That fire scene is "real", it's a commom method used by Rio dealers. That's how they killed Tim Lopes, a journalist that was investigating the Comando Vermelho (Red Command).
Além dos envolvidos ninguém mais sabe com execução do Tim Lopes até porquê foi feita várias e várias operações e nunca foi achando restos mortais dele e os próprios investigadores fala que é mais certo dele ter sido esquartejado do que ter morrido no microondas que seria mais fácil de achar os restos mortais dele mas como eu disse além dos traficantes envolvidos ninguém mais sabe e tudo não passa de suposiçoes.
@@mikhailbakunin8334Comunicação é se fazer entender. Qualquer americano que ler o comentário dele vai entender que provavelmente ele é estrangeiro e não domina o idioma. Talvez você ache que está ajudando, todavia não será dessa forma que ele aprenderá.
@@wilhelmfink7633até os gringos erram esse tipo de coisa de vez em quando. Dito isso, tá tudo bem corrigirem (com educação, é claro) qd algo pode ficar melhor, só assim a gente evolui
The scariest thing is that despite not being a real story, several elements of the script are real stories from the screenwriter, who was from BOPE and his friends in uniform too In other words, the script is a patchwork of real stories from various police officers.
21:48 Unfortunately the actor who plays Neto (Caio Junqueira) died in a car accident few years after the move reveals him, a great loss. Cap. Nascimento (Wagner Moura) on the other hand made his way to Hollywood, did leading roll on Narcos, a great job in Puss in Boots, The Grey Man, Elysium...
They didn't ask for permission to film this to the drug traffickers, most of it was filmed in the favela where BOPE is located and there are no cartels there for obvious reasons, but they did film some scenes in another favela and their prop rifles were stolen by criminals.
Not quite true, as they did film on favelas that were under both drug cartel and militamen control, and had to ask for permission through the local homeowner associations, which are just PR fromt for both kinds of criminals. Pimentel, the screenwriter, has talked about it in his channel, although he neglected to mention the people they were asking permission to film to are known to be related to the cartels and militias.
The opening song from this movie was called "Rap das Armas". It's a song about killing cops and complete domination of the favelas by criminal groups. But they changed it to a song about people wanting peace in the favelas. The reason is because they wanted this movie to be about police brutality and how they mistreated people in the favelas and how they were part of corruption schemes as well. But it backfired. The vast majority of Brazilians HATE criminals. So watching Cap. Nascimento beating up criminals to a pulp was nothing but eye candy for us.
If you watched the entire movie without having any comment on police brutality, you didn't understood the movie and probably is a pseudofascist psycho like about 15% of our population. You don't represent Brazilians.
@@snaggy053 Na verdade é sobre os dois: a polícia e também a brutalidade da polícia. É pra falar da brutalidade enquanto humaniza o policial também. Vários oficiais do BOPE ajudaram a fazer o filme, treinaram o Wagner Moura pra agir com as maneiras de um oficial também. O Padilha não é o único envolvido no filme, um ex-oficial do BOPE (Pimentel) também é um dos principais envolvidos Por isso nunca entendo quando falam que "o filme é esquerdista mas deu errado". Isso é puro boato.
24:11 the real police officer who died was named Jessé and it happened on Fallet/Fogueteiro Hill. he was from the second police section of BOPE/RJ (P2) which was responsible for intelligence activity. One of the bandits actually had the nickname "Bahian" (Baiano)
Brazilian cinema follows the Realist style, that is why it can be quite brutal. Anyway, there is also "Tapete Vermelho", it is a beautiful film showing Brazilian countryside life and myths, There is also "Caixa Dois", it is a comedy.
Pessoas que sabem que falamos português e não "brasileiro" ou espanhol: ❤ Ganhou uma inscrita só por isso oakwowkwoa ♡ Um ótimo filme e um ótimo react ♡
falamos português, embora vocês falem com sotaque brasileiro e eu com sotaque do Norte de Portugal. Pena que as pessoas pensem que a língua portuguesa é só falada no Brasil e que em Portugal fala-se espanhol.
Hi buddy, I've been your subscriber for a while and I'm from Rio, Brazil. This movie represents the reality here. The police war against thugs is a huge problem and unfortunately innocent people suffer the consequences. This movie always make me feel bad because they're cruel picture of reality. But even so, Rio is an amazing place with nice people.
