welp u gotta earn citizenship, if it was someone from any other culture who saved marcus they deserve instant citizenship, but u seem to forget even the taliban are obligated to protect guests from enemies bc of their pashtun culture. he easily couodve been a terrorist who just saved him
@@chrisvibz4753 they were being terrorized by the taliban and coerced to do what they were told as a small village against an army. The distrust would make sense but no
I've met Marcus Lutrell and got a photo with him along with an autographed copy of his book Lone Survivor (to this day the most amazing, heart wrenching story I've ever read). He was signing autographs at a Houston Astros game in 2010 at the time. To this day, it is the most "star struck" I've ever been. I've also been in touch with Michael Murphy's father through Facebook where I sent my condolences as well as my thanks for his sons service to our nation. He responded with the following to me: "Thank you for your kind comments. It has been the kindnesses of strangers who honor Michael's service and sacrifice that have given the family the strength to endure and continue on after this terrible tragedy which has befallen us. Thank you for remembering my "buddy boy"." Never forget these were real men with real families and worthy of respect and remembrance.
theres no actual way to prove that he ran since he was the only survivor but considering the wounds he had when he was rescued its unlikely that he ran immediately@@ColaCoca700
The guys that commented above are either bots or haters. Negative Nancy. If you're not a bot, then you're a sad individual hiding behind a computer. Never researching anything for truths. Wanting someone to react, like a am, to your comments so you can have a "fight" with them. Very sad. Try to enjoy life for once without being negative person. It might surprise you!
I saw Michael P Murphy's funeral. I was walking from my mom's home in Patchogue, NY that day; she lived near the church. The entire street was closed down and military personnel were all over the place. I thanked a guy for his service and he stared at me and said, "No, thank you." America's toughest men were shedding tears up and down the street. Murphy grew up in Patchogue and now the local US Post Office bears his name and so does the high school campus from which he graduated. There are buildings in Sayville honoring him as well. Mike and his team are all heroes. RIP Mike!
I was in Kandahar Afghanistan with the marines and we would find body parts in houses all the time. The taliban were ruthless. You definitely didn't want to be captured alive by them.
@natecloe8535 Well I blame President Bush for lying about "weapons of mass destruction" that first sent me to ramadi, Iraq. It didn't help I was there less than a year after what happened in haditha so our rules of engagement were basically we couldn't shoot unless the bullets were grazing someone.
I have to ask since I'm very oblivious and nobody in my family fought in Afghanistan. I hope this isn't too much 1st off Thank-you soo much for your service and keeping our country safe so dumb kids like me could go to school, and fuck around with friends, learn life, grow up, make life time memories, you'll actually never know how much I love all you guys and how thankful I am that you all keep me inspired everyday. Were the body parts you were referring to American body parts? Or Afghani's who helped Americans or families of interpreters?
@BigMoore1232 I have to ask since I'm very oblivious and nobody in my family fought in Afghanistan. I hope this isn't too much 1st off Thank-you soo much for your service and keeping our country safe so dumb kids like me could go to school, and fuck around with friends, learn life, grow up, make life time memories, you'll actually never know how much I love all you guys and how thankful I am that you all keep me inspired everyday. Were the body parts you were referring to American body parts? Or Afghani's who helped Americans or families of interpreters?
Hello! What you saw at the beginning was real footage of the selection program to become a NAVY SEAL. The best of the best. The best thing about this movie is that the real Marcus Luttrell has a little one in this movie. The man who tells the newbie at the beginning that his first job is to clean up is the real Marcus Luttrell, played by Mark Wahlberg in this film.
That documentary about BUD/s Class 234 is awesome. I bought the DVD back in 2007 and was literally obsessed watching it. The full length version is actually uploaded on YT. Also enjoy the Navy SEAL Training Stories with Marcus on the Shawn Ryan Show.
@@Scorpio.1989he is honoured in Ireland too as he was an Irish American family came from cork his buddy’s and Irish veterans honoured him in cork Ireland in 2015 I think it was and there is a plaque honouring him also
@@lucassmith1886 even though he wasn’t an Irish soldier his blood and family and his last name is still from Ireland and he made the ultimate sacrifice to save his friends he deserved to be honoured worldwide it’s why Irish veterans committee especially honours him
Well he was an advisor for the movie so why not be in it. He and his brother s were all the OGs especially his brothers who fought to their last breath
Marcus Lutrell, the real lone survivor, is actually in the movie. In the beginning during the scene where the guy dumps the cup of coffee on the table for the new guy to clean up, the guy who dumped the coffee is the real Marcus Lutrell.
