I’m a retired RN now but started out in the early 80’s as an LVN. I was 19. Though I wasn’t on the frontlines like the police and EMT’s and Paramedics are I still have vivid memories, some of which are now 4 decades old. I practiced in a hospital in south Texas, that was less than 30 minutes from Mexico. Working in the ER I saw my first and only pipe bomb victim. He was in his early 20’s. While working in the ER, helping to get him ready to go to surgery, he looked at me and said please don’t let me die. I still remember when they moved him on the stretcher, out of the ER trauma room. The stretcher moved forward as the blood ran off of it backwards, onto the floor. I remember the trauma room floor, littered with empty packages, yellow charge stickers and other medical debris, covered in blood. Less than an hour later, through closed doors, around the corner and down a long hallway I remember hearing his mother’s wailing cry, after finding out he died. That’s just one of many horrific experiences I still remember, when working there before I was 20. To all of those who are on the FRONTLINES you have my utmost RESPECT.
The thing is ... there were split second decision you had to make amidst domestic abuse arguments, radicals screaming F the police , just all kinds of sociological things that some police were not ready for.... the sign up for THAT job takes incredible dedication and resiliency ... not to mention toughness. ... incredible disrespect you get from activists actually impeding your progress to HELP people!!
I can't wait to see this. As a retired Cincinnati Police Officer, I saw many of these same things. Suicides, shootings, drug overdoses, murders, stabbings, dead babies, mentally ill people who can't help themselves - I saw all that. You never know what you are going to see before you go home. You signed up for the job because you want to help people and then you realize how much the odds are stacked against you. Most understand what Narcan is, and it's not an EMT or police officers job to decide who gets it and who doesn't. Our job is to preserve life. Support your local police and fire. You have no idea what they see or hear and have to deal with on a daily basis. Real life isn't a movie or a tv show.
That was well said. My father worked LAPD patrol for twenty years starting in 1968. He saw everything. Every. Thing. He was good at his job - and the better you are, the more you see and feel, and experience. He taught me many things.
You wanted to help people? Nice story. Is that what you told yourself when you were planting evidence, torturing people or robbing and beating the public? Or were you one of the "good ones" who just covered that sort of thing up.
I was an FDNY Paramedic for 16 years up until the pandemic really screwed me up and forced me to leave the job I loved. This trailer almost made me cry. It looks absolutely incredible. A true deep dive into just how screwed up the job can be both for us and for our patients. Can't wait to see it.
Trailer looks really good and reliable. I...i just wanted to express some respect for people who work there. It seems not all of them get proper honors, considering hardships of job.
There's a lot of screwed up jobs out there. They do the same with sports films (especially boxing & fighting) and war films involving military & civilians. At the end of the day, someone rode out with paramedics, wrote a story, and here we are. I think the film is being overhyped from an originality standpoint, but whatever, at least it's not a soulless dating movie.
I worked NYC*EMS FDNY/EMS from 1987-2011 when I retired after 24 years. I hope this film shows the real side of the job. There are a lot of people out there who have issues because of some things we see on the job. I worked Bed-Stuy, ENY, CIH, Rockaways, South Jamaica and the Bronx as an EMT and a Lt. in SOD and Haz-Tac. I have seen more things in 1 weekend than most people see in a lifetime. If the movie isn't realistic it will NEVER show what EMT's and Paramedics in NYC go thru on a daily basis. I hope Sean Penn keeps to his beliefs that it has to be as real as possible when he does a film like this!!!!!!!!! EMS in NYC really needs to be recognized for the issues that are involved in it!!!!!!!!
I rode with FDNY EMS during medic school in ‘97 out of the Bronx. The most intense and educational time of my life…the crews we worked with were gods to us.
The thing is ... there were split second decision you had to make amidst domestic abuse arguments, radicals screaming F the police , just all kinds of sociological things that some police were not ready for.... the sign up for THAT job takes incredible dedication and resiliency ... not to mention toughness.
I saw the movie earlier this evening as part of a private screening. Trust me, they did a good job. I was worried it wouldn't be up to snuff since I was involved in the project. But, it definitely catches the essence of our job quite well.
There's a 30 minute scene of the kid eating uncrustables in the EMS room while sean penn types up the report after dropping off the third drunk of the night for realism, right?
