As an OIF veteran, I see they at least got one part right. War is often about long periods of sheer boredom punctuated by short periods of absolute chaos.
Yeah, I hope you guys get the recognition you deserve, but I also really wish the Vietnam guys would get some more recognition before they go. I know there were tons of Nam movies in the 80s, but those movies were always focused on criticizing the conflict itself. I wish they would get a Band-of-Brothers type series or something. I have so much respect for those guys. That scene at the end of Jarhead when the Nam vet gets on the bus at the victory parade to congratulate them just kills me every time I see it.
Reminds me of my year in Ramadi 2005-06. I was a Scout and was in 12 firefights in my first 8 days in country? Six months later I couldn't even guess how many more. If the Sunni Triangle was Hells Kitchen? Ramadi was the Microwave.
@@1026timey yeah looks like they modified M113's with fake turrets to look like Brads to save $$? Getting hold of a real Brads tough as all of them are either being used or in Ukraine right now? They are being phased out anyhow. There will be tons of them soon going for cheap
@@1026timey it had the 25mm cannon like a bradley. Perhaps the tow missile box on the right side of the turret was removed I'll go back and look at it. My platoon never used tow missiles when we were there 2004-2005 cause there was no enemy armor to worry about.
Camp Ramadi 2004-2005 (2nd INF Division) MSR Tamapa and those sand flies biting you every where….everyday it rained mortars….definitely the microwave of the Sunni triangle of death
Am guessing it's been too raw for a lot of the public to take in. "Do we watch this as entertainment now?" etc. But am glad they are now making these films, as these stories need to be told.
I don't know why but this looks an like a movie written, directed and made by people who've actually experienced combat in a war situation. Well done guys, I'll definitely watch this when it comes out.
At the very minimum, the actors appear to have been boot camped long enough to generate that squad aesthetic. These guys don't look all squirmy about being filthy and they have that minimum communication where a gesture and two blinks gets everybody up and alert.
Great trailer... You really have the feeling of being there. I swear, I'll never complain about my desk job ever again. Respect to those who fought such battles.
Ты выбрал разрушение вместо созидания? Почему? Почему ты это сделал? Понял, что можешь зарабатывать больше и проще, потому что это не ты убиваешь, а винтовка?потому что ты сильный и весь Мир должен лечь к твоим ногам? Лучше занимайся строительством,это честный хлеб! БОГ ВСЁ ВИДИТ! Привет из России!❤
@@Im_SDAbsolutely no 🤬ing way I could sit behind a desk for eight hours a day. There is nothing like the shot of adrenaline like a rocket/mortar attack, an entire city shooting rifles, or possible person/vehicle-bourne explosive.
This is why you train so hard. One does not "rise to the occasion". You fall to the lowest level of your training. You have no time to think, only act.
@@GolfNut867Low blow buddy, you can hate the politicians who sent them there but don’t disrespect servicemen who enlisted! Many Americans still died in those conflicts.
@@GolfNut867what’s embarrassing is people that feel entitled enough to show disrespect while you sit there watching UA-cam, and buying your 5 dollar t shirts at Walmart.
@dustanhoff9292 I think one American died in Iraq for every 10,000 Iraqis killed. Fuck*** stupid as sh*t ... if I served in that war I'd have PTSD too. And don't play the honorable and innocent soldier BS ... we all saw the images out of Abu Graihb and heard about the Haditha Massacre. Honorable servicemen my azz ...
I always watch these type of movies for the authenticity in it. One thing I never understood, is that their uniforms are always clean and brand spanking new, but they'll be in country for months in to their deployments. Wish I had uniforms that looked that new in war.
There was nothing uniform about the uniforms and equipment when I went. Most of the branches were transitioning from the older style uniforms to the newer stuff. The same applied to equipment. And yah, nothing clean about the uniforms. The filth added to the concealment.
As a 100% true American citizen i have to say thanks our troops for their services and giving up their lives so the military industrial complex without these fine men and women i have to live my life knowing that im in danger of totally real WMDs from a country across the sea that's in another continent. Im proud of you guys
I was in a town in Southern Oregon for a bit. The entire town smelled like Northern Iraq…which is weird because there was no burning oil/trash or 💩 ponds there.
