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- Опубліковано 31 лип 2022
- Meet the ones who made history in America’s forgotten war. #DevotionMovie is exclusively in movie theaters this November.
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Devotion, an aerial war epic based on the bestselling book of the same name, tells the harrowing true story of two elite US Navy fighter pilots during the Korean War. Their heroic sacrifices would ultimately make them the Navy's most celebrated wingmen.
Directed by: JD Dillard
Screenplay by: Jake Crane & Jonathan A. H. Stewart
Based on the book by: Adam Makos
Produced by:
Molly Smith
Rachel Smith
Thad Luckinbill
Trent Luckinbill
Executive Producers:
JD Dillard
Glen Powell
Cast:
Jonathan Majors
Glen Powell
Christina Jackson
and Thomas Sadoski
Joe Jonas
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If I had a nickel for every 2022 airplane movie starring Glenn Powell as one of the pilots I’d have 2 nickels, which isn’t a lot but it’s weird that it happened twice
El Barron, a Peseta
you mean Bag man
Okay Lyshitski from Let's Go To Prison
I want my Nickelback
@@kevox9933 😂😂😂
I knew Tom Hudner. I was his Navy liaison during the Korean War Memorial dedication in the mid-1990s, and accompanied him to the dedication and Congressional reception. I asked him what drove him to risk his life in this say. He said simply, "Jesse was my friend." Wish he (and Jesse) were around to see this. Looks like a great movie.
A class act. I'm glad there's a ship bearing his name. Proud to have attended its christening.
Awesome.
Exemplars of those who wear the uniform. Five of the six men in three generations of my family -- my father, my older brother, myself, and my two sons -- served Naval aviation.
His family continues his legacy , honored to have met him and his son . Great family he has
That’s amazing
This is so emotional for me because so many wars are never fought by the powerful who instigate it, but by our brave soldiers. My father was a paratrooper in the Korean war. Rarely was I able to catch a glimpse behind his mask of strength, that stoic demeanor, but I did once or twice. The hell our soldiers endure is beyond comprehension. My amazing father passed away on June 6th last year. He received a veteran's burial and is surrounded by his brothers now. I am so honored to be his daughter.
A film about the Korean War is probably overdue, but sadly this type of thing will never show the reality of what the US airforce did, instead we’ll get top gun heroics. The US airforce dropped over half a million tons of explosive and napalm on North Korean towns cities and villages. Curtis Le May, head of Strategic Air Command said that the US bombing campaign killed about 20% of the population - around 2 million people and burned down every town in North Korea. They did it with next to no concern for civilian casualties.
@@jonathanshone5517 So we can say, evils may pay
@@jonathanshone5517 my parents are Korean with my grandparents from both North and South Korea. Trust me, NK and the Communists were just as brutal as the Capitalists. It's just about who was more honest about the aftermath, NK would never take that kind of accountability in the first place. Not many South Koreans care much about that 20% fact because without America, 100% of us wouldn't even potentially exist. Even worse, we might have grown up in a hellhole like NK. Many of us (South Koreans) would have gotten executed had the NK reached the tip of the penninsula which was the course for both sides against the other, especially when the frontlines started shifting everyday.
My Dad (in his 80s) a Marine in Korea. He is buying us all tickets to see this movie together and said "It's about time" (there aren't many movies about Korea). Seeing it Opening Day
I'm sorry for your loss, I was stationed in Korea in 91. I understand what he went through being there. He is a great Hero who deserves more than anyone. I've seen combat myself, he witnessed so much. More than anyone can understand, so I'm proud for your father who did more than expected. He is true Hero & inspiration for me to follow.... CURRAHEE!!!!!!
2:12 "The real battle in all our lives, is being someone that people can count on." Such a powerful quote.
👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Amen
Naaaaaaaah it’s not. If you can be a reliable person then you will have people who can count on you. It’s not any insane battle to be able to make yourself reliable.
My grandfather was 16 year old during the Korean War. He got caught by the North Koreans and dragged to be forced into their army until he escaped dead in the night. He made his way, crossed the Pusan Perimeter, and joined the ROK and campaigned the rest of the war as a student soldier. He is still alive and well today.
he is a brave man! salute
Peace and blessings to you and you family!
Sweet man! I had a similar story. My father was born in Romania in October 1944 right when the Soviet Union was invading. My grandparents and one aunt and two uncles all died. My dad was smuggled by a life long friend of my grandparents. They were from Northern Italy but lived in Hungary about 2 miles from the border of Romania. They went from Northern Romania all the way to western Germany, evading the Soviets and the fleeing Germans the whole way. The way the story was told to me from my adoptive grandfather this subject should have been made into a movie. The Soviets were brutal, killing anything and anyone. My two uncles and aunt were all children under 10 years old when they were executed by the Soviets. The only reason my dad survived was because the people that executed the rest of the family couldn't shoot a newborn for some reason, so my dad was left in the house alive, to die of the elements. LUCKILY my adoptive grandparents heard the news that the Soviets have reached Oradea.
