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Black Hawk Down: Hymn To The Fallen
Black Hawk Down Extras, part 4: Hymn To The Fallen
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Black Hawk Down: Crash Course
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Rangers: You’re gonna learn discipline, tactics, fitness, mentality, and the violence of action Delta: Let’s blow shit up
I'm impressed by how these non-American actors nailed a legit convincing American accent in the movie.
Orlando bloom didnt had much screen time was a little dissapointing. But hey atleast we get to see him fall out of the helicopter 🎉
When mans were mans
Memories soldiers handsome America ☺☺☺
Hell of a cast they picked for this movie. Hoot and Sanderson were badasses. Everybody is this film was great. There is also so many british actors that sound so american in the film but have accents in real life. Crazy. Tom sizemore RIP
And Hugh Dancy still looking like a princess.
Shout out to Phil from Modern Family who portrayed an Air Force PJ and had less than 5 mins of screen time, but still showed up to go through the Ranger Orientation with the boys.
13:30 that's my dad! That's wild.
A Jedi being trained to use blasters? Come on Obi-Wan, you're better than this.
9:32 I love the increasingly concerned look on Fichtner’s face as the Quartermaster piles the gear on the table. He’s definitely thinking: “Wow, that’s a lot of gear.”
Its so sad when they hide real story😢 Malaysian troops helped rescue US troops trapped in the civil war in Somalia in 1993.
Same thing fast forward year later, malaysian turn About own perspective of battle of mogidashu , adrian teh want created vision of realism of war, in malbatt misi bakara (the bakara mission),they make actors training to soldiers like did like actors training with hired us armed forces(us army rangers but these time do training with Atm (malaysian Royal armed forces (tentera darat Malaysia) ) , hope adrian teh met ridley scott one day .
This is documentary based on the interviews with Malaysian army who served in UN peace mission in Mogadishu. The Malaysian army personnels described their true experiences there, especially what really happened during their rescue mission of American soldiers who were trapped at Bakara. Viewers can use English translation in the caption settings. TQ. ua-cam.com/video/SWjlWcsOnqU/v-deo.htmlsi
top movie I am war vet but I have never had a urban combat but some elements are the same they put a lot effort to look this realistic anyway much better movie than.Saving private Ryan for sure. too bad that Tom Sizemore is no longer with us,I liked his character from many movies. rest in peace Tom
So good
5:43 tom hardy does not look like tom hardy here 😂
So my dad wasnt in the raid but he did know some people. My dad was 160th SOAR and knew Mike Durant. He even had lunch with him one day and is still friends. But god i would loose my cool if i got to see the real Mike Durant. Probs will
Awesome Documentary! As a Navy Vet, makes me “almost” wish I’d been a Soldier. Max Respect!
R.I.P Tom Sizemore :(
Tom Sizemore R.I.P.
Damn, I had no clue Tom Sizemore died. Kinda ruined my day a little. He was such a legend of an actor.
Rest in Peace Tom Sizemore Star Movie 🎬 Black Hawk Drown October 3,1993-2023 30th Anniversary Black Hawk Drown Failer of Clinton Administration
William Fichtner was a perfect cast.
sometimes typecasting can be good
I love that half of the American badass soldiers are British or Commonwealth
I'm somali 😎
Readily will i display, the intestinal fortitude required, to fight on to the Ranger objective, and complete the mission. though I be the lone survivor. rangers lead the way!! 👊🏽🇺🇸
27:18
As a Army Infantry vet and having completed Combat Leaders Course (Pre Ranger course) at Ft Ord and also having completed a tour in the Middle East during Desert Storm the phrase "We trained in a cinder block city" kinda made me laugh a little but imagine how many acronyms were thrown at these actors while going through this training? MOUT stands for Military Operations in Urban Terrain and was where I learned how to rappel down a wall or out of a window, properly clear a room, set demo to blow a door, take well aimed shots once inside a room, how to apprehend a P.O.W., and perform search and seizure properly. I admire and respect every actor for their time and dedication to learn the ropes of what it takes to become a Ranger and Delta Force, even though it was a condensed course, but for immersing themselves in this training. It really shows in this movie and how intense combat can really be. I find it hard to watch combat movies like this without pointing out the nomenclature of each weapon, type of aircraft, or explaining acronyms to who I'm watching it with. I'm sure I drive them crazy. Great behind the scenes featurette.
Brits and Aussies as American Soldiers... Nailed it!
Ok this is why this movie is so timeless
I saw the making live .they filming was in my Moroccan neighborhood where I live
Wow are those all actors in the room clearing training? If so it looks legit
Obi Wan is not used to violence in a true Jedi form.
I can just imagine the briefing these real operators got from their chain of command that they are going to be giving abbreviated training to Hollywood actors for a movie and being an Army vet myself after the briefing when they got amongst themselves or talking I can just imagine what was said.....YOU GOT TO BE FREAKING KIDDING ME
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Love the film and those who it is dedicated to. Joined the Army after seeing Americans being dragged. Did not got to ranger bat or stay in long enough to do the long walk but this whole battle was the motivator for me to enlist.
Ewan mcgregors walk past the door while the vet is talking to the actors is brilliant 👏 👌
Fucking awesome how huge battles like this are just training grounds for Americans
2id bb2 st.
9:32 - Nothing beats William Fichtner's increasingly concerned expression as more and more equipment is placed in front of him.
I see your concerned William Fichtner and raise you a confused Tom Hardy 7:36 checking on Ewan McGregor how to knot a knot
@@tomaszskowronski1406LMAO Tom Hardy looked so young!
he is the prototypical face of who i imagine for a 18B. Just like the look of the SF unit leader from A Grunts Life from Vet TV.
03:00 I HATE WHEN MOVIES ACT LIKE THEIR ACTORS WENT THROUGH ANYTHING SIMILAR TO THE ACTUAL SOLDIERS DO. SO DUMB AND INSULTING TO THE REAL MEN
The Philippine renger is the best soldier in world
When he explained at the conclusion that they each received a letter imploring them to recount their tales correctly and with respect and pride, and that it was signed by all the troops who didn't survive, I let out a scream of pure, unadulterated anguish. My eyes welled up with tears and I felt an unexplainable sensation. I wasn't expecting that, and I'm sure the performers felt the same way, but 1000 times more intensely.
At 7:29 what are the four main knots the instructor said they'll teach the actors? Please write if someone can figure that out
Bro no cap this is real
Thanks for true story
0:25 so handsome 😍😍😍
9:00 ranger pt 10:31 weapons training 13:00 breach & 21:18 14:50 door charge
Eric bana is hulk Tom hardy is venom now