World War Two vet’s often said they had no way of explaining what combat was like, physically had no way to explain it to others until they watched the movie, saving Private Ryan. I feel more movies like this will inevitably help more vets of modern conflicts talk about their experiences and overcome them.
Biggest thread of movies is that people watch them as dramatized and entertainment. Personally I don't think as civilian you aren't even able to imagine the physical and emotional rollercoaster of war. But hopefully it will help vets open up to share their psychological and/or moral injuries.
Being two payments behind on my Camero, mixing Wild Turkey and Southern Comfort...on purpose, trying to fit a humvee through a Taco Bell drive thru. Staying warm, staying cool. Yo'mama jokes and me and my droogs terrorizing the civilian pop. Riding' inside the rattlin' tin tube of a 47 as it seems all the nuts and bolts are going to vibrate right outa the pig as the pilot relives old Starfox flashbacks. My buddies. Yeah, at least those are the parts I can remember.
Warfare is an upcoming war film written and directed by Ray Mendoza and Alex Garland. Based on Mendoza's experiences during the Iraq War as a former U.S. Navy SEAL, the film follows in real-time a platoon of Navy SEALs on a mission through insurgent territory in 2006.[1] It stars an ensemble cast that includes D'Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai as Mendoza alongside Will Poulter, Cosmo Jarvis, Kit Connor, Finn Bennett, Taylor John Smith, Michael Gandolfini, Adain Bradley, Noah Centineo, Evan Holtzman, Henrique Zaga, Joseph Quinn, and Charles Melton. The film will be released by A24 in 2025.
Looks a little too ‘clean’ to me. Miss when war movies had shaky cams, blur, etc. And the outdoor shoots look like they were shot on a studio that got built last week
My son found in a battle leaving zangabad and was wounded. He has PTSD, but I have my son here with me and for that I am grateful for God allowing him to have more to spend with his kids! We have talked about his time there and the IED explosion and the gun fight that occurred. Again, I thank God for allowing him to stay on this beautiful earth!
If I were to make a war movie, I would try to recreate every aspect of the real battle as much as possible. I would NOT let the enemy run in front of your gun like a zombie and be killed by you in pieces I would let the enemy find cover and shoot at us from the cover. We were forced to call in mortar support, and the forward observers had to risk climbing up I would make the encounter decided in the first twenty seconds, either our side was pindown or they were I will arrange for the Air Force JTAC （Or army TACP) team to call for a CAS mission and have to wait for 10 minutes (it is very likely that our side will suffer devastating casualties during this period), INSTEAD of a sergeant holding a walkie-talkie and "We need air support , over" after one minute the plane coming I will let the grenades, artillery shells, and even the dust and smoke after the air raid last for a long time, and we will fire in that direction to test These idiotic action movies have ruined war movies. They make people feel that in war, as long as you shout and keep shooting, the enemy will inexplicably rush towards you with a gun and be killed by you. It neither respects soldiers nor human nature. In fact, all we want is cheap sensory stimulation and emotional output CJTF-OIR veteran, National Guard volunteered to go there, but never fired a gun or get hit during the mission
I think it was because of the cluster 🤬 of changing uniforms for all branches of service. The desert camo uniform with jungle-style iba/gear always cracked me up.
For anyone wondering, this rip off m113 bradley wannabe looking thing is in fact real. It's a M113 APC 25mm variant, I think it's called the M113 A2 DK
Nope, it's the UK Sankey FV432/30. About a dozen or so were made. It is the standard FV432 (the UK version of the M113) and it mounts the Fox turret with a 30 mm Raden cannon. All conversion were allocated to the Berlin Brigade. After they were decommisioned they were sold to a British paintball organisation.
It looks realistic. It reminds me of the movie Blackhawkdown. That IFV is not an M2 Bradley; it's a modified MII3 APC that was made specifically for this movie. That F/A-18 Hornet is CG.
The mighty sons and daughters of America the beautiful! Always putting their lives at risk for our safety and freedom! "NEVER FORGET ALL YOUR FALLEN BROTHERS AND SISTERS!" " NEVER!" God bless the mighty USA 🇺🇸 🙏 🙌!
I've never been in a military battle, but i have a natural fear of hostile armored vehicles. Strange? My father was a tanker though and I was born late, so maybe I'm picking up on memories? Heh
As an OIF veteran, I see they at least got one part right. War is often about long periods of sheer boredom punctuated by short periods of absolute chaos.
