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I had a whole theater to myself when I first saw this, just me and my father. We are a deep rooted military family, neither said a word at the end of this film, just sat there for about 30 minutes after.
Same. Absolutely silent reaction when I first saw it in theaters. The second time, a lot of us who were in the military at the time stood at attention during that final scene.
Chris Kyle actually consulted on this movie for about half of its production before he passed. So many of the cast and crew know Chris personally. Great reaction
13:41 it's cut off of this reaction but the SEAL that says "Marc's gone bro" ... That's Kevin "Dauber" Lacz, he was an actual SEAL that served with Chris Kyle.
My nephew was a sniper in the marines and met Chris in 2004 in Fallujah. Being a native Texans and living just one town over they hit it right off the bat. But the crazy thing is I played in a band in the early 90’s and one of the guitarist had a nephew we called “Little Eddie”. It was he who shot Chris & Chad at the gun range. He was a weird little kid.
@@UncleUncleRj Little Eddie was about 6,or 7 at the time when I played with his uncle. I remember he was a high strung and mean to his little sister and he was constantly getting in trouble. That’s why we referred to him as Little Eddie Munster.
I watched this movie in the theater and the effect it had on people was incredible. Everyone walked out with their heads down and you could hear a pen drop.
And when he gets to heaven to Saint Peter he will tell one more soldier reporting sir I have served my time hell. He forever shall be remembered as a true Patriot.
That feeling that you said you had at the end of the film is the compounded effects of a lot of things. A lot of it being someone giving themselves to others and asking nothing in return is suddenly taken away trying to do the right thing
I was 11 when 9/11 happened and remember it like it was yesterday. Was in history class. Lived 20 minutes south of DC at the time so we got put on lock down the entire day and could only leave if our parents came to sign us out of school. Drove by the Pentagon two days later. Surreal moments. Always loved this movie and book. Great reaction.
You NEED to watch “13 Hours” if you haven’t watched it, it’s another movie based on a true story!! Another great film you should watch is “ END of WATCH” with Jake Gyllenhaal!!
When I was a VA contactor, I was working on developing a program to better assess, address and treat CSR or what's more commonly identified as PTSD - I prefer to coin it as CSR (Combat Stress Reaction) as a means to differentiate the source of the PTSD or the catalyst opposed to other incidents that can cause PTSD. This program was going to examine cases of those U.S service personnel who were in combat operations in with combat arms roles (conventional and SOF) to better understand the symptoms and triggers but also better treat them - not just with medications but with various therapeutic treatments and integration efforts along with doing a much better job of reaching out to these individuals. During my tenor, I got to hear some of the stories of different veterans and really actually listen to them, some of them really just want people to listen to them absent of judgment and that's something I try to provide even to this day. The burden of trying to hold it all together while holding it all in is so damn difficult and damaging, it's imperative to understand that most of the general population will NEVER have to take a life or witness the worst of what man can do to each other. I'm still hoping to get this program lifted off the ground as it would be far more efficient, personalized and advanced than the current standard of VA care. This next part is specifically for those of you in the community (U.S, UK, CA, AUS etc) Please understand that you are not alone, it's perfectly ok to not feel ok. There are so many people like you and have walked through the gauntlet and experienced loss of life, self and have been broken down by the horrors of war. You're human by existence and part of that means seeking help when you're not ok. The nightmares, sensory overload and hyper vigilance, changes in personality along with burst of anger are all hard to deal with in addition to the depression that all compounds. Reach out to your buddies who been there before or served with you, but also please seek help when you start to struggle. There are Veteran communities out there that can offer you so much support but also connect you with people who know what it's like to go to those places and bring the war back home with them.
I remember when Chris Kyle’s funeral motorcade came through the Galveston / Houston area (I live just outside of Houston). The whole city pretty much came to a stop for that brief time. May he Rest in Peace. 🫡🇺🇸
Great reaction.. I highly recommend the following films: Glory, The Last Samurai, Red Tails, We were Soldiers, End of Watch and Megan Leavey (Rex). All fantastic films, these should be on your list.
I am halfway through reading the book Chris wrote that the movie was based on. As a veteran myself, I think the book is much better than the movie. You get a deeper understanding of who Chris was both as a person and as a warrior. His loss is still felt, 10 years later. He really was a legend: both during and after his service. RIP Chris
After hearing the dialogue in this movie about blood diamonds, it made me think that you might want to watch the movie “Blood Diamond” from 2006. It has Leo DiCaprio and Djimon Hounsou in it & is to do with the civil war in Sierra Leone. Really good movie. But this was another great reaction from you🙌🏻 thank you for sharing & I can’t wait to see what other movies you do😊
You are fast becoming one of my favourite reactors, its great to be on this journey with you. Looking forward to your Band of Brothers reactions as i know you will appreciate the bravery, cinematography and comradeship it shows. Keep up the good work, you're a pure soul and i'm sure i speak for all of us when i say that the emotional intelligence and respect you show is beautiful to watch.