My real grandparents elected to stay in their home thinking the Soviets (who had just reached eastern Romania a couple months prior to reaching western Romania) would spare families, even though they have heard things for the past couple months. That's what made my adoptive grandfather and my three adoptive great uncles hike the 20 or so KM to their home to get them out. They arrived to find my grandpa, grandma and my uncles and aunt murdered but there sat my dad in his bassinet. He was weak and not crying. For some reason the Soviets halted their advance when reaching Hungary, which gave my adoptive grandpa and great uncles to take my dad across the Hungarian border. The went south to Yugoslavia and through northern Italy to get all of their documents before paying a British military transport plane to get them to England. From there they were processed and sent to the USA as refugees and became a Doctor and three Pharmacists in Norcal!
The thing that they thought was amusing is that most of the Soviet troops they met had no idea how they could turn on a faucet and get running water to come out of it. The Soviet conscripts thought it was magic... Weird eh?
Again, Russia was exposed as a weakling, why?! Only in films you know how, all Americans are dreamers!!!
There are two Korean War movies about student soldiers. 71 Into the Fire. Also Battle of Jansari.
Seriously Glen Powell could play all the pilot roles in all the movies and i'd still watch.
I knew nothing about Jesse L. Brown before this movie came out, but now I’m glad his story has reached so many people. He deserves to be remembered.
It's about time Hollywood made movies about black history or black stories that didn't always involve tokenism, slavery, or Jim Crow, despite this movie bring set during the Jim Crow era, and the pilot Jesse L Brown probably having experienced a lot of racism, I'm glad it also shows his heroism and bravery, and has an overall positive message and highlights a very overlooked aspect of black history and a very overlooked black historical figure since majority of the focus in Hollywood is always depictions of slavery
Just went to see this yesterday. What a fantastic movie! A beautiful story and so well told. Jonathan Majors put on an Oscar worthy performance! Bravo.
My grandfather was on a carrier during the Korean war. Once, on shore leave, he met a group of soldiers, who told him that when they called for air support, they always hoped for Navy pilots, "because they get right down there with us".
당신의 할아버지 덕분에 한국은 지금처럼 발전할수있었습니다, 감사합니다.
My Grandfather ran the supply room on a Navy Ship off the coast. He said it was hell seeing the campfires of Marines on the beach freezing to death and not being able to help them. RIP to a great generation.
My grandpa flew in the belly guns of the bombers. He was also a sniper, but he talked about that a lot less than his flying days.
My grandfather is my mom’s dad🧍🏾♂️
@@littlehollow he was a sniper and a air man
yea i call bs on that
As Korean, I would like to express my gratitude to the soldiers who sacrificed themselves for us. Without them, South Korea will not be here today. Thank you for your service.
@@damnallseperatist unified under kim jong un
@@damnallseperatist
Koreans appreciate their service
Except the Chinese
@@albanianantivirus6849
Terrible.
Your welcome
@@damnallseperatist that is false. delete your comment
My DAD served in combat with USMC 3/7 1 MARDIV during the Chosin Reservoir battles. He told me more than once that the Marines were very grateful for the close air support they received from the aviators of the USN and USMC as that support enabled the surrounded Marines to break out and eventually escape to safer grounds. I am most thankful to the bravery of aviators such as the late LT. Jesse L. Brown USN for their devotion to duty! Semper Fi!
Semper Fi.
Semper Fi!
The Marines were Marines at Chosin. They didn't disappoint, and their heroic exploits there will live forever. But It was the US absolute control of the skies over those Marines that saved them.
it's upsetting this movie was snubbed out of the oscars. a BEAUTIFUL, tear jerking experience that deserves so much mainstream success
My great uncle was shot down and is listed on the wall for the Korean War. He looked like a movie star and was a brave man. I know I’ll be thinking about the stories I heard about him watching this film. This story in particular is a heroic but heartbreaking one. I can’t imagine a dry eye in the house.
thank you for his service. thank you...
Your great uncle was black ?
Otherwise it didn't happen, and you should feel guilty for being white.
salute
also to ur uncle too chris
Too bad movie will not tell how "US heroes" intentionally targeted civilians and civilian infrastructure to kill as many civilians as possible in Korean war.
#1 terrorist state on planet for some reason it too shy to list all of it's proud achievements...
I am sorry for your loss, I am sure your great uncle was a brave man who just got called into a wrong fight and got robbed of the time he was meant to spend with his family.
This looks really good. It’s nice to see people acknowledging other wars for historical films instead of just WWII, WWI, Vietnam, and Middle Eastern conflicts.
Again, Russia was exposed as a weakling, why?! Only in films you know how, all Americans are dreamers!!
@@user808 wtf are u even talking about?
@@twizz0098 About the downed MIGs in the film.
@@user808 Plus, why are u pretending you were the best in the Cold War when y’all really got your shit rocked by a bunch of guerilla fighters in Afghanistan. Ik we did too in Vietnam, but at least I’m not so asinine like you and recognize it (We were the first to the moon if you remember as well).
