Jarhead: It's raining oil HD CLIP
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A rain of crude oil falls from the sky while they attempt to dig sleeping holes. Kruger (Lucas Black from American Gothic) panics because he has oil all over his eyes and can’t see. The others help him clean his eyes. Before they can finish to dig, Sykes (Jamie Foxx from Ray, Danjo Unchained and Dreamgirls) orders the squad to move upwind. Fowler (Evan Jones) is digging far away from the others.
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Anthony Swofford (Jake Gyllenhaal from The Day After Tomorrow, Brokeback Mountain and Zodiac), a trained US sniper narrates his war experiences and his problems back home.
Credits: © 2005 Universal Pictures
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“Your vision problems are not service related.”
"The VA has determined that your decapitated arm from an IED is not service related."
@@normalaccount9823
"Decapitation" literally means "beheading".
@@_Dovar_ Oh thought it meant slicing off a limb, my bad.
@@normalaccount9823 no that’s be amputation, decapitate is de+capi+ -ate, which means “to remove a head”
Man, screw the system
"That's Vietnam music, man. Can't we get our own f*****g music"
Ouch, that felling
only if sands start talking
@Joe Mama "Now" in the movie takes place in 1991. 30 years ago
1991 I'll be on the metallica
@@TheIrishRushin Pretty sure black album came out around that time so there’s no reason a heli should be blasting the Doors ( nothing against the Doors )
@@TheIrishRushin it would be metallica - one, fade to black or nothing else matters or something
“Our orders are to dig over here” is the most relatable order I ever heard
@@deepvoid7719 you disagree? I ain’t just talking military but regular life
@@roy6907 i think the dude who was "digging" was actually spanking his meat.
@@roy6907 ah
@@deadlyninja6214 he was messing with a dead iraqi
@@michaelprice2368 proof?.
"They lit up the oil wells"
"Ok lads let's go home, we have nothing to do here anymore"
Mission failed we'll get them next time
Except we stayed and finished the mission, kick Saddam out of Kuwait.
@@randomlyentertaining8287 and then went way to further
The reason why oil is so important in warfighting is because it fuels tanks, trucks, and aircraft. Enemy has no oil? They're fucked, simple as
@@Dannyboi-re7vb Good here's hoping China will get the same treatment.
"I came here to fight. I just need to get out of this fucking oil." Very layered dialogue, love this movie.
@@dunbass7149 The soldiers never fired their weapons once. An infantryman, the most "disposable" among the armed forces, is tasked with the more dangerous tasks by default. The oil rigs go ablaze, rendering them useless, and spewing black rain. They're digging holes, trying to clean up after the mess that was made by circumstances (big businesses, oil tycoons, reasons they're there to begin with) out of their control. He ends up being blinded, both literally and figuratively, by the reason he is there in the first place. He ends up "fighting" the oil more than any enemy combatant, the irony being he's fighting against the very reason he is there in the first place, as opposed to fighting some generic jihadi fighter.
@@PYR0NinjaPXG good point but Please don’t call us infantryman disposable lol
@@TheBrodyJody Lmao it was more from the point of view of higher-ups/officers, seeing y'all as disposable, hence the quotation marks. I don't feel that way at all to be clear
@@PYR0NinjaPXG Ight man cool cool just making sure😂😂
@@TheBrodyJody We all know the recruits are the disposable ones 😂
I love how they do the look back while patrolling. It’s so on point. In the Corps we did a look back every 20 paces
Still do brotha
Too bunched up. One grenade or mortar would have smoked the majority of them.
@@napalmstickylikeglue they are patrolling they are a little close but they didn’t practice proper procedures at that time because there was no immediate threat.
@@Stupidhaole808 I just know how we patrolled in such an environment regardless of the immediate threats. Of course we had to worry about IEDs.
@@chefboyardee4674 glad to hear shit doesn’t change devil dog. Semper Fi
I just loved the fact that it was raining OIL, made the whole thing feel like a dystopian wasteland
I mean thats cause it does happen. There are loads of people right now with severe heath issues cause unlike the reasonable people who live in the area the marines saw fit to tell their troops to sit there in it.