And sometimes you dont see it comin' just know it is....
absolutely perfectly said OEF VET 2011
Their gear was driving me nuts.
Agree - OIF 2004
100% 2012 OEF combat vet retired
Wow...something NOT from Disney or Marvel! I'm in!
it's A24
@@adevarulgolgolut1 Even better!
I think you mean "something NOT from Disney" (Disney bought Marvel 15 years ago)
this is all it takes to get you to die for israel?
@@adevarulgolgolut1 i don't have high hope after Civil War much
As an OIF Army veteran it’s good to see we get our movie. Scouts lead the way!
Hello, what does OIF mean?
@@Lachronixoperation Iraqi freedom
Yeah, I hope you guys get the recognition you deserve, but I also really wish the Vietnam guys would get some more recognition before they go. I know there were tons of Nam movies in the 80s, but those movies were always focused on criticizing the conflict itself. I wish they would get a Band-of-Brothers type series or something. I have so much respect for those guys. That scene at the end of Jarhead when the Nam vet gets on the bus at the victory parade to congratulate them just kills me every time I see it.
Feels like I’m watching a
Battlefield 3 Movie
Scouts Out
Got that "Battlefield: Los Angeles" and "Black Hawk Down" vibes, taking you into the battle with the squad.
Exactly what just came to my mind watching the trailer !
Feels like I’m watching a
Battlefield 3 Movie
Reminds me of my year in Ramadi 2005-06. I was a Scout and was in 12 firefights in my first 8 days in country? Six months later I couldn't even guess how many more. If the Sunni Triangle was Hells Kitchen? Ramadi was the Microwave.
Can you tell what that APC was? It looks like an m113 trying to be a bradley
@@1026timey yeah looks like they modified M113's with fake turrets to look like Brads to save $$? Getting hold of a real Brads tough as all of them are either being used or in Ukraine right now? They are being phased out anyhow. There will be tons of them soon going for cheap
@@1026timey it had the 25mm cannon like a bradley. Perhaps the tow missile box on the right side of the turret was removed I'll go back and look at it. My platoon never used tow missiles when we were there 2004-2005 cause there was no enemy armor to worry about.
@brandonlalande-mu6zx A guy responded its a British scimitar
Camp Ramadi 2004-2005 (2nd INF Division) MSR Tamapa and those sand flies biting you every where….everyday it rained mortars….definitely the microwave of the Sunni triangle of death
I'm glad they're finally getting around to telling these stories. Lots of WWII and spy stuff but not much on the last 20 years of war.
Am guessing it's been too raw for a lot of the public to take in. "Do we watch this as entertainment now?" etc. But am glad they are now making these films, as these stories need to be told.
I saw Black hawk down at the movies and I was in a state of amazement, I think this movie will be the same. Bravo.
I don't know why but this looks an like a movie written, directed and made by people who've actually experienced combat in a war situation. Well done guys, I'll definitely watch this when it comes out.
“I don’t know why”, it says it was written and directed by a veteran in the first 10 seconds of the trailer.
Eh it's not that well done. When the team says yes sir in unison I almost fell off my chair laughing.
At the very minimum, the actors appear to have been boot camped long enough to generate that squad aesthetic. These guys don't look all squirmy about being filthy and they have that minimum communication where a gesture and two blinks gets everybody up and alert.
AMERICA HEROS 🤢🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
AMERICA SHIT'👏👏👏
Oh your going to watch it, cool, thx for sharing. What else are you going to do? Are you doing anything right now?
Great trailer... You really have the feeling of being there. I swear, I'll never complain about my desk job ever again. Respect to those who fought such battles.
No respect to cannon fodder for Israel
There is one valid complaint about desk jobs, it's that all desk jobs are boring compared to warfighting.
Ты выбрал разрушение вместо созидания? Почему?
Почему ты это сделал?
Понял, что можешь зарабатывать больше и проще, потому что это не ты убиваешь, а винтовка?потому что ты сильный и весь Мир должен лечь к твоим ногам?
Лучше занимайся строительством,это честный хлеб!
БОГ ВСЁ ВИДИТ!
Привет из России!❤
I've been in IT for more than 3 years and I've lost my mental peace
@@Im_SDAbsolutely no 🤬ing way I could sit behind a desk for eight hours a day.