US is a cancer and must be removed
My great uncle fought as a ground soldier in the Korean War. My family has only heard him talk about it once I think. He said he had to take the cloths off of dead soldiers to stop from freezing to death. I wish I could have seen him more. He died when I was little. RIP uncle Paul.
I got cold just watching the part of the movie where they were fighting in the winter. I have no idea how they kept their fingers and toes, or didn't freeze to death. Cold is my nemesis. I wouldn't last one night. I grew up in the Midwest, and never acclimated to the cold.
So glad they made this into a movie. Such a amazing show of brotherhood crossing even society’s segregation at that time. Willing to die for one another or even next to eachother than leave the other behind.
@@peterhooke4106
War films are always more epic when you watch them in the cinema.
I was absolutely blown away by Dunkirk in IMAX. Watched it a couple more times at home on blueray, but nothing can compare to hearing and feeling the roar of the Spitfire's Merlin engines, the machine-gun fire and explosions I experienced in the cinema.
Hopefully this will be just as good...
There is not a single item on that plane invented by blacks. So he was essentially riding high on something entirely invented by whites. I think they will cut the parts of the movie where he loots a grocery store.
this is the story about how he crash landed next to his wingman to save him right? if it is, its an awesome true story that i didnt believe at first until i read about it myself.
Eeew american society. Disgusting.
wars film will always amazed
Some of the flying shots, the use of music and silence, and the whole vibe reminds me of one of the Top Gun Maverick trailers.
yeah, strange shot-for-shot rip off of that trailer in some moments
I think this whole film is like a low-key linked to top gun🙂
Every master piece has its own cheap copy !
@@yousafrafiq13 The movie is based on a true story so it's not a "cheap copy" of anything.
@@yousafrafiq13 Dude this is the perfect time to release this movie. They probably were working on it a long time but the pandemic pushed things back and then they definitely didn't want it to completely compete with Top Gun Maverick either
Jesse was my grandfather's nephew. My grandfather was so proud of him. He always told us about him when we were kids. He would have been so proud to see that they made a movie about him. In total, my family has over 300 years of military service including my grandfather and Jesse. May they all rest in peace.
is dat real
Isn’t your grandfathers nephew you?
Who cares.
@@gamer-qi9df yeah...shows their pictures at the end and tells more stuff..
@@bigbillybadass you clearly did to make this pointless commment
My friend was a Corsair pilot in Korea. He loved the plane. On one mission, his group was flying at low altitude while the jets were up higher. Suddenly, he heard ''break left.'' Pilots were trained to respond immediately to that call and he did. He went hard left just as a stream of rounds flew past him. He thanked whoever it was who warned him. But, none of the other pilots had said anything.
The Corsair is probably my favorite airplane. It handled so well, and the wings made it look so tough. It was just really beautifully designed.
Hangman is a true time traveller. 😉
Jonathan Majors is going places! 👊🏾 I really loved his work in Marvel's Loki as Kang the Conqueror. He's a brilliant actor, can't wait to see more of him!
You mean 5 minutes in the Loki show?
@@Carloszavalalol I mean who's to say it was only 5 minutes? They were outside of time so it could've been billions upon billions of millennium, but as the audience we only perceived 5 minutes because we are limited by time
You should watch him in HBO's LoveCraft Country and Netflix's The Harder They Fall. He's literally great in everything he's in.
@@Rock-ERiffz And now he's gonna be in creed 3 to... He's 🔥...
@@sonniedae6398 HES THE BIGGEST PART OF THE MCU NOW
Spent 4 months filming this movie. It was intense and a great spirit on set. I hope I dont end up on the cutting room floor! I hope you all love it and enjoy the true story...
....who are you?
Ok
Who did you play? Was it a member of the deck crew?
@@Red-Magic officer LT Commander
French patron/ Admiral at White House
So much fun
uhhhhhh what about your NDA?
its not what color of skin we have but the devotion of what we love so much, my grandfather was one of the the proud men to call jesse his friend.
Great movie, really sad, and it really makes you think about life. The actors were perfectly selected, and they did a great job.
Aviation films are always sick, can't wait to see this
Cool that Glen Powell is in there too
Sick
Bag Man 🤣
Considering he was in Top Gun: Maverick earlier this year, I'll bet he was like "Didn't I already make this movie..." lol
@@filmfanaticx4212 dude is adicted to flying nowadays. He even managed to get a license to fly jets
You mean Jonathan Majors, eh?! ;) But seriously - him and John David Washington have became my fav African-American actors.
Jonathan Majors is an amazing actor and I’m glad he’s getting the attention he deserves
The conqueror
Can't wait for more Kang
Absolutely. He's a thanos-level threat underdog in the movie industry. His performance in lovecraft country is unforgettable. Same for loki giving us a sneek-peek into his casting as the greatest comicbook villain in the MU.