Throw in the homeless person call for “foot pain” that has lasted for the past three weeks and gets pissed at you when you don’t have a blanket for them, and I’m sold.
@stevenbailey637 and the 350 pound dude that shat his pants and is now standing outside in the cold, nekkid from waist below, smelling of shat and bad decisions, wanting the ER to charge his phone. Also, his visa expired and INS refuses to send him back to Haiti and he calls every night, especially that one time to eat his dominoes pizza at ER
I'm not an EMT, but I had a mom with three little kids roll her suburban into a ditch right in front of me on a skinny little country road. The infant had a headwound the size of an orange with skull visible. I had to pull all four of them from the wreckage and do my best to clear airways and stop the bleeding from depressed head injuries. The RN who showed up about ten minutes in told me I did an ok job of dealing with the worst of it. I was fine until the medics arrived and then I lost it. Cried like a baby for a good half hour. The PTSD lasted most of a year. My respect for people who can do that job and keep going back day after day is boundless. Thank you for doing a job that would probably wreck me in a month.
As a retired RN, thank God you stopped and helped that family. It sounds like you saved lives that day. I hope you can keep that in mind whenever memories of that day flashback. God bless you.
From 88-91 I worked as a paramedic in Minneapolis while I was in college. I was barely 21 and completely out of my element at first. Street smarts came quick. Moved on to law enforcement and retired in 2020. Some of these clips really evoke an emotional response. They’re spot on. Bravo, but not sure I want to go back…
Feels like an amalgam of Martin Scorsese's "Bringing Out the Dead" (1999) and Antoine Fuqua's "Training Day" (200i) -- liking the cast, hope it is as good as this trailer.
EMT-P in Baltimore Co in the early 2000s. Cant speak to what those from NYC go through. ER RN now. EMS burned me right tf out! RN in the ER is a different kind of burn out- more manageable. Looks realistic and stressful 😮 ❤ Sean Penn and Mike Tyson
@edwardwilliams2438 Zelenski is a puppet like Biden, and Sean Penn is giving them his awards for acting. If he was trolling them, it would have been awesome. Making fun of them for being puppets. But he was dead serious. He's either a moron or a blackmailed moron.
Iron Mike Tyson... as an ambulance dispatcher... I see Mike as more of a person who "sends" people to the hospital rather than one who dispatches paramedics to bring them to one.
@toddgolling5760 Na that is the sequel. Original film is called Fast Times At Richmond High, it's just quite rare and hard to find. And not very well known
Looks interesting...My own Paramedic career spanned this period as well as the "Bringing out the dead" years...so, a couple of decades easy...I'll give it a look-see 😏
I will take a EMT before a cop,nurse or doctor..my b/p was 230/1110-I was terrified that EMT at 1 am just talked to me and in like three minutes my numbers went down 30 points..nurse was so-so -doctor half asleep..but this EMT was alert at this hour just putting this 66 at Ease..God Bless first responders you all are gifts from God..and not paid a third of a Doctors salary,,Thank you!
Penn was awarded the Christopher Reeve First Amendment Award from the Creative Coalition for his commitment to free speech. He organized to support and promote the anti-Iraq War movement. He visited Iraq to protest against the Bush administration's plans for a military strike on Iraq. He traveled to New Orleans, to aid Hurricane Katrina victims. After the 2010 Haiti earthquake, Penn founded the J/P Haitian Relief Organization, which operated a 55,000 person tent camp. Penn is the founder of the nonprofit organization Community Organized Relief Effort (CORE), which distributed aid in Haiti following the country's 2010 earthquake and Hurricane Matthew. Penn visited flood-stricken villages in Karim Bux Jamali, Dargah Shah Gurio, and Peero Lashari in the Badin District, where he distributed blankets, quilts, kitchen items, and other goods to flood survivors. He played a role in securing the release of American entrepreneur Jacob Ostreicher from a Bolivian prison in 2013, and was credited by Ostreicher for having personally nursed him back to health after his release. I can see your point, there's not much of a reason to be a fan of the guy o.0
EMT, Firefighters, ER Nurses and Soilders have seen tons of these events throughout their careers. I've seen things no one should have to ever witness.
7 year NY EMT/AEMT here. Make sure to focus on how little EMS is paid if you want to focus on accuracy. The job has its benefits and pitfalls but it does not pay you enough to live comfortably, especially in New York. If you want accuracy about the profession, focus on that. That's our constant ongoing fight. It is not highlighted enough and it makes me angry as a provider.
