13 Hours, Zero Dark Thirty, American Assassin, Sicario, Sicario : Day of The Soldado, Angel Has Fallen & Olympus Has Fallen would be great to react to!
Loved their whole drill at graduation after Sgt. Hulka got blown up so they had to do their own thing. And the mud wrestling and stealing the bikini tops.
OH man STRIPES with Bill Murray and Harold Ram is the BEST movie about Army Basic EVER!!! R.I.P. Harry, you are a Legend! Your writing, directing & acting will live forever! Love to your Family Harold. Rest Well.
I love this! I send the link to my sister and brother in law(navy vets). They have fun watching these. I may not know much, but it's fun seeing their reactions.
I met Kyle Lamb years ago at a seminar he did in Rochester. Great guy. Very humble. He came and sat at our table for a bit before his talk and just shot the sh** with us. One of the coolest days ever.
I love how SEAL & Delta operators… top tier warriors among the best, toughest, most disciplined & capable men on the planet just chillin giggling over movies for our entertainment!! Bless their souls
Great show!!! Thanks for the laughs....great guests. Thank you for your service, for protecting our country & for making this grandmother laugh in these insane times. Oh, please make another quarantine song.
As a Navy medic Vet, I thought all vets knew that all Chuck Noris movies are not movies but documentaries. Luv you guys and your coffee. Keep rocking stay safe and keep these coming.
Pretty sure all the guys they've featured other than Richard Ryan himself have been elite combat soldiers of some sort or another. Not that I would object to Donut doing and episode with them.
chuck norris at the 13:27 mark is not wearing the flag on his right shoulder the wrong way. that is how we wore it in the 80's. this bullshit of reversing the right shoulder flag patch started in the 90's or even as late as the early 2000's because some general wanted make his contrubution to the military by making a change in thought. he wanted the flag to be seen as always moving in forward motion. he changed the rules of flag display from the star field always being to the left eye of the beholder. so no, chuck norris is not wearing the flag patch wrong at that time in our history.
"I don't think they had Goretex back then" - LOVE IT!!! As for the rockets on the back of a motorcycle...trying to get the right elevation ... I just picture trying to hit a APC with a LAWs rocket...and the magic is gone, right there...NO WAY IN HELL you're going to do that at ANY range!
The pistol is an H&K P7-M13 9mm. It's their patented 'squeeze-cocking, grip safety' pistol. The M-13 is the later double-stack, 13 round varient. You will have also seen the original P7 used by 'Hans Gruber' in the original Die Hard movie, in its original single-stack mag varient. The thickness increase of the grip, with the double stack mag is the only obvious way to tell the difference, unless you get very close, and know these pistols very intimately. They were revolutionary in their day, but their mini-piston operation, meant they got dangerously hot, fairly fast.. Their complexity of their squeeze-grip design, acting as both a combination safety/striker-cocking mechanism in one, made it a very expensive pistol to make, and thus limited its sales, and thus continued production.. Even today they remain expensive as collectors pieces, and unique among firearms designs. They were made in .40 for a short time, with heavier mass slides, but this was soon discontinued.
Chuck's Invasion USA was my favorite movie when it came out in 85. I was 5. Stripes is a good idea. Band of Brothers might be hard to do, being a series, but it's pretty amazing.
Would love to see reactions to scenes from Magnificent Seven (1960), Magnificent Seven (2016) and the final battle scene from Open Range. All Old West stuff but would still love to see/hear your views.
I love in the reverent at about the 4:30 mark in which the "sniper" standing above and a bit behind the guy riding the horse takes a shot with a black powder of at least 300 yards from an angle of at least 90° his target view is the guy's shoulder and his back. He takes the shot, rider falls dead, and when Mr.Sniper rolls the previously alive guy over and he's got a perfect heart shot. Must be why dropped over dead and just rolled off of the super calm horse. Who in the hell is the technical advisor on this movie?? A former crayon eater?
Mr K. Lamb spot on with "We watched Stripes" the best accidentally Army recruitment movies. Don't forget the urban assault vehicle, funny thing is that the Army actually had a dozen of them RV's for other uses though.