I saw this movie today. At the end of the movie it said he wrote his last letter to his wife on Dec 3! what an awesome movie
WTF bro spoilers
My grandfather would be so proud to see a high quality production being made about Korea. Truly America's forgotten war. Our boys fought and died to protect Korea against the reds and our boys deserve recognition. Thank you.
For anyone who hasn't heard about this story, you gotta read about it for yourself. It is one of the shining examples of the bond that can form between servicemen. I can't say anymore, because I want people to find out for themselves.
Yeah, I too know the story behind the movie. I read it years ago. It's quite a beautiful story about combat, honor and gallantry in the midst of horror.
I've read this book, and really enjoyed it.
Again, Russia was exposed as a weakling, why?! Only in films you know how, all Americans are dreamers!!
What’s the book called? I wanna read it
@@DMV831 Devotion.
If we can get more movies based on Adam Makos' books, I would be thrilled. Devotion, A Higher Call, and Spearhead are all incredible stories.
"Spearhead", yes! Let's make "Fury" properly this time.
Not a book guy but I trust these books would make good films based on how this trailer looks.
@@KrabbyLobster_ Believe me, Devotion is probably the least Cinematic of the 3. Spearhead in particular feels like Fury on crack.
Ong those books were really good!
Thanks!
I'll read those books then!
Books, i love books, books everywhere!
Man..this movie made me tear up..makes afraid to read the book, knowing what kind of bond these two had...cause it's just gonna wreck my emotions
Same, I was so sad, but proud was a wierd feeling.
😳 it's time for you to come out the closet....
The book is excellent! Although I haven't watched the movie yet, I have a copy of the book and I really hope that the film comes close to portraying what the book was able to depict.
same...
@@justlucky8254 Reading the book now!
Glen Powell, how many airplane movies do you want to be in?
Yes...
With my Grandfather who fought in the Korean War (41 Commando of the British Royal Marines), most notably, with amphibious raids along the North Korean coastline and also at the Battle of Chosin Reservoir. I am really looking forward to this film. Because, with the lack of attention given to the Korean War, it really is the "forgotten war".
My Grandfather also fought in Korea with 41 Commando!
the reason why it was "forgotten" is because it is the first war that U.S. is not the winner. The U.S. soldiers couldn't even win that war against Chinese farmers once they were organized with sophisticated skills of battling and unbeatable wills.
@@Tony_bobo so you are chinese, but didn't your country banned youtube to your people? it seems to be very "treacherous" act to "great china" lol
@@Tony_bobo we didn't lose either...that war is still going on as peace was never met. The true first war we lost was Vietnam
@@Tony_bobo Pretty sure it was a tie, since theres a north and a south
My grandfather was in the Dutch navy. The Netherlands was one of the few countries that fought alongside the USA. He never talked about the war, I just remember one sentence "I had a lot of friends in the navy, I also lost a lot of friends in the navy". In the Netherlands, it's a forgotten war just like in the USA.
My grandfather was a very seasoned officer in the French Army (shock troops). He fought all battles of WW2, went to Indochina and took part in the most violent clashes during the war in Algeria. Back in 1951, he was still fighting in Indochina, in North Tonkin along the Chinese border on both RC4 and 6 routes. He was willing to go join the French Battalion (about 2000 men at any given time) who valiantly fought the North Korean and Chinese under the command of US General Ridgway and more directly General Monclar (who voluntarily asked to be demoted to the rank of LCL in order to be able to serve for France under a US colonel). My grandfather eventually couldn't make it as France assessed that it was more important for her elite troops to continue the fight in Indochina. The rest is history...
Thank you to all American & Koreans who fought, came home or died bravely in Battle fighting in America's forgotten war including you Grandpa.
I salute you !!! ✊🏿🙌🏽 🇺🇸 🇰🇷
Wow. Empowerment. History. Corsairs.
Doubt I can watch this with dry eyes.
Thank you to the exec that greenlit this.
Jonathan Majors is simply my favourite actor working right now! Definitely watching this one in the theatre!
55 million Koreans are eternally grateful to the United States and the United Nations, and pay respect and appreciation to the American soldiers and the United States who made the most sacrifices in the 1950's war.
Plenty or a,majority are not grateful. Let's hope there,isn't another ground invasion
US invades most countries in the world and it's the most hated country in the world. Stop selling your 'muerican propaganda online.
@@jacksmith899 stay mad
This looks insanely incredible! After watching *Top Gun: Maverick* (which I have to admit, was a masterpiece of a film), I'm all in for Aviation films!
Top gun is fiction and sucks.. this movie is better cuz it's true story. Korean war in 1950s
Join the club!
@@muhdashraf7938 top gun doesn’t suck but ok
@@muhdashraf7938 You haven't seen this movie yet. Trailer looks good but the movie might suck. Top Gun didn't suck, btw.
@@muhdashraf7938 Do you only think Top Gun sucks cause it was fiction? Because it really doesn't suck
It's only the opening week, but I've now seen the movie twice (I usually don't go to the theater to see movies more than once a year). As an aviation buff and someone who loves wholesome and uplifting stories, I absolutely loved it.
