Walken gives some bird names 

What's the name of the film?

@@BobbyIronsights Dogs Of War.

Do you even know what underrated means?

Is it? I thought everyone loved this movie

@@zodrob7 In almost every You Tube music or film video someone uses the word "underrated". I wouldn't be surprised to see it used to describe "The Beatles" or something like ‘The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King’ which won 11 Academy Awards

He'll go far. Drink!

Just ask Natalie Wood

so she was a green and lived in cave ?

Ha! Daddy!!

Mine too. damn

That lying liar! She said she was tottaly faithful to me.

@@p70581 im devastated myself.

or intimidating

Andrew Johnson, you are a certified smart ass!

Drink!

Many times, drink?

andy p - Sure why not, thanks for pouring

And Holby City (UK tele)

And first officer a board Tiger Claw, X-wing

Only when his cover is blown, but this scene kinda does show he is 'on the radar' so to speak.

@Jeff He doesn't even get that. Walken basically comes back and over-throws his country. So there's that. :)

Not forgetting the wingless, legless ohmegollie bird.

Lol, I was right!! I remember that same soldier whuppin him later on!!

Officer, actually. Intelligence officer. Major. He had his underlings give Walken's character a good pasting.

@@mantabond Yes, those are military police -- perhaps intelligence -- but could still be called soldiers. And these military police were defending and working on behalf of Zangaro's dictator, General Kimba.

@@ianbauer4703 Of course. We were only keen to separate officers from enlisted men, etc. We used to be in the army, you see.

@@mantabond us too

He gets the scientific names right but it makes no difference - everyone is still supicious.

He didn't blow his cover in this scene... He covered it in quite a ballsy manner.

Same here. He met the the inquiring of the officer with benign hostility, then challenged him at the end to "drink" the officer knew right then that he wasn't a bird expert. Better to have stashed the ego for the few minutes and take it down a step.

@@LandersWorkshop if anything he should have been knowledgeable, but should also played submissive, mousy, and a little dumbstruck. A scientist or researcher would not stand up to a government or military official in a bar. They generally want to be left alone outside work and want to stay on the good side of a given country's government so they can have access or protection during their research.

@@ironroad18 Yeah you make a fairly good point, but then again, at that time he could be effecting an ex-veteran with attitude persona? Afterall he will have probably served in Vietnam and could play up PTSD etc.

@@LandersWorkshop I don't disagree, seeing how he played a vet in the Deer Hunter less than a year before 😁. I guess my point is, he was there to scout and collect information. The goal should have been to blend in as much as possible, act harmless, and bribe people only if necessary.

not here.

Yeah, he's tough to get ahold of when someone has a role they want to cast him in. 🤪

As he writes from a computer that can be easily traced.

@@user-nd3lx1zg9t Research this. I did you did not.

How very cold war of them.

Mercenary

If he's an american naturist, then I am Mickey Mouse!

@@scottsummers6357 Well, he is wearing clothes in this scene.

@@soaringvulture 😆😆😆😆

Ha! I thought he was "The Last Emperor". Still, love him in this movie.

Dogs of War .

The Dogs of War based on Frederick Forsyth's novel of the same name.

@@sturmbok shudda called it the birds of war.

It's called "Sandstorm". Directed by Darude. There's a cameo by Rick Astley near the end, just pops on screen unexpectedly.

no.

Blaspheme!

nothing wrong with it whatsoever.