WELL DONE!! I SAY AGAIN ... WELL DONE!! It's gritty ... it's got pathos ... the script really flows well ... it just had the right combat feel to it!!! To say the least, you hit the nail right on the head!!!
Guys, great work. Will’s reactions when he saw the other soldier shot and his own when he got shot along with Dean’s after Will died were so believable. You guys do great work
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@@prosaicpictures you guys earn it. I work with a creative team, I’d put your work up against anything they do (and I’m paying them). I’ll now be spending the rest of Sunday after church binge watching all your stuff.
@@quicksand9936 awesome, thanks! I’m just going to warn you though, some of the older stuff can be cringeworthy, but I guess we had to start somewhere. If you I haven’t already, go take a look at “Last Man Standing.”
@@prosaicpictures You were right, the early early stuff, let’s just say is ‘interesting’ and leave it at that 😂. but once y’all got going…I’ve now watched everything at least once (and a few things a couple times), today watched Tote Manner with a couple of my guys and we were all quite impressed. The creative side is really good, to come up with those scripts and dialogue while not being repetitive with your own stuff or what others have done has to be a challenge. the casting, acting, filming and editing are equally impressive. Yea, we saw a couple minor things here and there but these guys working for me have 10-15 years of experience and they have been known to make bigger goofs than the things we saw. I realize this really isn’t the platform for this rambling but just wanted to let you know, it’s really good work.
@@quicksand9936 really appreciate it man. I think it’s nuts that you decided to go back and watch everything there was. I would have been cringing through the majority of it. 🥴 But thanks again. We have made a ton of big goofs, but the important thing is that we learned our lessons and improved on it the best we could with the next steps we took. We still have tons of room for improvement, and are still coming up with ideas. It’s just hard to hold down a day job and organize a film shoot with your friends who now all have day jobs too. Lol Godspeed, feel free to share with your other friends!
Wow, y'all....this was amazing!!! A lot of short films are full of cursing and things like that and I was thankful to find one that wasn't like that!! Keep up the good work, you have wonderful actors and filmmaking.
@Christian Country Girl, thanks for the positive feedback! I remember trying to watch WW2 short films, and most of them had a lot of cursing, and general...”stuff” that shouldn’t be there 😉 When I found this channel a few years ago, it was very refreshing to watch his videos. So cool I now get to be a part of them!
Great job this is amazing! Hope you’ll also make a German side of the war film. SS or normal doesn’t really matter. Keep up the great work! I watched the June 2019 WW2 short film you made and I subscribed ! Then I realised I was already watching you but wasn’t subscribed!
Here are a few tips for you as a movie maker from an old soldier: Infantrymen in the line are dirty, exhausted, sleep deprived and afraid. Clean uniforms, hands and fingernails are out of place. Seasoned 18 year olds should look 25, a 22 year old should look 30. One man digs while the other pulls security. Just FYI. Nicely done. I enjoyed it quite a bit.
@@nusart_bearthorn I don’t know why but your comment brings back painful memories. I’m in my Lazy-boy recliner and remembering just how hard soldering was, especially fir a grunt.
@@DaveSCameron Those are observations on being an infantryman during wartime, not intended to critique. I’m not a film maker and cannot really comment on your work. But I was an infantry soldier who served during Vietnam. I know infantry people were pack mules on 2 feet who were fearful, exhausted and typically low on water. They were often 18 and a half years old and had no say in what happened to them, with their life already forfeit. To survive was to be born again. Their interests were Mary Jane Rottencrotch (a military term), cold beer and a muscle car with mag wheels. The CMH meant Coffin with Metal Handles, not Congressional Medal of Honor. It is a terrible thing to die at age 18, no matter the reason or cause.