The reviewers calling this a medicore film are getting it wrong: They think this is a war movie, and complain that it's slow and takes forever to get to the war. It's not a war movie; it's a movie about friendship set against the backdrop of preparing for and then going to the Korean War. If you go in expecting a war movie, you'll be disappointed. If you love fantastic film of some of the most beautiful aircraft ever built, the opening sequence is worth the price of admission, and the central story about the friendship and Devotion that Brown and Hudner shared is beautiful and as good as anything else I've seen this year.
You said it perfectly! 👏🏼
My only complain is that the movie doesn't come to a theatre near me in Indonesia
Like why only release it in US???
IS IT WOKE ?
@@robot336 No, I don’t think so. The movie deals with racism that existed in the Navy in the late 1940’s and early 1950’s, but it’s not heavy handed and the vast majority of the men who work with Jesse Brown (the black navy pilot) treat him like any other flyer. The references to racism in the film are almost entirely bad experiences getting through qualifying trials that Ensign Brown recounts to Lt. Hudner. The movie doesn’t blame Hudner or Lt. Commander Cevoli (who are both shown to be incredibly decent and honorable men) for the racist actions of others, or attempt to broadly paint them with a racist brush just because they are white.
You still have to admit, the trailer is deceiving of what the movie is really all about if you are a fan of aviation but don't necessarily know the story.
The movie wasn't advertised accurately. If I see 90% of the trailer showing air combat, I will expect the movie to be about air combat and not 5% combat and 95% about what you described.
7, 420 Filipino officers also fought in this battle, and only few remember their courage and devotion in this war. They give everything they got, even they having a hardtime in freezing weather of Korea.
They won the war, killing thousands of Reds. Hats off... 🇵🇭
Long ago, I read a story about these guys. It was written in a rather cold, "after-action-report" sort of prose. Yet I still found myself weeping at the end of it. I am taking my children to see this film so they know what The Full Measure of Devotion to Duty actually means.
Top Gun prequel with Hangman’s Dad as one of the characters. I’m all in!!
grandfather more likely
Hangman’s dad is bagman lol
Every master piece has its own cheap copy !
Top Gun for people with a few brain cells perhaps
My 85 year old buddy a marine was on the ground fighting and Navy pilots on the Corsair saved his butt!
I hope that some day, there's gonna be a movie like this about Fox Hill.
When the Chinese struck on November 27, they surround both 1st Marine Division and the Army's 7th division around the Chosin reservoir. They quickly realized that they had to withdraw. And the only way out, was through the Toktong pass, held by the 218 men of Fox Company, 2nd Battalion, 7th Marines.
And those Marines held that position for 5 freezing days and nights against a force of about 4000 Chinese soldiers that were determined to throw them of the hill.
If Top Gun: Mavericks and Unbroken had a son it would be Devotion
Every master piece has its own cheap copy !
I worked on this trust me they’re entirely separate where they need to be and alike where you want them to
@@lukewhatidid1735 What part of the crew were you on?
@@lukewhatidid1735 Thats dope. Super excited for it!
@@lukewhatidid1735 no you didnt, what do you get from lying on the internet lol
It's been a very, very long time since I have seen a trailer and thought to myself that "every scene looks fantastic and even if this were the only good scenes of this movie I'm still more than happy to go see it". I have not enthusiastically enjoyed a movie in many years and can't wait for this.
I've seen this movie at the virginia film festival and had the honor to meet Jonathan Majors and spend time with him. He is an amazing actor with great ideas and is very down to earth and has genuine kindness towards everyone. This movie was amazing.
I have absolutely no intention of watching any Maverick movies, but, But, BUT, I have been waiting for this story to be told. No Johnny-he-man-well-hung-macho-stud heroics in this story. It is, quite simply, a story of love and devotion. It may sound a bit off, but it is true. Aptly titled. I will be watching this movie in one hour's time from this posting. Bless the memories of those who took part in the reality of what is portrayed here. So very grateful that people spent the time and effort to bring this story to light.
Update: I watched the movie.
GO AND WATCH THIS MOVIE! It's as simple as that. Forget any sort of maervick jockies. No sci-fi here. Catch the heart and soul of a group of men, with two in particular. Reality is better than fiction, by far!
It is so good!
I had a great great uncle serve in the US Navy during the Korean war. I never knew him myself and my grandmother hated anything to do with war so I never really ever heard about him, but I like to think that he would honored to see the war he fought be remembered and the sacrifices of his brothers in arms made be remembered and not forgotten.
us army die for korea thanks
but Chinese die for nothing
Again, Russia was exposed as a weakling, why?! Only in films you know how, all Americans are dreamers!!
It seems only right that the men who are called to fight wars have earned most legitimate right to "hate" it.
@@user-cc2zv1oc3b Well said friend!
Your great-great uncle is the hero who saved Korea. Thanks to his noble sacrifice, Korea was saved.