There is nothing like the shot of adrenaline like a rocket/mortar attack, an entire city shooting rifles, or possible person/vehicle-bourne explosive.
This is why you train so hard. One does not "rise to the occasion". You fall to the lowest level of your training. You have no time to think, only act.
Why am I reading this with Boromirs voice?
Jokes aside: true words
Come on man ... they were fighting people with Adidas track suits and old sneakers. It's kind of embarrassing to make a "war movie" about this.
@@GolfNut867Low blow buddy, you can hate the politicians who sent them there but don’t disrespect servicemen who enlisted! Many Americans still died in those conflicts.
@@GolfNut867what’s embarrassing is people that feel entitled enough to show disrespect while you sit there watching UA-cam, and buying your 5 dollar t shirts at Walmart.
@dustanhoff9292 I think one American died in Iraq for every 10,000 Iraqis killed. Fuck*** stupid as sh*t ... if I served in that war I'd have PTSD too. And don't play the honorable and innocent soldier BS ... we all saw the images out of Abu Graihb and heard about the Haditha Massacre. Honorable servicemen my azz ...
I always watch these type of movies for the authenticity in it. One thing I never understood, is that their uniforms are always clean and brand spanking new, but they'll be in country for months in to their deployments. Wish I had uniforms that looked that new in war.
There was nothing uniform about the uniforms and equipment when I went. Most of the branches were transitioning from the older style uniforms to the newer stuff. The same applied to equipment. And yah, nothing clean about the uniforms. The filth added to the concealment.
....and, as with the Army, you get to wear it home!
This is looking like the type of film I expected civil war to be. I’ll definitely check it out.
Probably the only movie I'll see in the theaters in 2025.
Ikr
Take a look at Sunray.
I lost my younger Brother in 06 in Ramadi....hits close to home....RIP RLT...
As a 100% true American citizen i have to say thanks our troops for their services and giving up their lives so the military industrial complex without these fine men and women i have to live my life knowing that im in danger of totally real WMDs from a country across the sea that's in another continent. Im proud of you guys
Junkie?😂😂😂😂
A24 never fails to deliver
I never expected to see Sid from toy story in a war movie.
😂 right? Can’t stand that actor because I can’t take him seriously in any role he’s in. He just looks like a middle school playground bully.
Giving the Blackhawk down vibes.💪🏻
They were very brave soldiers;God Bless all of them!
Greetings from México;your friend: Enrique Hevia.
This looks brutal and will leave people exhausted after watching
As a tactical combat operator I have to say that this is gonna be a really good movie for me to watch that’s for sure
Will Poulter is incredible
Alex Garland finally made a movie that has American value. His civil war was a good one.
Sand wars movies are the best. Can't wait to watch it
Now that's how a trailer is done.
I can smell the scenes....my memories just started popping like fireworks.
My husband said the same thing and is still coughing Iraq out of his lungs 20 years later. My God bless you
I was in a town in Southern Oregon for a bit. The entire town smelled like Northern Iraq…which is weird because there was no burning oil/trash or 💩 ponds there.
This looks like it's based off of the SEALs in Ramadi (Remember PO2 Monsoor)
i read the plot on imdb and it says it's based off Navy SEAL Ray Mendoza's real life experience during the Iraq War, so you may be right.
Yes. You are right and they had Cav scouts embedded with them.
This is his platoon, directed and written by someone in his platoon
I’m absolutly in!
What does Unfiltered In Real Time mean?
If you relate in a game modern warfare you will understand this movie 🍿🎥💪
Nah, got more of a 6 Days in Falujah vibe. COD has too much grenade spam from the bots lol
Best job I ever had.
Nothing like it. Tried to find it, but never could.
@ Try as we might, but that feeling and those days are gone. God speed and good luck finding peace, my friend.
If modern warfare was a movie.
This almost remind me of the time when the movie "Jarhead" came out & that was a good one 💯
what is the movies name/ title kindly assist guys
Looking forward to it.
This is real world combat every day Americans need to see and feel before it hits the homeland
Stoked for this movie
This looks very good.
Damn Kenny real has grown up since his road trip with The Millers
Make American war movies great again!
Looks solid! Keeps the focus on the characters driving the real action forward, unlike Civil War.
