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A look at how Post Traumatic Stress Disorder affects American servicemen and women returning home from war.
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Not gonna lie, I got teary eyed when I saw her look at the line "I feel like I can't go on" and then she looked out in the yard and saw him going through life normally. The things we hide, man.
@Tuscan417 that's pretty much all guys these days
No offense, but why do you hide it? I'm sure there's a ton of complex reasons why, but wouldn't it be helpful if you guys didn't hide this pain? I mean if you want people to know your pain, you shouldn't hide it. Isn't that why 22 of you a day are killing yourselves? (Oh god what if you killed yourself, I hope I'm not responding to a ghost.)
@@MrGamelover23 Lots of reasons.1. We are in denial/don't want to admit how bad things are. 2.There is a stigma attached to it, many don't want the label. 3.Lots of people are judgmental of us, even going as far as to say PTSD doesn't exist (even with 22 a day killing themselves). 4. We feel broken and ashamed/unworthy of life. 5. Asking for help feels weak, the reasons go on.
@@brs293 I'm so sorry to hear that. No one should give so much of their lives for this country only to take it. You're not broken, you're just scarred. You are worthy of life.
@@MrGamelover23 people especially in modern society will never understand us...watching hollywood films will never make some guy who went to college for x amount of years come even close to comprehending to the bond we share in combat and the loss we may or may not have..
I've watched the trailer hundreds of times and seen the movie twice and when I hear the line (he did his job now it's time too do your's) I still get chills
Right, imagine how soldiers felt after Vietnam. Coming home to a place where no one helped you or even respected you. Out there doing a job no one can comprehend what they want through.
@@zachman00514 it's such a sadining fact
@@zachman00514 Sitting in the VA Hospital, I thought I'd been through some things...then a Vietnam vet waiting in front of me began to open up and I couldn't help but realize, we all face so many demons "over there." (Come changed and I can feel it in my bones...)
This film isn't pro war.
This film isn't anti war.
This film is about the people that go off to war.
And the battles they fight over there, and back here.
The battles back home are no joke. They need more help than they're getting
Shut tf up lmao
@@imposterblockade1826 I mean, vets make up the majority of the homeless population, don't get the mental and emotional health care that they need to rejoin society, and have a huge suicide rate. Why be rude?
It's easy/hard to die for what you believe in. We want to provide protection for our families, provide democracy and freedom for those less fortunate than us. But the mind damage that is caused by having to kill another man, just like you, trying to protect those they love, and their values, is enormous.
william hansen well said
My dad is a army veteran 2014 he was diagnosed with ptsd. This brings everything into light about what he has been through from Vietnam all the way to Afghanistan. I know I will never fully understand what he goes through on a daily basis but this movie has made me see what it’s like through his eyes.
Kate Moss your dad loves you.
meh.
@@pedrosicario6762 You okay?
@@pedrosicario6762 have some damn decency
Thank god this isn't another Hurt Locker. I seen EOD with no eye protection and that's what I thought.. But a few seconds went by and my thoughts changed. As somebody who deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan in the Army, a majority of this trailer is fairly accurate with the average roller coaster ride of life that soldiers go through(depending on the soldiers MOS/job). I haven't seen the movie so I can't say, but I can tell you that my deployments weren't easy at all. I've had near death occasions so many times and even though it's been 5-7 years ago, it still feels like yesterday. I've known people who've died overseas. One of my best friends from the Army and former sergeant took his life 2 years ago. My time in the Army wasn't easy. My unit had a way of making life in garrison/stateside just as miserable as being in actual combat. After 6 years in(with a barrage of huge ups and downs), 2 tours, 1 marriage, 2 engagements later, I got out and struggled hard. Having no family or support and unable to find a job because no civilian employer recognized any of my experience in the army, I ended up living out of my car several times. I was in a 1 year national guard contract while I was homeless. I would literally get out of drill, change out of my acu's/uniform, and go to my car knowing I had nowhere to go and nobody to talk to. I lost touch with all friends I had and I had literally nobody. Desperate enough, I've moved all over the country. Been screwed over by several companies. 3 years later, now I'm in a State where I don't know literally anyone, working a job where I'm barely making it by on bills, and still trying to not fall back on my former emotions/depression state and treading water but I'm managing to barely stay afloat. I have a good possible job opportunity coming up that pays well but it's not confirmed, so I have my fingers crossed for that. Anyways, in hindsight from my experiences, it's easy to see why approximately 22-25 veterans commit suicide daily. Not just from struggles or lack of support, but with the PTSD aspect as well. There's not enough support for veterans like people think there is. This trailer felt close to home and if the movie is able to portray and accurate version of Military life, I'm glad, because it's important that society knows exactly what both veterans and current servicemembers go through. There are Veterans who still re-live the invasion of Iraq every day like it happened yesterday and that's been a while, but in their minds, they still have photographic memory of it. They aren't able to enjoy life the same way as most people, and for that they deserve everybody's respect. They might not even have missing limbs but they've still made huge sacrifices.
