LT Michael Murphy of Lake Ronkonkoma NY was awarded the CMH in recognition of his heroism. Several years ago, persons desecrated a circular black granite memorial that was placed in his memory in his home town. The outrage was palpable, the towns people questioned their kids, neighbors talked to neighbors and the police did their thing. In less than 24 hrs a little punk was arrested and charged for the disrespect. A local granite company replaced the memorial free of charge and the go fund me raised an amazing amount. Lt Murphy’s father requested that a museum honoring all navy seals be built with the funds. That museum exists today in Lake Ronkonkoma, Long Island Ny . God bless our troops! 🇺🇸
In reality these SEALS were extremely arrogant and are solely to blame for their own failures. It really is a disgrace to the people who deserved to recieve their medals. This movie is a total fabrication. They basically out of their own stupidity walked directly into a completely avoidable ambush after poaching the mission from other soldiers who had been working on it for months. They refused to heed any advice given to them, took the wrong equipment, and dropped in the wrong area which completely gave them away. There's even a video of the fight floating out there on the internet of the ordeal recorded by the Taliban, which only lasted minutes in reality. It's not for the faint of heart.
@@davedavidson4548have you ever served boy? No I don't mean playing that Call of Duty BS Boy. Do yourself a favor? Go back to your Spiderman Pajamas. and Flintstone Vitamins. To be Honest, I don't think you have . What it takes to be a Man in this world. Boy!
I was fortunate enough to be a part of the helo crews in one of the scenes they filmed in NM. We got to checkout the set, had lunch and met the director. Pretty good day.
Coming from a veteran overseas they have internet packages for soldiers to purchase to stay in contact. Also there are internet hubs at any available USO's posted overseas.
To purchase? Seriously. They require you to purchase instead of just having it set up. I appreciate I know nothing the complications of security but it seems rough to make them pay for it.
@elliotthyde5623 yeah it did suck with the internet over there and like you'd said the fact that made it is pay and it was ridiculous amount each month for slow internet speed
@@leonamador477 Jesus Christ you’d think the least they could do is give you a link back. They ask so much seems like a little to give. Thanks for everything you do. As a brit we don’t really say it enough.
If you liked this movie you should check out 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi also based on a true story, trust me you won't regret watching it ❤ Yes you are right that guy was the real Marcus Luttrell he was also the guy who told the newbie to clean up the table👍
Marcus in real life says they didn’t take them with them because those goat herders travel the same path day after day and as soon as the villagers realized they were gone they would notify the Taliban.
Bonjour de France 🇫🇷 occitanie Aveyron Decazeville. Markus Luttrell a été sauvé grâce au code d'honneur millénaires .le pashtunwali. Il y a un autre film qui en parle the beast de 1988. Salutations @@TheOctobersReact
Some things about the movie: The footage at the beginning of the film wasn’t bootcamp. It was BUD/S (Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL) which is the initial training all SEAL candidate go through. The guy in the beanie and sunglasses at the picnic table is the real Marcus Latrell
The ending rescue was Hollywood. The Army's Ranger Battalion was in the area because of the helicopter crash, and this gunfight. They were mostly looking for bodies. They saw Afghans moving a westerner they had dressed in Afghan clothing. Turned out they were friendlies moving him to protect him. Great movie.
Well the part where the villager reaches the base with Marcus's letter *is* true but Luttrell himself did say that how they extracted and found him wasn't at all like in the movie and he goes into some detail on how crazy and insane it was, more crazy than any other part of the story.
8:43 not sure if you meant ever or breed but most expensive horse goes to Fusaichi Pegasus which sold for $70M in 2000. currently, I would say the most expensive would maybe be Metallic Cat? I think he just recently topped $40M in worth.
I would always terminate the compromise. It's a sad fact but soldiers have to do things that we may view as wrong but for their survival and ours sometimes damn distsfull things have to be done in order to protect the survival of oneself and others.
This movie will always be my favorite True Story movie. Mark Wahlberg is such an amazing actor. Thank you for your service Marcus Lutrell. You’ll always be a strong fighter. Long Live your brothers that risk their lives as well. Salute!! 🙏🏽💯💯
Really enjoy your reactions. You two sould check out American Sniper, 13 Hour's and Black Hawk Down. Those are some amazing movies i think you might appreciate.
This was filmed in New Mexico where I'm from and live. Very important movie and the training they get is the best in the world! It's very important at the end when they tell you why those villagers did for Mark Wahlberg's character!
Favorite line in the whole movie is after falling down the mountain side, Marcus saying “Hey my rifle! See God’s looking out for us!” To which I believe Danny replies “If that’s him looking out for us I’d hate to see him pissed!” Always makes me laugh even under the constant stress of whether or not they’ll get out alive
Hello 👋, The Octobers...yeah this movie was filmed in Santa Fe,New Mexico and the mountains is Sanda Mountain in Albuquerque New Mexico..which is close to my area...best movie ever...thank you both for reacting to the movie nd you both stay safe and well with positive vibes...I enjoyed your reaction, 👍👍..plus much Love ❤️ to you both...