Gulf war syndrome
This is my favorite scene, it is as if they have actually passed into hell.
It really is surreal. Looks like they’re in a nightmare, especially when the guy gets oil in his eyes. Creepiest part is the next scene when Swoff finds a horse and just has a quiet moment with it, it’s so unsettling.
Tbh this was a scenery. The hell stopped un til 1970 after that war was relatively nice for usa at least
A guy walked into my shop one day who fought in desert storm and that’s how he described it. “It looked like hell on earth. The only thing you could see was fire and black.”
Yeah
And I guess it shows the utter wastefulness of War well. Marines wasting time digging holes while states waste Billions (if not Trillions) worth of Oil.
@@emileponcelet3439 M8 this is about the gulf war in 1991. Its was a easy victory for the coalition with only about 300 deaths.
The censoring kind of ruins the beautiful colours of this movie.
Censoring ruins everything
Indeed, they’re fine with showing the horrors of war but god forbid we allow swearing...
@@IFearWork especially comedy
Yeah this sounds so awful.
it ruins the whole scene
I love how they have goggles but half of them aren’t wearing them
Marine Corps baby
Sounds about right
comfort > safety
just the same thing is happening now during the covid pandemic with masks
It’s dark and the goggles are tinted, they couldnt see shit with them on
Idk how to explain it, but the music in this scene just...encapsulates the scene.
It makes it scarier in a way
Whats the name of the song?
@@1Me11ow I usually look up soundtracks of movies if it’s too hard to define the song of a certain scene.
@@BL4CK-L1ST thanks
@@1Me11ow the one in this scene with the helicopters is break on through by the doors
It's raining oil.
Nobody: Better open my mouth to try and catch some
True American
Too many crayons you see.
@@StevenTheAristolianNerd it really brings out the flavour in them
Save it for later
Welcome to the marines.
How in the world did this movie get a 60% from rotten tomatoes? This movie easily deserved better
critics at rotten tomatoes are clueless fools, but then most critics are. I never trust the word of a critic.
Do you expect critics to be productive when their job literally means they exist to criticize LOL !!
Edit- Just saying LMAO !
@@user-gh4of6ce3t Understood but maybe someone needs to explain the definition of criticize to them. Criticisms are not there to bad mouth, they are for the good as well as the bad.
60 from RT ain’t bad at all
@@user-gh4of6ce3t yeah, criticism isn’t a bad thing. It’s necessary in all fields. They’re just doing it wrong. Lol
1:06 - one of the best single shots in movie history.
It's a sick shot but that is one helluva statement
Kinda reminds me of the epic opening scene of L.A. in the 1st Bladerunner movie.
The sound track is so amazing and unique as well
Seems like that one Battlefield map
Damn you really got low standards
Its sad this movie was marketed as an action movie. It was unfairly panned by people expecting something totally different. This is one of my favorite movies.
It goes to show the viewing public are stupid af
i thought there was gonna be a good ending ngl 😭😭
@@chromecastlesI’m glad there wasn’t. Most of the time, war, and coming home from war, even despite winning, is hardly a good ending.
He movie being marketed just like how Swofford expected the war to be like. Sounds like the audience had good ground to empathise with him.
Thats how they do all war movies now
2:29 My favorite line in the whole movie
Do you know the song
@@mrrodeo6330 Break On Through (To The Other Side) by The Doors
Same 😂
That look when even an experienced NCO has a doubt about something. Never a positive sign.
Imagine censoring a video you don't own, just to make money off of it. It being, as previously mentioned, a video you don't own.
This movie is from 2004/2005 calm down, the censoring is directly from the movie.
@@mulhollanddrivehobo6910 hahahahaha no it is not have you ever even seen the movie?