Oh dude thanks you for your service, stay positive and don't let the dark thoughts get the best of you
anony mous That doesn't matter dude. While those who did nothing but prey on the week are on their death bed all they feel is regret. Those who serve for the protection of others die knowing they are going somewhere good. Hope things get better
Hold on. Your hard work will pay off. I am praying God's love and piece for you. My husband is also in the military. He has explained the struggles of others and expressed his own struggles so I know a little about how hard military service is. In my mid 20s I lived in my car for a week so I know how homelessness is too. So know that when I tell you that life can get better, it actually can. Our only defeat is in giving up. -God's Love ❤️
It's hard to find a way to respond to such a comment but I felt compelled to try anyways. Your story is one of struggle and some desperation so far...yet resilient. The story isn't over. Try to do what you did while serving our country...Keep your head down and keep moving forward, one day at a time. You will make it. Not sure if you're a religious person, but know that I am praying for you today...October 19, 2017. Peace.
Thank you for everything you've done for us.
I recently saw this movie last week. It is based from a true story by the soldiers that were in that unit. When I say this movie is real. I mean it, they go to the darkest corners of what these soldiers went through. Through out the whole movie, I think only one or two people said 'thank you'. I started thinking....you know maybe the reason why people in this movie don't say thank you, could be because, when WE the viewer watch and realize what veterans go through when they return home, we can understand a small portion of what they went through, and knowing that we can say, truly say and understand WHY we are saying thank you. I have friends/ family in every branch of the military and I say this countless times when ever I see my friends/ family who served or a veteran, thank you. Because I might not know what they went through over there, I do know that what they did was important.
Nobody forced them to join the military, they volunteered for it so they have to accept everything that comes with it.
The prosperity that Americans enjoy today, ( we are richer than 90 -95 percent of the world's population as the majority of the world population live on about $3,000.00 annually)is because of the shed blood of veterans of the past 250 years! Just as the shed blood of Jesus Christ (if you accept) will reward with eternal paradise !🕊
@@stephenstidham714 Americans first shed blood to expand US territory, and afterwards they shed blood to maintain US global dominance. That is why Americans enjoy their level of prosperity today.
@@otspears2326ever heard of being drafted
“I’m not a hero, we’re brothers we look after each other” so real, so true and so powerful only a few will understand.
Now THIS is how you edit a trailer!!! Fuckin' awesome!
I wouldn't click, probably a virus
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Hold your horses Davan. Thie first duty of a soldier is to think. For the central duty of a soldier is to protect and uphold the Constitution of the United States. Not to participate in unconstitutional wars. War as a means of national policy was outlawed by Kellogg-Briand, and incorporated into our Constitutional law by Article 6.
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Miles Teller needs to be nominated for a Golden Globe and an Academy award for this movie. He is such an underrated actor.
They avoided showing Amy Schumer in the trailer so that the trailer wouldn't get disliked.
I would have disliked this trailer either way because it's just military propaganda to get the public to join the military and die to make globalists richer and to get the public to support these stupid globalist wars in the middle east.
does she even have a legitimate role??
I mean, you cant have a war movie without a gross dependapotamus.