25:00 That's real and a common way of them "dealing with the problem"... One time a guy stole my brother and our friend, but here YOU CAN'T STEAL, the criminals (in charge of the area) were warned by our friend's brother and on the same night, they caught the robbers and burned them to death in their car here on the street, returning everything that was stolen to my brother and our friend.
there are a lot of interesting thing about the production of this film. BOPE really exists and BOPE officials were consulted to produce the film. I watched a podcast the other day with one of the officers in charge of the production, and he said that while they were shooting the movie, real bad guys hijacked the production and stole the guns thinking they were real.
@@raphdorth yeah, that can be said, but it's not that simple, he has always been openly left-wing, including the actor himself who plays Nascimento wonderfully well, the political criticism of the film made him see that the message was not clear enough, it emerged so the need to create a continuation to close this cycle, 1 without 2 is incomplete, and vice versa
Muito bom , rindo bastante dele reagindo as cenas ,, esse filme é bom demais, isso é Rio de Janeiro ,só um pedacinho do Brasil, um grão de areia comparado ao Brasil em toda a sua extensão com culturas e sotaques e plano de fundo
Some people find this film too violent (which is true), but many say that the violence is exaggerated, that it's unreal..., but unfortunately it's not exaggerated, it portrays reality well.
BOPE training in Rio de Janeiro is difficult because it is necessary, all special operations units have training like this. Rio's BOPE is considered one of the best urban combat units in the world thanks to its training and real day-to-day combat experience. If you ask a police officer in the United States if he knows or has heard of the BOPE in Rio de Janeiro, he will possibly say yes. This film portrays BOPE in 1998, today the unit is even more specialized, well equipped and experienced. And the uniform is no longer black, they changed to better camouflage for urban environments
I'm so grateful you had a Brazilian friend to recommend this gem for ya. That was an awesome watchalong with you. Lol, do you have any Italian and/or Japanese friends that may suggest 1988's Cinema Paradiso (not the director's cut) and/or 1985's Tampopo?
some interesting shit: in 18:16 they gave the actor who play Mathias a real concussion granade and told him whas a explosion granade like "Just don't drop it and no one dies" and he really where scared as fuck to drop it. The granade would not kill anyone if he dropped but would surely hurt a lot.
They didn't made the 3rd one because it's started to mess with people in high places. The director thought it was a good idea to stop making this movies. I bet a couple of death threats helped him think clearly.
Oi,sou brasileiro, mas felizmente moro na parte nordeste do Brasil,e esse filme não é nem 10% do que acontece aqui,posso afirmar que esse tipo de situação acontece.🇧🇷
26:03 this is the one scene I think the subs did a bad job. Maria says "I will only tell you if you promises you (singular) won't harm her!", and, as you can see on the scene, Matias stays back and only watches it, he doesn't touch her. Technically, he kept his word. Still fucked up, but in a different way.
There was a journalist called Tim Lopes that was killed using that method with the tires and set on fire. Just like you saw on the movie. They call it the micro wave oven.
No velozes e furiosos 5 no Rio de janeiro eu ri muito com oq eles mostraram, os bandidos todos de armas curta tipo revólver e pistola e quem sabe sabe q infelizmente nas favelas do rio os traficantes só anda de fuzil, metralhadoras e até armas Ati aérea com balas Transante
I heard you to say "unreal"... the kill using tires on fire by the drugs traffic is called "microondas" in portuguese. Microwave in english. Is real, bro. Thank's for react
28:14 there's an expression in Brazil that is "quem tem cu, tem medo", the translation would be something like "if you have an asshole, you're afraid"... that's why I laughed so hard when I watched this scene
25:14 sim, isso tudo é real, inclusive a forma de matar, essa forma ae por exemplo se chama microondas, e normalmente cada forma de matar tem um significado diferente, mas não é sempre!
Hey, that's some good brazilian portuguese right there. Yes there's differences, I'm not hating. But it's the same in English, people from Ireland talk way different from people from the US for example.
If you wanna branch out into more international films i recommend "Das Boot". German submarine movie from the 80s about ww2, but from the perspective of a german sub crew. Great war movie and best sub movie ever in my opinion.