😮yup and he said " Claan this mess up" lol. The whole story of this came from him. I cry everytime I watch this. Shi hurts for real. Didn't do this tour but others during desert storm. The next movie should be is 13 hours pretty good movie
Marcus is actually in this movie, at the start he's the one at the picnic table w/ a beanie and in other scenes going forward before they go on their mission.
Marcus Luttrel was on set every day of filming, he wouldn’t allow it to be done unless they got it accurate. Those were the terms for him to allow them to tell this story.
Marcus in real life said when he couldn’t reach Murphy he had to put his rifle down and cover his ears because he couldn’t listen to Murphy scream his name anymore while he was being killed.
The ending of this movie, pure Hollywood. If you haven't read the book. Then I would read the book. Do not get me wrong, I do like this movie. I just think the book is better.
A Hollywood blooper, of sorts, in this movie, is where Marcus runs into a rattlesnake hiding in the rocks (24:54). According to the National Wildlife Federation, all rattlesnake species range from Canada, all the way down to central Argentina (i.e. Only in the Americas ..... North, Central, and South). There are no rattlesnake species living in the wild in Afghanistan, or anywhere else in the World.
The Navy SEALS have a saying that goes, “The more you bleed in training, the less you bleed in combat.” That’s the way they train so that they don’t have any quit in them.
In the book LONE SURVIVOR this battle was described as being a RUNNING GUN FIGHT THAT LASTED FOR OVER 2 HOURS. During these 2+ hours those 4 Navy SEALs were 75%-80% surrounded by an enemy force of 200+ taliban soldiers. These 4 Navy SEALs were taking fire from elevated positions from almost every direction. On top of the wounds they received from bullets and shrapnel from RPGs they were also constantly being peppered by the chips and shards of the granite they were using for cover from the Taliban soldiers when their shots missed the Navy SEALs. In the scenes of the movie where the SEALs are jumping and falling down the mountain that is not 100% accurate. In fact they jumped 3 times not 2 and the mountain was far more steeper then how it was portrayed in the movie. This was done because it was impossible to recreate the falls 100% accurately for the movie. Also in the book LONE SURVIVOR everytime they jumped down the mountain 1 or 2 of the SEALs broke a bone in their body. Michael Murphy fractured his face and Marcus Luttrell fractured multiple vertebrae in his spine. With all the wounds and broken bones these 4 Navy SEALs received Danny Dietz got the worst of it. He was shot 11 times. 1 SHOT IN THE LEFT ANKLE 1 SHOT IN THE RIGHT CALF 1 SHOT IN THE RIGHT THIGH 1 SHOT IN THE GROIN 2 SHOTS IN THE STOMACH 2 SHOTS IN THE THROAT 3 SHOTS IN THE HEAD Early in the battle Dietz right thumb was completely blown off and he had to shoot left handed from that point on. The movie shows him losing 3 fingers but thats incorrect. And lastly in 1 of the jumps off the mountain both of his legs were broken when the other 3 SEALs landed on top of him. From that point on Marcus Luttrell had to carry him down the mountain. For his actions in this battle Michael Murphy was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor for bravery and valor in combat. In the pictures shown at the end of the movie excluding Marcus Luttrell every man seen in the pictures we're killed during the mission Operation Red Wings. After numerous assassination attempts by the taliban Mohammed Gulab was relocated to the US in 2015 and currently lives in Texas with his wife and 7 children.
The one that was freaking out Danny Dietz was the youngest one and probably was his first or second deployment. So he didn't have as much experience as the rest of them.
I keep hearing that what took that Chinook helicopter down wasn’t actually a lucky shot from a RPG. It was a Russian air defense system the taliban had. The Army SMU (Delta) knew the taliban had that weapon system and turned down this operation. The SEAL Team took the operation and Marcus has given so many different versions of the story that it’s hard to tell what happened and what didn’t. There were members of SEAL Team 6 who were originally on the QRF and got pulled off at the last minute because they knew what was gonna happen. One podcast that covered this was the Anti Hero Podcast with Brent Tucker where he talked with an investigative reporter about numerous cases of misconduct and coverups within the community.
The old goat herder told him that "when you wake up, you will be separated from all your blood". It was a warning to the S.E.A.L.'s to get out of there.
Have you guys seen the hangover by any chance ? Lol i know I’m always recommending movies (especially comedy) but y’all r so funny - I wanna laugh with y’all too 😂
We are definitely going to get some more comedies in the future for sure. And the day that we drop the hangover we were going to think about you because I know that you’ve asked a few times we are going to watch it 100%.
You should youtube the Red Wings Recovery. Its a documentary on the Ranger mission to recover the 16 from the aircraft, then Marcus, then his three teammates. They were the first ones in the village. They found Marcus.
Yes when u paused that is Marcus , also he’s the 1 in the black beanie when they’re sitting at the picnic table the guy who knocked the cup over for the new guy to clean up 👍🏼
Great movie! And the great people like me, Texans, sent him to Congress!!! The director here is interesting. Peter Berg. A pretty good actor, but a real knack for directing, specially true stories. He did Deep Water Horizon, and a couple others. If u need some more True story type movies check out, 13 hours, American sniper, Blackhawk Down, Fury, 1917, Dunkirk, Hacksaw Ridge Once we were soldiers. I think he also did, The perfect storm, with Clooney and Wahlberg. I also appreciated here they showed my old boys, the Rangers. Typically if any hardcore small unit needs backup or rescue or fast attack, the Rangers are on standby.