This guy fucks ^
man you just ruined it for me. didn't know she was in it
I'm going to comment on this as the daughter of a Veteran. My father has PTSD, and as for the last few years since certain deployments. It does not matter how long it has been, it is evident that there are still moments for him, and I'm absolutely certain that this applies to anyone who has been in combat in extreme conditions, and even for those who have not been. I grew up surrounded by soldiers and being friends with other kids who mom, dad, or both, had PTSD. It is a REAL thing, and I am very impressed and thankful that this film was made. I think that it is important to realize that this movie (from what I gather from the trailer) touches on the aspects of home life, relationships, work, friends, the whole 9 yards. I know that there have been some complaints in regard to casting, but honestly I believe that Miles Teller is a fantastic talent. If you had the chance to see 'Bleed For This', I think he really had an exceptional performance and that we will only see greater things from him. I'm not sure who Amy Schumer plays, but I'm just hoping that she is in a more serious platform that is believable. I see comments talking about how this is 'propaganda' and 'killing innocents', but you have to realize that when you are in the military, you are serving THIS COUNTRY, AMERICA. You are representing this country, and when you are in war you have to realize that sometimes the most rational decisions are not always made (not that it justifies anything) and that you are under orders of the United States Air Force, Army, Marines, Navy, or whatever branch it may be. This movie is from the perspective of soldiers that had to do all of that. Above all, they have to protect themselves as well as their fellow soldiers. Being in a position of a soldier is one that is emotionally exhausting and physically demanding, that can not be disregarded. Have we seen them make stupid mistakes before? Yes. Have they represented this country terribly at times? Yes. But this movie is about those who made the ones who chose under oath to serve this country, and represent it with full bravery. Not all soldiers are the same, they are NOT. This movie seems to reflect the true ideal of a soldier, to fight for this country, to protect it and it's citizens.
PTSD, SHELL SHOCK or whatever called, never goes away! You have to learn how to handle it when it comes calling. it goes off on ya and you need to stop ,feel and handle it best you can!. We call them DEMONS BUT you have to make or try to make your peace when it appears! I had a friend that bit his wife's arm and she was a darling . She understood! It never became more than a severe bite . just a moderate bite! i would wake on four sweating like a pig. My wife would tap me on my feet with a stick to interrupt the incident! I'm more in control now! For some it is horrifying! For me it's gone. I was lucky! This film is it. During NAM , We improvised our own talk sessions and they were hard to find! The VA is a waste land! They suck! They are hypocrites!
I feel for your family and your father.
Thankyou.
I saw this trailer and just broke down in fuckin tears...
Me and my brother were both infantry in the army (me being 3/69 him being 101st airborne)
He got sent to Afghanistan while i got stuck with training rotations. He came back and got out while i still ha some time left in
July 4th I called him to wish him a happy 4th and to let him know id be excited to see him for the upcoming family get together. I would have never thought that "I love you man, see you in washington" would be the last thing i'd get to say to him.
July 5th I get a call from my sister with something i never thought i'd hear. "He killed himself Donzell". From what his roommates said, in his final days he's been battling with depression over some of the things he experienced over there and finally succumbed to it.. We've always talked and joked and i would have never thought he could hide such pain..
In short, I say that to say this: Not all scars can be seen and I hope this movie can relay that to people.
I love you Devon and I miss you. "To Valhalla". "Top of the rock, Rock of the Marne."
My uncle is a soldier. He died for us and I just wanna say I'm proud of him O:) .
Tony FOREVER ARMY Mowbray how exactly he died for you guys in a battlefield that has nothing to do with your country?
Because if we didn't fight them on the front they'd terrorize the citizens of Afghan and Iraq
My guess is blabla has never served a day in service. If the dipshit would have then he would understand. We proudly stand and swear to defend the U.S, its allies and those who cant defend themselves. Tony FOREVER ARMY Mowbray, I do not know you uncle, but he is my brother.
Sorry to interrupt you but didnt the US gouverment gave this guys guns in the first place and started this whole war there
yeah watch sicario the day of soldado, even US makes pictures about how US starts wars in middle east and alike now.
I like how any movie about the struggles service men and women go through instantly turns into bullshit in the comment section blaming them and bringing geopolitics into this.