18:16 yes... this is real, there is some podcast that instructor said about this, but rarely this happen, and when happen, they kinda pray for not explode 😅
The curious thing about seeing the reactions to this film and City of God were the comments from New Yorkers saying that they were privileged and happy living in the Bronx or Brooklyn and didn't know when they discovered the reality of Brazilian favelas
OK, I’m watching it! But I’ve never seen this and it doesn’t seem like the best way to first see a movie through an edited reaction. But I gotta support the channel.
This story takes place years after the events already narrated in the other famous film ' City of God, in the same city, a HIGHLY POLITICAL problem in Latin America that has spread to almost the whole world, not in the same proportion, where it corrupts ALL of society, from police officers, politicians, government officials of all echelons, and even some who I am afraid to comment on have the power here in BR and in several countries. These 2 films relate well the reality of the crime that was created, masterpieces of cinema.
Amazing review bro . BOPE P.D is very professional and worldwide knowned by it's power and hard working. They also are along with the Us Army and international military missions on UN and Haiti as well during the Crisis. Referrence on urban fights, like iraq or afghan scenery. Only the best ones reach the BOPE level. Unfortunely in Rio , it's a reality in some areas. The local police mixes with gangs and authorities must decide about peace and dealers becoming millionaires controlling areas or violence level 10 to stop huge gangs taking control (on drugs, apartments, light, sewer system etc). It's true. Movie was very well done. Hope you can watch to 'Elite Squad 2' , an awesome movie that translates litteraly how the system goes very accurate ! nice to see you bro
the fire scene is called "microwave", and thats is more commom then you think. several districts in Rio de Janeiro were abandoned by the government. The traffickers are in charge of these regions. and that s how they "burn" their files.
6:52 That guy's has the function to warn the dealers if the cops are getting closer. Idk how you call that in the US, here we call those "Fogueteiros". 9:01 Here he was sad talking with "Fogueteiro" Mother.
This movie was made to show the very real police brutality that happens in Rio, the director and the actor for the main character are very outspoken against the police force and their methods of opression, but for some reason many people saw it as a glorification of BOPE. the second movie wasn't planned, but Padilla made it to further strengthen his point and the sequence ended up beeing way better than the first one.
"Fun" fact: This was suposed to be a trilogy, but after the second movie the scriptwriters and directors were threatened with death for being too close to reality and stopped in the second movie
This film was one of those responsible for the BOPE police being recognized in Brazil. And BOPE officials say the training is actually much more difficult.
That fire scene is "real", it's a commom method used by Rio dealers. That's how they killed Tim Lopes, a journalist that was investigating the Comando Vermelho (Red Command).
U ar3 goddamn right
Here in Brazil they call that microwave killing
Além dos envolvidos ninguém mais sabe com execução do Tim Lopes até porquê foi feita várias e várias operações e nunca foi achando restos mortais dele e os próprios investigadores fala que é mais certo dele ter sido esquartejado do que ter morrido no microondas que seria mais fácil de achar os restos mortais dele mas como eu disse além dos traficantes envolvidos ninguém mais sabe e tudo não passa de suposiçoes.
Escreva em português, pq essa pagação de pau?
and is called "Microwave"
É aquela velha frase conhecida .
" Não se vai ao enterro do amigo, sem antes providenciar o do inimigo"
É uma verdade
É uma verdade
tem aquela outra ''antes de trilhar o caminho da vingança, cave duas covas''
25:14 There's a reason "a good criminal is a dead criminal" (bandido bom é bandido morto) is a popular saying in Brazil.
Concordo
Mas os americanos usavam muito antes esta expressão “índio bom é índio morto.”
18:20 This is in the film because someone actually died with a granade in a BOPE training
This movie was co-wrote by a former BOPE Captain, pretty much everything from their training and way of operating showed in the movie was REAL!
BOPE agents actually said in reality is worse.
Co-written / shown and operation methods.
Sugiro que estude past participle. Talvez seu inglês evolua.
@@mikhailbakunin8334 grammar nazi.
@@mikhailbakunin8334Comunicação é se fazer entender. Qualquer americano que ler o comentário dele vai entender que provavelmente ele é estrangeiro e não domina o idioma. Talvez você ache que está ajudando, todavia não será dessa forma que ele aprenderá.
@@wilhelmfink7633até os gringos erram esse tipo de coisa de vez em quando. Dito isso, tá tudo bem corrigirem (com educação, é claro) qd algo pode ficar melhor, só assim a gente evolui
The scariest thing is that despite not being a real story, several elements of the script are real stories from the screenwriter, who was from BOPE and his friends in uniform too
In other words, the script is a patchwork of real stories from various police officers.