Love love love these videos! It's not a movie, but what about something from the TV show Seal Team? The episode the guy gets stuck in the torpedo tube or any of the covert stuff they do.
Trivia on the scene in First Blood Rambo jumps off the cliff. Stallone actually did that himself and where you see him injured, he actually did hurt himself. Broke a couple ribs if I remember right
Delta Force 12:23, the 2 guys coming down the stairs. The guy in the back is firing his rifle into the back of the first guy as they come down the stairs! lol
The First Blood book is a good read. Watched the movie as a kid and had no idea it was a book till about 8 years ago. I'm not a reader of books but I finished that book in two days.
One thing I thought was funny about Under Siege: In this one (as Carr noted), they kept calling him 'Chief', which for those not aware is short for Chief Petty Officer, which is an E-7. In the sequel though, he suddenly became a 'SEAL Team Captain' (O-6, same pay grade as an Army Colonel). That's one helluva promotion, isn't it?
A few ideas: Proof of Life, Tears of the Sun, Iron Eagle, Invasion USA, Firebase Gloria, Sniper, The Green Berets, Shooter, Harsh Times, Broken Arrow, The Peacemaker, Platoon, Spies Like Us, The Final Countdown, War Games, and Taps.
Rambo was my childhood. I remember watching that movie and getting my toy guns and pretending to fight in war with my neighborhood buddies. Also, thank you dad for letting me watching movies with you that mom didn't want me to watch. Do Special Forces wear patches or identification into their operations?
Who wins in a fight, Steven Seagal or Chuck Norris?
Gonna have to go with chuck 🤷🏻♂️
Pfff chuck norris that’s not even a question
Chuck Norris with out a doubt
Chuck for the win.
Chuck
Kyle's excitement over Under Siege is _adorable._ I love this.
I laughed at that. Under Siege has always been a guilty pleasure of mine, and I see I'm not alone.
I always liked it
13 Hours, Zero Dark Thirty, American Assassin, Sicario, Sicario : Day of The Soldado, Angel Has Fallen & Olympus Has Fallen would be great to react to!
Yes! All of these! Please like my man’s comment so we can make this happen!!!
American assassin? Eww
Knight Wraith it would be good for the one liners and “little known facts”. Lol
Knight Wraith the movie might not be the best, but the book is fuckin great
Boyz in da hood..
Love this series, keep up the good work
Oh we will! Thanks for the support!
"We watched Stripes" greatest comment ever
Loved their whole drill at graduation after Sgt. Hulka got blown up so they had to do their own thing.
And the mud wrestling and stealing the bikini tops.
My processing Sgt let us watch that last night before reporting to companies and Training began.
You need to check out the movie "Boys in Company C" an early R.Lee Emery movie. Another oldie called Go tell the Spartans with Burt Lancaster.
Such a good film. The Hispanic SDI was hilarious. Clint Smith would be great for the reaction.
oof that one is tedious to watch
The Boys in Company C, one of the first vids I rented as a kid.
'The Odd Angry Shot.' Australians in Vietnam.
With all the BS going around the nation, I'm so glad you guys are here.
Same
What BS? Lol 😂
Everything is TOTALLLLYYY copacetic right now.
Cannot wait for the next one of these to come out.. awesome stuff!
The Delta Force has one of the greatest action movie theme songs ever!
Also, do the Navy SEAL tv-series Thunder in Paradise
OH man STRIPES with Bill Murray and Harold Ram is the BEST movie about Army Basic EVER!!!
R.I.P. Harry, you are a Legend! Your writing, directing & acting will live forever! Love to your Family Harold. Rest Well.
Gotta react to Predator or Netflix’s Punisher.
This shit needs more upvotes
How they havent covered this one yet I dont know. Cmon guys! Please!
In first blood when Rambo fell from the tree he actually broke his ribs that’s why it looks so real!
I love this! I send the link to my sister and brother in law(navy vets). They have fun watching these. I may not know much, but it's fun seeing their reactions.
Freaking fantastic! I love it! Lambs comments so good!