This looks amazing. A movie with air combat involving my favourite plane ever? Count me in 😀
p-38 for me
The F4U is so ugly with those wings. F6F looks much better
@@stc3145 Nah, it's exactly the wings that I like 😜
@@Luggi83 The Corsair is certainly one plane you don't mess around with. Of course, I'm not sure if those other aircraft we saw are Hellcats, they may have actually been Douglas A-1 Skyraiders. *Edit (Okay, in that training, those do look like Hellcats)
@@Pilot231 they are bearcats. You can tell they have a bubble canopy.
Both my grandpas and wives grandpa all fought in Korea. My grandpas were in the Marines and wives grandpa was in the Army. Big inspirations why I joined the USMC and did 21 years.
I was in tears, this was such a great movie.
I am quite sad that Korean war is called as forgotten war in US. There were too many people died at that time.
We Koreans respect all veterans who fought together with Korean soldiers.
Will wait this film!
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I think the biggest reason for that is the war happened between WWII and The Vietnam War. The Korean War only lasted 3 years and didn’t get much attention from American citizens since there wasn’t much coverage being done on that war. The Vietnam War lasted from 1955-1975 for America and was a very controversial war since there were many Americans believing that there was no reason for us to be in that war in first place. American men burning were their draft cards, sneaking into Canada or Mexico to avoid being drafted during this time and very little men volunteered to join the military during that time. I’ve also always thought it was sad that we went into detail about the other wars but the Korean War barely gets a paragraph. I ended up doing a ten paged research paper on it for history class when we had to pick a war to write about and present it in class.
The Korean War is “taught” in American school and I use the word taught very loosely. The war is usually lumped in with the WWII section at the very end the section and it’s given a paragraph just so schools can say that it was covered. The paragraph would consist of: The Korean War (also known as The Forgotten War) lasted 1950-1953. The war was between North and South Korea over the 38th parallel after the North invaded South Korea and there was no winner of the war, the two countries now live in a cease fire agreement. North Korea was lead by dictator Kim Il Sung and his descendants continue rule the country.
Maybe if The Korean War was fought at a different time that wasn’t close to either WWII or The Vietnam War it may have been remembered more in American and taught better. Even up to the few years ago the only time Korea was really ever mentioned outside of history class was when North Korea would do something, I’ve had friend say that they forget that Korea even exist till there is news coverage over North Korea. Now a days South Korea has become a very popular tourists and entertainment attraction for many people, so it is working its way into becoming well known and renewing interests within America.
We always remember the warriors who participated in the Korean War. Thanks to them, we can live comfortably. Our descendants will also remember these warriors.
I wish it was that easy mate. There is a lot more to history and development than this. It's grey and grey rather than black and white.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Absolutely I agree. Excuse the third worlders commenting above me
@@TehF0cus don’t waste ur time explaining things to people who can’t think for themselves
Jokbalman. Kind of you to say that. Only Because their fighting in snow and Mig 15 appear,I knew it was Korea. Nothing like MASH.Thanks.🇰🇷🇰🇵🇺🇸
It's about time they made a new film about the Korean War
My Papa fought in this war, and I'm lucky enough to have envelopes of pictures that he took over there. Our troops, Korean folk, the land. It's beautiful to have these memories of his in my possession now, but knowing what they went through makes it a little bittersweet. Although, there are ONLY smiles in these photos. It truly is precious and I will forever cherish them.
It’s been a loooong time since a trailer gave me goosebumps.
Bearcats, corsairs, skyraiders - the late war prop enthusiast's dream!
Add P-80, F-86, and Sturmovik and its a blast
@@danyleon4870 *mig-15
Don’t forget the F9F Panther
I got the chance to sit in one of the Corsairs used in this film the other day. I believe the owner said it was the plane numbered 205 in the movie, but it's actual number is 530. Still in flying condition. The plane's actual markings and numbers are all covered up by temporary paint for the movie.
Don't forget the Hawker Sea Fury and Supermarine SeaFire.
I appreciate your sacrifice and us military service from south korea
Rest in peace, Jesse L. Brown
At least in Korea, the Korean War is not a 'forgotten war'. Thanks to your dedication, Koreans can enjoy freedom and democracy. Koreans will never forget this sacrifice. Thank you for your service.
A Korean War film?? I’ll be there opening night!
I honestly forgot about this war
@@davidmckesey7119 That’s why they called it the forgotten war in the trailer lol
@@davidmckesey7119 A forgotten war that technically still ongoing, btw watch the PBS documentaries, its really good!
@@davidmckesey7119 it's not finished. None of the both side agreed to a truce.
One of Kang’s variant is in Navy wow😍
Actors in other movies. Wow
Movie about a man who changed history in one of the most significant events of the last 100 years, some ding dong "derrr herrrrr dats a mArVeLs! hE aM fRuM mArVeLs!"
Jonathan putting on his best performance playing a renowned black aviator fighting a social and physical war and all yall see is a multiverse. It's tired and disrespectful.