21:48 Unfortunately the actor who plays Neto (Caio Junqueira) died in a car accident few years after the move reveals him, a great loss. Cap. Nascimento (Wagner Moura) on the other hand made his way to Hollywood, did leading roll on Narcos, a great job in Puss in Boots, The Grey Man, Elysium...
Man, I didn't know this, I'll write in english but pqp! Que merda irmão.
@@szveszs Capaz? Faz anos irmão. Muito triste.
@@robsonborba6273 Fiquei sabendo agora meu irmão.
Fun Fact, Nascimento's actor is the american voice for Death on Puss in Boots 2.
Nosso amado Wagner Mourão. Brilhante artista.❤
They didn't ask for permission to film this to the drug traffickers, most of it was filmed in the favela where BOPE is located and there are no cartels there for obvious reasons, but they did film some scenes in another favela and their prop rifles were stolen by criminals.
Todos foram recuperados e alguns, por acaso, entregues KKKKKKKK
Not quite true, as they did film on favelas that were under both drug cartel and militamen control, and had to ask for permission through the local homeowner associations, which are just PR fromt for both kinds of criminals. Pimentel, the screenwriter, has talked about it in his channel, although he neglected to mention the people they were asking permission to film to are known to be related to the cartels and militias.
The opening song from this movie was called "Rap das Armas". It's a song about killing cops and complete domination of the favelas by criminal groups. But they changed it to a song about people wanting peace in the favelas. The reason is because they wanted this movie to be about police brutality and how they mistreated people in the favelas and how they were part of corruption schemes as well. But it backfired. The vast majority of Brazilians HATE criminals. So watching Cap. Nascimento beating up criminals to a pulp was nothing but eye candy for us.
If you watched the entire movie without having any comment on police brutality, you didn't understood the movie and probably is a pseudofascist psycho like about 15% of our population. You don't represent Brazilians.
Boa parte da minha vida achei que o filme fosse sobre a polícia aliás kkkkkkkkkk
@@snaggy053criminosos de pobre vc quiz dizer né...pq no segundo filme ele descobre o quanto a polícia é criminosa e o teatro q é Brasil
@@snaggy053 Na verdade é sobre os dois: a polícia e também a brutalidade da polícia. É pra falar da brutalidade enquanto humaniza o policial também. Vários oficiais do BOPE ajudaram a fazer o filme, treinaram o Wagner Moura pra agir com as maneiras de um oficial também. O Padilha não é o único envolvido no filme, um ex-oficial do BOPE (Pimentel) também é um dos principais envolvidos
Por isso nunca entendo quando falam que "o filme é esquerdista mas deu errado". Isso é puro boato.
O filme não tem uma posição política, ele te dá liberdade para ter sua opinião.
24:11 the real police officer who died was named Jessé and it happened on Fallet/Fogueteiro Hill. he was from the second police section of BOPE/RJ (P2) which was responsible for intelligence activity. One of the bandits actually had the nickname "Bahian" (Baiano)
O filme brasileiro mais famoso em Portugal. Excelente!
Tens a Cidade de Deus, também é muito conhecido.
@@feastguy101 ainda não vi mas toda a gente me fala desse tambem.
Being burned on the tires is unfortunately almost a trademark of the favelas in Rio de Janeiro.
O famoso microondas
Mlhr que os mexicanos, que botam pra queimar num Tabor com diesel. A vítima demora mais pra morrer, diesel queima mais lentamente
Brazilian cinema follows the Realist style, that is why it can be quite brutal. Anyway, there is also "Tapete Vermelho", it is a beautiful film showing Brazilian countryside life and myths, There is also "Caixa Dois", it is a comedy.
Pessoas que sabem que falamos português e não "brasileiro" ou espanhol: ❤
Ganhou uma inscrita só por isso oakwowkwoa ♡ Um ótimo filme e um ótimo react ♡
falamos português, embora vocês falem com sotaque brasileiro e eu com sotaque do Norte de Portugal. Pena que as pessoas pensem que a língua portuguesa é só falada no Brasil e que em Portugal fala-se espanhol.