A buddy of mine serves with him, I got a call one afternoon to come over. Kyle was there and we got to hangout, I already knew who he was. We talked and drank and he taught me a lot as a us army infantry sniper. He also taught me how to deal with a lot. I don't get the daymares that bad or nightmares but I do still shake on a regular basis. He was a good man and about his fellow troops. I cried for a few days after his lose and for his family. His knowledge help me get through a lot of my PTSD. Watching your video of the movie I'm crying again lol. Thank you for your respect
Great reaction Jada! This movie is a great one to watch. I’ve seen other comments recommending 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi. I agree with them fully, it’s worth the watch! Again, great reaction.
A few years back I was reading Chris Kyle's book. I remember reading about his friend who died during surgery. When he was wounded, he refused help getting to medics, cause he knew if he needed any help it would take other soldiers out of the fight. Then later, he said he just returned to the middle east and found out his friend died during surgery, and it hit me so hard, I had to put the book down for awhile. Went to see this one in the theater, and at the end everyone sat in silence through the entire credits and then quietly left. No one spoke till they were out of the theater. Never experienced that in a theater before.
@1:51 it’s interesting that you brought up the “correct” metric system but ask yourself: what’s the system used in the only country who has landed people on the moon, and multiple times at that? It not the “correct” metric system. What’s the system of measurement used by the country that’s done a ton to help to protect its ally Australia in the pacific theater of wwii? Some could argue the point it’s the reason the Japanese didn’t take it over or at least inflict a great deal more damage to Australia’s infrastructure. It not the “correct” metric system. For a system of measurement that gets s*** on a lot it’s certainly done a hell of a lot of damn good work towards progressing mankind. It’s always fascinated me how people love to talk about being considerate of other peoples’ customs and culture(which btw would include their own system of measurements and standards) but are so quick to chide and deride their system of measurement when the timing is convenient and comical.
In the first last scene we saw before he goes outside with his wife was a flashback from the war, you can only hear the gunshots and people screaming as Chris is sitting in his chair completely traumatized and terrified
The town Chris Kyle lived in at the time of his death is the town I live in. I often pass by a memorial sign on the highway. Also, Bradley Cooper (unannounced, as far as I know) came to town during production, and my cousin got a picture with him at Dairy Queen!! 😄
Great reaction as always. I always look forward to watching these kinds of movies with you because of how much respect and empathy you have for others. You are a beautiful soul. If you get a chance, I highly recommend Chris Kyle’s book of the same name. I bought it for my dad who’s from Texas and Chris Kyle is a personal hero of his.
I love your compassion. Please never change who you are for anyone. Keep up the great work too. Sooo excited for B.o.B. and hopefully you will check out the pacific after that too.
@@MovieJoob of course. Anytime! And the pacific is the same producers (tom hanks and Steven Spielberg) as B.o.B. it is the sister show to it. B.o.B. is the European front and the pacific is...well the pacific lol.
"I was just protecting my guys, they were trying to kill... our soldiers and I... I'm willing to meet my Creator and answer for every shot that I took. The thing that... haunts me are all the guys that I couldn't save. Now I'm willing and able to... be there but I'm not, I'm here I quit." "You can walk down any hall in this hospital. Looks like plenty soldiers need saving." Fun Fact: Early in the movie, Clint Eastwood is seen with his back turned entering the church. Location Location Fact: With the exception of two weeks filming in Morocco for exterior Iraq scenes, this movie was filmed entirely in California. That Doll Fact: According to Jason Hall, two babies were supposed to portray Chris and Taya Kyle's (Sienna Miller) child. A doll was used after one baby was sick and the other did not show up. Bradley Cooper admitted that he thought it was silly using an unconvincing plastic doll for Kyle's infant child during a serious, emotional scene. With Honors Fact: Bradley Cooper only spoke to Chris Kyle one time on the phone, just a couple of weeks before Chris Kyle's tragic death. It was a two-minute conversation according to Cooper. Since Kyle's death, Cooper dedicated eight months to bring Chris back to life and to honor the Kyle family. Cooper did such a great job, that the Navy SEALs who had known Kyle, and trained Cooper, said they felt the presence of Chris when Bradley was around. Historical Fact: Chris Kyle is depicted in the movie as shooting the child with the grenade and then the mother when she picked it up to throw it. In the real incident, she was the only one shot when she attempted to attack U.S. forces. In the autobiography, Chris Kyle stated that he never engaged the Mustafa sniper and believes that he was killed somewhere else. The real Chris Kyle was murdered on February 2, 2013 at a shooting range while trying to help a veteran who was reported to have psychiatric problems, including PTSD.
I was going to college in Erath county where the trial was held for his murder. The security was crazy, they had downtown stephenville TX, shutdown snipers on roof. Couldn’t even go through the square made me late for class that day
I remember watching 9/11 When I was 12. Not even 30 seconds after leaving my house to walk to school, my mom ran outside and dragged me back into the house and we watched the events happen on T.V. live. I wasn't completely aware how significant it was at that very moment but I grew up hearing about all the small details and learning more about it and it burned me up inside. When I was 18 I joined the U.S. Marines, served for 8 years. I learned a lot over that time and had brothers in arms from Afghanistan who joined the U.S. Marines to gain their citizenship and to make a positive difference in their country of origin. Whether you deployed or not, it was a rough time for everyone, because at least a handful of guys you knew in the armed forces had been there or not come back.