You should watch 13hr secret soldiers of Benghazi. Edit: I live in SD a military city, where the S.E.A.L.S and other military train. You can see boat, plane, chopper, jets, tanks being used for training, you catch service members training depending on what part of the city your in. I remember one night fishing, the seals was doing night dives and rescue exercises
@@justinwilder3514 my personal favorite is always gonna be saving private ryan. i have seen it at least 30 times since it came out lol. but i love a lot of war movies
@@modelotimefooooo1853 it’s definitely up there, Tom Hanks’s personal stuff is kinda killing my feelings for it, but it doesn’t affect its greatness. I just love the story and drive and each individual person in 13 hours, along with the actor portrayal.. I’ve watched it an unhealthy amount of times😂
33:21 When the creator for this movie went and interviewed Axe’s dad; his dad pulled out the autopsy report the military gave him and then he proceeded to read off the injuries his son endured while crying. His dad asked that they try to faithfully depict what his son had gone through before dying
When I was in Afghanistan I met some of the greatest people. People that would bring you water and invite you in a guest. They would thank us for protecting their kids. May the ones we left behind in the evacuation be safe and proposer. The average afghani embraced us, and we abandoned them.
I dont recommend watching but the actual footage from the taliban was released of their deaths. And the director had a meeting with some of their parents to look at their bedrooms and autopsy reports, I think dannys dad wanted to show the movie producers the damage that was done to his son and told them that that had to show exactly what was done to him or they wouldn't release the movie. Also Axe more than likely survived multiple days alone in those mountains. They story is that he was either blinded in both eyes or disoriented and he walked miles alone on the mountain and was found against a tree way far away from the fight. it took the marines or rangers 10 days to find his body that's how far he was. The footage of the helicopter being shot down is also on youtube, its not graphic so you can watch. Everyone died in that helicopter i think 32 people, some of them part of the most elite special forces members from Gold Squadron of Seal team 6, the most deaths in one day of any special operations team. I will say there is some controversy over Marcus's story but I haven't heard a convincing true story. What I do know is that this seal team of 4 recon members was not supposed to do this mission in the first place. Its was supposed to be a larger group of marines to raid the village.
There’s details on how fucked this mission was from the start. Awful events, and it’s good that one SEAL was able to make it home. Some examples of how the mission was messed up. The Marines of 2nd Battalion, 3rd Marines, who had planned OP RED WINGS, were going after a relatively low level target named Ahmed Shaw, as their previous operations, and the unit they'd replaced, had nabbed all the known high and medium value targets successfully. Unfortunately, they were not part of a Marine Air Ground Task Force, and didn't possess organic lift assets needed to conduct it. So they asked for helo support from 160th SOAR (the famed Night Stalkers) who were assigned to Combined Joint Special Operations Task Force-Afghanistan (CJSOTF-A). The region SOTF command was run by SEALs who only agreed as long as they were to run the recon, and act as the main effort assault element to conduct the air assault raid against the target buildings thought to house the HVTs, while the rest of the Marine infantry company tasked with supporting missions, specifically the outer cordon. Because they had no options, and they wanted the mission to go ahead to nab the bad guy, the Marines agreed. This is not uncommon, its actually the norm. SOCOM are often on the lookout for good missions and they often get them from "poaching" intel or fully developed ops from conventional units. Per the planning of Red Wings, the recon element was was going to be inserting the day before on the high ground nearby to three named areas of interest (NAI) that were supposed to be under observation to spot the targets. They were supposed to not only confirm the presence of Shaw, but also provide additional intel. 2/3 had planned to conduct the recon using a Scout Sniper six man team, headed by a very experienced team leader. They had worked in that area often before, knew the relative ground, knew the limitations of radios, etc. Their plan was to get helo lifted miles away from the objective, land, then infiltrate by foot. When the SEALs poached the recon mission, the new recon element was a four man team who had never worked recon in Afghanistan before, weren't trained in recon, only one individual ever having deployed to a combat zone before. They ignored advice to bring more powerful radios, as the Marines knew from experience that the one the SEALs brought couldn't push out far enough, it didn't have enough power. Additionally, the SEAL recon team didn't have a Primary, Alternate, Contingency, Emergency (PACE) plan for comms, only having the weak MBITR and a sat phone as backup. Neither were adequate, and they were warned. More so, their plan was significantly flawed. Not wanting to spent the time and energy walking to the objective, they decided to get helo inserted a few hundred meters away. They attempted to mitigate the risk of landing near directly on the Observation Point (OP) by having numerous false insertions done all over the valley area over the previous week, to keep the locals guessing, which only ended up tipping them off that an operation was in the works. But in recon, its an outright sin to ever airlift onto the OP. Every measure must be taken to keep it hidden, to keep the presence of the recon team hidden. After they fast roped down on the landing zone, per norm, the fast ropes were disconnected from the helicopter, but the SEAL recon team did not hide them, they left them in the open. Locals, sent out when they'd heard the choppers, found them pretty quickly, and using their own comms, reported it back. At that time the SEAL team had made it to the high ground and beyond, were trying to find a good OP to overwatch the NAIs, which proved difficult as the position they initially chose at night proved poor when light came at dawn. After daybreak they moved OPs. The locals, knowing ISAF rules of engagement, sent up some