Prior to the mission. The orders were clearly given, we follow Rules of Engagement, you cannot attack unarmed civilians. When they were arguing in the mountains, the officer in charge gave the same orders, and you follow those orders. The only time you are not supposed to follow orders is if they are illegal orders.
It's a little more than just boot camp. It's Seal Buds training. Which is a few notches above boot camp. Most people get through boot camp most people don't make it through Buds training.
This is one of my many favorite war films and if y’all enjoy this film then maybe y’all will enjoy another war movie called “The Outpost” it’s a movie based on the Battle of Kamdesh.
There's another Great Movie Based on a True Story. It happened in World War 2 called The Great Raid. The story of American and Filipino Soldiers. That had been captured by the Japanese. The where Forced to walk. In what became known as the Bataan Death March. NonStop for 65 miles. . If you fell, a Japanese Officer would behead you. The were Tortured and Starved for Three Years. On the Night of there Execution. Lt. Col. Henry Mucci and his 125 Army Rangers. American Soldiers known as the Alamo Scouts, Filipino Guerillas, and ordinary civilians. Raided the POW Camp at Cabanatuan. At the end of the raid. Two Rangers, 20 Filipinos, and One POW died after Liberation. The Story of these Patriots. Will give you a deep appreciation. Of the Sacrifices made by those who have served this Nation with Honor.
You guys should do Deepwater Horizon and Patriot's Day next. Both star Marky Mark and were directed by the same guy who made Lone Survivor. It's like a non-interconnected trilogy.
You asked what was the most expensive horse...thoroughbred horses sell for 100 of thousands of dollars...many Into the millions...in 2000...a horse named Fusaichi Pegasus sold for 70 million
In these situations you don’t really have a opinion the OIC “ officer in charge “ makes all decisions. For the navy they also have a POIC “ petty officer in charge “ he can help make the call but overall it’s up to the OIC . You follow his orders no matter what .
I followed you guys since GoT reactions and I like the viewpoints regardless I agree or not. I recommend Saving Private Ryan (inspired from D-Day) and Society of the Snow (based of true story). Both have amazing sound design as well as acting
Y’all should check out the book. The movie is great, but believe it or not, it doesn’t do justice to just how severe their injuries and situation truly was. Which would be hard to depict in a movie. But nonetheless. Marcus is from Texas. Few hours south of me. He loves our state, hence the flags. Opinions aside, history and existence have proven war is reality and it always will be. The world is not destined to get better. We should be thankful these individuals are here, ready and willing to fight on this countries and its inhabitants behalf come what may. People forget the world would be a much much different place had they not chose to do so.
I think that they should've held the prisoners until they regained contact from the commanders. It might've been a better situation. But that being said it's easy to look back on things from my couch and not knowing the bigger picture. RIP to all these fine men.
That was the real Marcus that you pointed out at the beginning. He's also "At about the 12:30 mark of the movie, he's the S.E.A.L. "Frank" or "Frankie" that spills the coffee, and tells the rookie to clean it up. He appears again on the rescue helicopter. He also appears in the Patton "initiation" scene." Navy SEALS are the best of the best. Hts off to them. I could never finish the process they have to go through. I would have been done the moment the drowning simulation began. Having your hands tied and being submerged, I would have freaked out. I believe his injuries were far worse than what is shown in the movie, like having both of his legs broken and to literally had to crawl his away to escape. Marcus is a true hero. Y'all should watch American Sniper, another movie about a real hero. If I was in charge of I would have terminated the captives. Bring me up on charges, but I'm not putting my guys in unnecessary danger if I can help it. You saw how fast that one guy bolted down the mountain to warn the others.
You two should watch some other movies from these actors. The casting in this was fantastic. Some movies you should put on the list; Into the Wild with Emile Hirsch, Hell or High Water with Ben Foster, and Savages with Taylor Kitsch
In reality he bit his tongue in half and swallowed it. He was also basically naked…cause all his clothes got ripped off between the falls and the RPG blasts.
Yeah, that was Marcus in the movie. Typically when u go out, u want 15 mags preloaded, and at least 4 grenades. To me, they needed 2 more guys. 1 with a belt fed weapon and one with a M16/203 grenade launcher, or a guy with an auto grenade launcher. Also type in here, ww2 heroes shorts. U will be surprised how many tv and movie stars from the 40s through 80s and beyond, were absolutely studs during wartime. Eddie Albert, Peter Faulk, Charles Bronson, Lee Marvin, James Garner, Donald pleasance, and many more. Beasts!
So while these guys are all legends in they own right to hear how much Axe got shot after the cliff fall is kinda insane by itself. Nearly a dozen rounds multiple in each leg couple in the chest multiple in the head and torso. Both arms tore to shit. Rest in Power to every fallen soldier from this war and every other. To our brother and sister father and mothers and daughters and sons in the service. Rest well we the nation salute you.