Anyone old enough to remember will be able to tell you exactly where they were and what they were doing on September 11 - I was in maths class, we all just stopped and TVs were wheeled in, half the school went home. After school I went to the shopping mall to wait for a bus home and nobody was really shopping, everyone was just standing in crowds around every available TV. Its not an exaggeration to say the entire world stood still. As for Chris Kyle - imagine surviving all that then coming home and being killed by a fellow veteran you were trying to help.
I like your Reaktions before but I wait for this a long time thanks girl 😉🤙 To all teams out there and any soldiers thx 4ya service to protect our home’s 🫡✝️✌️ Greets and cheers MIK
Was a senior in high school when 9/11 happened. We considered it the Pearl Harbor of our generation and a bunch of boys and me from high school signed up for the military as soon as we graduated high school.
I took my nephew to this movie in theaters, in the middle of the movie, older gentleman stood up and physically assaulted my nephew because he was mad that my nephew kept accidentally kicking his wife's chair. I waited until the end of the movie and told him to fuck off.
Thanks again for the honest heartfelt reaction. if you want to dive into Steve McQueen movies a little, I would check out Sand Pebbles or Great Escape for a true yet less gory story.
@@MovieJoob I forgot to mention the original Papillon starring Steve McQueen and Dustin Hoffman. The newest version is a pitiful remake. Be careful, and thanks again.
Great film of a great, if heartbreaking, story. The only ones who win in war are the ones who are the machine behind the machine - the companies manufacturing the arms
I’ll give ya 3 recommendations. I would highly recommend Band of Brothers. It is my absolute favorite show of all time. Another one that goes with that would be The Pacific, but I would take a break in between watching those 2 due to how emotional it will feel. My third recommendation would be the Chernobyl short series. It is only 5 episodes long but they did an amazing job with the storytelling and scenery of the show. Definitely worth a watch if you havnt seen it
Firts of all thaks you answered! I surprised! I keep learning as well (in my case english) I accidentally stumbled one of your video (Schindlers list)the fact was interesting, and make me curious. Afterwards I watched all your videos about war! last but not least I cant hardly wait for the next video! (whatever it may be)
They picked the wrong actor in Jake Gyllenhaal to portray Chris Kyle. A lot of veterans and special forces were upset when they found out Jake Gyllenhaal is an anti-gun celebrity and they chose him to play as Chris Kyle who is very pro gun, just like any other veteran and special forces.
I enjoyed the movie at first when it first came out until I did a bit of digging. Theres a dark back story to this movie that even Bradley Walsh and Clint Eastwood distanced themselves from the film. Turned out after multiple lawsuits with the Kyle estate after his death and the production that he was a notorious liar. He lied in his book about certain accounts while in the military and claimed he was shooting looters during Hurricane Katrina. He also lied about beating Seal veteran Jesse Ventura in a bar during seal reunion, which lead to Ventura winning a defamation law suit. Even the US military and other seals went after his claims such as the Syrian Olympic guy who Kyle claimed he was hunting never existed. One Seal who served with Kyle said that guy was just wrong upstairs. He did three tours because he loved it, he couldnt wait to go back, he went out there looking for trouble. He got PTSD not from Iraq, but from civilian life. He craved it and the attention back home. If the guy wasnt in military he would be jail. That was a powerful statement and an eye opener. After that I put this movie down to basic US propaganda fiction glorifying their horrific invasion of Iraq. Take it with a big pinch of salt.
I feel like a lot of people are like “I wanna be the sniper” and they don’t really take into consideration, unlike a rifleman or, gunner or anything like that, they spend their time shooting in a direction they were shot at from, snipers are, actively shooting at someone, they are looking at the person or, at least an identifying feature someone’s there and they will likely know their targets deceased. I was a GM in the navy and then my last bit I was doing recruiter things and I remember, such a large amount of dudes wanting to be like Chris Kyle and Marcus Luttrell, as, that was when I was doing recruiting was right between these two films and it’s, I don’t know, I guess, funny, because, you know that guys likely not even going to show up for the recruit meetups let alone rack up a couple hundred kills or fight a village worth of Taliban. Romanticized ideals are a wild thing. Not the best to base your career plan on, realistically speaking.
I haven't found any other channels react to the movie "Thank you for your service" yet maybe it would set your channel sway from the rest. Also it's based around the same time period of this however it delves more into the psychological impact of the recent wars in the Middle East has had on soldiers back home.
@MovieJoob absolutely your reactions are genuine, heartfelt and if at the very least one civilian can have further empathy towards service men and woman what they have to bear forever and to honor those who fell so that we may stand.
Day is now a thousand times better. Jade I always enjoy coming in and getting to embark on the journey with you, wouldn't have any other way. You are absolutely gorgeous and I am your number one supporter. I know that I've recommended the Bad Batch surrounding the likes of Clone Force 99 and Full Metal Jacket, other recommendations are The Force Awakens, The Last Jedi and The Rise Of Skywalker. P.S., the world needs more beautiful people such as you
Love the movie but I hate the way they showed Marc Lee die, because that’s not at all how he died. He died when he stepped into the line of fire to provide cover for his fellow Seals with his M240 (it was either an m240 or an M249 I’m unsure which)
Whats so crazy to me as that you, as someone not American, has shown a much more real reaction to Chris Kyle's story than most others on here. It baffles me how inconsiderate and numb the younger generation of Americans have become. Chris gave his life to something he believed was greater than himself, something most young Americans can't even comprehend. Thank you for your consideration to Chris' life.