@@rebelmaniac44 well I just searched and showed that
@@mulhollanddrivehobo6910 searched what? The movie is not censored its fucking 18+
@@mulhollanddrivehobo6910 its not censored. calm down
I try to imagine being there with these guys, man, so surreal.
It sucked so bad with the oil!
That's like the people who tell me they try and imagine sleeping in squats and hopping freight... No, y'all don't want to imagine it. You'd lose your shit if you succeeded.
Pretty sure the same is true here
@@gabeitch7530shutup
i live in kuwait, when my family evacuated and came back in '91, they found a lone cloth on our clothesline that was forgotten that had turned completely black (it was white). Most of the stuff in our apartment was gone...except for a Seiko wall clock that continued ticking. It still ticks to this day. I guess the Japanese do make good stuff.
Now cover yourself in water and-
No wait that's backwards..
nice
LMAO
trol!
Fly
Cover yourself in water to be crushed by the force of a thousand moons
There's something almost other Worldly about the Oil Fields in this scene, especially with the music.
Im suprised the military hasnt invaded mcdonalds because of the oil they use in their fries yet
The only time a we actually fought a war due to oil was the 2nd Iraq war in 2003 when they thought they could stop using the US dollar for their international oil deals. We had to set an example to the rest of the world by showing that if we wanted to we could crumble their government in less than a week so they had better continue to use our money.
Just sucks they hid that under the guise of weapons of mass destruction but our enemies got the picture real quick and it hasn't happened again. If we were to let it slide then everyone would do it and it would drastically damage our economy and national security when our currency devalues extremely fast.
@@unitedstatian i mean most of europe uses the euro Asia just uses digital money and southern america is so poor that its forced to use its nations, so pretty much all the big countries have abandoned the US dollar and your basically crippled yourselves for years
@@unitedstatian also it makes sense to bot use the dollar as the euro and british pound have more value
@@theimperialfistsspacemarin3050 They only have more value because there is less in circulation. If you were to replace the USD with the Euro you can guarantee a sharp decrease in it's value as they would have to print more of it to accommodate the new market.
@@unitedstatian i mean before you guys steped on your own mine the usd equaled the other currencies only after "winning" you guys had to print more to match the crash and to pay off debts so you guys devalued it on your own accord
yeah. the oil fields didnt quite go down like that. We weren't digging into literal pools of liquid oil like that. the atmosphere was dead on. I have my cammies from Kuwaite, and it was more like an even coat of freckles turning our gear near black on the top surfaces
Did the backdrop look the same? Jets of fire shooting from the ground and oil basically filling the sky and blocking out the son?
@@hewhoderps4362 As close as I can remember for about a week it was like that. Except the ground was black with a film of wet oil except for distinct footprints. And instead of Doors music the Hueys blasted a loop of an arabic propaganda telling the Iraqi conscripts in the trenches a couple klicks away we had food for them (so I was told). but they were flying off in the distance, not over our positions.
@@hewhoderps4362 but, we weren't really soaked wet in oil either
@@BattleGn0me Can you explain this scene. Why are they just randomly walking through the desert without any vehicles or anyone else. I never really understood this film how they seem to be completley alone just walking through an empty desert all by themselves.
@@Corkchips I actually didnt see the movie in one go, but I do know the scene. These are supposed to be STA(Surviellance and Target Acquisition)Marines I guess because I saw they had some M40a1 bolt actions.. Each grunt or "line" battalion gets a STA section in the s2 shop of about 12 active scouts that are put through an 8week division scout sniper porgram. In my first Duty station I was in 3rd MardDIv and served in 2nd Bn STA "platoon" (more like a squad) but we never used body armor, helmets or gas masks. just a modified boony cover and maybe a ghillie suit in certain specific missions. The scout team serves as a short range/real time intel for the BN intel shop to service the s3 combat ops during operations. When I was in the Gulf however, I was not part of STA so im not sure how they deployed the scout elements.
I was in 3rd marine(Hawaii) STA and we were Pacific Rim Marines during the cold war trainded by Vietanam era SNCO's so we were more jungle oriented. Desert terraine and it's lack of natural concealment would have a significant effect on STA implementation.