First....the SEAL in the beginning of the movie that dumps all the drinks and stuff on purpose and tells blondie new dude to "clean that up bitch" that was the man himself. The ACTUAL Marcus Luttrell. The water at BUDS training is a near constant 52° F People like to THINK they could pass that training. But nearly nobody that feels that way really CAN complete it. Its the cocky ones out first every time. It sounds like a friggin NIGHTMARE and I know I would fail, and fail hard and fast. The physical standards would kill my chances, and if that didnt the workouts in 52° water would. The ONLY part I would have a chance in is the swimming, water training parts, NOT in the ocean but a pool. Even then I doubt I would be up to standards. Friggin RESPECT to SEALs. And even more to these four.
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Great reaction! Always love your reactions show the important parts & your reaction! But why so much of the end fight cut out?? The duck, the retaliation to help marcus? & the clips of scenes of their thousand year code? Regardless! Great reaction! Thank you for your good energy & being open minded the truth of history! No one can ever know EVERYTHING about ANYTHING…. We have to continue to learn, improve & learn the real truth as much as we can! Stand up for justice… justice is pre requisite of peace in everything; family, friends, work, civil matters, school & definitely in war. Thank you again. Need more positive energy & togetherness such as you guys! 💯 blessings, success, peace & love to you both , your families & the community ✌️💜
@@TheOctobersReact all good! Tbh we aren’t surprised 😅haha great reaction & love that u saw the podcast before!! 💪🫡 usually I comment after they react to check out the podcast! Keep up the great work guys! All the best you all! 🔥🔥💪🕊️
racehorses are worth millions.... in theory. you couldn't give me a horse! they outlived their usefulness the day the engine was invented. horsehide is very strong and the meat is actually pretty good
26:06 have you ever shot a gun bro? You better be happy that it took the tali this long to be this accurate with a heavy machine gun. Not every gun shoots the same. An m60 will not be the same experience as an m16 and the same with a 9mm pistol
Also, a very important movie called Taking Chance is a must; it stars Kevin Bacon. His character is an escort who is bringing home a fallen soldier to his family and what happens during the process. It's very sad, but necessary if you truly want to understand what goes on during this process. Please react to this movie, thank you!
You know I’ve seen this movie hundreds of times and i can’t seem to think why couldn’t they just bring the prisoners with them until they make coms then let them go? Or bring them with them until they make enough distance from the enemy then let them go.
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LT Michael Murphy of Lake Ronkonkoma NY was awarded the CMH in recognition of his heroism. Several years ago, persons desecrated a circular black granite memorial that was placed in his memory in his home town. The outrage was palpable, the towns people questioned their kids, neighbors talked to neighbors and the police did their thing. In less than 24 hrs a little punk was arrested and charged for the disrespect. A local granite company replaced the memorial free of charge and the go fund me raised an amazing amount. Lt Murphy’s father requested that a museum honoring all navy seals be built with the funds. That museum exists today in Lake Ronkonkoma, Long Island Ny . God bless our troops! 🇺🇸
There is also an Arleigh Burke-class destroyer named for him.
In reality these SEALS were extremely arrogant and are solely to blame for their own failures. It really is a disgrace to the people who deserved to recieve their medals. This movie is a total fabrication. They basically out of their own stupidity walked directly into a completely avoidable ambush after poaching the mission from other soldiers who had been working on it for months. They refused to heed any advice given to them, took the wrong equipment, and dropped in the wrong area which completely gave them away. There's even a video of the fight floating out there on the internet of the ordeal recorded by the Taliban, which only lasted minutes in reality. It's not for the faint of heart.
@@davedavidson4548have you ever served boy? No I don't mean playing that Call of Duty BS Boy. Do yourself a favor? Go back to your Spiderman Pajamas. and Flintstone Vitamins. To be Honest, I don't think you have . What it takes to be a Man in this world. Boy!
Nice and copy and paste
The old man actually says “your all going to die tonight” or along those lines while the seals let them go
I was fortunate enough to be a part of the helo crews in one of the scenes they filmed in NM. We got to checkout the set, had lunch and met the director. Pretty good day.
Coming from a veteran overseas they have internet packages for soldiers to purchase to stay in contact. Also there are internet hubs at any available USO's posted overseas.
To purchase? Seriously. They require you to purchase instead of just having it set up. I appreciate I know nothing the complications of security but it seems rough to make them pay for it.
@elliotthyde5623 yeah it did suck with the internet over there and like you'd said the fact that made it is pay and it was ridiculous amount each month for slow internet speed
@@leonamador477 Jesus Christ you’d think the least they could do is give you a link back. They ask so much seems like a little to give.
Thanks for everything you do. As a brit we don’t really say it enough.
I mean nowadays you could literally buy a starlink antenna and just take it anywhere you go
In the British army it was still hand written letters 😂
Love getting to watching this with you two, it’s always special to experience the important ones with friends
absolutely ! glad to be here with you as well ❤️
If you liked this movie you should check out 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi also based on a true story, trust me you won't regret watching it ❤
Yes you are right that guy was the real Marcus Luttrell he was also the guy who told the newbie to clean up the table👍
Yes, that is a very good movie.