We must remember, that in the 2nd WORLD WAR, 1938 TO 1945, SUICIDE bombings/Kamakazi/Kitons/ & even Anphedamine crazed German SS army soldiers were purposed as a lethal weapon. This was used in the Korean War, and in the Vietnam War too!
I know I already commented but I had another suggestion. If you’re willing to watch actual combat footage/documentary, the movie Restrepo is a great movie to watch that follows the men at OP Restrepo. It’s worth the watch.
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The ending hits hard. I remember seeing it in a full theater and nobody said a word until they walked out of the theater.
Such an intense and jarring moment!!
Exactly what happened with us too. Not a word or sound other then the shuffling of everyone exiting. Very surreal
@@MovieJoob the part at the end was actual footage from his funeral procession
I had a whole theater to myself when I first saw this, just me and my father. We are a deep rooted military family, neither said a word at the end of this film, just sat there for about 30 minutes after.
Same. Absolutely silent reaction when I first saw it in theaters. The second time, a lot of us who were in the military at the time stood at attention during that final scene.
Chris Kyle actually consulted on this movie for about half of its production before he passed. So many of the cast and crew know Chris personally. Great reaction
13:41 it's cut off of this reaction but the SEAL that says "Marc's gone bro" ... That's Kevin "Dauber" Lacz, he was an actual SEAL that served with Chris Kyle.
My nephew was a sniper in the marines and met Chris in 2004 in Fallujah. Being a native Texans and living just one town over they hit it right off the bat. But the crazy thing is I played in a band in the early 90’s and one of the guitarist had a nephew we called “Little Eddie”. It was he who shot Chris & Chad at the gun range. He was a weird little kid.
Mental illness isn't weird it's a tragedy
@@tombondcrispy6585 no he was weird, and a meth head.
weird like how
@@UncleUncleRj Little Eddie was about 6,or 7 at the time when I played with his uncle.
I remember he was a high strung and mean to his little sister and he was constantly getting in trouble. That’s why we referred to him as Little Eddie Munster.
Oh wow!! That is such a small world kind of situation! I hope your nephew is safe and doing well!
I watched this movie in the theater and the effect it had on people was incredible. Everyone walked out with their heads down and you could hear a pen drop.
And when he gets to heaven to Saint Peter he will tell one more soldier reporting sir I have served my time hell. He forever shall be remembered as a true Patriot.
The funeral procession at the end gets me every time, there truly are no words.
That feeling that you said you had at the end of the film is the compounded effects of a lot of things. A lot of it being someone giving themselves to others and asking nothing in return is suddenly taken away trying to do the right thing
Gotta do 13 hours the secret soldiers of Benghazi next
Absolutely! A must see.
Thank you so much for the suggestion!!
I was 11 when 9/11 happened and remember it like it was yesterday. Was in history class. Lived 20 minutes south of DC at the time so we got put on lock down the entire day and could only leave if our parents came to sign us out of school. Drove by the Pentagon two days later. Surreal moments.
Always loved this movie and book. Great reaction.
Wow that is so intense!! I can't imagine how stressful that would've been!
And thank you very much!
You NEED to watch “13 Hours” if you haven’t watched it, it’s another movie based on a true story!! Another great film you should watch is “ END of WATCH” with Jake Gyllenhaal!!
Thank you so much for these suggestions!!
It was on the list of movies I recommend a while back.
Sitting there watching a blank tv screen and hearing everything is the most realistic thing ever
That breaks my heart that it is a realistic depiction! 💔 My heart goes out to vets so deeply!
Thats classic PTSD Joob, I hear it in my head all the time.
When I was a VA contactor, I was working on developing a program to better assess, address and treat CSR or what's more commonly identified as PTSD - I prefer to coin it as CSR (Combat Stress Reaction) as a means to differentiate the source of the PTSD or the catalyst opposed to other incidents that can cause PTSD.
This program was going to examine cases of those U.S service personnel who were in combat operations in with combat arms roles (conventional and SOF) to better understand the symptoms and triggers but also better treat them - not just with medications but with various therapeutic treatments and integration efforts along with doing a much better job of reaching out to these individuals.
During my tenor, I got to hear some of the stories of different veterans and really actually listen to them, some of them really just want people to listen to them absent of judgment and that's something I try to provide even to this day.
The burden of trying to hold it all together while holding it all in is so damn difficult and damaging, it's imperative to understand that most of the general population will NEVER have to take a life or witness the worst of what man can do to each other.
I'm still hoping to get this program lifted off the ground as it would be far more efficient, personalized and advanced than the current standard of VA care.
This next part is specifically for those of you in the community (U.S, UK, CA, AUS etc)
Please understand that you are not alone, it's perfectly ok to not feel ok. There are so many people like you and have walked through the gauntlet and experienced loss of life, self and have been broken down by the horrors of war.