R M True but just imagine how different war would be if we demanded that the corrupt politicians have to enlist there selves or there sons to fight the wars the help create
Well we basically created the problems that we send them there to fix, it's hard to say thank you for your service when your service was cleaning up our f***-ups.
Man....This hits home.
I think every spouse of a deployed soldier should watch this, An see what PTSD does to a man
It goes both ways but i see what you mean
She said to a SSG "2 ARCOMS an AAM, impressive" that shit cracked me up!
civilians, man. they don't know what they're hearing lol
One of the most well put together film trailers I have seen in a long time.
You a fan of war propaganda?
The choice of the song is just perfect... absolutely perfect!
im stoked for this movie. I dont have any friends or relatives serving, but i know how much we all take for granted for all those thousands of men and women who put their lives on the in service for their country.
Human for this trailer just gives you the feels. Thank you to everyone that served. My brother in 05.
I'm a retired soldier, disabled veteran, and a volunteer at my local VA Hospital, working with our sick and injured veterans.
The " you never told me you were a hero" breaks me every time f tears
"Is there a specific incident that troubles you?"
Remembering an insignificant detail like the birds flying away right before the explosion is what helps sell it to me.
One of the best movies I've seen in the last few years.
I know its a great movie because i can watch it again and again.
Ive never served but i still feel like this movie speaks to me. I have been dealing with debilitating medical issues for the last 8 years. My friend just got diagnosed with brain cancer and done 2 surgery in the last 8 months.
We grew up together in our teens and 20s😊
But now our lives are very different as we navigate the EXTREMELY CHALLENGING health care system in this country in our 30s and 40s.
This movie message is very relevant to me .
This is a masterpiece of a movie! However, I highly advise you not to watch it if you're going through some rough times. For me the experience was awful, worse than a horror movie. I felt like I was watching some psychological horror. The whole movie is just depressing. Now, I don't mean the movie was bad, I just think that it delivered it's message and it did it perfectly! Now I need some time off... to... you know, get back on track
Yeah i want to watch but dont think i am going to.. Have PTSD myself or trauma..
Well to both of you, i hope you guys recover one day and beat your fight. I’m just a stranger but got a lot of love coming this way. Stay strong! 💪🏽
Hang tough bro💪 if you’re reading this, just know that there will always be people that still love and support you.
Goosebumps. If there's any Service Men or Women reading this comment thank you for all you have done for this Great Country. God Bless. 🇺🇸👍🏼
I'm an Army veteran of service in Iraq (1st Cav 2004-2005) and I can relate to this movie....I've been out of the Army since 2008 but things from the war still haunt me...I believe I have re integrated back into civilian life well but I do not go around wearing any "veteran" hats or shirts, I have no "veteran" stickers on the back window of my SUV...because it sure seems that if I make the slightest mistake at work or anywhere else the "Iraq veteran" thing is immediately used against me....I could have went to HR at work several times over my supervisor telling others "it must be because he was in Iraq" in response to things I've said when a bit stressed out....but I know how vindictive our bosses are and I hold myself back from complaining to HR about discrimination because of my veteran status.....I have to put up with a "shut up and stay in your lane" work environment and at times I think to myself I'd rather be back up in that turret behind that .50 cal patrolling Baghdad...a lot of my other vet friends say the same things.
I’m sorry what u had to go through brother, i’m still currently service here in JBLM. I’m going down range soon in Afghanistan
I hope this doesn't sound heavy handed in this movie trailer but, thank you for your service. I have a friend of 14 years who finishes his contract in 6 weeks, can't wait for him to be home.
@@abigbutterstick1780 They will never be home, They will always feel like apart of themself is missing...
1st Cavalry Division 2002-2011.... I'd rather be back up in that turret behind that .50 cal patrolling. very much truth...
@@Gade804 I get what you're saying but he never saw combat, thank God he won't have to deal with that, he was a combat engineer in the Marine Corp. I have so much sympathy for those who have lost something over seas but so thankful he didn't.
I have goosebumps right now. This is another Miles Teller movie i'm gonna look forward to.
It's a weird feeling reading comments by people that see the trailer as a time to discuss foreign affairs. Especially when the trailer is about a soldier reintegrating into society, not about the wrongs or rights of the war.