@@cornerstcre3755 how is it disrespectful? If people come from seeing him in Marvel, then that’s fine? They are introduced to his other works and can see that he’s an amazing actor with a lot of flexibility
@@LarryJ602 it’s a joke bruh calm down
I got to interview a dozen Korean War vets for a historical video project. Their stories will crush your heart.... lots of pain and mixed feelings, but all strong people.
US vets deserve worse than just pain and suffering
Jesse L Brown is my 3rd cousin. I can't wait to see the movie.
If you ever want your 3rd cousion's artifacts to be on display, we'd love to have them at the Connecticut Air & Space Center located in Stratford, CT. Where the F4U was designed and initially built. If not no worries
참전해 주신 영웅들을 잊지 않겠습니다 , 여러분의 피와 눈물로 대한민국이 있습니다 , 죄송하고 존경하며 감사합니다
Da Phuc?
@@saulm5632 his paying respect to the US/UN forces
Careful a chinese bot will call you american dog
Adam Makos is one of, if not the best writers of history out there. It is about time somebody made a film out of one of his AMAZING books. Maybe this means we will finally get 'A Higher Call' on the big screen someday.
I read years ago they were trying to make a higher call into a film but it's obviously gone nowhere. I suppose the closes we're going to get is the 'Masters of the air' whenever that's coming out
@@StickTheGlue It’s coming out this year.
@@StickTheGlue
Really hope they do those boys justice with Masters of the Air.
The USAAF Bombardment Group and RAF Bomber Command are the unsung heroes of WW2.
The bomber crews deserve a fitting tribute just like Easy Company got with Band of Brothers.
I read a Higher Call was poorly written for the first half of the book, and that it didn't cover more of the american crew of the b17
@@TheNewNationPodcast not poorly written at all in any way shape or form but the American thing is kind of true but for good reason. Charlie Brown(American pilot) didn't really have anything special or noteworthy before the incident but Franz Stigler was the german fighter pilot and he was arguably one of the best pilots in the war/has a lot more happen so he does get more attention in the book. Still a great book though.
My dad served on the aircraft carrier USS Kearsarge during the Korean War. He wasn't a pilot, but he was there, serving his country. This movie sounds awesome !
Finally, more screen time for the amazing aircraft F4U- Corsair
Korean War is never ever forgotten, and millions of Koreans still thankful for UN army and USA troops. with that being said, this movie seems like a must watch.
millions of Koreans are dead because the US went on a genocidal rampage in Korea
Thankful for bringing peace by bringing war to the place thousands miles away from us itself? Like peace was brought to Vietnam, Iraq, Iran, libya, Afghanistan etc? Logical 😂, especially from the guy without brains 🧠 😆
Careful, you're gonna piss of the Mao and Xie bots
I remember visiting the Korean War museum in uniform. This elderly Korean man walked up and hugged me crying and saying thank you. I was so shocked. It was the 60th year anniversary of the war. This is evidently not uncommon.
@@drakashrakenburgproduction5369 I hope so, the Wumao's have had this coming for a long time.
I genuinely can not stand Hollywood and avoid going to the movies, but this trailer captivated me. Being an aviation enthusiast, I knew who it was about and what occurred, prior to seeing it. That being said, this was one of the best movies I have ever seen! Very well done and I will possibly go again, while it's still in theatres.
Uaaaa
You hate movies?
@@joewhitehead3 he hates life
I cried. It’s heartwarming and heartbreaking. Incredibly well executed.
"Hollywood" (like any business) pander to the lowest common denominator.
Don't blame them, blame the people who consume modern media.
this movie looks like if dunkirk and top gun maverick had a kid
I'm really looking forward to this. I'm actually also glad to see a fair amount of real flying and aircraft too, not just CGI. Obviously it won't be like Battle of Britain but actually using real planes and pilots is a treat.
I’d love to see a Battle of Britain remake with more aircraft along with cgi. Leave the love story out of it though
Trailer looks like a computer game to me?
My family's destiny was forever impacted by the Korean War.
...good to see Adam Makos' book finally brought to the screen...
Putting it out into the world that these two will be Green Lanterns Jon Stewart and Hal Jordan. Manifesting it!
Can't wait for the movie - Don't miss reading the book - What a story!- Adam Makos is one of the great writers of this generation.
Agreed! Makos does great work, and I hope the movie inspires people to check him out.
I'm Korean.
Thank you for your sublime sacrifice and devotion. I will live with gratitude in my heart, forever
like what Kevin Flippin did to your people? go back to think about it: why can't your men protect your country, your women.
It’s about time they made a movie about the heroes of Chosin Reservoir. True story of sacrifice and triumph. The Marines and Navy’s finest hour!
To those who fought and died in the Korean War God bless and Semper Fi.
Thanks to your help, the Republic of Korea still exists today. Many Koreans are grateful to you for helping us. Thank you.
I'm a Korean. We would like to thank the United States, Great Britain and all the United Nations veterans. Koreans will never forget your hard work.
for killing koreans??