You're human by existence and part of that means seeking help when you're not ok. The nightmares, sensory overload and hyper vigilance, changes in personality along with burst of anger are all hard to deal with in addition to the depression that all compounds.
Reach out to your buddies who been there before or served with you, but also please seek help when you start to struggle.
There are Veteran communities out there that can offer you so much support but also connect you with people who know what it's like to go to those places and bring the war back home with them.
I remember when Chris Kyle’s funeral motorcade came through the Galveston / Houston area (I live just outside of Houston). The whole city pretty much came to a stop for that brief time. May he Rest in Peace. 🫡🇺🇸
Great reaction..
I highly recommend the following films: Glory, The Last Samurai, Red Tails, We were Soldiers, End of Watch and Megan Leavey (Rex). All fantastic films, these should be on your list.
Thank you so much!! And thank you for the suggestions!
We were soldiers is next to come!!
I am halfway through reading the book Chris wrote that the movie was based on. As a veteran myself, I think the book is much better than the movie. You get a deeper understanding of who Chris was both as a person and as a warrior. His loss is still felt, 10 years later. He really was a legend: both during and after his service.
RIP Chris
“Taking Chance” is another great film. Highly recommended.
After hearing the dialogue in this movie about blood diamonds, it made me think that you might want to watch the movie “Blood Diamond” from 2006. It has Leo DiCaprio and Djimon Hounsou in it & is to do with the civil war in Sierra Leone. Really good movie.
But this was another great reaction from you🙌🏻 thank you for sharing & I can’t wait to see what other movies you do😊
I second this! Blood diamond is an incredibly beautiful film.
Good idea!
A very good movie, and very good acting.
You are fast becoming one of my favourite reactors, its great to be on this journey with you. Looking forward to your Band of Brothers reactions as i know you will appreciate the bravery, cinematography and comradeship it shows. Keep up the good work, you're a pure soul and i'm sure i speak for all of us when i say that the emotional intelligence and respect you show is beautiful to watch.
Aww thank you so much for this incredibly kind comment!! This has made my day!
I look forward to reacting to Band of Brothers with you all as well!!
A buddy of mine serves with him, I got a call one afternoon to come over. Kyle was there and we got to hangout, I already knew who he was. We talked and drank and he taught me a lot as a us army infantry sniper. He also taught me how to deal with a lot. I don't get the daymares that bad or nightmares but I do still shake on a regular basis. He was a good man and about his fellow troops. I cried for a few days after his lose and for his family. His knowledge help me get through a lot of my PTSD. Watching your video of the movie I'm crying again lol. Thank you for your respect
I live in Houston, but I made the drive up to see the funeral procession. It was beautiful
Oh wow! That was so lovely of you to do!!
Great reaction Jada! This movie is a great one to watch. I’ve seen other comments recommending 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi. I agree with them fully, it’s worth the watch! Again, great reaction.
Thank you so much! I appreciate it! And thank you for the suggestion!
A few years back I was reading Chris Kyle's book. I remember reading about his friend who died during surgery. When he was wounded, he refused help getting to medics, cause he knew if he needed any help it would take other soldiers out of the fight. Then later, he said he just returned to the middle east and found out his friend died during surgery, and it hit me so hard, I had to put the book down for awhile.
Went to see this one in the theater, and at the end everyone sat in silence through the entire credits and then quietly left. No one spoke till they were out of the theater. Never experienced that in a theater before.
Damn it is so heavy and sad!! I can only imagine how impactful that reaction in the theater would've felt!
Same I saw it opening weekend there was a line to the lobby for the next showing when I walked out.
Lol. Most people know he was a scumbag.
@1:51 it’s interesting that you brought up the “correct” metric system but ask yourself: what’s the system used in the only country who has landed people on the moon, and multiple times at that? It not the “correct” metric system.
What’s the system of measurement used by the country that’s done a ton to help to protect its ally Australia in the pacific theater of wwii? Some could argue the point it’s the reason the Japanese didn’t take it over or at least inflict a great deal more damage to Australia’s infrastructure. It not the “correct” metric system.
For a system of measurement that gets s*** on a lot it’s certainly done a hell of a lot of damn good work towards progressing mankind.
It’s always fascinated me how people love to talk about being considerate of other peoples’ customs and culture(which btw would include their own system of measurements and standards) but are so quick to chide and deride their system of measurement when the timing is convenient and comical.
You're are warm soul for taking on such heavy movies so I appreciate that.
If you get the chance check out "the outpost" or " hacksawridge"
Aww thank you so very much!! I did react to Hacksaw Ridge here: ua-cam.com/video/MTUtTNKt0aE/v-deo.html
Thank you so much for the reaction 😊
Thank you so much for watching! I really appreciate it!
In the first last scene we saw before he goes outside with his wife was a flashback from the war, you can only hear the gunshots and people screaming as Chris is sitting in his chair completely traumatized and terrified
The town Chris Kyle lived in at the time of his death is the town I live in. I often pass by a memorial sign on the highway.