"Nice place ya got here." Lol... great line. Really well done guys. Fine acting, great storyline, well-written, and nicely photographed. I obviously don't know what camera equipment you use, but the images are crisp, well-lit, and wonderfully shot. There were some excellent 'attention-to-detail' moments in this film... the slightly-muffled audio when the close-ups of the soldier in a trance-like state were shot, as an example. Great job... well thought-out. And some really cool special effects too... the visuals of the weapons firing were amazingly realistic. Maybe you used real guns to add authenticity. Lol. And it was all enhanced by fine acting. I like how the dialogue is understated, without unnecessary theatrics, and the young man who got shot in the gut near the end showed believable emotion, and his subsequent "death" was well done. The other "kills" were aldo well-played... I especially liked when the German who got shot in the back rose and took another one while trying to run. A nice touch that added interest without overplaying the scene. Impressive all the way around. Hope you enjoy making these films as much as your viewers enjoy watching them, which is considerable.
@@Samsstuff10 Probably a big part of why the feel of authenticity is so strong in this film. I've re-watched it several times, and It's more enjoyable... and impressive... with each viewing. I've seen professionally-made war movies that didn't measure up to this effort. The attention to detail, pacing, understated dialogue, and fine acting are impressive. I hope all involved are proud of this film... they should be.
BRO OR WILL? Thank you all for watching, I appreciate you taking the time to support us and thanks for the feedback. However, there is the ongoing debacle that Dean, while tending to Will, says “You’re going to be fine, bro.” First of all, I’ve received some very harsh comments over this ridiculous thing, and I’d very much appreciate you be respectful when giving your feedback. We do put a lot of work into these short films in order to make them enjoyable for you guys, and I hope y’all understand that. Two, I listened to the spot in the video where you can hear Dean say “You’re gonna be fine, bro,” and I can say that you guys certainly have a right to think that’s what I said. I don’t blame you for thinking so. But, I did in fact say “You’re gonna be fine, Will,” and some sort of background noise messed it up or something, I honestly don’t know. In my day to day life, I almost never say bro. Only if I’m joking. And I most definitely would not have said it while making a 1940s film. I know it wasn’t used back then, and if anyone on sight had said it, our military advisor ,Nathan, would have caught it and corrected it. Just to ensure that I actually didn’t say “Bro,” we went back and listened to the original clip several times, in many different speeds and pitches, and it most definitely is not “bro.” I’m even willing to post a stupid video of the raw audio just to reassure all my viewers who think we’ve blundered. Thanks again for watching, and I hope y’all will continue to support us and our content.
@@kevintate768 Hey bro, I’ve seen the film probably 100 times. And yeah maybe it’s sounds like bro the first time you watch it. First time I watched it I thought it was bro, too. But it wasn’t. It helps if you listen to it with earbuds, and you can clearly hear him say “Will”. It was just a glitch in their audio.
make a film with the theme of time travel ... a team of American soldiers with modern weaponry equipment accidentally trapped back to 1944 where there was a second world war between the American army and the German army ... they were in a dilemma between defending their lives but not wanting to change history about the second world war on the continent of Europe..this is a story idea that can be developed in the film. Thank you.GBU
Them quick firing m1 garands must have been a must for American soldiers in situations like this especially if you were a crack shot get one in while they enemies were pulling the bolt back
Actually, you’re right. We were on relatively flat ground, which is why we had to fire upwards at the Germans descending on us. They were coming down a hill towards us, so our rifles were elevated.
pardon ale hrůza . proč nácek střílí s nasazeným bajonetem? proč se někdo snaží obvazovat díru v hlavě ? kooperace obou zůčastněných stran po výcviku nulová ....
I’ve put thousands of dollars worth of 30-06 thru my M1. We aren’t just actors, we’re all historical reenactors who actually give a damn about portraying the greatest generation to the best of our ability. 3 of the guys in this video are active duty TN National Guard, one of them worked for Lucas Botkin at T-Rex arms. Yeah, we have fun making videos like these for entertainment, but also to keep the memory of those who died in the war fresh in people’s memories. So if you want to just make assumptions, then go ahead. But it’s a laughable assumption, and the kind of blanket statement that gives me very little respect for the likes of you.