Yes... Just yes.
All the yes
@@BlackRifleCoffeeCompany You should have had kyle for blackhawk down.
I met Kyle Lamb years ago at a seminar he did in Rochester. Great guy. Very humble. He came and sat at our table for a bit before his talk and just shot the sh** with us. One of the coolest days ever.
I suggest the “Commando (1985 )” with legendary Arnold
Theres nothing to review.
It's 100 percent accurate.
I love how SEAL & Delta operators… top tier warriors among the best, toughest, most disciplined & capable men on the planet just chillin giggling over movies for our entertainment!! Bless their souls
Comedies like Stripes, Kelly's Heroes and Dr. Strangelove.
Kelly's heroes is my favorite movie!!
In the Army Now is actually a documentary. Stripes was pretty close.
Do "The Green Berets" with John Wayne.
Oh god, I can’t imagine the roasting they’d do.
If I’m not mistaken they already did “The Green Berets”.
Yep it’s episode 01 with Matt and Evan
they already did it on another clip
think they already have done that and made fun of their whole bamboo trap and such and leaving their dead behind.
Love jack carr and his books. Can't wait for the Amazon series
As long as they don't butcher it like they've done to Jack Ryan.
Each of these are better than the last. I can't decide which is my favorite. Keep it up! Love it
Do 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi
also when the Terminal List Movie comes out you should do a live watchalong or something!
nobody wants to see pissed off SMU guys watch that movie
@@electrontube the amount of anger those reacting to it would terrifying to watch.
Invite Paronto, et al. I wanna see that, especially right now.
Burned through your 3 books in less than a month, Mr. Carr. Fantastic stuff. Keep on, keeping on.
Watch Lone Wolf McQuade and get the Warrior Poet himself: John Lovell
LOVED this, gentlemen! And...what? Just under 18 minutes and ZERO "F-Bombs"??? Refreshing. Stellar stuff, guys. Thank you.
The original red dawn, the remake was a joke.
Great show!!! Thanks for the laughs....great guests. Thank you for your service, for protecting our country & for making this grandmother laugh in these insane times. Oh, please make another quarantine song.
Movie: Devil's Brigade
Guest: Clint Smith
Great episode! Had me chuckling throughout with the smart-ass commentary. Brought me back to the days of being in (retired 24 yrs in 2012)!!!
You should get a SEAL and a Force Recon Marine together to watch 'The Rock'
And....a member of the SAS ;)
I love these videos!!! The commentary and humor is awesome!! Semper Fi!!!
Car Chase movies I always loved the panic that they showed when the guys on Harley's show up and your driving a 4,000 pound automobile
Ronin
As a Navy medic Vet, I thought all vets knew that all Chuck Noris movies are not movies but documentaries. Luv you guys and your coffee. Keep rocking stay safe and keep these coming.
I love that they brought up the fact that aiming down sites wasn’t invented until after the 1980’s
Sights are only there to tell the shooter which side of the firearm is up. Otherwise they will shoot it "gangsta style."
Sadly still happens when sh!t this the fan...it's human nature
@@steelboymi spray and pray
Really appreciate these review episodes. Keep up the great work BRCC!
The Ghost and the Darkness, The Outlaw Josey Wales, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, Wyatt Earp, Tombstone, Silverado, Collateral, Man on Fire
7:40, I met Tommy Lee when they were filming Men In Black...the original one...in lower Manhattan. He was a really cool guy in person.
How on Earth has “Red Dawn” not been reviewed? We’d be speaking Rooskie if it wasn’t for The Wolverines
Great selection of movies for this one. I would love to see these fine gentlemen again in a future video.
Just got some of your guys coffee
Hell yeah! Let us know what you think
Black Rifle Coffee Company Ultimate crossover, I put the SRB decal on a hydro flask
Black Rifle Coffee Company it’s way better than DFAC coffee
It's is my favorite coffee
@@parker3427 it's is? Bro!?✌😎🏴☠️
This series is way to much fun. Keep up the great vids.
I'd still like to see one of these with Donut Operator on it...