Also, Bradley Cooper (unannounced, as far as I know) came to town during production, and my cousin got a picture with him at Dairy Queen!! 😄
Act of valor or tears of the sun 2 more good War movies
Great reaction as always. I always look forward to watching these kinds of movies with you because of how much respect and empathy you have for others. You are a beautiful soul. If you get a chance, I highly recommend Chris Kyle’s book of the same name. I bought it for my dad who’s from Texas and Chris Kyle is a personal hero of his.
Thank you so much for your beautiful comment!! I'm not much of a reader but I'm so glad your father enjoyed it!! ❤️
Not a war movie, but a true story. Really tells how a persons will to live can overcome anything.
127 Hours Starring James Franco as Aron Ralston
I have never seen it so thank you so much for the suggestion!!
Its loosely true alot of his exploits are severally exaggerated.
I love your compassion. Please never change who you are for anyone. Keep up the great work too. Sooo excited for B.o.B. and hopefully you will check out the pacific after that too.
I cannot thank you enough for your lovely comment!! I cannot wait for B.o.B too! ❤️ and thank you for the suggestion!
@@MovieJoob of course. Anytime! And the pacific is the same producers (tom hanks and Steven Spielberg) as B.o.B. it is the sister show to it. B.o.B. is the European front and the pacific is...well the pacific lol.
"I was just protecting my guys, they were trying to kill... our soldiers and I... I'm willing to meet my Creator and answer for every shot that I took. The thing that... haunts me are all the guys that I couldn't save. Now I'm willing and able to... be there but I'm not, I'm here I quit."
"You can walk down any hall in this hospital. Looks like plenty soldiers need saving."
Fun Fact: Early in the movie, Clint Eastwood is seen with his back turned entering the church.
Location Location Fact: With the exception of two weeks filming in Morocco for exterior Iraq scenes, this movie was filmed entirely in California.
That Doll Fact: According to Jason Hall, two babies were supposed to portray Chris and Taya Kyle's (Sienna Miller) child. A doll was used after one baby was sick and the other did not show up. Bradley Cooper admitted that he thought it was silly using an unconvincing plastic doll for Kyle's infant child during a serious, emotional scene.
With Honors Fact: Bradley Cooper only spoke to Chris Kyle one time on the phone, just a couple of weeks before Chris Kyle's tragic death. It was a two-minute conversation according to Cooper. Since Kyle's death, Cooper dedicated eight months to bring Chris back to life and to honor the Kyle family. Cooper did such a great job, that the Navy SEALs who had known Kyle, and trained Cooper, said they felt the presence of Chris when Bradley was around.
Historical Fact: Chris Kyle is depicted in the movie as shooting the child with the grenade and then the mother when she picked it up to throw it. In the real incident, she was the only one shot when she attempted to attack U.S. forces. In the autobiography, Chris Kyle stated that he never engaged the Mustafa sniper and believes that he was killed somewhere else. The real Chris Kyle was murdered on February 2, 2013 at a shooting range while trying to help a veteran who was reported to have psychiatric problems, including PTSD.
Thank you so much for the fun facts and information!! They're so interesting!
You're very welcome!
Go in Peace and Walk with God. 😎 👍
I was going to college in Erath county where the trial was held for his murder. The security was crazy, they had downtown stephenville TX, shutdown snipers on roof. Couldn’t even go through the square made me late for class that day
Thank you for sharing your reaction with us.
Cheif Kyle was a good guy, very loved by his brothers.
I love it! Your watching all of my favorite movies! Great!
While I was on deployment in Iraq overwatch was a comfort and a blessing.
I remember watching 9/11 When I was 12. Not even 30 seconds after leaving my house to walk to school, my mom ran outside and dragged me back into the house and we watched the events happen on T.V. live. I wasn't completely aware how significant it was at that very moment but I grew up hearing about all the small details and learning more about it and it burned me up inside. When I was 18 I joined the U.S. Marines, served for 8 years. I learned a lot over that time and had brothers in arms from Afghanistan who joined the U.S. Marines to gain their citizenship and to make a positive difference in their country of origin. Whether you deployed or not, it was a rough time for everyone, because at least a handful of guys you knew in the armed forces had been there or not come back.
Maybe Das Boot next time? :)
Thank you so much for this suggestion!!
Try 13 hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi. 😁
Thank you so much for the suggestion! 😊
@@MovieJoob Looking forward to your next react vid! Hoping 13 Hours gets picked, not many reaction vids on that film. 😁
Great movie, great reaction 👍
Thank you so very much!! 😊
Thats how it was over there Joob. I was over there and saw a lot.
Love you reactions they are very authentic 👍
Aww thank you so very much!!
I remember seeing this at the cinema, not knowing his story. That ending was just devastating, not sure anyone moved before the end of the credits.
Anyone old enough to remember will be able to tell you exactly where they were and what they were doing on September 11 - I was in maths class, we all just stopped and TVs were wheeled in, half the school went home. After school I went to the shopping mall to wait for a bus home and nobody was really shopping, everyone was just standing in crowds around every available TV. Its not an exaggeration to say the entire world stood still.
As for Chris Kyle - imagine surviving all that then coming home and being killed by a fellow veteran you were trying to help.