I was so let down by the reviews I heard on Civil War. Journalists...how exciting.
Journalists IN THE STACK at the tip of the assault 😂
My kinda movie, looking forward to seeing it
When does the movie drop ?
Makes me miss my M249 SAW and my HEMMET.
Proud to have served America. Army, retired.
Tell me wtf that APC was then, please. LOL. It looked like an m113, trying to be a bradley lmao
@@1026timeylooked like a Scimitar, used by the Brits. I don't think that was the goal, but that's what I see
@immockingu3510 THANK YOU, dude i have looked through so many APCs and I know most of them... just not the British ;).
@@1026timey yep yep
you fought for butt sex and israel
That's going to be a good movie
looks good will be watching this
Sleeper hit movie 🎬
I love war movies
World War Two vet’s often said they had no way of explaining what combat was like, physically had no way to explain it to others until they watched the movie, saving Private Ryan. I feel more movies like this will inevitably help more vets of modern conflicts talk about their experiences and overcome them.
Biggest thread of movies is that people watch them as dramatized and entertainment. Personally I don't think as civilian you aren't even able to imagine the physical and emotional rollercoaster of war. But hopefully it will help vets open up to share their psychological and/or moral injuries.
@@jaapspruitenburg6625the moral injuries are the worst sometimes.
This looks like a real good movie. Accurate like.
Former Active Duty Army. 05-15
As a Brit I get the feeling we are going to be involved in some of this shit on European soil really fucking soon 🇬🇧
102%%%. See Magdeburg Germany
@deutschestanwe need to get them out, all of them!
Looks real and not embellished for Hoolywood
The flies lol! So is this Army or Marines I saw both uniforms. As a OIFx2 definitely watching in IMAX!
Man, I’d love to take part in a military movie using my actual military experiences
What experience?🤔🧐
That'd be good 👍😊
Not much call for a whole movie about a Blue Falcon punk who lands in the brig
C’mon man! 🤣 🤙🏼
Being two payments behind on my Camero, mixing Wild Turkey and Southern Comfort...on purpose, trying to fit a humvee through a Taco Bell drive thru. Staying warm, staying cool. Yo'mama jokes and me and my droogs terrorizing the civilian pop. Riding' inside the rattlin' tin tube of a 47 as it seems all the nuts and bolts are going to vibrate right outa the pig as the pilot relives old Starfox flashbacks. My buddies. Yeah, at least those are the parts I can remember.
This looks bad ass. Black Hawk Down vibes, can't wait to see this.
Can't wait for the russo ukro war movie, bakhmut would be lovely.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Есть уже фильмы 😂😂😂😂
No "Girl Boss" to come in to save the day
😁👍
Warfare is an upcoming war film written and directed by Ray Mendoza and Alex Garland. Based on Mendoza's experiences during the Iraq War as a former U.S. Navy SEAL, the film follows in real-time a platoon of Navy SEALs on a mission through insurgent territory in 2006.[1] It stars an ensemble cast that includes D'Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai as Mendoza alongside Will Poulter, Cosmo Jarvis, Kit Connor, Finn Bennett, Taylor John Smith, Michael Gandolfini, Adain Bradley, Noah Centineo, Evan Holtzman, Henrique Zaga, Joseph Quinn, and Charles Melton. The film will be released by A24 in 2025.
Looks good finally no animation
Looks good can’t wait to see it
I’m just curious. Why don’t bigger studios do what A24 is doing.
Zensur 😂😂😂
This looks like it had a decent budget, how could you mess up the vests. I assume the are Soldier's but wearing USMC vests.
Looks great
Cant wait
Sound is amazing ❤
it's exciting!!!!!
I know where the inspiration for the flyby from the F-16 came from. 😂😂😂
Damn looks really strong
They should do a movie about the U.S. pull out from Afghanistan. Larry David can play Biden. 😅
Feels like I’m watching a
Battlefield 3 Movie
Looks good
Looks a little too ‘clean’ to me. Miss when war movies had shaky cams, blur, etc. And the outdoor shoots look like they were shot on a studio that got built last week
A24 IS UNDERATED
They really need to make a movie about the second battle of Fallujah or Ramadi
Raiders? Rangers? Grunts? What do we got here
A24 is dope!
wow. Intense. awesome!
The civil war that we wanted to see
0:19 you see this guy right here? Tony soprano jr, you know that means right?