@@prosaicpictures I believe you. I pretty much figured that out. And it's a good thing what you guys are doing. Just don't look so sloppy throwing around a firearm. Bring up smooth and in control. Do it off the back of a horse. You'll get better at it. But well done on the work. Much praise Mister keep up the good work. And you don't have to explain yourself to constructive criticism. Take it or leave it.
@@prosaicpictures My dad was in the Marine corps. Korea. When I got my eye shot out with an arrow. I was every single damn name under the sun and a few I ain't heard of. But I was so scared to go home. He was gonna beat my ass! He did. Well no military for you. So he threw my ass into rodeo..! 🦅🗽🇺🇸 Good times.
@@A.R.Windsong right on. I deal with a lot of hateful comments almost on a daily basis, and I don’t get riled up often. But if someone says I don’t know how to handle a firearm like some woke anti-American libtard, it’ll stir me a little.
@@A.R.Windsong well I appreciate your dads service! My granddad was a Marine as well and he fought on Tarawa. Never got to meet him, he died well before I was born.
I don’t recall anyone ever saying “bro” in this production, and I certainly would have removed it. Would you please give me a time stamp where you heard it?
Uniforms are way to clean even for replacements.Even staying out a couple of days doing field exercises us enlisted got dirty. Had to be a Captain or above to stay clean.
@@prosaicpictures You definitely said “Bro” idk why you would try to cover it up instead of just being a man and saying yes i did I’m sorry ill do better next time SMH and FYI they didn’t say bro in the 1950’s!!!
@@boblouis2280 I appreciate your feedback. I’m sorry, but I didn’t see you there at our film shoot, so how can you know what I actually said? Myself and every other person there knows what was said and they all stand behind me knowing that something went wrong in the audio. I can hear why people think I said “bro.” I really and truly can. But alternatively, I have also reviewed the raw footage about another forty times (which I am willing to release for every single know-it-all like you who calls me a liar) which clearly resonates that I did in fact say “Will.”
@@prosaicpictures Still cant just man up and say you made a mistake its sad and it was the 1950’s not the 40’s like your pinned comment stated get your grammar right!!!
Obviously written and portrayed by people who have never been in a fire fight. BAR not used correctly and both the rifle grenade and how you throw a grenade are blatantly ....wrong. Not fiction but fact from Captain. Clark's Almanac, U S Marine Corps retired.
James Clark, thank you for your service 🙏🏼 You have to understand, this was made by a few buddies who wanted to make a short film. Obviously we haven’t seen real combat, but this wasn’t meant to look 100% realistic. Of course we’d want it to look 100%, and maybe our future films will look better. This was also filmed in one day. You gotta give us credit for how well it actually turned out. Thank you for your review.
Hey, thanks for watching, I appreciate you taking the time to support us and thanks for the feedback. However, there are three things wrong with these two sentences. One, the Medic didn’t say the line. Dean did, and this is Kevin speaking, so I’m the one who actually said it. Two, I didn’t say “bro,” I said Will. There’s an audio glitch or some background noise making it seem that way, but I’ve reviewed the raw footage about thirty times by now due to other folks commenting that they heard “bro” and that’s not what I said. We’re not stupid, we all know here that they didn’t use that term in the 40s. Three, there actually was no script. We had the idea for how the story was going to begin, but otherwise we made up all the dialogue and action as we went, and for what it’s worth I think it looks and sounds great. Anyhow, thanks for the feedback. We’re really doing the best we can with what we’ve got over here.
@@prosaicpictures Thank you for the response and explanation! I appreciate the effort and feeling behind your project. Sometimes it is much easier to quickly criticize than to be a bit more thoughtful in my tone. I certainly don't think you folks are stupid. My sincere apologies if I came off that way. Keep up the good work and I look forward to seeing Prosaic Pictures future projects.