This movie was in the making before Chris was killed. Bradley Cooper had been on the phone with him a few times to get insight for making this movie
Oh gosh that is horrible!! I can imagine that would've been really hard for Bradley too! 😢
Definitely check out “Only the brave”!!!
I like your Reaktions before but I wait for this a long time thanks girl 😉🤙
To all teams out there and any soldiers thx 4ya service to protect our home’s 🫡✝️✌️
Greets and cheers
MIK
Aww thank you so much for watching! I'm so glad you enjoyed!! 😊
Was a senior in high school when 9/11 happened. We considered it the Pearl Harbor of our generation and a bunch of boys and me from high school signed up for the military as soon as we graduated high school.
1:45 56 degrees Fahrenheit is about 13 degrees Celsius.
Thank you so much!
Pls Watch More of those movies ❤
I definitely want to! I really appreciate learning from these films and empathising with what vets had experienced!
I took my nephew to this movie in theaters, in the middle of the movie, older gentleman stood up and physically assaulted my nephew because he was mad that my nephew kept accidentally kicking his wife's chair. I waited until the end of the movie and told him to fuck off.
The Covenant with Jake Gyllenhall is great as well!
Yea, in the theatre when I saw it you could feel the shock and silence in the theatre at the ending. =(
Like someone had punched me in the gut and winded me. I couldn't believe what I had read. 💔
The Pacific would also be a great series to watch along with band of brothers
Since you have tackled some great war movies there are a few more recommendations-1998 The Thin Red Line, 1986 Platoon, A Bridge too Far.
Thank you so much for these suggestion!
You should check out 'the last full measure'
You should check out Our Girl it's a British Military Movie and then turned into TV Show.
Another great reaction! You should definitely check out 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Banghazi
Thank you so much!! And thank you for the suggestion!
I’d also like to recommend Taking Chance. It’s another great movie.
Thank you so much for the recommendation!
@@MovieJoob No problem!
Check out "Special Forces" 2011 with Diane Kruger and Djimon Hounsou. it is one of the best war movies.
Hi Jade hope you are having an great and awesome day ❤️
Thank you as always John! ❤️
Fun fact the guy whos back they threw darts at is one of chris kyles teammates in real life
Oh wow!! Did he seriously get darts hit into him though 😵💫
@@MovieJoob that i dont know but he was one of his real teammates
I hope you watch A Thin Red Line, Great Book, Great Movie, Tons of stars about WW2 Pacific War. Keep up the great work!!!
Thank you so much for that suggestion!! And thank you I shall try 😊
Thanks again for the honest heartfelt reaction. if you want to dive into Steve McQueen movies a little, I would check out Sand Pebbles or Great Escape for a true yet less gory story.
Thank you for your kind comment!!
And thank you for the suggestion!
@@MovieJoob I forgot to mention the original Papillon starring Steve McQueen and Dustin Hoffman. The newest version is a pitiful remake.
Be careful, and thanks again.
Bravo.
Great film of a great, if heartbreaking, story. The only ones who win in war are the ones who are the machine behind the machine - the companies manufacturing the arms
I spent the first 3 years after I got out downing 2-5ths of Jack Daniels a day just to make the memories go away. I would drink it like water.
I think we're going to turn you into a war monger 🤣😂🤣😂 War Horse next, you love animals. You'll absolutely love Joey.
I’ll give ya 3 recommendations. I would highly recommend Band of Brothers. It is my absolute favorite show of all time. Another one that goes with that would be The Pacific, but I would take a break in between watching those 2 due to how emotional it will feel. My third recommendation would be the Chernobyl short series. It is only 5 episodes long but they did an amazing job with the storytelling and scenery of the show. Definitely worth a watch if you havnt seen it
I don't know why you are began watching movies like this but I doo like your react! Keep going!! (I would recommend We were soldiers)
Thank you so much for joining me on this journey! And I guess it all started with Saving Private Ryan!
And thank you for the suggestion! That film is up next!!
Firts of all thaks you answered! I surprised! I keep learning as well (in my case english) I accidentally stumbled one of your video (Schindlers list)the fact was
interesting, and make me curious. Afterwards I watched all your videos about war! last but not least I cant hardly wait for the next video! (whatever it may be)
You should definitely watch Megan Leavey ❤
They picked the wrong actor in Jake Gyllenhaal to portray Chris Kyle. A lot of veterans and special forces were upset when they found out Jake Gyllenhaal is an anti-gun celebrity and they chose him to play as Chris Kyle who is very pro gun, just like any other veteran and special forces.
I enjoyed the movie at first when it first came out until I did a bit of digging. Theres a dark back story to this movie that even Bradley Walsh and Clint Eastwood distanced themselves from the film. Turned out after multiple lawsuits with the Kyle estate after his death and the production that he was a notorious liar. He lied in his book about certain accounts while in the military and claimed he was shooting looters during Hurricane Katrina. He also lied about beating Seal veteran Jesse Ventura in a bar during seal reunion, which lead to Ventura winning a defamation law suit. Even the US military and other seals went after his claims such as the Syrian Olympic guy who Kyle claimed he was hunting never existed. One Seal who served with Kyle said that guy was just wrong upstairs. He did three tours because he loved it, he couldnt wait to go back, he went out there looking for trouble. He got PTSD not from Iraq, but from civilian life. He craved it and the attention back home. If the guy wasnt in military he would be jail. That was a powerful statement and an eye opener. After that I put this movie down to basic US propaganda fiction glorifying their horrific invasion of Iraq. Take it with a big pinch of salt.