unarmed individuals, with radios, with some sheep, into the hills to scout them out. This is a common TTP in COIN ops to find snipers and recon element hide sites. In Iraq, they'd sent kids or unarmed adults to check on certain buildings, knowing we wouldn't kill them if we found them. If they found us, they'd report back. It worked during Red Wings. The SEAL recon team was spotted. Compromised, they detained the sheepherders. At that point the operation was blown. They have just been soft compromised, though without knowing it they'd also been hard compromised as those herders were part of a deliberate counter-recon element so Shaw and the enemy fighters in the village knew they'd been caught when they didn't report back. But because the SEAL recon team never established a formal plan for being compromised they had to make the decision on the spot of what to do. Instead of executing the actions of a pre-made drill for compromise, (depending on the story version) they got into a debate about what to do and even possibly held a vote. Confusion was also on what to do with the detainees. AT NO TIME WAS KILLING THEM ACTUALLY A LEGAL OPTION. Or realistic. The easiest thing to do would have been to gag them and flex cuff them to a tree. Instead they let them go (where they instantly ran off to warn everyone), while the SEALs picked up and moved, but not far. So after being compromised, the SEALs moved to high ground to make the call on their radio to alert the command element what had happened. Note, they didn't vacate the area, they moved maybe a hundred meters away from where they'd been spotted. Meanwhile, their comms weren't working, so the radio traffic was broken taking far longer than it should have without any real benefit of transmitting information. Meanwhile, the local enemy, realistically numbering about 12 fighters, having been briefed by the returning herders on the location of the SEALs, their size, their weapons, created a plan, climbed the hills to reach a position where they could ambush the infidels on their way back up to the high ground which was on the way back to the LZ (which they sent RPG gunners to overwatch in case a helicopter showed up). Finally, the SEAL recon team moving back toward the high ground through a draw (the NE Gulch), but got ambushed at relatively close range by roughly a squad sized element in strength, with machine guns. Possibly RPG and mortar, though in the video the insurgents made I never saw evidence of explosive weaponry. The fight was brief, and the SEALs that weren't hit immediately tried to break contact downhill. Luttrell effectively fell down the mountain, while the patrol leader, Mike Murphy, made a call on the sat phone before dying. The other two died during this time too. They didn't kill any of the locals, it was an entirely one sided fight. The Quick Reaction Force 10 SEALs in a 160th SOAR Chinook, escorted by two Apaches. The SEAL mission commander aboard the Chinook ordered the pilots to reach the LZ ASAP, and because the Chinook flies faster than the Apaches they arrived first. Because the Apaches weren't present, despite them having the thermal optics that would have been able to visually clear the landing zone, and the weaponry to physically clear it, the Chinook flared and started its landing, in broad daylight, under the observation of RPG gunner stationed there, and was targeted and hit, crashing, killing all onboard All that can be found in a book called “victory point operation red wing and whalers.” By Ed Darack
I heard that Marcus Luttrell lied several times about what happened and abandoned his fellow Seals, when they rescued him he still had all his unspent magazines in their pouches, and the ending battle between the Taliban and villagers never even happened.
I highly recommend reading the book Lone Survivor. The film is a very accurate depiction of the sheer chaos and brutality the team endured because Marcus Luttrell was on set and insisted that his brothers be portrayed accurately and be honored for their courage. They took poetic license with the things Marcus endured, because, by the book, he was much more injured and struggled much harder. Both of his legs were broken and he dragged himself for miles to get out of there. Great movie loved the reaction
I fully support all our guys, but it's really a shame Marcus screwed Mohammed out of any money on the book deal. Thats really shady. We refused to go rescue the guy and I believe for roughly 7 years after he slept on his roof every night watching to make sure the Taliban didnt come for him and his family. Him and Marcus stayed in touch and he agreed to help with the book. Then if Im correct Marcus kept all the money. If thats true thats really F-ed up
There is now a workout called “The Murph” after Murphy. It consists of a 1 mile run, 100 pull ups, 200 push ups, 300 squats and then another 1 mile run. Back to back until complete WITH a vest. The concept is to put you in the physical exhaustion of the guys throughout the events of this
The movie didn't do justice on how bad Marcus was injured. When he walked to that source of water with a broken leg he actually crawled inch by inch miles because of a broken back. Marcus's twin identical brother who is also a Seal when the family got news was the only one who could feel that Marcus was still alive (That identical twin brother Psyche). When Marcus was going through physical therapy he got a service dog and named her Dasy. D for Dietz, A for Axe, S for Southern boy (Marcus, Texas) and Y for Yankee (Mike Murphy, New York). Sadly some strangers shot his dog for no reason and Marcus got into a car pursuit with them, called the cops and said "you better get these guys before I do" while chasing them in his truck with 2 9mm M9 Barettas. This and American Sniper is one of my all time favorite movies.
As a Veteran myself I'm happy that others can see the reality of war through hard impactful movies such as this one, war is a kill or be killed world. I will mention that during the comms checks they mentioned in the movie that they reached certain objectives. Those Objectives are called "Phase Lines'". Phase lines are basically lines on a map that are made so once they are crossed they will then proceed with a radio check and/or the next "Phase" of the operation. This was my first ever video of you guys. Hoping to see more war movies in the near future from you all and really enjoyed your raw reaction to such a hard emotional movie like this one. Hope all is well. IGY6 to all my Marine Brothers out there.