@@fridaybrooks469 Not like the one that just took place whereas you had dead people voting, mail in ballots of more than one ballet per person, monitors being kicked out of counting rooms, counting rooms with the windows being covered up with cardboard, Dominion voting machines which flipped votes, So NO NOT LIKE THIS ONE....SMH !!! You telling me that biden who couldn't even fill up a parking lot and who barely got outta his basement won legit !? SMH !!!
... so, let me see if I got this right... the Democrats rigged(stole) an election, yet, neglected to secure all the seats that would have assured total power to them... THAT was their plan...dee-zaam, man, come up for air...
@@fridaybrooks469 Are you that stunned !? They managed to do that with states such as Pennsylvania, Wisconsen and Arizona through all the fraud that was used which was just enough to get them in. Otherwise Trump would've wiped them out !!
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Oscar nomination for the cleanest uniforms whilst being being in combat
Just a nomination. We didn’t win it. 😜
@@prosaicpictures 😉
WELL DONE!! I SAY AGAIN ... WELL DONE!! It's gritty ... it's got pathos ... the script really flows well ... it just had the right combat feel to it!!! To say the least, you hit the nail right on the head!!!
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Looks good! Nicely done!
Really enjoyed lads!!! Keep it up.
Contemporary talent and much appreciated here in Liverpool England. 🍀📚❤️⚽🇬🇧
Nicely done this is great!
every time they say " you'll be fine" you know that they are goners.
Good job guys!
Guys, great work. Will’s reactions when he saw the other soldier shot and his own when he got shot along with Dean’s after Will died were so believable. You guys do great work
Thanks for the positive feedback! It’s that kind of praise that motivates us and gives us the drive to create more and more good content. Share with your friends!
@@prosaicpictures you guys earn it. I work with a creative team, I’d put your work up against anything they do (and I’m paying them).
I’ll now be spending the rest of Sunday after church binge watching all your stuff.
@@quicksand9936 awesome, thanks! I’m just going to warn you though, some of the older stuff can be cringeworthy, but I guess we had to start somewhere. If you I haven’t already, go take a look at “Last Man Standing.”
@@prosaicpictures You were right, the early early stuff, let’s just say is ‘interesting’ and leave it at that 😂. but once y’all got going…I’ve now watched everything at least once (and a few things a couple times), today watched Tote Manner with a couple of my guys and we were all quite impressed.
The creative side is really good, to come up with those scripts and dialogue while not being repetitive with your own stuff or what others have done has to be a challenge. the casting, acting, filming and editing are equally impressive. Yea, we saw a couple minor things here and there but these guys working for me have 10-15 years of experience and they have been known to make bigger goofs than the things we saw.
I realize this really isn’t the platform for this rambling but just wanted to let you know, it’s really good work.
@@quicksand9936 really appreciate it man. I think it’s nuts that you decided to go back and watch everything there was. I would have been cringing through the majority of it. 🥴
But thanks again. We have made a ton of big goofs, but the important thing is that we learned our lessons and improved on it the best we could with the next steps we took.
We still have tons of room for improvement, and are still coming up with ideas. It’s just hard to hold down a day job and organize a film shoot with your friends who now all have day jobs too. Lol
Godspeed, feel free to share with your other friends!
Great short film. It should be getting many more views than it is. Well done!
Are you kidding me? this was weak and not very realistic.
@@hunterroberts9951, no. I'm not kidding.
@@JSB103 well I guess if you enjoyed it that's all that matters.
@@hunterroberts9951, entertainment is all it is. I enjoy watching the progress of new talent.
@@hunterroberts9951 Thanks for the opinion but perhaps some positive feedback would help instead of the insulting comments?
Very good movie. Thank you very much for this video.
Outstanding work, as usual.
Carry on gentlemen...
Guter Film, realistische Darstellung. Gute Arbeit. Gruß aus Deutschland
Wow, y'all....this was amazing!!! A lot of short films are full of cursing and things like that and I was thankful to find one that wasn't like that!! Keep up the good work, you have wonderful actors and filmmaking.