Gulf war...? My best guess is they were forward deployed and inserted by Huey or truck and conducted a short range dismounted patrol of the assault route, border crossing, oil fields and objective at the Kuwaite airport about a day or 2 ahead of the main mechanized line units. factored against typical Hollywood nonsense.
Soldiers: "Holy shit they lit up the oil wells!"
America: MISSION FAILED! WE'LL GET EM NEXT TIME
Marines*
@@ButsNustin so...soldiers then 😂
@@dodgy_jammer281 No, the word soldier describes someone in an Army, while someone in the Marine Corps is called a Marine.
@@CubeValidus soldiers are military personnel in general ^^
@@CubeValidus youve literally just described the use of the noun soldier lol, a soldier is defined as someone who fights as part of a military, theyre soldiers but their profession is a marine, but with the short training they go through may as well be called sailors
That little James Dean thing was honestly acted like extremely well. Like it just came off like the actor just thought it up and did it
"Hey fowler, what are you digging over there"
"Nothing"
"Our orders are to dig over here"
"Mind your own f
Was he jerking it? I thought that's why he was doing, but then why would he be doing it covered in oil?
Ah yes raining oil. Great experience... Nothing like black tar on your tent. My lungs have never been the same.
I was with TF Papa Bear.
I was on a cruiser 100 miles off the coast and we were covered with it. I can't imagine the nastiness you guys had to endure -- in MOPP 4, no less!
man and all i got was corona without a story to tell but the same outcome
I joined the Army in 1990. I was 17, going to basic training at Benning May-August 90' between my junior and senior year, OSUT, 11B infantry. There was a HUGE push to get troops into the military at that time, thousands of recruits at the reception station, so many in fact that it took longer than usual to get from reception to the actual training battalions. The rumors were swirling about the persian gulf right when we got there. We didn't have a single MRE the entire time we were there, all the MRE's were stockpiled in preparation for what, at the time, appeared to be a long term involvement if Saddam did in fact invade Kuwait.
The drill sergeants were brutal in their psychological harassment of all the Soldiers in our battalion. They would form everyone up at odd hours in the middle of the night, then make announcements like "In the next 24 hours you are all shipping out to prepare for war in the Gulf", then smoke everyone for awhile, then back to bed, back up at 4:30am. I had to go back for high school so I knew this was all a ruse, at least as far as my involvement was concerned. But I can remember guys crying in the middle of the night, and whispering back and forth about heading to war.
We all thought we were going into the snit back then, but it was over so fast that we'd barely begun preparations for deployment from my duty station following basic/AIT. This year I'll be 50, with 32 total years in the Army, still at it, albeit an upper level NCO these days. Multiple deployments, but I still remember that original one that most of us never even went on. Seemed very real and scary at the time.
I'm sure your intentions were good and humanitarian, as well as other good things, but the American military is demonic and has caused hell on earth to manu countries I.e. Iraq and Afghanistan and killed children and women as well as ruined million peoples lives
@@mamindhive you are brainwashed, fool. Take your left wing pansy mentality elsewhere. The middle east needs to be turned into one big radioactive glass bowl
I live out side of fort Benning
@@lonewolfgames7779 Thank you for your service
Conscripts?
I like how the camera isn’t obsessed with the main character and he’s usually just recorded as part of the group
The cinematography is so damn good
The great roger deakins man, dudes a genius
This is a criminally underrated film...
this movie speaks for a lot of veterans. its pretty realistic, while still having a big 'hollywood effect'
Soldiers: bathing in oil
Oil: So you choose cancer
"That's Vietnam music, man."
"Can't we get our own fucking music?"
I would of been like “fowler you taking a shit?”
Hats off to the music team. It's so on point in this entire movie.
"It's in my eyes it's burnin"
Other guy immediately takes of goggles.