Yeah that's coming out in like twenty twenty five. Ozone ,turbo,and Kelly Plus Sean Penn. Are in the new movie colors 2 Electric bugaloo. Robert duvall comes back from the Dead. He got bit by a zombie. And frog breaks out of prison. Can't wait to See the movie.
I feel like I'm living back in the 70s where art imitated life and reflected the hopelessness and lawlessness in American cities. It is so sad that we have returned to such dark days. I am so glad I don't live in or even near a US city. Heartbreaking.
With that type of attitude, may I suggest you live off grid. Because you escape the big city, but you can’t escape meth and fentanyl, theft, domestic violence, sexual abuse in rural America.
Filmde Sean Penn ve Mike Tysonun rol almasi filmi daha da baximli edir. Cunku biri efsanevi bokscu digeri ise inanilmaz fantastik aktyordu. Mohtesem kino olacagina inaniram . Sebirsizlikle gozleyirem.❤
reminded me of A Thousand Naked Strangers... book by Kevin Hazzard... highly recommended.. it was wild. Who needs fiction when you have stories like this?
This looks pretty good. I'm not too high on the lead actor. But Penn is always good. This reminds me of movies that came out when I was a kid. I'm 39 now. I might give this a shot in the theaters.
Sometimes when I watch a movie that is similar to another one and with the same actor, I do this thing where I pretend it's the sequel, even tho it's really not. It would be easy to imagine this to be the sequel to 'Colors'.
I’m a retired RN now but started out in the early 80’s as an LVN. I was 19. Though I wasn’t on the frontlines like the police and EMT’s and Paramedics are I still have vivid memories, some of which are now 4 decades old. I practiced in a hospital in south Texas, that was less than 30 minutes from Mexico. Working in the ER I saw my first and only pipe bomb victim. He was in his early 20’s. While working in the ER, helping to get him ready to go to surgery, he looked at me and said please don’t let me die. I still remember when they moved him on the stretcher, out of the ER trauma room. The stretcher moved forward as the blood ran off of it backwards, onto the floor. I remember the trauma room floor, littered with empty packages, yellow charge stickers and other medical debris, covered in blood. Less than an hour later, through closed doors, around the corner and down a long hallway I remember hearing his mother’s wailing cry, after finding out he died. That’s just one of many horrific experiences I still remember, when working there before I was 20. To all of those who are on the FRONTLINES you have my utmost RESPECT.
I have mad respect for you and your service… I hope you find peace in your life now
Thank you Barry. As for the last thing you said, I’m trying…
@@roxanneb6208if you need someone to listen, we’re here.
The thing is ... there were split second decision you had to make amidst domestic abuse arguments, radicals screaming F the police , just all kinds of sociological things that some police were not ready for.... the sign up for THAT job takes incredible dedication and resiliency ... not to mention toughness. ... incredible disrespect you get from activists actually impeding your progress to HELP people!!
Thanks for all the good that u did amigo respect
Now THIS is fresh stuff! No hitmen. No Marvel or DC or Transformers. No revenge action film. Just gritty and realistic.
I liked it bette when it was Bringing out the Dead and Training Day.
Right? Thank you.
I hope it brings respect to those in the industry.
@@zoecoote3746as an active member of FDNY ems. We all agree with you on that one
Yeah, fresh like a 20 years old Nicolas Cage movie ! ^^
I can't wait to see this. As a retired Cincinnati Police Officer, I saw many of these same things. Suicides, shootings, drug overdoses, murders, stabbings, dead babies, mentally ill people who can't help themselves - I saw all that. You never know what you are going to see before you go home. You signed up for the job because you want to help people and then you realize how much the odds are stacked against you. Most understand what Narcan is, and it's not an EMT or police officers job to decide who gets it and who doesn't. Our job is to preserve life. Support your local police and fire. You have no idea what they see or hear and have to deal with on a daily basis. Real life isn't a movie or a tv show.
That was well said. My father worked LAPD patrol for twenty years starting in 1968. He saw everything. Every. Thing. He was good at his job - and the better you are, the more you see and feel, and experience. He taught me many things.
@@jeffsilverman6104how many innocent black men did he put in prison?