You fight NOT for the politician that takes your money and dreams, but for the brothers and sisters to your left and right.
So you fight for something you dont even know?
How is brainwhashing doing in MURICA?
dariomasi9 I feel what you are saying, many of us that have joined dont think of it as fighting for our presidents or their choices,
more it's for our family and the ability to live peacefully. it's not perfect I know, but when you swear your oath it's begins with love for those you wish to protect.
Mance Stark amen
people missed the point here i can tell
You put it into words. Im here for my brothers and sisters. Not the politics. People just dont understand
Amy Shumer? What does she play in this? Iraqi goat?
The bomb
Ashley Banks the humvee
Connor Holder damn
Daayum
The daughter’s cabbage patch doll
I never cried so much… one small move can impact everyone’s lives…. 10/10 and this is true events thanks for your service !😊
The movies about what Soldiers and what they go through are good... god bless the men who fought for their countries.
and women !
Exzerno Guess im not the only anime fan who supports the military
Exzerno nah there not heros
Adolf Shitler care to explain?
The Otaku Life idk what being a weeb has to do with supporting our country's military.
Good song choice. Especially since its not the soldiers' fault that they're over there. They're just following orders, so, don't put the blame on them...
I teared up in the theater and had goosebumps all over when the trailer played ...good stuff
i don't think a trailer has ever brought me as close to tears as this
I saw a guy in the liquor store on MDW buying a 30 case of beer for a cook out. I lived down the street from him and knew He served two tours in Iraq, I refused to let him pay for his beer so I jumped in front of him and told the cashier that I'm paying because this man is a hero and hero's should never have to pay for their beer. The owner of the store who was ringing us both up told the guy he could have his beer for free and pulled out a bottle of stoch from underneath the counter and also gave it to him for free. Then before the guy left the owner asked me if I could take a picture of him and the soldier so he could tell people he meet a real hero. The soldier shed a few tears because no one after he came back from Iraq showed him this much gratitude, and that made my MDW special. From that day on at our local liquor store if you can prove that you served in the army/navy/Air Force for a tour then all you beer/liquor is free.
#LandOfTheFreeBecauseOfTheBrave
I'm from england and i will say thank you America I have friends serving who are still alive today because of American soldiers together our country's will best isis
chris stevens no they won't al Qaeda , Taliban were never bested and it's been decades. Wake up Isis will always exist
Respect 💂💪
chris stevens how can you beat ISIS when you created them ?
chris stevens Just shows that an Englishman can be as ignorant and racist as an American.
chris stevens my brothers say thank you!! Thank you very much.
First time I actually got goosebumps from a trailer.... Amazing!
The trailer is so well made. The song fits so well
I hope they'll make a movie called "Thank you for your patronage" about a guy who bought lots of chocolate bars from a sponge and a starfish
Waheed Abdullah I mean the kid from Willy wonka fits that.
chocolate?? chocolate!?!?
orphidian11 CHOCOLATÈEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!?!?!?!?!?
and dont forget the important part "Based on true story" just to sell more
Cast:
Will Smith, Johnny Knoxville, Jim Carrey, Mark Walberg, Dwayne (The Rock) Johnson with Robert Downey Jr.
the more movies they make about PTSD or how slow the VA is I'm all for it.
All I want to know, is where are all the Jon Stewarts who are going to go to congress and to tell them to do something about this before another veteran either takes their own life, or the lives of others?
My bf suffers from PTSD. :..( I try my best to just be there for him. Thank You to everyone who fight for freedom.. My heart is broken for the sick world we live in
my old man was in the military. we are like every family that has had someone in the armed service. i have not seen this movie but it seems to be accurate and i wish to thank everyone who has served.(god bless you)
Sometimes you feel opening up is a therapy but it all comes back to you when the same people you opened up to start judging you
Amen!
@titoham-DCXLs bruh, then you should change that from fiance to wife, never let her go. You are lucky. I salute you for your dedication and your service. You are Gods chosen leader.
This movie game me a new level of respect for miles tellar. Great movie and outstanding performance.
I'm so glad to have been listening to this song for months. Finally paid off.