It will help him unsee what he's seen
"We have deemed your cancer to be unrelated to service"
American s after raining oil:You smell that?That s the taste of freedom bois
“They lit up the oil wells.” Man does the internal screaming intensify
1:15 - 1:25
I love how this guy got oil in his eyes while he's wearing his goggles, but then Swofford took his off but doesn't react to it like it's water.
1:06
What a phenomenal shot
I agree.it provokes a whole load of thoughts in my head.
When the US discovers an oil painting gallery.
Love that Jamie Foxx realizes what he's doing to his men and makes the call to move them out of compassion but won't admit it
1:14 when mom looks through your homework folder
Underrated this deserve more love
People just didn’t get this movie… it’s really so good.
You know Fowler is just entrenching himself in a solitary position before he lets one fly.
hehe.
Combat jack.
every scene from this this channel has shown me is a masterpiece of filmmaking
Sam Mendes, all these people, went tf in, made something ahead of its time + cool
Recently (within the last 6 months of this comment IIRC), there was a study that finally concluded the cause of Gulf War Syndrome. It was originally thought to be some type of PTSD and that's the line that stuck for a long time. Turns out, when the Iraqis set the oil wells on fire and the US blew up weapon silos, it scattered a bunch of nerve gas into the atmosphere. Saddam had chemical weapons in large quantities that were destroyed by the US Air Force early on in the war. Then a bunch of infantry waded right into that shit, as you can see in this scene where they got oil in their lungs, eyes, and mouths. Since the nerve gas from now destroyed depots was in the wind, it "seeped" into the oil which came falling back down.
It wasn't in large enough concentrations to do what nerve gas normally does and kill you, but it was in large enough quantities veterans of Desert Storm are still experiencing health problems decades later.
US Navy veterans here, I was on a Destroyer during the first Gulf War. We posted M8/M9 Detection paper on the weather decks as a precaution for an actual chemical attack. However, the paper slowly turned colors...M8 going to from tan to green and the M9 going from green to pinkish red. The CO ordered M256 Chemical Detection Kits used and verified the presence of a nerve agent. I know this was reported to 5th Fleet. We did the DECON and went about our mission. No immediate effects, but over the years the crew has developed symptoms almost every member. Some have died early. I was lucky and had the paperwork to prove there was a connection between my symptoms and my service, so the VA granted me my compensation without much delay or fanfare. I am not sure the US Government is really trying to cover this up. Maybe they are unsure as to the cause of the symptoms...then again maybe they know well what the cause is...who really knows, huh? I just know and have known since 1991I was exposed to a nerve agent.
I know a gulf war vet that was in the Navy. He's pretty fucked up psyically. Numerous conditions
So that’s what happened to the WMD’s Bush wanted in 2003?
When I heard Lucas Black screaming I had instant flashbacks of Oakley screaming when he got bayoneted in Cold Mountain.....
I love how Jamie's character is just smh the whole movie like "ugh, i gotta babysit these dumbasses"
The earth is bleeding.
That thang bleedin to tha ya mean
@@memester9361 WOCKY SLUSSSHHHHH
Gave me chills.
I was with 3rd battalion 1st marines I co and we were at the al wafra oil fields processing and guarding prisoners! Brings back memories!
Was it raining oil as depicted in this scene?
@@josephruiz7233 yes it was and the Iraqis countered attacked us.
I was with 1/11
"that's Vietnam music.. can't we get our own music?" So underrated.
No matter what branch or agency you serve, on patrol or running a mission or just doing intel, the weirdest stuff just tends to happen and feels like a movie.
Love the look of the old school Kpot with the goggles. Just a classic style
this scene is just so well done!
Risking your health and your life to protect Halliburton's interests.
Modern Marvels: Oil Fire Fighters Risk it All
Really good documentary on how they put these oil fire out and their history of doing it
Fires of Kuwait, in IMAX. Stunning.
ua-cam.com/video/PBPJ9CoUHyM/v-deo.html
Brings to mind the john wayne movie"hellfighters"
Great flick!