@@jimmyrustled2493 Everyone in prison is innocent. Don't you know that?
@@johnconway9882boot licker
You wanted to help people? Nice story. Is that what you told yourself when you were planting evidence, torturing people or robbing and beating the public? Or were you one of the "good ones" who just covered that sort of thing up.
I was an FDNY Paramedic for 16 years up until the pandemic really screwed me up and forced me to leave the job I loved. This trailer almost made me cry. It looks absolutely incredible. A true deep dive into just how screwed up the job can be both for us and for our patients. Can't wait to see it.
Trailer looks really good and reliable. I...i just wanted to express some respect for people who work there. It seems not all of them get proper honors, considering hardships of job.
Hi Dan, thanks for your service.
You're the kind of guy who has iron balls and a big heart.
Thanks for your service. I hope you’ve found something new that is fulfilling for you
There's a lot of screwed up jobs out there. They do the same with sports films (especially boxing & fighting) and war films involving military & civilians. At the end of the day, someone rode out with paramedics, wrote a story, and here we are. I think the film is being overhyped from an originality standpoint, but whatever, at least it's not a soulless dating movie.
I worked NYC*EMS FDNY/EMS from 1987-2011 when I retired after 24 years. I hope this film shows the real side of the job. There are a lot of people out there who have issues because of some things we see on the job. I worked Bed-Stuy, ENY, CIH, Rockaways, South Jamaica and the Bronx as an EMT and a Lt. in SOD and Haz-Tac. I have seen more things in 1 weekend than most people see in a lifetime. If the movie isn't realistic it will NEVER show what EMT's and Paramedics in NYC go thru on a daily basis. I hope Sean Penn keeps to his beliefs that it has to be as real as possible when he does a film like this!!!!!!!!! EMS in NYC really needs to be recognized for the issues that are involved in it!!!!!!!!
AMEN !!!
I rode with FDNY EMS during medic school in ‘97 out of the Bronx.
The most intense and educational time of my life…the crews we worked with were gods to us.
The thing is ... there were split second decision you had to make amidst domestic abuse arguments, radicals screaming F the police , just all kinds of sociological things that some police were not ready for.... the sign up for THAT job takes incredible dedication and resiliency ... not to mention toughness.
I saw the movie earlier this evening as part of a private screening. Trust me, they did a good job. I was worried it wouldn't be up to snuff since I was involved in the project. But, it definitely catches the essence of our job quite well.
There's a 30 minute scene of the kid eating uncrustables in the EMS room while sean penn types up the report after dropping off the third drunk of the night for realism, right?
3rd drunk, 2 overdoses (1 from wet), a STEMI and a shooting earlier, accurate.
Throw in the homeless person call for “foot pain” that has lasted for the past three weeks and gets pissed at you when you don’t have a blanket for them, and I’m sold.
@stevenbailey637 and the 350 pound dude that shat his pants and is now standing outside in the cold, nekkid from waist below, smelling of shat and bad decisions, wanting the ER to charge his phone. Also, his visa expired and INS refuses to send him back to Haiti and he calls every night, especially that one time to eat his dominoes pizza at ER
No more uncrustables left, just some absolutely pulverized graham crackers
@@stevenbailey637😂😂
I'm not an EMT, but I had a mom with three little kids roll her suburban into a ditch right in front of me on a skinny little country road. The infant had a headwound the size of an orange with skull visible. I had to pull all four of them from the wreckage and do my best to clear airways and stop the bleeding from depressed head injuries. The RN who showed up about ten minutes in told me I did an ok job of dealing with the worst of it.
I was fine until the medics arrived and then I lost it. Cried like a baby for a good half hour. The PTSD lasted most of a year. My respect for people who can do that job and keep going back day after day is boundless. Thank you for doing a job that would probably wreck me in a month.
Sounds like you knew exactly what to do. Airway is crucial
As a retired RN, thank God you stopped and helped that family. It sounds like you saved lives that day. I hope you can keep that in mind whenever memories of that day flashback. God bless you.
Paramedics are real heros. It's about time movies started showing them as such. Looking forward to this movie big time.
From 88-91 I worked as a paramedic in Minneapolis while I was in college. I was barely 21 and completely out of my element at first. Street smarts came quick. Moved on to law enforcement and retired in 2020. Some of these clips really evoke an emotional response. They’re spot on. Bravo, but not sure I want to go back…
Thanks for sharing
What do you mean you were college ?
yes
@@jasonbourne5142yes
@@jasonbourne5142 It's a place people go to learn more after high school.