You should do Lone survivor, based on a true story
I did! Here's the link: ua-cam.com/video/Pq8Um0HCHCw/v-deo.html 😊
Men won't be able to find the ketchup in the fridge. But will spot a rattlesnake out in the field. :P
Looool this comment! Hahaha I'd much rather be able to spot a snake in a field than tomato sauce in the fridge though!
We can definitely spot both, idk wtf you're talking about "men" lol
@@aj897 Didn't mean to hurt your ego dude. It was a joke.
I feel like a lot of people are like “I wanna be the sniper” and they don’t really take into consideration, unlike a rifleman or, gunner or anything like that, they spend their time shooting in a direction they were shot at from, snipers are, actively shooting at someone, they are looking at the person or, at least an identifying feature someone’s there and they will likely know their targets deceased. I was a GM in the navy and then my last bit I was doing recruiter things and I remember, such a large amount of dudes wanting to be like Chris Kyle and Marcus Luttrell, as, that was when I was doing recruiting was right between these two films and it’s, I don’t know, I guess, funny, because, you know that guys likely not even going to show up for the recruit meetups let alone rack up a couple hundred kills or fight a village worth of Taliban. Romanticized ideals are a wild thing. Not the best to base your career plan on, realistically speaking.
Absolutely! It is no easy task and it would be horrendously confronting! I can't imagine the feeling!
13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi is a movi3 you should watch and review
Hey Jade have I reacted to Final trailer of John Wick 4 plus they is a behind the scenes look.
I had the chance to visit his gravesite in Austin, Tx. Was an honor and sobering experience after seeing this movie.
Oh wow! That would indeed have been such a sobering experience!!
@@MovieJoob thank you for replying to my post you just one more subscriber just because you took time out of your day to reply
I haven't found any other channels react to the movie "Thank you for your service" yet maybe it would set your channel sway from the rest. Also it's based around the same time period of this however it delves more into the psychological impact of the recent wars in the Middle East has had on soldiers back home.
Oh really? Well I hope you enjoy joining me on this journey!!
@MovieJoob absolutely your reactions are genuine, heartfelt and if at the very least one civilian can have further empathy towards service men and woman what they have to bear forever and to honor those who fell so that we may stand.
now you gotta watch 13 hours soldiers of bengazhi
Thank you so much for the suggestion!!
so messed up he died like that
Agreed 💔😢
Dive Bars in the US have big ass shot glasses.
I would D I E. 🙃
Day is now a thousand times better. Jade I always enjoy coming in and getting to embark on the journey with you, wouldn't have any other way. You are absolutely gorgeous and I am your number one supporter. I know that I've recommended the Bad Batch surrounding the likes of Clone Force 99 and Full Metal Jacket, other recommendations are The Force Awakens, The Last Jedi and The Rise Of Skywalker. P.S., the world needs more beautiful people such as you
Aww thank you so incredibly much for your kind comment and suggestions!! I really appreciate it!
@@MovieJoob you are very welcome my dear. Another thing I forgot to add is Forrest Gump
Love the movie but I hate the way they showed Marc Lee die, because that’s not at all how he died. He died when he stepped into the line of fire to provide cover for his fellow Seals with his M240 (it was either an m240 or an M249 I’m unsure which)
56°F is 12°C for the former superpowers. 😉🤪
Ahh you mean the rest of the world 😉 Hahaha seriously though thank you!
Whats so crazy to me as that you, as someone not American, has shown a much more real reaction to Chris Kyle's story than most others on here. It baffles me how inconsiderate and numb the younger generation of Americans have become. Chris gave his life to something he believed was greater than himself, something most young Americans can't even comprehend. Thank you for your consideration to Chris' life.
Reaction "the 7 magníficos" 🤠✌️
We must remember, that in the 2nd WORLD WAR, 1938 TO 1945, SUICIDE bombings/Kamakazi/Kitons/ & even Anphedamine crazed German SS army soldiers were purposed as a lethal weapon. This was used in the Korean War, and in the Vietnam War too!
I know I already commented but I had another suggestion. If you’re willing to watch actual combat footage/documentary, the movie Restrepo is a great movie to watch that follows the men at OP Restrepo. It’s worth the watch.
Why haven't you watched Alita: Battle Angel? It is a MUST see
You should react to 12 strongs movie and 13 hours
Thank you so much for the suggestions!
A lot of the women on our side were CIA or NSA case officers with intelligence on where to find the bad guy
that wife one of the bad examples to be when you are married to a Soldier.
Fucking legend 👏
32 F would be 0 C so yes 56 F is pretty cold 🥶
Or the USA could use Celsius like the rest of the world 😜 Hahaha kidding but Fahrenheit does trigger me lol
@@MovieJoob we are not that smart 🤓
@@scottdarden3091 HAhahaha you're amazing!
@@MovieJoob Fahrenheit is far more accurate for weather imo and I grew up with Celsius