나도 한표
For colonization? what are you thanking them for? giving you boots to lick?
@@death2colonialism Not living under North Korea's Hell state. Not starving to death. Live in free country that I can even curse my president in day light and not going prison.
@@bastian7604 Why all of your presidents either go to prison or get killed?
Just a random south korean passing by, leaving my most sincere gratitude for all the devotion and sacrifices made by the allies who came over to a small and unknown country in the far east to protect freedom and democracy. Thank you.
God Bless the Republic of Korea mate
If it wasn't for the Americans, Korea would be unified, probably democratic anyway, and would not suffer the indignity of having to ally with the Japanese or the Chinese to protect themselves against fellow Koreans. The American soldiers didn't sacrifice themselves for Koreans, they were sacrificed for nothing by their ambitious generals.
@@damnallseperatist Dude, what are you talking about? Korea has always been allied with a bigger country for national defense. Ever since there was a Kingdom of Korea to begin with. And civil wars are always ripe situations for foreign intervention. Especially a strategic location like the Korean peninsula.
Finally a Korean War film. Finally a film with Corsairs! Hollywood, please do not "Midway" this movie!
As a Korean, I would like to sincerely thank all the heroes who sacrificed for South Korea during the Korean War.
Thanks to you, Koreans can live under liberalism, not communism.
May god bless the Heroes.
In God We Trust🇺🇸🇺🇸
This has a TOP GUN MAVERICK Vibe to it
*SPOLER ALERT!!* DO NOT READ IF YOU ARE TRIGGERED BY COMMON KNOWLEDGE!!!!*
I have known about Jesse L. Brown for a very very long time. And I had always felt that the man deserved a movie. And Hudson his wing man getting the medal of honor for crashing next to him to save him was an amazing statement of Friendship like no other. He is still on that mountain today. Never recovered. I would imagine that there wasn't anything to retrieve after the napalm was dropped. His family were at Hudson's MoH ceremony, I believe I read that when the family came out of the ceremony, they said they saw his ghost in the car.
i m surprised that hollywood did not make a movie on druggie george instead.
@@chiaweitay3753 Shhhh don't give them any ideas dude.
@@chiaweitay3753 “the chronicles of Floyd “
@@chiaweitay3753 Exactly how does this ignorant comment pay tribute and honor to the accomplishments of Ensign Jesse Brown? Why was it it even necessary? As a veteran I don't see the humor in it at all.
@@warriorsfs apparently u dont see the sacarsm behind and i can say i m a ww2 vet. for all we know u r a real life woke pretending to be a military vet.
My grandpa was a US Navy Korean War vet, never met him though. I myself served in Afghanistan with the 82nd Airborne
badass!
I plan to join the marine corps in the infantry.
Unrealistic dream; but I hope to be a general and bring back the paramarines
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I just saw this film and man it is a good one. Loved the story.
I remember visiting the Korean War museum in uniform. (In Korea) This elderly Korean man walked up and hugged me crying and saying thank you. I was so shocked. It was the 60th year anniversary of the war. This is evidently not uncommon.
He probably didn't know how many Korean Women got raped by American Soldiers.
Copy and pasting this doesn’t make it very believable
yes but you also have to realise the insane propaganda imposed on the men as they go through mandatory military service. majority of them carry that mindset with them throughout their lives.
and then everyone clapped
what did he tanked u for??
To the brave men who fought so long ago...thank you. You will never be forgotten.
I am so happy to see them finally making more movies about the Korean War.
That one take mirror scene is so good!
Finally, a Korean War movie. It seems forgotten in entertainment as a whole.
Thank you for your service and sacrifice to our country.
S.KOREA and U.S remained strong alliance, forever 🤝
That looks really good, actually.
This movie had 10 mins of flying and 1hr 50 mins of mind numbing dialogue and oh yes I think it was shot in the dark with a torch.
This looks good for multiple reasons, I like the chemistry between the main characters.
Adam Makos is an amazing author and I’d love to see all his books made into movies.
My 🎂 birthday was the best ever, with the release of this true story on it. I loved 😍 it. Great movie, no complaints.
wow that looks good i cant wait to see it, my grandfather fought in Korea i have some of his photos from the war and from kempo air field showing north Korean air craft all blown to crap.
My goodness, as an aviation buff, I'm very hyped to see the F4U, F8F, MiG15, and was that an A1 too? Can't wait to see this!
Yes thats an A1, Also quite possibly the first time the mig 15 and corsair has ever appeared on a film for real!
Corsairs were on TV show, "Black Sheep Squadron." Didn't know they flew against Migs IRL. Wow! 💪
I reeeeally hope to see the P80 as well, it's such an underrated American jet imo
how can a corsair even dogfight a jet mig-15? its mind blowing how these pilots were trained
@@alexmcaruthur6966 well, P51s took down Me262s every now and then back in WW2. Matter of using your maneuverability and being in the right place at the right time.