@@otozept eu penensava que portuagal fazia parte do brasil
@@otozept oh I always thought that Portugal was a state in Brazil lol
@@Bincone bruh LMAO
@@Bincone yeah, and Portugal speak european brazilian
Hi buddy, I've been your subscriber for a while and I'm from Rio, Brazil.
This movie represents the reality here. The police war against thugs is a huge problem and unfortunately innocent people suffer the consequences. This movie always make me feel bad because they're cruel picture of reality. But even so, Rio is an amazing place with nice people.
25:00
That's real and a common way of them "dealing with the problem"...
One time a guy stole my brother and our friend, but here YOU CAN'T STEAL, the criminals (in charge of the area) were warned by our friend's brother and on the same night, they caught the robbers and burned them to death in their car here on the street, returning everything that was stolen to my brother and our friend.
This is the best brazilian movie ever made in my humble opinion...
Que mal gosto
@@JavraK.Z.L fala um melhor entao...
@@carlosmagnomacieira8210 concordo
there are a lot of interesting thing about the production of this film. BOPE really exists and BOPE officials were consulted to produce the film. I watched a podcast the other day with one of the officers in charge of the production, and he said that while they were shooting the movie, real bad guys hijacked the production and stole the guns thinking they were real.
Elite Squad 2 is really good, some may say it's better than the first one, to me they're equally good, one completes the other
The first movie is how the system creates the violence in the slums, there first how to politicions feed the system to make profit.
The 2 only was made to make the director look good for the artists because after the first one he was called "right wing"
@@raphdorth #1 explored corruption on the streets, while #2 explored the corruption at higher levels, just like O Mecanismo.
@@raphdorth yeah, that can be said, but it's not that simple, he has always been openly left-wing, including the actor himself who plays Nascimento wonderfully well, the political criticism of the film made him see that the message was not clear enough, it emerged so the need to create a continuation to close this cycle, 1 without 2 is incomplete, and vice versa
o 2 é bem qualquer coisa, só tem uma cena boa que é o nascimento batendo no politico de resto é bem meia boca
One of the best Brazilian movies, shout out! 🇧🇷
25:09 » people call it "the microwave oven" ─ when people get killed like that
How epic you gotta be to have your own intro track. .
" Tropa De Elite "
the music is older than the movie, the term "elite squad" was already used
I love this movie. It's written by the same screenwriter that wrote City of God. Elite Squad 2 is equally good, maybe better.
os dois são ótimos, mas Tropa de elite é realmente diferenciado
For me, elite squad 2 is better
Elite Squad 2 is miles better.
@@matheuscastellobranco eu ainda prefiro o 1, o 2 é bom, mas até hoje não superei a morte do Mathias
Muito bom , rindo bastante dele reagindo as cenas ,, esse filme é bom demais, isso é Rio de Janeiro ,só um pedacinho do Brasil, um grão de areia comparado ao Brasil em toda a sua extensão com culturas e sotaques e plano de fundo
Some people find this film too violent (which is true), but many say that the violence is exaggerated, that it's unreal..., but unfortunately it's not exaggerated, it portrays reality well.
Then you have to remind them that they had to tone down the violence because it's much worse in real life.
3:05 "E a nossa farda não é azul, parceiro, é preta" ☝🏻🧐
The scene people torch in tires is real in brasil, they call microwave, "put him in a microwave", normaly they put fire in snitches
Otimo react, esse filme é icônico demais aqui no brasil, achei muito top você ter visto no audio original, deixa a experiência mais intensa! parabens
Gotta watch Tropa de Elite 2 now, it expands on what ended up happening on the city to how it is right now.
BOPE training in Rio de Janeiro is difficult because it is necessary, all special operations units have training like this. Rio's BOPE is considered one of the best urban combat units in the world thanks to its training and real day-to-day combat experience. If you ask a police officer in the United States if he knows or has heard of the BOPE in Rio de Janeiro, he will possibly say yes.
This film portrays BOPE in 1998, today the unit is even more specialized, well equipped and experienced. And the uniform is no longer black, they changed to better camouflage for urban environments
I'm so grateful you had a Brazilian friend to recommend this gem for ya. That was an awesome watchalong with you.