@Christian Country Girl, thanks for the positive feedback! I remember trying to watch WW2 short films, and most of them had a lot of cursing, and general...”stuff” that shouldn’t be there 😉 When I found this channel a few years ago, it was very refreshing to watch his videos. So cool I now get to be a part of them!
Keep on, Christian Country Girl ... God bless you.
Great job this is amazing! Hope you’ll also make a German side of the war film. SS or normal doesn’t really matter. Keep up the great work! I watched the June 2019 WW2 short film you made and I subscribed ! Then I realised I was already watching you but wasn’t subscribed!
Here are a few tips for you as a movie maker from an old soldier:
Infantrymen in the line are dirty, exhausted, sleep deprived and afraid. Clean uniforms, hands and fingernails are out of place. Seasoned 18 year olds should look 25, a 22 year old should look 30.
One man digs while the other pulls security. Just FYI. Nicely done. I enjoyed it quite a bit.
I always say that to the wife, look how clean they are?
@@nusart_bearthorn I don’t know why but your comment brings back painful memories. I’m in my Lazy-boy recliner and remembering just how hard soldering was, especially fir a grunt.
I like your positive feedback, too many seem to be negative without offering anything better so appreciate your efforts, best wishes 👍
@@DaveSCameron Those are observations on being an infantryman during wartime, not intended to critique. I’m not a film maker and cannot really comment on your work. But I was an infantry soldier who served during Vietnam. I know infantry people were pack mules on 2 feet who were fearful, exhausted and typically low on water. They were often 18 and a half years old and had no say in what happened to them, with their life already forfeit. To survive was to be born again. Their interests were Mary Jane Rottencrotch (a military term), cold beer and a muscle car with mag wheels. The CMH meant Coffin with Metal Handles, not Congressional Medal of Honor. It is a terrible thing to die at age 18, no matter the reason or cause.
4:40 First mistake failure to pick your target. The failure caused an unnecessary fire fight.
October 22 was a good day. These guys need to be watching their backs.
"Nice place ya got here." Lol... great line. Really well done guys. Fine acting, great storyline, well-written, and nicely photographed. I obviously don't know what camera equipment you use, but the images are crisp, well-lit, and wonderfully shot. There were some excellent 'attention-to-detail' moments in this film... the slightly-muffled audio when the close-ups of the soldier in a trance-like state were shot, as an example. Great job... well thought-out. And some really cool special effects too... the visuals of the weapons firing were amazingly realistic. Maybe you used real guns to add authenticity. Lol. And it was all enhanced by fine acting. I like how the dialogue is understated, without unnecessary theatrics, and the young man who got shot in the gut near the end showed believable emotion, and his subsequent "death" was well done. The other "kills" were aldo well-played... I especially liked when the German who got shot in the back rose and took another one while trying to run. A nice touch that added interest without overplaying the scene. Impressive all the way around. Hope you enjoy making these films as much as your viewers enjoy watching them, which is considerable.
@@Samsstuff10 Probably a big part of why the feel of authenticity is so strong in this film. I've re-watched it several times, and It's more enjoyable... and impressive... with each viewing. I've seen professionally-made war movies that didn't measure up to this effort. The attention to detail, pacing, understated dialogue, and fine acting are impressive. I hope all involved are proud of this film... they should be.
Thanks
BRO OR WILL?
Thank you all for watching, I appreciate you taking the time to support us and thanks for the feedback.
However, there is the ongoing debacle that Dean, while tending to Will, says “You’re going to be fine, bro.”
First of all, I’ve received some very harsh comments over this ridiculous thing, and I’d very much appreciate you be respectful when giving your feedback. We do put a lot of work into these short films in order to make them enjoyable for you guys, and I hope y’all understand that.