Feels like an amalgam of Martin Scorsese's "Bringing Out the Dead" (1999) and Antoine Fuqua's "Training Day" (200i) -- liking the cast, hope it is as good as this trailer.
I was thinking the same thing about Training Day.
With Broken Vessels (1999) thrown in for good measure.
not a bad comparison
Bringing Out the Dead was jacked up. I like that one. This looks interesting
When I got on this job the Sr. Men would paraphrase a lot of lines from both those movies for a chuckle.
This kind of looks like Training Day in a ambulance... which, with this cast, I'm here for.
or Colors?
Was looking for this comment
great call on Training Day
training day meets bringing out the dead.
Did I just see Mr.Tyson?😮
Yep, Pretty sad that they cast this rapist.
yes
@@ohms139yeth
Oh Yeah, you know its a good movie when Tyson plays the level-headed authority figure
Yessir.
Martin Scorsese made this film in 1999, it was called Bringing out the Dead
Thank you,exactly
I met Sean once. He seemed like a good guy. Ty is lucky to be able to learn from him.
EMT-P in Baltimore Co in the early 2000s. Cant speak to what those from NYC go through. ER RN now. EMS burned me right tf out! RN in the ER is a different kind of burn out- more manageable. Looks realistic and stressful 😮 ❤ Sean Penn and Mike Tyson
Okay, I’m 25 seconds into this trailer and I see Mike Tyson AND Sean Penn???
I’m in!!!
Good to see big mike Tyson acting in a serious role.
He bites a guy’s ear off and they have to find it to sew it back on.
He eats a kid
@@MrBuketmanhe can't hear you
Meh. Gimmick attempt to save this film. 46% Rotten Tomatoes.
@@johnconway9882 He was cast before the reviews. Your comment makes no sense.
I made it into the trailer at 1:19 bringing a patient into Woodhull Hospital with Tye Sheridan 😮
Congrats!
Ohhhhh Woodhell. How I don't miss that place lol
The notorious Woodhull!
awesome!
Your performance was totally wooden.
First legit thing I saw: Oxygen tank as a weapon
Have used it like that plenty of times. Teach my students how to use it as such.
Lmdao, only if they toss the laptop at them first
That and the metal clipboard 😂
Наконец то, жизненные фильмы, про людей, которые спасают жизни каждый день!
The optimum phrase..."is it worth it?"......this looks good. Penn always seems to add a bit of gravitas to any movie. You got my money.
Boy you're easily impressed
Who can take Sean Penn seriously anymore after that Ukraine shit ?
@@jaredleicht1656 the guy is entitled to his opinions. what "shit" are you peddling?
@edwardwilliams2438
Zelenski is a puppet like Biden, and Sean Penn is giving them his awards for acting.
If he was trolling them, it would have been awesome. Making fun of them for being puppets.
But he was dead serious. He's either a moron or a blackmailed moron.
@edwardwilliams2438
He's giving out acting awards to puppets.
Lol, what a tool
Looks like a proper movie
Sean Penn is an amazing actor
EMS for 7 years now and going. Fresno,ca. It looks pretty good. I see good texture here. Grit. Raw. Reality of the job. I'll go see it.
Aside from the fist fighting, this trailer seemed like a typical night shift. 🚑
Ночной Дозор... Сколько же ГОРЕ, ГРЯЗИ, БЕЗ ЧЕЛОВЕЧНОСТИ, СТРАХА, БЕЗРАЗЛИЧИЕ... 🥺😒 Повидали 911😞🙏
Iron Mike Tyson... as an ambulance dispatcher...
I see Mike as more of a person who "sends" people to the hospital rather than one who dispatches paramedics to bring them to one.
Mike:- How may times did you get short
Me:- once
Mike :- Suck it up!
Hes not a dispatcher. Hes the station boss. Clearly you have no idea what your talking about.
Sean Penn, enough said, I’m In!
Sean Penn is one of the best actors ever, i really enjoy his movies, if you want to see one of his greatest performances, my favorite I am Sam…..
Utter liberal puke, but he can act, no doubt about it.
It's funny from Fast Times at Richmond High to be here making awesome movies. Sean Penn is an amazing actor. This movie looks awesome.