Don't hold this movie to a high regard. Marcus fabricated and embellished a lot of what happened and this movie among others were created with assistance of the united states military which has an obvious agenda. I suggest watching Generation Kill (which you would like, if I assumed correctly that your a marine, a Marine plays himself, and all of the characters in the film are based on real marines who were there during the filming.) Das Boot, Come and See, The City of Life and Death, and Platoon. American Sniper and Lone Survivor unfortunately are based on people who have embellished and or lied about their stories for their own reasons. I assume Marcus out of guilt, and Chris out of egoism.
I'll never forget in the theaters watching this for the first time... I went with my brother and my brothers friend. At the end you could hear a pin drop between sobs. I can tell you that watching this made me realize I have nothing to complain about, no matter how bad of a day I am having.... I'm not getting shot at, I'm not having to jump off cliffs to stay alive, I'm not relying on strangers to survive....
Based on a true story, pretty gory, but brilliant movie. I was in the British Army in 1989, age 17, and broke my neck in training 5 months later, disabled but still walking, and I saw the start of the Gulf was, as well as other wars in Afghanistan on tv, and even though these are American soldiers, I still class them as brothers even though I never met or served with them, if I never broke my neck, I would have been doing the exact same thing as them, protecting their own country.
Theart at the beginning is BUD/S. Basic Underwater Demolition /DEAL training. A lot of that footage is actually from documentaries about how US navy Sailors who volunteer for the SEALS are trained. The really intense footage of the training is from He'll Week. A part of BUD/S designed to test the prospective DEALs determibation, stamina , and will power. They spend 5 and half days running around doing e physical and mental training with very little sleep , while constantly wet from having to jump into the freezing Pacific ocean and also covered in sand . They do this in small teams called boat crews and each boat crew has to carry a inflatable boat and the paddles for between every training location , they also use the boats in many of the exercises. SEAL training often we see extremely talented athletes fall while lesser but more determined men pass because while they may not have the athletic talents that have the determination and grit to power through the hardships of the training which is exactly what the a navy wants
Watched this in theatres with my Dad and my Brother. Crazy intense movie. I always thought this movie made gunshots sound the most real and visceral out of any movie. Until I just watched Civil War a couple weeks ago. That movie has some incredible sound design. You should watch it when it gets released digitally.
18:48 he wasn’t thanking them , the old man /sheep hearder was Taliban and his words translate to “you’ll be dead by sundown”. A US Green Beret was on Savage Actuals channel , he served 14 years in Special Operations in Afghanistan speaking several dialects, Danny was learning key words for his time in Afghanistan and told Marcus Lutrell on their hike out that he was sure he heard the words for “death” “you” and “Sundown”, and that it confirmed he was either Taliban or a Taliban sympathizer who would pass the message on to Hamad. Marcus wrote that the look on Danny’s face after those words were spoken still haunts him. Danny was well aware of the comms issue , that they were nowhere near the recon point command assumed they were in and the speed the Taliban moves carrying no gear or packs and knowing their land in and out he saw a genuine look of “were in trouble” Marcus also stated he was pushing to release them and that he made sure his character displayed this, not to make himself look good to viewers of the film, he demanded it be clear because he feels responsible to an extent for his 3 brothers lives and the Quick Reaction Force shot down. He says he made the “right” choice in the rules of war, they were unarmed and can’t be killed but he says that by the books option in hind site was wrong. Armed or not the radio was for Taliban comms and his belief of black and white resulted in the deaths of the largest US Special Operations loss of life in Special Operations history. The movie showing his black and white view on such a deadly scenario is an admittance of his guilt and clearly wrong decision. Bytheway Marcus is in the movie in several scenes.
One of the most painful parts. Came from an interview the did with the Parent's of Axe. At the end of the movie. His Mom walked up to the Seal who played Axe. Hugged him and said . Thank you for giving me back my Son, at least for an Hour. 😢😢😢
Watch the special features when the actors meet tge parent of the fallen seals. And as emotional as you got during the movie, it was way more intense when we loaded those men on the aircraft to go home. I dint fly them home, another crew did, but we were the crew who loaded them. The day we loaded them was worse than when I got crippled assisting some other operators.
Beginning of the movie, the man at the table with the guys wearing the black stocking cap and sporting a beard, knocks over the coffee cup and says "Here is your first misiion" That was the real Marcus Lattrell. The USA completely repaired the village, rewarded and protected them after this incident. Well done video, thanks for the respect. WATCH AMERICAN SNIPER
You guys should check out the “60 Minutes” episode with Marcus and Mohammed Gulab. It’s an amazing seeing Mohammed in Texas with Marcus and his mother.
Eric bana plays their commander. He does the first, incredible Hulk and an amazing job in the true story war movie, Blackhawk down. The blonde kid was the child in The Dark Knight! Marcus is the guy in the beanie cap and dark glasses, at the picnic table!
Such an incredible movie. I've seen it many times over the years and I still feel the same emotions every time even though I know what happens. Interesting fact - Marcus Lutrell has a twin brother who was also a Navy Seal.