Two, I listened to the spot in the video where you can hear Dean say “You’re gonna be fine, bro,” and I can say that you guys certainly have a right to think that’s what I said. I don’t blame you for thinking so. But, I did in fact say “You’re gonna be fine, Will,” and some sort of background noise messed it up or something, I honestly don’t know. In my day to day life, I almost never say bro. Only if I’m joking. And I most definitely would not have said it while making a 1940s film. I know it wasn’t used back then, and if anyone on sight had said it, our military advisor ,Nathan, would have caught it and corrected it.
Just to ensure that I actually didn’t say “Bro,” we went back and listened to the original clip several times, in many different speeds and pitches, and it most definitely is not “bro.” I’m even willing to post a stupid video of the raw audio just to reassure all my viewers who think we’ve blundered.
Thanks again for watching, and I hope y’all will continue to support us and our content.
Yeah, I knew you said Will, not bro😂can’t believe people made such a big deal out of it tho🙈y’all do great at these! 👍🏻
@@christiancountrygirl2022 Thanks for your support 😁😁 lol
Echos Of The Past lol you’re welcome😂
I heard will. You will never please everyone and try to shake it off.
@@kevintate768 Hey bro, I’ve seen the film probably 100 times. And yeah maybe it’s sounds like bro the first time you watch it. First time I watched it I thought it was bro, too. But it wasn’t. It helps if you listen to it with earbuds, and you can clearly hear him say “Will”.
It was just a glitch in their audio.
You have to prevent shock and stop the bleeding and he may pull though
Boys, not a Soldiers, the Boys!!!
This is so good you guys should do a Marines short film like th Pacific
That’s the idea! A USMC short film is in the works
Dialogue is right out of 1990's
eks holliwuud teeb ikka ....
there uniforms are so clean
This is honestly dope.
Maybe they should re-re-edit the left handed Mausers.
Will gets in the hole with a BAR and he's not welcomed like Suzy with ice cream? After a hellofa firefight last night?
Are you going too upload bloops soon?, Music sounds great by the way!.
Yes, I will be soon. 👌🏼
@@prosaicpictures woot woot!!
@@Samsstuff10 they are up
@@smacky8290 ya i saw them!, they are great!
Blimey.....didn't realise most German infantry were left handed!!
Would be great for a feature length film.btw the letters on the helmet, what does it stand for.
SECOND!
Prosaic Pictures and subsidiary of Warner Brothers.😁
cool
Nice job !! Thanks !!
Epiq
U.S army and German army killed 2 enemies
Wars fought means killing One another as soldiers,no friends All foes
good movies
6:58 I just love how he shoots the guy in the ass and the whole video they could make any contact with their shots 🤣
make a film with the theme of time travel ... a team of American soldiers with modern weaponry equipment accidentally trapped back to 1944 where there was a second world war between the American army and the German army ... they were in a dilemma between defending their lives but not wanting to change history about the second world war on the continent of Europe..this is a story idea that can be developed in the film. Thank you.GBU
Always had to be American doesn’t iy
Infantry ,in war
He threw the grenade that helped for the conclusion..
Is this a re edit.
Yes, it is. We fixed a few glitches and added a few extra shots.
@@prosaicpictures awesome man.
wait.. did he try to put a bandage on the guy shot in the head?
Them quick firing m1 garands must have been a must for American soldiers in situations like this especially if you were a crack shot get one in while they enemies were pulling the bolt back
Film bagus..
Is this Band of Brothers?
Of sorts...
First
Some of the camera angles look like the GI’s are firing their weapons too high
The German patrol, was supposed to be about 50 yards away, walking along the side of a hill. So our weapons were aimed slightly up that hill.
6:57 kraut got a new Ahole. 🙂
AAAO? qual o significaco?
It was the regimental slogan. It meant “Anything, Anytime, Anywhere, Bar None!”
Blitzkrieg
Jawohl
Didn’t he already post this
It’s a re-edit.
Prosaic Pictures oh thanks for the clarification love your stuff man
@@wycex2735 Hear hear 👍
Film
Spray and pray. In 1944…..?
what's the point of this short film ???