As a combat Vet, this will definitely trigger my PTSD.... #serviceconnected
My son found in a battle leaving zangabad and was wounded. He has PTSD, but I have my son here with me and for that I am grateful for God allowing him to have more to spend with his kids! We have talked about his time there and the IED explosion and the gun fight that occurred. Again, I thank God for allowing him to stay on this beautiful earth!
We're about due for another one.
The sniper from peaky blinders playing a sniper in this movie is cool
Everything is based off of Tim Kennedy’s memory
If I were to make a war movie, I would try to recreate every aspect of the real battle as much as possible. I would NOT let the enemy run in front of your gun like a zombie and be killed by you in pieces
I would let the enemy find cover and shoot at us from the cover. We were forced to call in mortar support, and the forward observers had to risk climbing up
I would make the encounter decided in the first twenty seconds, either our side was pindown or they were
I will arrange for the Air Force JTAC （Or army TACP) team to call for a CAS mission and have to wait for 10 minutes (it is very likely that our side will suffer devastating casualties during this period), INSTEAD of a sergeant holding a walkie-talkie and "We need air support , over" after one minute the plane coming
I will let the grenades, artillery shells, and even the dust and smoke after the air raid last for a long time, and we will fire in that direction to test
These idiotic action movies have ruined war movies. They make people feel that in war, as long as you shout and keep shooting, the enemy will inexplicably rush towards you with a gun and be killed by you. It neither respects soldiers nor human nature. In fact, all we want is cheap sensory stimulation and emotional output
CJTF-OIR veteran, National Guard volunteered to go there, but never fired a gun or get hit during the mission
What’s up with the acu with coyote brown iba? Was this ever a thing?
SEALs wore Army uniforms in Ramadi '06 because they were working with 1/506
@ I feel bad for for them lol I couldn’t wait to get out of that goofy uniform
I think it was because of the cluster 🤬 of changing uniforms for all branches of service. The desert camo uniform with jungle-style iba/gear always cracked me up.
CANT WAIT TO WATCH THIS
For anyone wondering, this rip off m113 bradley wannabe looking thing is in fact real. It's a M113 APC 25mm variant, I think it's called the M113 A2 DK
Nah its not an M113, its a British FV432 with a Rarden turret. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FV432#/media/File:FV432_(7527891020).jpg compare it to 2:01
Nope, it's the UK Sankey FV432/30. About a dozen or so were made. It is the standard FV432 (the UK version of the M113) and it mounts the Fox turret with a 30 mm Raden cannon. All conversion were allocated to the Berlin Brigade. After they were decommisioned they were sold to a British paintball organisation.
Hell yeah I’m all in sheesh. I’m just glad to see some uniform accuracy for once “2006” yeah that’s what they’d be wearing
2/2 Golf Co. USMC Iraq, 02-06. This looks fun.
Opa, Filme de Guerra é com nós msm😂😂😂
Is that Sid from Toy Story?
Sieht sehr gut aus
It looks realistic. It reminds me of the movie Blackhawkdown. That IFV is not an M2 Bradley; it's a modified MII3 APC that was made specifically for this movie. That F/A-18 Hornet is CG.
Nah its not an M113, its a British FV432 with a Rarden turret. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FV432#/media/File:FV432_(7527891020).jpg compare it to 2:01
@@Jafaon40z, specifically the FV432/30 variant. It has the Fox turret.
Looks better than the new call of duty lol
They can make a COD movie MW
A24 making this kind of movie is bold.
The mighty sons and daughters of America the beautiful! Always putting their lives at risk for our safety and freedom! "NEVER FORGET ALL YOUR FALLEN BROTHERS AND SISTERS!" " NEVER!" God bless the mighty USA 🇺🇸 🙏 🙌!
In what way was the illegal invasion and occupation of Iraq, a defence of US safety and freedom?
This is just bulls**t racist war propaganda.
Junkie?😂😂😂😂
I've never been in a military battle, but i have a natural fear of hostile armored vehicles. Strange? My father was a tanker though and I was born late, so maybe I'm picking up on memories? Heh
No Mark Wahlberg or Matt Damon in this?It's like Black Hawk Down in Iraq
Wait!!!! A movie that is based on reality and not Hollywood make believe? It’ll make billions.