Favorite war movie of all time, such a great one!
I would have taken them with me for an hour or two. That way by the time they make it back you've got a 2 to 4 hour headstart.
Yup, and take their shoes haha
Marcus in real life says they didn’t take them with them because those goat herders travel the same path day after day and as soon as the villagers realized they were gone they would notify the Taliban.
Or you can silently kill them by slicing their throats so they don't come back with an army after you. An enemy deserves no mercy in the battlefield.
Underrated reaction channel. Easily one of the best on youtube. Keep putting out great content!
you’re the best thank you for the kind words !
Bonjour de France 🇫🇷 occitanie Aveyron Decazeville. Markus Luttrell a été sauvé grâce au code d'honneur millénaires .le pashtunwali. Il y a un autre film qui en parle the beast de 1988. Salutations @@TheOctobersReact
Some things about the movie:
The footage at the beginning of the film wasn’t bootcamp. It was BUD/S (Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL) which is the initial training all SEAL candidate go through.
The guy in the beanie and sunglasses at the picnic table is the real Marcus Latrell
The ending rescue was Hollywood. The Army's Ranger Battalion was in the area because of the helicopter crash, and this gunfight. They were mostly looking for bodies. They saw Afghans moving a westerner they had dressed in Afghan clothing. Turned out they were friendlies moving him to protect him. Great movie.
Most of the movie is Hollywood. It's barely a true story
Well the part where the villager reaches the base with Marcus's letter *is* true but Luttrell himself did say that how they extracted and found him wasn't at all like in the movie and he goes into some detail on how crazy and insane it was, more crazy than any other part of the story.
Great commentary and respectful reaction. Thanks Guys! Really liked watching this with you. 👍🏻
Another fantastic reaction as per usual. Another underrated military film is 13 hours: The secret soldiers of Benghazi. Keep up the work you two!
Marcus being revived
Her take. "He must be struggling health wise".
Jesus😂
8:43 not sure if you meant ever or breed but most expensive horse goes to Fusaichi Pegasus which sold for $70M in 2000. currently, I would say the most expensive would maybe be Metallic Cat? I think he just recently topped $40M in worth.
Not boot camp. BUD/S, basic underwater demolition/SEAL. SEAL training. Ringing the bell means you quit.
I would always terminate the compromise. It's a sad fact but soldiers have to do things that we may view as wrong but for their survival and ours sometimes damn distsfull things have to be done in order to protect the survival of oneself and others.
This movie will always be my favorite True Story movie. Mark Wahlberg is such an amazing actor. Thank you for your service Marcus Lutrell. You’ll always be a strong fighter. Long Live your brothers that risk their lives as well. Salute!! 🙏🏽💯💯
Really enjoy your reactions. You two sould check out American Sniper, 13 Hour's and Black Hawk Down. Those are some amazing movies i think you might appreciate.
Check out Black Hawk Down, Platoon and Hacksaw Ridge:)
This was filmed in New Mexico where I'm from and live. Very important movie and the training they get is the best in the world! It's very important at the end when they tell you why those villagers did for Mark Wahlberg's character!
Young guy speaking before the mission, he was saying the navy seal motto
Although it’s the big spot in the movie, I genuinely appreciate that they put “schwack em” in there. That’s something we used to say in the infantry
Good fer ya brother!Youngblood u learning history!GOD BLESS THEV🇺🇲
Yall should also react to American sniper true story about one of Marcus friends
Kyle made a lot of shit up, probably not the best suggestion.
I’m a fellow Georgia state native and I’m a big fan of y’all’s awesome content
what part ya from? we are in winder now ❤️
@@TheOctobersReact I live in McDonough around 30 mins Southeast of Atlanta.
Favorite line in the whole movie is after falling down the mountain side, Marcus saying “Hey my rifle! See God’s looking out for us!” To which I believe Danny replies “If that’s him looking out for us I’d hate to see him pissed!” Always makes me laugh even under the constant stress of whether or not they’ll get out alive
Danny didn’t say that Marcus did
Yes according to Marcuses book that's exactly how it went down. He decided to release them then the kid ran down the mountain and ratted them out.
Hello 👋, The Octobers...yeah this movie was filmed in Santa Fe,New Mexico and the mountains is Sanda Mountain in Albuquerque New Mexico..which is close to my area...best movie ever...thank you both for reacting to the movie nd you both stay safe and well with positive vibes...I enjoyed your reaction, 👍👍..plus much Love ❤️ to you both...
The man in the watch cap (beanie) that told Shane here's your first op clean this up. Is Marcus Lutrell
😮yup and he said " Claan this mess up" lol. The whole story of this came from him. I cry everytime I watch this. Shi hurts for real. Didn't do this tour but others during desert storm. The next movie should be is 13 hours pretty good movie
Marcus is actually in this movie, at the start he's the one at the picnic table w/ a beanie and in other scenes going forward before they go on their mission.
Marcus Luttrel was on set every day of filming, he wouldn’t allow it to be done unless they got it accurate. Those were the terms for him to allow them to tell this story.