Equipment is too new and clean
one thing no perspective to how close they were in the shooting, needed more angles, fire fight lasted alittle too long
Hellobabyeverybody TheylThankyou
Entrenching tools did not fold in 1944.
You’re joking, right? I assume you’re joking.
I know it just slipped out, and no one thought anything about it...but NO ONE called ANYone "bro" in 1945:: 07:45 from Medic
Listen to it again with headphones. He says “Will”.
Best shaven soldiers in combat I've seen
@@bradleykent7684 it’s always “too clean shaven” or “not shaven enough.” Can’t please everyone. 🤷🏻♂️
@@prosaicpictures point taken, fair play tho!
M sitting g in he go in do don't f
Couldn't have been on the line long, all brad new uniforms and helmets.
How many comments are going to repeat this stupid sentiment? Move on please..
Muy mala calidad. Los soldados disparan hacia arriba y están en terreno plano.
Actually, you’re right. We were on relatively flat ground, which is why we had to fire upwards at the Germans descending on us. They were coming down a hill towards us, so our rifles were elevated.
in a real war is not music
M1 is more powerful than that of german rifle
pardon ale hrůza . proč nácek střílí s nasazeným bajonetem? proč se někdo snaží obvazovat díru v hlavě ? kooperace obou zůčastněných stran po výcviku nulová ....
😂🤣🤣😂😂😂😂🤣😂😂
Might have been interesting to watch.
But soon as I seen these guys pull up their firearms.
Actors. Probably never fired a weapon in their life.
I’ve put thousands of dollars worth of 30-06 thru my M1. We aren’t just actors, we’re all historical reenactors who actually give a damn about portraying the greatest generation to the best of our ability.
3 of the guys in this video are active duty TN National Guard, one of them worked for Lucas Botkin at T-Rex arms.
Yeah, we have fun making videos like these for entertainment, but also to keep the memory of those who died in the war fresh in people’s memories.
So if you want to just make assumptions, then go ahead. But it’s a laughable assumption, and the kind of blanket statement that gives me very little respect for the likes of you.
@@prosaicpictures
I believe you.
I pretty much figured that out.
And it's a good thing what you guys are doing.
Just don't look so sloppy throwing around a firearm. Bring up smooth and in control.
Do it off the back of a horse. You'll get better at it. But well done on the work. Much praise Mister keep up the good work.
And you don't have to explain yourself to constructive criticism.
Take it or leave it.
@@prosaicpictures
My dad was in the Marine corps. Korea. When I got my eye shot out with an arrow. I was every single damn name under the sun and a few I ain't heard of. But I was so scared to go home.
He was gonna beat my ass!
He did. Well no military for you.
So he threw my ass into rodeo..! 🦅🗽🇺🇸
Good times.
@@A.R.Windsong right on. I deal with a lot of hateful comments almost on a daily basis, and I don’t get riled up often. But if someone says I don’t know how to handle a firearm like some woke anti-American libtard, it’ll stir me a little.
@@A.R.Windsong well I appreciate your dads service! My granddad was a Marine as well and he fought on Tarawa. Never got to meet him, he died well before I was born.
Hollywood...
I don't think that they would have called someone "Bro" in 1944. "Pal" would have been more accurate.
I don’t recall anyone ever saying “bro” in this production, and I certainly would have removed it. Would you please give me a time stamp where you heard it?
@@prosaicpictures 7:45 and 8:05
I said “We’ll get you home, Will” both times, not bro.
Idk I heard bro
The first one bro the second will
Uniforms are way to clean even for replacements.Even staying out a couple of days doing field exercises us enlisted got dirty. Had to be a Captain or above to stay clean.
戰爭真是無意義,只是當權者的利益.
I love the sarcasm in these comments. this movie sucks!!
Your going to be fine Bro???..Give me a break...standing up in a firefight?....
Hey, man.