38:58 it was the villages tradition to safeguard wounded guests from what I’ve heard or something along those lines so that’s why the village protected him the way they did
There seems to be 2 different ending involving when it shows the real soldiers and their actor in the movie. One version just shows their real life photo and name, but this one showed their name, real life person, and actor. Where did you guys see this version of the movie from?
a great additional story to this that they kind of showed in the movie was right after this, they sent in the Army Rangers who went in to rescue Marcus and recover the bodies and they killed all of the Taliban in the area. there is a documentary on the aftermath.
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!! 🙏🏽💯💯
What you are watching is the bravest man in the world. Real WARRIORS was born and raised in the USA. I am proud of calling myself part of this family of "The best of the best"
Authenticity is what it’s called. I live in Texas and I’m very proud to be from Texas. That’s where Marcus Luttrell, his twin brother is also a navy seal(Morgan Luttrell)are from. If you guys have a chance look up Chris Kyle, American Sniper, from Texas. I am also a sister I’m very proud marine. Staff Sergeant Nicolas Salazar.
Some other great True type or True story movie are, Saving Private Ryan, 13 hours, American Sniper, hamburger Hill, Dunkirk, 1917, big Red one, thin Red line, Hacksaw Ridge, once we were soldiers, Blackhawk Down. This director was a pretty good actor but has a real knack at directing true story movies. This Deep water survival and The Perfect Storm! He is now in Congress!😮
Great reaction! As a former Army attack helicopter pilot with combat experience, thank you. You should watch the real Marcus Luttrell tell this story…amazing!
I wish they would have brought the 3 to the extraction point, and released them when they left. 😢😢😭 The may have survived then, if the 3 didn't have expected call in points like they did. But hindsight is easy to speculate. The description of the injuries of the recovered members bodies are just unreal what they fought through.
If y’all like the feel and music of this movie, check out a band called “explosions in the sky.” Instrumentals only, they’re all throughout the movie. They’re in a lot of movies actually. I think y’all will like them. Favorite song is “your hand in mine, goodbye.”
19 killed (11 seals, 8 army special forces) 1 wounded 1 helicopter destroyed Shah was seriously wounded and his group was destroyed during Operation Whalers in Kunar Province.In April 2008, Shah was killed by Pakistani troops during a gunfight in Pakistan
You guys should really hear Marcus tell the story in his own words.. He had a cameo in the movie and was a advisor on set.. This story is much deeper than what the movies shows.. SEMPER FI and Fair Sails. Rest easy warriors 🙏
What you saw was BUDS, training to be a SEAL, which as you saw is brutal, a lot of tecjniques come from SAS training which is even worse by all accounts
The stunt men literally put themselves in the hospital filming the scenes where they fell down the mountain because they wanted to make the audience realize how bad those falls were. The guy in the Beenie after the run was the real Marcus Luttrell. Marcus' twin brother Morgan is a SEAL as well, there was a vietnam veteran in their home town that Marcus called the "town psychopath" all the kids that wanted to join the military would go to him during the summer and he would train them so they would be stronger going in he trained Marcus and his Brother as well as a couple other seals and several Army Rangers. Marcus built a home on his property for Mohammed Gularb and his family then worked tirelessly to move them to the US because if they would have stayed the Taliban would have eventually killed them all.
Great reaction to a great movie guys… I subscribed… I’m a movie buff and have watched over 2500 movies and still watching… here are some other great movies to look into. War movies..Saving Private Ryan…. Hacksaw Ridge…. Platoon. Prison movies….The Green Mile…. The Shawshank Redemption. Magic movies…. The Prestige…The Illusionist….and for suspense…Prisoners…A Simple Plan…. More later hope to see you reaction to some of these movies. Thank.
just a little info, there was american troops in that village for weeks i believe after they rescued marcus i believe it was weeks. might have just been a week or two
This was filmed in New Mexico where I'm from. The 3 paragraphs at the end that say why they helped Mark Wahlberg's character is very important to understand!
When the movies starts with that race between those 2 guys when they arrive at the table and someone asks who won.....if you look closer there is a Guy with black hat and black glasses.....that is the real Marcus (he was involved with the store of the movie) PS: the Afghan that saved Marcus was saved by Marcus and is now în the US with his family
This movie at times makes me wonder how many young men died in combat so intense no one is left to tell the story. It happens more than we like the to think. I hope I never have to experience it.
Taliban, AQ, ISIS... All really bad dudes. Veterans will talk about how they would go to houses and find the patriarch of the family nailed to the wall with his eyelids cut off and his family mutilated on the floor in front of him. Sons are tortured to d3ath and wives and daughters are r&%ed to d3ath in front of him and THEN they put a bullet in him. Just a different world over there. A much more brutal one. Happened a lot during the fall of Afghanistan too. Any Interpreters or Afghan Commandos that worked closely with the Americans had to either escape the country or suffer that kind of a fate along with their family. That's why so many American Veterans, Special Operations Soldiers in particular, were working so hard to get their people out of there before the Military withdrew. Lot of good Afghan people suffered some pretty horrible and gruesome ends at the hands of those monsters.