Given he was Navy, should they do it with Battleship? lol
Dude they should totally have him on the show
heck, they could cover navy and cop movies....
i love Donut! dude is awesome!
Pretty sure all the guys they've featured other than Richard Ryan himself have been elite combat soldiers of some sort or another. Not that I would object to Donut doing and episode with them.
Just found these videos and now I'm hooked. Keep it up boys.
The internal temperature for a tauntaun is luke warm
Act of Valor!! Saving Private Ryan.... So many. Love this series, great job, keep it coming!
The series called “ Death rides an ATV” 😂 wtf
Love these guests. Two legends and great authors!
#gunmemereview #akgnotificationsquad Ohh, wait wrong channel. My bad.
My suggestion is to have these two great Americans back on this series. Thanks for making these.
I prefer "Death Rides a Mobility Scooter"... it's "real life action".
the veteran staring Toby kebbel is usually praised for it's realism in the final shootout I think you guys would dig it
You guys should do "Den of Thieves" next.
Nick Koumalatsos already roasted it.
Love the series guys, can't wait for the next one! For a future suggestion I know it's a series not a movie, how about Generation Kill?
I would be interested in your thoughts on “tears of the sun” with Bruce Willis
Excellent! Two of my favorite former military guys!
You guys need a vid with Jameson travel he is marine veterene really cool guy he has a TH-cam channel , Jameson travels
Thanks for the entertainment.
I saw First Blood in a theater in Killeen TX when it first came out. Yes I’m old. 🤙
1st Cav, 227th Aviation Battalion.
Lone survivor, 13 hours, act of valor those are all seal movies dont forget 12 strong
12 strong is green berets
13 hours is contractors
MoeMoe gi Jane navy seals those r some navy seal movies
That autographed copy would have an honored place on my bookshelves next to my autographed copy of "To Ride, Shoot Straight and Speak the Truth"
You should react to the TV show "shooter".
So much dumb shit in that show, for real lol.
I live for these. Stellar job as always, and nothing beats seeing the kind of movies that got all of us. 😂
I would love to get a copy of the book. So this comment is in hopes of getting picked by the randomizer. :)
Kyle is such a dork and its fantastic. You can tell he is having fun and is a cool guy
Kyle lamb and Jack carr.... my two favorite guests by far to date. Keep it up.
Wow, before the 1st intro I knew it was Jack Carr. Great books!!!!
Love these videos. Would like to see you guys do some TV series reactions to shows like The Unit, SEAL, or Strike Back
chuck norris at the 13:27 mark is not wearing the flag on his right shoulder the wrong way. that is how we wore it in the 80's. this bullshit of reversing the right shoulder flag patch started in the 90's or even as late as the early 2000's because some general wanted make his contrubution to the military by making a change in thought. he wanted the flag to be seen as always moving in forward motion. he changed the rules of flag display from the star field always being to the left eye of the beholder. so no, chuck norris is not wearing the flag patch wrong at that time in our history.
Really enjoying these, keep em coming!
"I don't think they had Goretex back then" - LOVE IT!!! As for the rockets on the back of a motorcycle...trying to get the right elevation ... I just picture trying to hit a APC with a LAWs rocket...and the magic is gone, right there...NO WAY IN HELL you're going to do that at ANY range!
The pistol is an H&K P7-M13 9mm.
It's their patented 'squeeze-cocking, grip safety' pistol.
The M-13 is the later double-stack, 13 round varient.
You will have also seen the original P7 used by 'Hans Gruber' in the original Die Hard movie, in its original single-stack mag varient.
The thickness increase of the grip, with the double stack mag is the only obvious way to tell the difference, unless you get very close, and know these pistols very intimately.
They were revolutionary in their day, but their mini-piston operation, meant they got dangerously hot, fairly fast..
Their complexity of their squeeze-grip design, acting as both a combination safety/striker-cocking mechanism in one, made it a very expensive pistol to make, and thus limited its sales, and thus continued production..
Even today they remain expensive as collectors pieces, and unique among firearms designs.