I lived across the street from the guy this is based on. I was best friends with his daughter Zoe. Adam was like my second dad. He is an amazing man and I am so proud of him.
This is a good movie. It reminded me of the struggles I faced trying to get back to the civilian pace.
Great trailer with a great song, nice job
0:52
what a great piece of expression Miles gave!
I’m not military. I don’t usually watch war movies because I had a belly full of them growing up... but this was superb.
Anyone can relate to what these beautiful brave men must deal with through such a film as this. I cried a lot, especially when that guy shot himself, he looked so much like my sons!
My grandfather fought in WWI at Ypres and got mustard gassed. A couple of weeks R and R and he was back to the front.
My own father was in Burma for 7 years - jungle warfare against the Japanese, he only ever told me about scorpions and leeches, but I overheard him recounting some action; “they run at you screaming and if you shoot the gun out of their hand, they come and hit you with the soggy end!’’
Only now, as I look up his records on the net, do I realise what he went through. They stole his twenty’s and his old age because the recurring malaria got him at 56.
I think it’s good we encourage our men to talk. Better yet, let’s not send them on unjust wars to benefit Halliburton’s et al.
Our men are exploited too much and not cared for enough upon return.
Any soldiers reading this, thank you so very much for your service, we are literally lost without you.
It's been 3 months already? Where was I this whole time? (This deserves more views)
1:39 his vest got Glitched
The neck guard looks like cgi
That's the 5th time I'm watching this trailer today. The way the music blends with the scenes is just amazing..
Miles Teller always full of surprises everytime.
I feel like this going to be one of those amazing underrated movies like The place beyond the pines.
Love this type of movie, shows how real a soldiers sacrafice really is. Instead of the gun ho join the army to make a difference we all grew up with. PTSD is no joke.
This trailer gives me goosebumps.
Lovely lovely edit, who ever did the edit has a gift.
For the people wondering, the songs name is Sandstorm by Darude
Crazy banana lol
Nah mate it's Darude by Sandstorm
Nah man Ragn bone man-human
Solaire The Sunlight Warrior no your just wrong
Adam Mulhall how am I wrong
My husband is in the army and I'm watching this movie today. I'm probably going to be that crazy lady in the back crying.
where are you watching it? cant find it anywhere
Be strong!
2-16..my old unit. I can't wait to see this
If you're a veteran please know i care about you. From the bottom of my heart thank you for doing the job i could never do.
Human is the perfect song for this trailer
This gives me chills oh my the goosebumps on my body this is good!
Now that is what I call a moving and inspiring trailer.
RIP Major Greg Stone... This movie tears me up.
0:16 yo this guy was in skins!
and Peaky Blinders.
Who?
luke, the guy who franky goes out with in s6e4
it's JOE COLE
Johnny Boy !!!!
00:15 John Focking Shelby
This still give me goosebumps
Just finished this movie... phenomenal
As a Marine Veteran thats permanently disabled due to PTSD an other things, these kind of movies bother me. They seem to glorify ptsd like its a medal. They are making it such a common thing to see with war movies now, everyone is going to get desensitization to it. I waited 5 years to get my rating after fighting the VA because I came in right before the ptsd became well known. Im still fighting today. Thank whatever magical spirit you pray to that there or men and woman working for the Veteran Service, American Legion, and Veterans of Foreign Wars, because without their sacrifice, people coming back messed up from the military whether it be from traumatic experiences or reintegration issues, would be getting almost no help from the government.
This movie was based of a true story...
Have you seen the movie?