Many, many problems with Luttrell’s book and with this film. Luttrell no longer communicates with the man who saved him, and who had relatives murdered as a result.
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Mohammad has become a US citizen and lives in Texas. It took years but an immigration lawyer started the fight to get him citizenship.
Sweet earned it 🙏
welp u gotta earn citizenship, if it was someone from any other culture who saved marcus they deserve instant citizenship, but u seem to forget even the taliban are obligated to protect guests from enemies bc of their pashtun culture. he easily couodve been a terrorist who just saved him
@@chrisvibz4753 they were being terrorized by the taliban and coerced to do what they were told as a small village against an army. The distrust would make sense but no
Unfortunately Marcus had a falling out with Mohammad because he contradicted some of Marcus story and he tried to have him deported. Google it.
@@chrisvibz4753America stopped taking POW when the Japanese pretended to surrender and then fragged everyone around him.
The guy who spilled the coffee and made the guy clean it up, that’s real life marcus
I knew i wasnt buggin
Plus he was in a brief second before rpg impact inside the chinook.
18:51 'is he thanking them?' ahhhh no. He was telling them they are going to die tonight.
Yeah, he said “You’re all going to die tonight. You’re all going to die.”
I've met Marcus Lutrell and got a photo with him along with an autographed copy of his book Lone Survivor (to this day the most amazing, heart wrenching story I've ever read). He was signing autographs at a Houston Astros game in 2010 at the time. To this day, it is the most "star struck" I've ever been.
I've also been in touch with Michael Murphy's father through Facebook where I sent my condolences as well as my thanks for his sons service to our nation. He responded with the following to me:
"Thank you for your kind comments. It has been the kindnesses of strangers who honor Michael's service and sacrifice that have given the family the strength to endure and continue on after this terrible tragedy which has befallen us. Thank you for remembering my "buddy boy"."
Never forget these were real men with real families and worthy of respect and remembrance.
Wasn't the whole story proved wrong, and he was actually found to immidietly leave his teammates?
Very true, marcus sold out for money and lied about the story. They need to make a new movie called Lone Runner.
theres no actual way to prove that he ran since he was the only survivor but considering the wounds he had when he was rescued its unlikely that he ran immediately@@ColaCoca700
The guys that commented above are either bots or haters. Negative Nancy. If you're not a bot, then you're a sad individual hiding behind a computer. Never researching anything for truths. Wanting someone to react, like a am, to your comments so you can have a "fight" with them. Very sad. Try to enjoy life for once without being negative person. It might surprise you!
@@oldladycrum749 You should probably do some research instead before commenting on something you know little about....
facts over feelings.
The old man that was talking to them on the mountain was NOT thanking them 😂 he said “you will die tonight”
I found That out over at beers and breakdown 😂
I saw Michael P Murphy's funeral. I was walking from my mom's home in Patchogue, NY that day; she lived near the church. The entire street was closed down and military personnel were all over the place. I thanked a guy for his service and he stared at me and said, "No, thank you." America's toughest men were shedding tears up and down the street. Murphy grew up in Patchogue and now the local US Post Office bears his name and so does the high school campus from which he graduated. There are buildings in Sayville honoring him as well. Mike and his team are all heroes. RIP Mike!
not to mention the annual "Murph" challenge that cross fitters across the country do every Memorial Day.
I was in Kandahar Afghanistan with the marines and we would find body parts in houses all the time. The taliban were ruthless. You definitely didn't want to be captured alive by them.
Im sorry for what Biden did to your 17 brothers over there. He should pay for that. He wont. But he should. Thanks for joining me in serving.
@natecloe8535 Well I blame President Bush for lying about "weapons of mass destruction" that first sent me to ramadi, Iraq. It didn't help I was there less than a year after what happened in haditha so our rules of engagement were basically we couldn't shoot unless the bullets were grazing someone.
@@natecloe8535 Biden has a lot of things to pay for… Afghanistan, our own southern border.
I have to ask since I'm very oblivious and nobody in my family fought in Afghanistan. I hope this isn't too much 1st off Thank-you soo much for your service and keeping our country safe so dumb kids like me could go to school, and fuck around with friends, learn life, grow up, make life time memories, you'll actually never know how much I love all you guys and how thankful I am that you all keep me inspired everyday. Were the body parts you were referring to American body parts? Or Afghani's who helped Americans or families of interpreters?
@BigMoore1232 I have to ask since I'm very oblivious and nobody in my family fought in Afghanistan. I hope this isn't too much 1st off Thank-you soo much for your service and keeping our country safe so dumb kids like me could go to school, and fuck around with friends, learn life, grow up, make life time memories, you'll actually never know how much I love all you guys and how thankful I am that you all keep me inspired everyday. Were the body parts you were referring to American body parts? Or Afghani's who helped Americans or families of interpreters?