Marcus in real life said when he couldn’t reach Murphy he had to put his rifle down and cover his ears because he couldn’t listen to Murphy scream his name anymore while he was being killed.
The ending of this movie, pure Hollywood. If you haven't read the book. Then I would read the book.
Do not get me wrong, I do like this movie. I just think the book is better.
A Hollywood blooper, of sorts, in this movie, is where Marcus runs into a rattlesnake hiding in the rocks (24:54). According to the National Wildlife Federation, all rattlesnake species range from Canada, all the way down to central Argentina (i.e. Only in the Americas ..... North, Central, and South). There are no rattlesnake species living in the wild in Afghanistan, or anywhere else in the World.
The Navy SEALS have a saying that goes, “The more you bleed in training, the less you bleed in combat.” That’s the way they train so that they don’t have any quit in them.
Great reaction, thank you for honouring the sacrifice.
Great reaction guys
Best book I’ve ever read. So emotional and on the edge of your seat
In the book LONE SURVIVOR this battle was described as being a RUNNING GUN FIGHT THAT LASTED FOR OVER 2 HOURS. During these 2+ hours those 4 Navy SEALs were 75%-80% surrounded by an enemy force of 200+ taliban soldiers. These 4 Navy SEALs were taking fire from elevated positions from almost every direction.
On top of the wounds they received from bullets and shrapnel from RPGs they were also constantly being peppered by the chips and shards of the granite they were using for cover from the Taliban soldiers when their shots missed the Navy SEALs.
In the scenes of the movie where the SEALs are jumping and falling down the mountain that is not 100% accurate. In fact they jumped 3 times not 2 and the mountain was far more steeper then how it was portrayed in the movie. This was done because it was impossible to recreate the falls 100% accurately for the movie.
Also in the book LONE SURVIVOR everytime they jumped down the mountain 1 or 2 of the SEALs broke a bone in their body. Michael Murphy fractured his face and Marcus Luttrell fractured multiple vertebrae in his spine.
With all the wounds and broken bones these 4 Navy SEALs received Danny Dietz got the worst of it.
He was shot 11 times.
1 SHOT IN THE LEFT ANKLE
1 SHOT IN THE RIGHT CALF
1 SHOT IN THE RIGHT THIGH
1 SHOT IN THE GROIN
2 SHOTS IN THE STOMACH
2 SHOTS IN THE THROAT
3 SHOTS IN THE HEAD
Early in the battle Dietz right thumb was completely blown off and he had to shoot left handed from that point on. The movie shows him losing 3 fingers but thats incorrect.
And lastly in 1 of the jumps off the mountain both of his legs were broken when the other 3 SEALs landed on top of him. From that point on Marcus Luttrell had to carry him down the mountain.
For his actions in this battle Michael Murphy was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor for bravery and valor in combat.
In the pictures shown at the end of the movie excluding Marcus Luttrell every man seen in the pictures we're killed during the mission Operation Red Wings.
After numerous assassination attempts by the taliban Mohammed Gulab was relocated to the US in 2015 and currently lives in Texas with his wife and 7 children.
I reckon my favorite cameo is Luttrell in "Range 15" 😆 🤣
michael murphys last words on comms was
thank you sir
his last words in life were
MARCUS
The one that was freaking out Danny Dietz was the youngest one and probably was his first or second deployment. So he didn't have as much experience as the rest of them.
The real guy that helped Mark Welberg’s character visits the real soldier every so often
I keep hearing that what took that Chinook helicopter down wasn’t actually a lucky shot from a RPG. It was a Russian air defense system the taliban had. The Army SMU (Delta) knew the taliban had that weapon system and turned down this operation. The SEAL Team took the operation and Marcus has given so many different versions of the story that it’s hard to tell what happened and what didn’t. There were members of SEAL Team 6 who were originally on the QRF and got pulled off at the last minute because they knew what was gonna happen. One podcast that covered this was the Anti Hero Podcast with Brent Tucker where he talked with an investigative reporter about numerous cases of misconduct and coverups within the community.
You two really do a good job!
The old goat herder told him that "when you wake up, you will be separated from all your blood". It was a warning to the S.E.A.L.'s to get out of there.
Have you guys seen the hangover by any chance ? Lol i know I’m always recommending movies (especially comedy) but y’all r so funny - I wanna laugh with y’all too 😂
We are definitely going to get some more comedies in the future for sure. And the day that we drop the hangover we were going to think about you because I know that you’ve asked a few times we are going to watch it 100%.
@@TheOctobersReact perfect can’t wait! Great job getting reactions and vids out ❤️
You should youtube the Red Wings Recovery. Its a documentary on the Ranger mission to recover the 16 from the aircraft, then Marcus, then his three teammates. They were the first ones in the village. They found Marcus.
Yes when u paused that is Marcus , also he’s the 1 in the black beanie when they’re sitting at the picnic table the guy who knocked the cup over for the new guy to clean up 👍🏼
Did you Notice that, The Real Marcus Luttrell was in the Movie. who told the Guy in the first Scene to Clean the mess Up after he spilled the coffe
meeting the man hes very humble. Mark is only one he's great man to hear speak
Thoroughbred race horses are the most expensive because they can make back the most money. One of them was sold for over 70 million dollars.