Who me? Yes
they do these kind of movies to show ppl who have no knowledge of the army or what war does to ppl and educate them
as long as it doesn't bother you, I would recommend reading the book. I think it did a really good job of talking about how needed better mental health programs for veterans are and doesn't glorify anything. I honestly haven't seen this movie but I feel like they just used impactful imagery in the trailer to grab attention. I know the director worked with the actual people that these stories happened to so hopefully it doesn't glorify ptsd.
it is sad that many soldiers survive just come back home and are tormented by their own memories and thoughts. some even take their own lives.
what's sad about that is, that apparently they must have thought killing and seeing your comrades die would NOT be traumatizing. what do soldiers think their job is? planting flowers?
i'm sorry but it entirely escapes me how somebody can be so naive to believe killing and being threatened with death would be fun and dance and not leave any scars. did they never watch any of the vietnam trauma movies or documentarie?
did they think my lai massacre wasn't so bad and killing civillians in another country was a good thing?
you don't have mandatory service in your country. every soldier in every war you are currently involved in, is there because they wanted to. let that sink in.
ashitakaharuo not 1 of the 12 suicides I’ve known of during my service so far were because of killing someone. We don’t join to kill and most will never come close to killing someone.
so you join to do what?
ashitakaharuo A lot of reasons, but if I had to pick one it was to help those who couldn’t help themselves from people who would do them harm. Especially the good people in Iraq and Afghanistan.
+Bortamert - helping them by killing others? and how do you know who the good people are? what or who enables you to determine who is good and who is bad in a foreign country?
Such a good trailer like holy
I still watch this trailer because of how good it is
I LOVE THIS MOVIE
MY FAVORITE MOVIE
I loved it. So insightful !
This trailer gave me chills
1:35 shows how a good actor Miles Teller is, you can literally see the answer on his face, it's like he doesn't need to speak for us to understand him
he literally nods
This movie is so underrated. This movie is way better than American Sniper.
A def like. I cant wait to see this movie. Even the trailer had me tearing up.
Seriously got chills
Getting serious ‘Brother’s’ Vibes here, and it’s good
When the teacher ask why I haven't done my homework
I'm only human after all, i'm only human after all, don't put the blame on me
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that made me laugh hahaha
Going to be honest with you guys. My name is Justin Wainwright but not very long ago I was known as SGT Wainwright. I joined the US Army infantry in 2007. I was 17 years old. I shipped off to FT.Benning, GA to complete Infantry OSUT (One Station Unit Traning) unlike most soldiers whos basic lasts 9 weeks and they go to whats called AIT (Adavanced Indvidual Traning) your 11B (Infantrymen) stays in "basic" training 16 weeks. To sum that up quickly, its about as fun as it sounds. Upon completion I was awarded my Blue Cord, Blue Discs for my lapel crossed rifles and the MOS (Military Occupational Specialty, I.E. you job) 11B and was assigned to Bravo Company, 1st Platoon, 2-12 CAV 1st Cavalry Division FT. Hood in Killeaen, Tx (Gary Owen, the same regiment as the movie We Were Soldiers, but we were no longer an Air Assault unit but a mechinized infantry unit on Bradley Fighting Vehicles). In 2008 my unit was deployed to Iraq in the province's of Muthana, Dhi Qar and Maysan. During this time I received my Combat Infantrymans Badge, 1 ARCOM (Army Comendation medal), 1 AAM (Army Achievement Medal) and was inducted onto the rolls of the Order Of The Spur and was given a pair of golden Calvalry Combat Spurs. In 2010 I came back to Ft. Hood and re enlisted for 4 more years of service on the condition that I could be stationed in Germany. I recived orders to go to ,yet again, 1st Platoon Bravo Company 1st of the 4th Infantry Regiment, 7th Army Euroupe out of Camp Hohenfels, Germany and lived there training American and allied army troops (Georgian, Romanian, Polish, ect) as well as our own Special Forces and Rangers to be ready to deploy to Afghanistan or wherever thier mission took them. I did this for 2 years before my unit recived orders to deploy to Afghanistan where for 7 months we flew all around that country in Blackhawk and Chinook helicopters. Wherever a platoon of Infantrymen was needed (31 men give or take a few) most. From providing a QRF (Quick Reaction Force/ Back Up/ The mother fucking calvalry) in the infamous Korengal Valley to Kandahar to preform covoey escort duties. Upon my return to Hohenfels, Germany, my chain of command (My Commanding Officer particularly) began to notice i wasnt sleeping and was beginning to drink pretty heavy. A psyc eval followed and a recommendation that I be medically retired for severe PTSD followed not long after. I was re assaigned to a WTU (Warrior Transition Unit) in