Hello! What you saw at the beginning was real footage of the selection program to become a NAVY SEAL. The best of the best. The best thing about this movie is that the real Marcus Luttrell has a little one in this movie. The man who tells the newbie at the beginning that his first job is to clean up is the real Marcus Luttrell, played by Mark Wahlberg in this film.
That documentary about BUD/s Class 234 is awesome. I bought the DVD back in 2007 and was literally obsessed watching it. The full length version is actually uploaded on YT. Also enjoy the Navy SEAL Training Stories with Marcus on the Shawn Ryan Show.
13 Hours is another intense movie!!! Definitely a must see!
I need more reactions to this!! My favorite war movie!
Great film
30:05 😢😞
Michael Patrick Murphy (May 7, 1976 - June 28, 2005) was awarded the Medal of Honor for his actions during Operation Red Wings.
and he got a Navy Destroyer named after him, USS Michael Murphy (DDG 112)
RIP to a real one!!!
@@Scorpio.1989he is honoured in Ireland too as he was an Irish American family came from cork his buddy’s and Irish veterans honoured him in cork Ireland in 2015 I think it was and there is a plaque honouring him also
@@G.K92that's awesome I never knew that!
@@lucassmith1886 even though he wasn’t an Irish soldier his blood and family and his last name is still from Ireland and he made the ultimate sacrifice to save his friends he deserved to be honoured worldwide it’s why Irish veterans committee especially honours him
5:00, Frogman with the beanie is the real O.G.!
They might not realize you meant real Marcus. Probably should have mentioned spilled the coffee and told Shane to clean it up.
Well he was an advisor for the movie so why not be in it. He and his brother s were all the OGs especially his brothers who fought to their last breath
Marcus Lutrell, the real lone survivor, is actually in the movie. In the beginning during the scene where the guy dumps the cup of coffee on the table for the new guy to clean up, the guy who dumped the coffee is the real Marcus Lutrell.
He was also briefly shown when they sent in the first rescue helicopters.
Afghanistan war veteran myself. This never will tell the full story,and rarely does, but most of us feel forgotten
What can be done? Additionally, what more can be done? 🤲🏾🤝🏾🙏🏽
Never forgotten Semper Fi and thank you
we love you man
my dad is retired military for 20+ years. first time i ever saw him cry was when we watched this movie. super powerful film.
It is the Afghan way of life to protect your guest, and offer them hospitality.
You should watch 13hr secret soldiers of Benghazi.
Edit: I live in SD a military city, where the S.E.A.L.S and other military train. You can see boat, plane, chopper, jets, tanks being used for training, you catch service members training depending on what part of the city your in. I remember one night fishing, the seals was doing night dives and rescue exercises
yessssss! as well as "The Covenant!" with Jake Gyllenhaal, both such amazing movies!!!!
13 hours is the best imo, my favorite war movie.. I need more reactions to this!
@@justinwilder3514 my personal favorite is always gonna be saving private ryan. i have seen it at least 30 times since it came out lol. but i love a lot of war movies
@@modelotimefooooo1853 it’s definitely up there, Tom Hanks’s personal stuff is kinda killing my feelings for it, but it doesn’t affect its greatness. I just love the story and drive and each individual person in 13 hours, along with the actor portrayal.. I’ve watched it an unhealthy amount of times😂
33:21 When the creator for this movie went and interviewed Axe’s dad; his dad pulled out the autopsy report the military gave him and then he proceeded to read off the injuries his son endured while crying. His dad asked that they try to faithfully depict what his son had gone through before dying
When I was in Afghanistan I met some of the greatest people. People that would bring you water and invite you in a guest. They would thank us for protecting their kids. May the ones we left behind in the evacuation be safe and proposer. The average afghani embraced us, and we abandoned them.
Your reactions to these war films and shows are terrific, the emotions you show bring out mine as if i was watching it for the first time again
They can keep going because they’re warriors !
Men like this is the reason we stand for the American flag
Genuine reaction, awesome editing, and great accents. Just subbed and looking forward to more uploads!
Thank you for the support 💙
36:56 "that man's insane to be fair but oh my god what a good person." -Niamh
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I dont recommend watching but the actual footage from the taliban was released of their deaths. And the director had a meeting with some of their parents to look at their bedrooms and autopsy reports, I think dannys dad wanted to show the movie producers the damage that was done to his son and told them that that had to show exactly what was done to him or they wouldn't release the movie. Also Axe more than likely survived multiple days alone in those mountains. They story is that he was either blinded in both eyes or disoriented and he walked miles alone on the mountain and was found against a tree way far away from the fight. it took the marines or rangers 10 days to find his body that's how far he was. The footage of the helicopter being shot down is also on youtube, its not graphic so you can watch. Everyone died in that helicopter i think 32 people, some of them part of the most elite special forces members from Gold Squadron of Seal team 6, the most deaths in one day of any special operations team. I will say there is some controversy over Marcus's story but I haven't heard a convincing true story. What I do know is that this seal team of 4 recon members was not supposed to do this mission in the first place. Its was supposed to be a larger group of marines to raid the village.
this movie is so incredible. i was watching other reaction vidoes as i was focused playing a game, but with this one it took my complete attention.