The call they made is the call you have to make in that position. It was the right call even thought this was the consequence
the old Afghan man said
Death will visit you on this day
when he left
My favorite reaction duo ❤
Great movie! And the great people like me, Texans, sent him to Congress!!! The director here is interesting. Peter Berg. A pretty good actor, but a real knack for directing, specially true stories. He did Deep Water Horizon, and a couple others. If u need some more True story type movies check out, 13 hours, American sniper, Blackhawk Down, Fury, 1917, Dunkirk, Hacksaw Ridge Once we were soldiers. I think he also did, The perfect storm, with Clooney and Wahlberg. I also appreciated here they showed my old boys, the Rangers. Typically if any hardcore small unit needs backup or rescue or fast attack, the Rangers are on standby.
Prior to the mission. The orders were clearly given, we follow Rules of Engagement, you cannot attack unarmed civilians. When they were arguing in the mountains, the officer in charge gave the same orders, and you follow those orders. The only time you are not supposed to follow orders is if they are illegal orders.
Marcus went on to serve with another Team for several years and redeployed.
It's a little more than just boot camp. It's Seal Buds training. Which is a few notches above boot camp. Most people get through boot camp most people don't make it through Buds training.
This is one of my many favorite war films and if y’all enjoy this film then maybe y’all will enjoy another war movie called “The Outpost” it’s a movie based on the Battle of Kamdesh.
Pashto is one of many dialects in Afghanistan, and one of the two official languages of the country.
You are right, Marcus Latrell had a small part in the movie.
There's another Great Movie Based on a True Story. It happened in World War 2 called The Great Raid. The story of American and Filipino Soldiers. That had been captured by the Japanese. The where Forced to walk. In what became known as the Bataan Death March. NonStop for 65 miles. . If you fell, a Japanese Officer would behead you. The were Tortured and Starved for Three Years.
On the Night of there Execution. Lt. Col. Henry Mucci and his 125 Army Rangers. American Soldiers known as the Alamo Scouts, Filipino Guerillas, and ordinary civilians. Raided the POW Camp at Cabanatuan. At the end of the raid. Two Rangers, 20 Filipinos, and One POW died after Liberation. The Story of these Patriots. Will give you a deep appreciation. Of the Sacrifices made by those who have served this Nation with Honor.
HEY 👋 guys do you want the list of shows and movies to phase 4-5? You can write ✍️ it down when you read this.
Every military person KNOWS about Mike Murphy
What the old man said was haunting
You guys should do Deepwater Horizon and Patriot's Day next. Both star Marky Mark and were directed by the same guy who made Lone Survivor. It's like a non-interconnected trilogy.
Deepwater Horizon is great
“Platoon”, “We Were Soldiers”. You are welcome.
You asked what was the most expensive horse...thoroughbred horses sell for 100 of thousands of dollars...many Into the millions...in 2000...a horse named Fusaichi Pegasus sold for 70 million
You need to watch American Sniper and 13 Hours, both are true stories.
In these situations you don’t really have a opinion the OIC “ officer in charge “ makes all decisions. For the navy they also have a POIC “ petty officer in charge “ he can help make the call but overall it’s up to the OIC . You follow his orders no matter what .
What do you do? You bring them with you until you are safe.
I followed you guys since GoT reactions and I like the viewpoints regardless I agree or not. I recommend Saving Private Ryan (inspired from D-Day) and Society of the Snow (based of true story). Both have amazing sound design as well as acting
we did SPR! but we will check our society of the snow for sure !
Y’all should check out the book. The movie is great, but believe it or not, it doesn’t do justice to just how severe their injuries and situation truly was. Which would be hard to depict in a movie. But nonetheless. Marcus is from Texas. Few hours south of me. He loves our state, hence the flags. Opinions aside, history and existence have proven war is reality and it always will be. The world is not destined to get better. We should be thankful these individuals are here, ready and willing to fight on this countries and its inhabitants behalf come what may. People forget the world would be a much much different place had they not chose to do so.
I think that they should've held the prisoners until they regained contact from the commanders. It might've been a better situation. But that being said it's easy to look back on things from my couch and not knowing the bigger picture. RIP to all these fine men.
U should check out 13 hour it a good movie
Yeah your right it was him
Another really great movie that's also based on true events is the movie American Sniper you guys should definitely watch that one
That was the real Marcus that you pointed out at the beginning. He's also "At about the 12:30 mark of the movie, he's the S.E.A.L. "Frank" or "Frankie" that spills the coffee, and tells the rookie to clean it up. He appears again on the rescue helicopter. He also appears in the Patton "initiation" scene." Navy SEALS are the best of the best. Hts off to them. I could never finish the process they have to go through. I would have been done the moment the drowning simulation began. Having your hands tied and being submerged, I would have freaked out. I believe his injuries were far worse than what is shown in the movie, like having both of his legs broken and to literally had to crawl his away to escape. Marcus is a true hero. Y'all should watch American Sniper, another movie about a real hero. If I was in charge of I would have terminated the captives. Bring me up on charges, but I'm not putting my guys in unnecessary danger if I can help it. You saw how fast that one guy bolted down the mountain to warn the others.