He did make Bad Boys the very next year after Fast Times, and it was pretty intense.
@@stratobungle I'd go back to Taps when he came out. That had a great cast and some intense scenes.
*Ridgemont
@toddgolling5760 Na that is the sequel. Original film is called Fast Times At Richmond High, it's just quite rare and hard to find. And not very well known
He was also intense in Colors. Played an aggressive cop in LA. Really good in that.
Sean Penn is often the reason a film is great!
Often? How about once?
he's a good actor, mystic river he was amazing
and how many academy awards did you win ??? @@pucker672 omfg go away
There's a few he's not given enough credit for like U Turn, State Of Grace and The First
U Turn was great ! @@jason-m
Looks interesting...My own Paramedic career spanned this period as well as the "Bringing out the dead" years...so, a couple of decades easy...I'll give it a look-see 😏
Sean Penn kills it anytime he’s in the movie
not this time
The great sean penn coming back strong,I see academy award all over this.
Reminds me of "Training Day", location in New York, oh yes, I'm seeing this movie.
Casting director: "let's get Mike Tyson"
Tyson’s audition: “Ok, wet’s be careful out there, evwybody!”
I will take a EMT before a cop,nurse or doctor..my b/p was 230/1110-I was terrified that EMT at 1 am just talked to me and in like three minutes my numbers went down 30 points..nurse was so-so -doctor half asleep..but this EMT was alert at this hour just putting this 66 at Ease..God Bless first responders you all are gifts from God..and not paid a third of a Doctors salary,,Thank you!
EMS, Firefighters, LEOs - really do not know how they do the job. The emotional toll has to be immense. I pray for these folks.
I’m not typically a Sean Penn fan, but this looks like a solid movie. I hope it gives props to paramedics
Medics & EMTs
Yep
@@rubenthecuban415 I have a dream...that one day the layman will know the difference 😔
Hopefully, doubt it will.
Penn was awarded the Christopher Reeve First Amendment Award from the Creative Coalition for his commitment to free speech.
He organized to support and promote the anti-Iraq War movement. He visited Iraq to protest against the Bush administration's plans for a military strike on Iraq.
He traveled to New Orleans, to aid Hurricane Katrina victims.
After the 2010 Haiti earthquake, Penn founded the J/P Haitian Relief Organization, which operated a 55,000 person tent camp. Penn is the founder of the nonprofit organization Community Organized Relief Effort (CORE), which distributed aid in Haiti following the country's 2010 earthquake and Hurricane Matthew.
Penn visited flood-stricken villages in Karim Bux Jamali, Dargah Shah Gurio, and Peero Lashari in the Badin District, where he distributed blankets, quilts, kitchen items, and other goods to flood survivors.
He played a role in securing the release of American entrepreneur Jacob Ostreicher from a Bolivian prison in 2013, and was credited by Ostreicher for having personally nursed him back to health after his release.
I can see your point, there's not much of a reason to be a fan of the guy o.0
I became an EMT in 2020. This will be interesting to see now that I'm an EMS. Switched careers during the pandemic.
Movie looks wonderful. In the worst way, we’ll definitely try to see this in theaters if I can.
EMT, Firefighters, ER Nurses and Soilders have seen tons of these events throughout their careers. I've seen things no one should have to ever witness.
I'm stressed just watching this trailer. Sean Penn is a beast !
I am still waiting for: Black Flies 2023 with Sean Penn to come to streaming
Tye and Sean combo , a must watch
About time people see what firefighters and paramedics go through.
Bout time Sean Penn, can't wait to see it!
2024 top 3 most powerful movies. Thanks thanks thanks!!!!
Looks like a more dramatic version of "Bringing out the Dead".
Tye Sheridan is *such* a talent! If you haven't seen the movie "Joe" , that stars him and Nicolas Cage, definitely do!
Looks like it captures all the cheeriest parts of life in NYC.
Looking forward to this.
I worked nights as a paramedic in Charleston SC. This...left me speechless. A modernized version of Bring Out the Dead.
I'm in. ( working title "Black Flies" )
having work that system in the 80 and 90, I have to sit with this. Real or movie, TBD
I'm sure it will be a masterpiece, I'm also sure that 99.9% of viewers would require counselling after viewing it.