They were made in .40 for a short time, with heavier mass slides, but this was soon discontinued.
Chuck's Invasion USA was my favorite movie when it came out in 85. I was 5. Stripes is a good idea. Band of Brothers might be hard to do, being a series, but it's pretty amazing.
The Terminal list is one amazing read, excited for the next book. Thank you JC
stallone really broke his ribs in that fall.. that look of pain when he hits the branch was legit
"we watched Stripes" OUTSTANDING. great video gentlemen thank you.
Thanks for watching!
Would love to see reactions to scenes from Magnificent Seven (1960), Magnificent Seven (2016) and the final battle scene from Open Range. All Old West stuff but would still love to see/hear your views.
Thank you guys for what you've done and continue to do.
Also, MORE INSTRUCTOR EARL!
Love the guest vetrans yall have come on!! Keep it up!!
I'm a vet and an old west reenactor. I'd like to see you do westerns. The Wild Bunch and The Professionals come to mind.
I love in the reverent at about the 4:30 mark in which the "sniper" standing above and a bit behind the guy riding the horse takes a shot with a black powder of at least 300 yards from an angle of at least 90° his target view is the guy's shoulder and his back. He takes the shot, rider falls dead, and when Mr.Sniper rolls the previously alive guy over and he's got a perfect heart shot. Must be why dropped over dead and just rolled off of the super calm horse. Who in the hell is the technical advisor on this movie?? A former crayon eater?
I can watch these videos all day long. Funny stuff. S/F gents keep kicking ass
Mr K. Lamb spot on with "We watched Stripes" the best accidentally Army recruitment movies. Don't forget the urban assault vehicle, funny thing is that the Army actually had a dozen of them RV's for other uses though.
How about a TV show from the 60s: "The Rat Patrol."
0:55 That hand behind his neck (on the left side from the viewer's perspective) freaked me out before I realized there was a man standing beside him.
These guys are of the coolest high performance guys i have ever met. Bring these two and add john lovell
Love love love these videos! It's not a movie, but what about something from the TV show Seal Team? The episode the guy gets stuck in the torpedo tube or any of the covert stuff they do.
Trivia on the scene in First Blood Rambo jumps off the cliff. Stallone actually did that himself and where you see him injured, he actually did hurt himself. Broke a couple ribs if I remember right
One of the funniest episodes, you need to get these two back on
They did film an ending to First Blood that mirrors the book. You can find it on the special edition and as a flashback in Rambo (#4).
Stallone legitimately broke the other actors nose when he elbowed him.
Delta Force 12:23, the 2 guys coming down the stairs. The guy in the back is firing his rifle into the back of the first guy as they come down the stairs! lol
The First Blood book is a good read. Watched the movie as a kid and had no idea it was a book till about 8 years ago. I'm not a reader of books but I finished that book in two days.
The Hornets nest, would be a great watch.
Real video of 101st in death valley.
My old Sergeant was Mathew Mendez.
Great movie.
More Carr and Lamb on survival mistakes in action and horror movies these 2 a great together.
10:14 it’s a Winchester 88
You guys are fucking legends to menials like us! Thank you for your service!
One thing I thought was funny about Under Siege: In this one (as Carr noted), they kept calling him 'Chief', which for those not aware is short for Chief Petty Officer, which is an E-7. In the sequel though, he suddenly became a 'SEAL Team Captain' (O-6, same pay grade as an Army Colonel).
That's one helluva promotion, isn't it?
A few ideas:
Proof of Life, Tears of the Sun, Iron Eagle, Invasion USA, Firebase Gloria, Sniper, The Green Berets, Shooter, Harsh Times, Broken Arrow, The Peacemaker, Platoon, Spies Like Us, The Final Countdown, War Games, and Taps.
12:23 the guy on the steps. Looks like he ripped off a few rounds into his buddy in front of him. Lol. Great video guys!
Rambo was my childhood. I remember watching that movie and getting my toy guns and pretending to fight in war with my neighborhood buddies. Also, thank you dad for letting me watching movies with you that mom didn't want me to watch. Do Special Forces wear patches or identification into their operations?