Ft. Lewis, Washington state. I spent one more year of "service" being evaluated and reciving consuling and was retired from the US Army at 100 percent disability for PTSD and Bipolar type 2 disordar as well as a smattering of other physical issues accumulated over my time in and was sent back home here in Virginia. I told that long ass personal story to say that like most vets I absloutley !!!!HATE!!!! war movies about my particular war because of the infuriatingly un realistic they are and the fact they make people think that is actually what war is like. For example the movie "The Hurt Locker" is the biggest piece of shit that I have ever had the unfortunate privilege to watch.......EOD guys running around in a single HMMWV (Hum Vee.) Jumping out with SF soldiers and pulling off sniper headshots....im already getting way off point so back to it. Saying all of that just now, this movie trailer has made me cry and rewatch it atleast 4 times now. This actually appears to be something that might actually be close enough to accurate that people might actually understand what me and my brothers are, what we actually saw and did as well as the struggle that "coming home" is. You never come home, even if you survive you are always going to be there, I am always going to be there and most people have no idea what that can feel like. How much that can hurt....Some trolls are going to call me a pussy or to get over it or whatever. I dont care, I know who I am and I also know if you said it to my face you had better be ready to fucking defend yourself but as it stands your just pixels on a screen. Im going to ask that you civillians out there watch this movie, it probably has some inconsistencies for the sake of Hollywood (combat scenes are always super "sexy" in Hollywood) but from the range of emotion that the trailer alone made me feel....I have a feeling this film will be special. Thank you for reading this far if you did and have a great evening.
As a service member with PTSD, WARNING: if you have PTSD issues, don’t watch this. It has lots of triggers. Great Movie but I battled demons thru it
You're welcome.
No please, its my pleasure.
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haha johnny these people think america is the root of all evil :)
they see all the evidence of christian/muslim genocide in the middle east by muslims and they ignore it.
God bless the people with selective memories, who cry and moan and bitch all the fkn time without doing shit to help.
Said someone who has never spent a day in the military or even seen beyond his own country.
Provocateur those "desert hobos" kicked both America & Russia asses back to their homes
This must be among the most important films out there. I am very sorry it did not get more attention. Pretty hurtful.
loved this
This movie low key changed my life
Whatever the opposite of a selling point is. That's what that "and Amy Schumer" is
Darth Connery I feel sad for guys who just can't let go and who need to spew their venom against a woman they don't like. What compels your hatred and your inability to function without acting like an idiot? Let me guess, you've never been able to truly satisfy a woman?
@BJC - That was the saddest comment I've ever seen...
Interesting the comments hating on soldiers because of foreign affairs. The soldier is doing his/her job, following orders. It’s not the military that you take it out on as, it’s the government who commands it if you have an issue with the policies and commands they put in place. Soldiers follow orders like a gun responds to the trigger, you’re not gonna cuss out and hate a gun for firing are you? So why are you going to disrespect a soldier.....
When you 'just follow orders' like a dog, you get treated like a dog. You've got a mind and a conscience for a reason. Ignore them for a paycheck if you will but then don't come whining you want respect
@@huntsman145 You have a problem with men and women who make patriotic sacrafices defending the freedom of this nation? Be proud you live in country where service isn't mandatory. The nation that forgets it's defenders will eventually itself be forgotten.
@@huntsman145Your kind never die
Just like zombies
We never know the real heroes,those who give their everything in the battlefield to keep their families safe.God bless everyone who is fighting for good reason.
YOOOO! Beulah Koale!!! Samoan New Zealand represent!
Holy freakin goosebumps man! This looks incredible
Just as incredible as military propaganda as you can get right? this film is trash defending the globalist wars in the middle east! America went to war for oil, opium and profits they don't care who wins or loses they will get the same outcome either way. You do know what the military industrial complex is right? maybe you should research the military industrial complex and then tell me you support it.
Also, it was good. I don’t know if you saw it yet but it will make you shed a tear.
I was a civi when I saw this. Now I am in the 82nd airborne division here at Fort Bragg AIRBORNE
Hooah
Go airborne!! Hoooah brotha!
Boot
The song is SOO on point!
Wow.. Im excited to watch tgis movie!
Oscar written all over it.