Genuinely the most hard to watch movie I've seen, definitely gonna stay with me for a long time
7 year NY EMT/AEMT here. Make sure to focus on how little EMS is paid if you want to focus on accuracy. The job has its benefits and pitfalls but it does not pay you enough to live comfortably, especially in New York. If you want accuracy about the profession, focus on that. That's our constant ongoing fight. It is not highlighted enough and it makes me angry as a provider.
I hope they focus more on the trauma and the fear that comes from being a paramedic and not on the murder mystery angle.
They did
Fire! Also congrats to Tye for a visible face.
Looks great. Reminds how much I love Bringing out the dead...
However bad a movie is I would never miss it if Sean Penn is in it. He is a legendary actor.
Good team up looks awesome
Looks really gritty and what the real inner city looks like on any given night.
Looks incredible! Sean Penn is a badass
I was hoping for “Colors 2, Electric Bugaloo “.
Yeah that's coming out in like twenty twenty five. Ozone ,turbo,and Kelly Plus Sean Penn. Are in the new movie colors 2 Electric bugaloo. Robert duvall comes back from the Dead. He got bit by a zombie. And frog breaks out of prison. Can't wait to See the movie.
Now that sounds like a fucking movie!!!!😂
This is a great take on the ER. Who knew this really happens ???
Sean Penns still got it
Ole boy is at it again.
Finally, we get a new film with a young star who can actually act. This kid is superb.
Looks good! But I need a Sean Penn movie on him going to see El Chapo honestly
Reminds of the Scorsese Paul Schrader movie Bringing Out the Dead
Penn's also releasing another NYC film this yr called 'Daddio' about a cab driver.
wonder whats the buzz about him showing up his sad face again in movies....
@@mikescorpio13 lol trademark
I feel like I'm living back in the 70s where art imitated life and reflected the hopelessness and lawlessness in American cities. It is so sad that we have returned to such dark days. I am so glad I don't live in or even near a US city. Heartbreaking.
With that type of attitude, may I suggest you live off grid. Because you escape the big city, but you can’t escape meth and fentanyl, theft, domestic violence, sexual abuse in rural America.
Filmde Sean Penn ve Mike Tysonun rol almasi filmi daha da baximli edir. Cunku biri efsanevi bokscu digeri ise inanilmaz fantastik aktyordu. Mohtesem kino olacagina inaniram . Sebirsizlikle gozleyirem.❤
This looks good, Can't go wrong with Sean Penn....Dope to see Iron Mike jumping more into acting
Wow. This is exactly what this cesspool they call a City really is.
I'm waiting for this movie from that time when it's Title was "Black Flies".
I new a los angeles city paramedic he told me he was burned out ,looked always tired and pissed !!!havent seeing him in years had some crazy stories
good to see Tyson in a movie.
I wish Sean Penn would play this role in his "I Am Sam" character
😂😂
you need to stop getting high, seriously!
reminded me of A Thousand Naked Strangers... book by Kevin Hazzard... highly recommended.. it was wild. Who needs fiction when you have stories like this?
cant wait to watch this movie
That's perfect film ever watched in series
Looks like the medical version of Training Day.
This is going to be a high adrenaline movie & I haven't seen Penn in years. Been a fan since I saw Bad Boys! ❤
Pure grit ... sign me up
When, where? What stream?
0:19 Ooooh God Mike Tyson again
Sean Penn awesome
Ca a l'air excellent , Sean Penn magistral !
It's a brave, fearless and true, true action movie.
30 years doing fdny ems and still going .. can wait to see this movie
HOLY SHIT FINALLY A REAL MOVIE !! And Mike Tyson is in it 🥊 YES !! Wahoooooo 💪🏻🇺🇸
Wow, a movie that actually would get me to , y'know, *go* to the movies. Remember what that was like?
This looks pretty good. I'm not too high on the lead actor. But Penn is always good. This reminds me of movies that came out when I was a kid. I'm 39 now. I might give this a shot in the theaters.
Wow intense! At least from the looks of this trailer.
Sometimes when I watch a movie that is similar to another one and with the same actor, I do this thing where I pretend it's the sequel, even tho it's really not. It would be easy to imagine this to be the sequel to 'Colors'.
Thank you very much bro
Super trailer film ❤❤❤❤
Wow. Looks like a very powerful movie.
That "how's the baby" part is crazy