Lol, do you have any Italian and/or Japanese friends that may suggest 1988's Cinema Paradiso (not the director's cut) and/or 1985's Tampopo?
if you think that the BOPE admission course is heavy in the movie, in real life it is a thousand times heavier
My man was just watching a movie until the broom scene started rolling....he got trully scared with that one haha, i feel ya brother.
some interesting shit: in 18:16 they gave the actor who play Mathias a real concussion granade and told him whas a explosion granade like "Just don't drop it and no one dies" and he really where scared as fuck to drop it. The granade would not kill anyone if he dropped but would surely hurt a lot.
I am brazilian. That's a face of Rio.
They didn't made the 3rd one because it's started to mess with people in high places. The director thought it was a good idea to stop making this movies. I bet a couple of death threats helped him think clearly.
I don't think so. He even made the Netflix serial "The mechanism". It is just not as good as the elite squad movies and got canceled.
Parabéns, react sem hipocrisia! Virei inscrita!!!
Oi,sou brasileiro, mas felizmente moro na parte nordeste do Brasil,e esse filme não é nem 10% do que acontece aqui,posso afirmar que esse tipo de situação acontece.🇧🇷
Dahora ver americanos com outro costume vendo a realidade do meu país.
The movie "BACURAU" is very very nice. Americans actors participate.
I never saw this one, but the second made in 2010, with same main actors was excellent.
26:03 this is the one scene I think the subs did a bad job.
Maria says "I will only tell you if you promises you (singular) won't harm her!",
and, as you can see on the scene, Matias stays back and only watches it, he doesn't touch her. Technically, he kept his word. Still fucked up, but in a different way.
There was a journalist called Tim Lopes that was killed using that method with the tires and set on fire. Just like you saw on the movie. They call it the micro wave oven.
No velozes e furiosos 5 no Rio de janeiro eu ri muito com oq eles mostraram, os bandidos todos de armas curta tipo revólver e pistola e quem sabe sabe q infelizmente nas favelas do rio os traficantes só anda de fuzil, metralhadoras e até armas Ati aérea com balas Transante
Velozes 5 foi filmado em Puerto Rico graças a um incentivo fiscal de 11 milhões de dólares oferecidos pelo governo de lá.
I heard you to say "unreal"... the kill using tires on fire by the drugs traffic is called "microondas" in portuguese. Microwave in english. Is real, bro. Thank's for react
nice reaction bro , much love from brasil , when u realised the bag isnt the worst hahaha
28:14 there's an expression in Brazil that is "quem tem cu, tem medo", the translation would be something like "if you have an asshole, you're afraid"... that's why I laughed so hard when I watched this scene
Tropa de elite me lembro da primeira vez que assistir, que filme meus amigos
This actor who plays the character Matias, is a former bope police officer in real life
Hope you are having an great and awesome day ❤
Esse é o dia a dia no Rio de Janeiro. Não há ficção, apenas verdades
I'm Brazilian, elite troops 1 and 2 show the reality of Brazil perfectly and this is what happens
This film doesn't show even half of the reality I live in Rio de Janeiro and I know that
Nice reaction, can you do the same for the second film? I think it's even better, a more balanced polished film, it's really interesting!
the pronunciation of "de elite" was great! "tropa" is a bit hard because of the R, but it's still understandable you did a good job
BOPE is the closest thing the world have to actual judges from the Judge Dredd comics.
24:59 it happens in real life as well
25:14 sim, isso tudo é real, inclusive a forma de matar, essa forma ae por exemplo se chama microondas, e normalmente cada forma de matar tem um significado diferente, mas não é sempre!
Hey, that's some good brazilian portuguese right there. Yes there's differences, I'm not hating. But it's the same in English, people from Ireland talk way different from people from the US for example.
If you wanna branch out into more international films i recommend "Das Boot". German submarine movie from the 80s about ww2, but from the perspective of a german sub crew. Great war movie and best sub movie ever in my opinion.
The best submarine movie ever
In fact was firstly made as a miniseries and later was dubbed in English by the original actors
I loved watching foreign movies I watched them all the time African,Jamaican Russian romances movies they r good
MELHOR FILME DO BRASIL!
Tropa de elite e uma obra de arte
"Então senta o dedo nessa porr@." = "Then squeeze the trigger." kkkkkkkkkk perde totalmente o peso da fala
18:16 yes... this is real, there is some podcast that instructor said about this, but rarely this happen, and when happen, they kinda pray for not explode 😅
15:50 yeah...
Welcome to Brazil
This movie is so dope, dude.