Then he went to toyko to drift some cars
a tear rolls down uncle Sam's eye
“Your eye injury is not service related”
I was There in (Dessert Storm) And It was Surreal i thought i was Truely in Hell going through the Burning Oil Fields, I'll never forget it 😢😢
me encanta esta peli porque por mas que sea de guerra en ningun momento entran en combate directo con el enemigo, mostrando algo realista y que no todo es explosiones y tiros por todos lados
Bill Burr on the priority boarding topic:” have you seen action?” Lol
I love the music that starts playing as they walk towards the “Oil-Storm”
Oil raining from the sky:
US government has entered the chat
Damn now i gotta find out wtf Fowler was doing digging way over there!
DAD TOLD ME ABOUT THIS, HAD HIS EYES NEARLY BEAN IN THAT HEAT
The soundtrack that plays in the scene is hauntingly beautiful
"Your *insert cancer type here* isn't service related."
This looks like hell
Fowler couldnt even get peace to update his diary of thoughts for the day.
1:06 this movie is full of iconic shots, but this is probably one of the hardest ones. Roger Deakins' cinematography at his best!!! 🔥
the music when they start moving is priceless
I hate that goddamn beep with every inch of my body
0:27 this shot is just soo fcking good.
One of my good friends Ricky Scott served in Desert Shield and Storm and told me of this story almost 2 decades ago and this movie reminds me of our times telling war stories
My college roommate and good friend was Kuwaiti and lived through this as a kid. He said for months on end it was dark as night 24/7 from the smoke.
those beeps turns it into a comedy movie
Glad to see Tommy a little more like his brother 😂
These scenes just make me thirsty for water
Ask old people in Saudi Arabia
About the oil rain. They remeber it
or you could ask any other person in the world that experienced it
"I came here to fight. Just gotta get out of this oil!" True sentiment of any young man (or woman) who answered the call to fight. Few people discuss the misery; the battle with elements that do often preceed the conflict with man!
This nigga said woman lmao
@@dangerzara and?
@@fate.8967 have you seen women in combat? Or in training? They are embarrassingly below average. It’s dangerous not only for them but for their teammates. Nigga said “and?” Like he did something lmao
@@fate.8967 Infantry roles were closed to women until relatively recently. There were no women in combat back then. And even nowadays, women "in combat" are a joke.
The system is designed so they never actually see combat, as it is disgustingly common for them to be "injured" or pregnant before deployments. And when they actually get deployed, they are the first to run and hide at first sight of contact with the enemy (this is WELL KNOWN). And in addition to all of that, the Marine Corps conducted that famous research that they tried to bury and censor, in which they concluded that women were a liability in combat positions as they make the males work harder to compensate for their incompetence (can't march, ruck or walk long distances to save their lives). They also have a lower barrier of entry (they tried to implement a new fitness program a couple of years ago but it was cancelled after being labelled as 'misogynistic' because the females couldn't get past it) and are held to lower standards than the men. I could go on and on, but I hope you get the idea.
@@user-uj5pc7dy2j calm your tits mate
Lmao good luck trying to turn that gear back into CIF 😂
What is the point of putting this clip up if it is interrupted constantly by beeping out the swear words
Beep
So they can make money off it
All the unique things they saw
must be nice when your clothing and gear get magically cleaned scene by scene.
Careful that's United States property.
I love clips like these but I also love coming here to read the replies of all the comments with over 1k likes.
Literally just had a dream of raining oil last night. Looked it up on the internet after I woke up, and it brought me here.
“That’s vietnam music, Can’t we get out own music”
I love that line
Esse filme é muito bom!
HOLY BEEEEEEEEEEPPPP THE LIT UP THE OIL WELLS
This part of the movie is so beautiful
Love that acting at 0:13 by Jamie. Like things are not sitting right with him but he's left in the dark about whats really happening. All he can do is focus on *his* mission and on *his* guys.
This is probably what hell looks like
"cover yourself in oil."
I love this movie.
Black Ops 6 is gonna be about Operation Desert Storm. Hope we get to see some moments inspired from this movie