they ask is that you follow orders without thinking. In case you've forgotten, what was happening at Gitmo was a serious embarrassment for the U.S. Fucking mindless rednecks treating prisoners like animals. Or did you miss all that? @@steve-on3234

Damn he was 25? Looked like 35-38

Even the actor who played Santiago (Michael DeLorenzo) is older than Kiefer Sutherland. He’s older than Tom Cruise as well.

​@@robertbotelho9702right. That's also Eddie Torres from NY undercover 💯

Lt. Kendrick was actually a lower rank than Lt. Kaffe. Lt. Kendrick is a 2nd Lieutenant, whereas Lt. Kaffe is a Lieutenant Junior Grade.

He's also about the same height but (up until Designated Survivor) Kiefer has always been shot from angles to make him seem taller. Makes sense given his usual menacing intensity and villain roles.

Yeah, weird how they casually contaminate the crime scene!

@@amandajstar the forensics investigators had already been there.

@@stellarwind1946 One would hope so!

Stood with the wall between him and the camera in the final shot I guess.

Tom was to blame, he should’ve gotten hold of the President.

I say "no you may not" alot because of this scene

The film was directed by the guy who was opposite of Archie Bunker. What you said makes sense (a stereotype) considering the character in that show, an atheist socialist at odds with Bunker, a working class, traditional family patriarch, American Patriot Christian. But at the least the film does a very good job at defending those that would often be demonized and cast aside as a "bully beating up a weakling." It takes a lot of wisdom to see people in complex ways, both heroic, sympathetic and flawed. The film Falling Down did a great job with that as well.

Jesus from the old dirty Mexican joint?

​@@nickhershey3358very good point 💯 nice take on falling down too. Great movie. Underrated classic of the last 30 years and the 90s. One of Michael Douglas's best roles. Hands down 💯

The crime scene was already thoroughly investigated by NIS by the time the defendants' attorneys arrived. Once they walked out the room, the room was probably cleaned out. That's why Kaffee told Weinberg to arrange for the contents to be packed up and sent to the family.

Oof

Mm-hmm, and Kendrick believed in those things so much, he framed two innocent men. Who were spared by Kaffee, not superstitious phantoms. 🙄