I’m the one who said that line, and I didn’t say bro. I said “Will.”
@@prosaicpictures i heard ' you're gonna be fine bro'
@@prosaicpictures You definitely said “Bro” idk why you would try to cover it up instead of just being a man and saying yes i did I’m sorry ill do better next time SMH and FYI they didn’t say bro in the 1950’s!!!
@@boblouis2280 I appreciate your feedback. I’m sorry, but I didn’t see you there at our film shoot, so how can you know what I actually said? Myself and every other person there knows what was said and they all stand behind me knowing that something went wrong in the audio.
I can hear why people think I said “bro.” I really and truly can. But alternatively, I have also reviewed the raw footage about another forty times (which I am willing to release for every single know-it-all like you who calls me a liar) which clearly resonates that I did in fact say “Will.”
@@prosaicpictures Still cant just man up and say you made a mistake its sad and it was the 1950’s not the 40’s like your pinned comment stated get your grammar right!!!
Obviously written and portrayed by people who have never been in a fire fight. BAR not used correctly and both the rifle grenade and how you throw a grenade are blatantly ....wrong. Not fiction but fact from Captain. Clark's Almanac, U S Marine Corps retired.
James Clark, thank you for your service 🙏🏼 You have to understand, this was made by a few buddies who wanted to make a short film. Obviously we haven’t seen real combat, but this wasn’t meant to look 100% realistic. Of course we’d want it to look 100%, and maybe our future films will look better. This was also filmed in one day. You gotta give us credit for how well it actually turned out. Thank you for your review.
Kinda lost me when the Medic says "You'll be alright bro." Lets stick to the script.
Hey, thanks for watching, I appreciate you taking the time to support us and thanks for the feedback.
However, there are three things wrong with these two sentences.
One, the Medic didn’t say the line. Dean did, and this is Kevin speaking, so I’m the one who actually said it.
Two, I didn’t say “bro,” I said Will. There’s an audio glitch or some background noise making it seem that way, but I’ve reviewed the raw footage about thirty times by now due to other folks commenting that they heard “bro” and that’s not what I said. We’re not stupid, we all know here that they didn’t use that term in the 40s.
Three, there actually was no script. We had the idea for how the story was going to begin, but otherwise we made up all the dialogue and action as we went, and for what it’s worth I think it looks and sounds great.
Anyhow, thanks for the feedback. We’re really doing the best we can with what we’ve got over here.
@@prosaicpictures Thank you for the response and explanation! I appreciate the effort and feeling behind your project. Sometimes it is much easier to quickly criticize than to be a bit more thoughtful in my tone. I certainly don't think you folks are stupid. My sincere apologies if I came off that way. Keep up the good work and I look forward to seeing Prosaic Pictures future projects.
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is this a gay film
So after all of this sacrifice for freedom they would all end up dying in vain after the biggest most fraudulent election of all time !!!!!!
... there's always got to be one...smh
@@fridaybrooks469 Not like the one that just took place whereas you had dead people voting, mail in ballots of more than one ballet per person, monitors being kicked out of counting rooms, counting rooms with the windows being covered up with cardboard, Dominion voting machines which flipped votes, So NO NOT LIKE THIS ONE....SMH !!! You telling me that biden who couldn't even fill up a parking lot and who barely got outta his basement won legit !? SMH !!!
... so, let me see if I got this right... the Democrats rigged(stole) an election, yet, neglected to secure all the seats that would have assured total power to them... THAT was their plan...dee-zaam, man, come up for air...
@@fridaybrooks469 Are you that stunned !? They managed to do that with states such as Pennsylvania, Wisconsen and Arizona through all the fraud that was used which was just enough to get them in. Otherwise Trump would've wiped them out !!
Guy gets shot in the head. Guy next to him gets angry -- removes helmet and slams it down. Ehh... Nope.
"You're going to be fine bro." Bro? in 1944? Again... Nope.
he said will not bro
buncha BS