You two should watch some other movies from these actors. The casting in this was fantastic. Some movies you should put on the list; Into the Wild with Emile Hirsch, Hell or High Water with Ben Foster, and Savages with Taylor Kitsch
I think it was on the Joe Rogan pod he said after recovering from that he deployed again.
In reality he bit his tongue in half and swallowed it. He was also basically naked…cause all his clothes got ripped off between the falls and the RPG blasts.
If you enjoy his interviews and this movie i'd higly suggest the book.
Yeah, that was Marcus in the movie. Typically when u go out, u want 15 mags preloaded, and at least 4 grenades. To me, they needed 2 more guys. 1 with a belt fed weapon and one with a M16/203 grenade launcher, or a guy with an auto grenade launcher. Also type in here, ww2 heroes shorts. U will be surprised how many tv and movie stars from the 40s through 80s and beyond, were absolutely studs during wartime. Eddie Albert, Peter Faulk, Charles Bronson, Lee Marvin, James Garner, Donald pleasance, and many more. Beasts!
Lone Survivor was a good one American Snipers a good movie as well
So while these guys are all legends in they own right to hear how much Axe got shot after the cliff fall is kinda insane by itself. Nearly a dozen rounds multiple in each leg couple in the chest multiple in the head and torso. Both arms tore to shit. Rest in Power to every fallen soldier from this war and every other. To our brother and sister father and mothers and daughters and sons in the service. Rest well we the nation salute you.
Yes, that was the real Marcus Luttrell.
Yes they moved him around constantly to keep the Taliban from getting a bead on him
First....the SEAL in the beginning of the movie that dumps all the drinks and stuff on purpose and tells blondie new dude to "clean that up bitch" that was the man himself. The ACTUAL Marcus Luttrell.
The water at BUDS training is a near constant 52° F
People like to THINK they could pass that training. But nearly nobody that feels that way really CAN complete it. Its the cocky ones out first every time. It sounds like a friggin NIGHTMARE and I know I would fail, and fail hard and fast. The physical standards would kill my chances, and if that didnt the workouts in 52° water would. The ONLY part I would have a chance in is the swimming, water training parts, NOT in the ocean but a pool. Even then I doubt I would be up to standards.
Friggin RESPECT to SEALs. And even more to these four.
Guys .. u haven't seen any Jet li's Film on Ur channel yet .. Kiss of the Dragon , Unleashed are his films .. But .. I would say.. Fearless is an absolute Film which is in mandarin.. u both Watch this ... A Very good Film..
Hmm…probably because nobody cares and we have “en-grish” movie hero’s we pay attention to…
Friday Night Lights, the TV show, would be good for reactions. Not a lot of channels do it, but it's great.
The actor who plays Murphy stars in FNL.
Fusaichi Pegasus is the most expensive horse in the world Selling for $70 million
Great reaction! Always love your reactions show the important parts & your reaction! But why so much of the end fight cut out?? The duck, the retaliation to help marcus? & the clips of scenes of their thousand year code?
Regardless! Great reaction! Thank you for your good energy & being open minded the truth of history! No one can ever know EVERYTHING about ANYTHING…. We have to continue to learn, improve & learn the real truth as much as we can! Stand up for justice… justice is pre requisite of peace in everything; family, friends, work, civil matters, school & definitely in war.
Thank you again. Need more positive energy & togetherness such as you guys! 💯 blessings, success, peace & love to you both , your families & the community ✌️💜
the truth is we had the worst copyright issues with this we had to cut out a lot of stuff we didn’t intend to sorry about that
@@TheOctobersReact all good! Tbh we aren’t surprised 😅haha great reaction & love that u saw the podcast before!! 💪🫡 usually I comment after they react to check out the podcast! Keep up the great work guys! All the best you all! 🔥🔥💪🕊️
@@TheOctobersReact definitely check out BLACK HAWK DOWN next! fave war movie of top 3 along with saving p Ryan
racehorses are worth millions.... in theory. you couldn't give me a horse! they outlived their usefulness the day the engine was invented. horsehide is very strong and the meat is actually pretty good
This was an amazing movie.
Check out the 911 call from Marcus when he's in high speed pursuit of some guys who shot and killed his dog.
26:06 have you ever shot a gun bro? You better be happy that it took the tali this long to be this accurate with a heavy machine gun. Not every gun shoots the same. An m60 will not be the same experience as an m16 and the same with a 9mm pistol
Also, a very important movie called Taking Chance is a must; it stars Kevin Bacon. His character is an escort who is bringing home a fallen soldier to his family and what happens during the process. It's very sad, but necessary if you truly want to understand what goes on during this process. Please react to this movie, thank you!
Very, very good movie. There is another movie like this starring Woody Harrelson called The Messenger.
They should have at least secured the two boys and let the old man walk down. It would take him a lot longer. It probably wouldn't work though.
You know I’ve seen this movie hundreds of times and i can’t seem to think why couldn’t they just bring the prisoners with them until they make coms then let them go? Or bring them with them until they make enough distance from the enemy then let them go.