That part of Granade scene its real, here in Brazil we met the real Nascimento Captain and he told to us this history haha
I'm brazilian and that movie it's the true in atual days all day we have a great war, but we have great warriors too in our special forces
The curious thing about seeing the reactions to this film and City of God were the comments from New Yorkers saying that they were privileged and happy living in the Bronx or Brooklyn and didn't know when they discovered the reality of Brazilian favelas
17:11 "o papo tem que ser reto... se for torto é com vocês mesmo" kkkkkkkkkkk
Tropa de elite osso duro de roer pega um pega geral também vai pegar voceee
OK, I’m watching it! But I’ve never seen this and it doesn’t seem like the best way to first see a movie through an edited reaction. But I gotta support the channel.
Appreciate you man
@@CapedInformer react city of good...please and more Brazilian move
kkkkkkkkkkk... O cara com dó do povo😂😂😂😂... É Brasil filho
This is my wife's favorite movie. When she showed me this, I knew my girl was my fuckin girl. (She's Portuguese)
I'm Texan 😊😊
In Rio in the Caricoa accent it’s pronounced “Portugesh”. A little different than some other accents
This story takes place years after the events already narrated in the other famous film ' City of God, in the same city, a HIGHLY POLITICAL problem in Latin America that has spread to almost the whole world, not in the same proportion, where it corrupts ALL of society, from police officers, politicians, government officials of all echelons, and even some who I am afraid to comment on have the power here in BR and in several countries. These 2 films relate well the reality of the crime that was created, masterpieces of cinema.
Amazing review bro . BOPE P.D is very professional and worldwide knowned by it's power and hard working. They also are along with the Us Army and international military missions on UN and Haiti as well during the Crisis. Referrence on urban fights, like iraq or afghan scenery. Only the best ones reach the BOPE level. Unfortunely in Rio , it's a reality in some areas. The local police mixes with gangs and authorities must decide about peace and dealers becoming millionaires controlling areas or violence level 10 to stop huge gangs taking control (on drugs, apartments, light, sewer system etc). It's true. Movie was very well done. Hope you can watch to 'Elite Squad 2' , an awesome movie that translates litteraly how the system goes very accurate ! nice to see you bro
You didnt understand the movie
the fire scene is called "microwave", and thats is more commom then you think.
several districts in Rio de Janeiro were abandoned by the government. The traffickers are in charge of these regions.
and that s how they "burn" their files.
O Tempo e o Vento (The Time and the Wind), the all best brasilian film!
This film shows a little of the reality of the outskirts, of the favelas and streets of Rio de Janeiro.
This is real man, I'm born in Rio de Janeiro.
"Not the bag, no the bag !" HAhAHHAhHAhhaha
Real history 🇧🇷
A realidade aqui dó Brazil 🇧🇷 parceiro
Everything that this movie portrays is real, that thing about burning the person in the tunnel is called a microwave.
6:52
That guy's has the function to warn the dealers if the cops are getting closer.
Idk how you call that in the US, here we call those "Fogueteiros".
9:01
Here he was sad talking with "Fogueteiro" Mother.
This movie was made to show the very real police brutality that happens in Rio, the director and the actor for the main character are very outspoken against the police force and their methods of opression, but for some reason many people saw it as a glorification of BOPE. the second movie wasn't planned, but Padilla made it to further strengthen his point and the sequence ended up beeing way better than the first one.
The visit of Pope in Rio de Janeiro was in 1997, so the time of ths movie is between 1996 to 1997
"Fun" fact: This was suposed to be a trilogy, but after the second movie the scriptwriters and directors were threatened with death for being too close to reality and stopped in the second movie
This film was one of those responsible for the BOPE police being recognized in Brazil.
And BOPE officials say the training is actually much more difficult.
Anybody remember the operations in Rio in 2010 right before the Olympic Games?
When the guy goes microondas -bro this is isnt real 😂😂😂😂😂😂
25:03 this is real, and called “microondas”, microwave in English.
You're awsome bro. you need to come northeast Natal- Rio grande do norte State to visti, you gonna enjoy it !!! PEACE!!!
Isso é totalmente real, todas cenas copiam a realidade de fato de forma 100% literal!
Brazilian here.
Guys, this movie is really not a good representation of our country. You see, nowadays things are much worse.
Elite Squad 2 is the highest grossing of Brazilian cinema. You should watch.
27:58 Got too real .. 😂