There’s details on how fucked this mission was from the start. Awful events, and it’s good that one SEAL was able to make it home.
Some examples of how the mission was messed up.
The Marines of 2nd Battalion, 3rd Marines, who had planned OP RED WINGS, were going after a relatively low level target named Ahmed Shaw, as their previous operations, and the unit they'd replaced, had nabbed all the known high and medium value targets successfully.
Unfortunately, they were not part of a Marine Air Ground Task Force, and didn't possess organic lift assets needed to conduct it. So they asked for helo support from 160th SOAR (the famed Night Stalkers) who were assigned to Combined Joint Special Operations Task Force-Afghanistan (CJSOTF-A). The region SOTF command was run by SEALs who only agreed as long as they were to run the recon, and act as the main effort assault element to conduct the air assault raid against the target buildings thought to house the HVTs, while the rest of the Marine infantry company tasked with supporting missions, specifically the outer cordon. Because they had no options, and they wanted the mission to go ahead to nab the bad guy, the Marines agreed. This is not uncommon, its actually the norm. SOCOM are often on the lookout for good missions and they often get them from "poaching" intel or fully developed ops from conventional units.
Per the planning of Red Wings, the recon element was was going to be inserting the day before on the high ground nearby to three named areas of interest (NAI) that were supposed to be under observation to spot the targets. They were supposed to not only confirm the presence of Shaw, but also provide additional intel. 2/3 had planned to conduct the recon using a Scout Sniper six man team, headed by a very experienced team leader. They had worked in that area often before, knew the relative ground, knew the limitations of radios, etc. Their plan was to get helo lifted miles away from the objective, land, then infiltrate by foot.
When the SEALs poached the recon mission, the new recon element was a four man team who had never worked recon in Afghanistan before, weren't trained in recon, only one individual ever having deployed to a combat zone before. They ignored advice to bring more powerful radios, as the Marines knew from experience that the one the SEALs brought couldn't push out far enough, it didn't have enough power. Additionally, the SEAL recon team didn't have a Primary, Alternate, Contingency, Emergency (PACE) plan for comms, only having the weak MBITR and a sat phone as backup. Neither were adequate, and they were warned.
More so, their plan was significantly flawed. Not wanting to spent the time and energy walking to the objective, they decided to get helo inserted a few hundred meters away. They attempted to mitigate the risk of landing near directly on the Observation Point (OP) by having numerous false insertions done all over the valley area over the previous week, to keep the locals guessing, which only ended up tipping them off that an operation was in the works. But in recon, its an outright sin to ever airlift onto the OP. Every measure must be taken to keep it hidden, to keep the presence of the recon team hidden.
After they fast roped down on the landing zone, per norm, the fast ropes were disconnected from the helicopter, but the SEAL recon team did not hide them, they left them in the open. Locals, sent out when they'd heard the choppers, found them pretty quickly, and using their own comms, reported it back. At that time the SEAL team had made it to the high ground and beyond, were trying to find a good OP to overwatch the NAIs, which proved difficult as the position they initially chose at night proved poor when light came at dawn. After daybreak they moved OPs.
The locals, knowing ISAF rules of engagement, sent up some unarmed individuals, with radios, with some sheep, into the hills to scout them out. This is a common TTP in COIN ops to find snipers and recon element hide sites. In Iraq, they'd sent kids or unarmed adults to check on certain buildings, knowing we wouldn't kill them if we found them. If they found us, they'd report back. It worked during Red Wings. The SEAL recon team was spotted. Compromised, they detained the sheepherders.
At that point the operation was blown. They have just been soft compromised, though without knowing it they'd also been hard compromised as those herders were part of a deliberate counter-recon element so Shaw and the enemy fighters in the village knew they'd been caught when they didn't report back. But because the SEAL recon team never established a formal plan for being compromised they had to make the decision on the spot of what to do. Instead of executing the actions of a pre-made drill for compromise, (depending on the story version) they got into a debate about what to do and even possibly held a vote. Confusion was also on what to do with the detainees. AT NO TIME WAS KILLING THEM ACTUALLY A LEGAL OPTION. Or realistic. The easiest thing to do would have been to gag them and flex cuff them to a tree. Instead they let them go (where they instantly ran off to warn everyone), while the SEALs picked up and moved, but not far.
So after being compromised, the SEALs moved to high ground to make the call on their radio to alert the command element what had happened. Note, they didn't vacate the area, they moved maybe a hundred meters away from where they'd been spotted. Meanwhile, their comms weren't working, so the radio traffic was broken taking far longer than it should have without any real benefit of transmitting information.
Meanwhile, the local enemy, realistically numbering about 12 fighters, having been briefed by the returning herders on the location of the SEALs, their size, their weapons, created a plan, climbed the hills to reach a position where they could ambush the infidels on their way back up to the high ground which was on the way back to the LZ (which they sent RPG gunners to overwatch in case a helicopter showed up).
Finally, the SEAL recon team moving back toward the high ground through a draw (the NE Gulch), but got ambushed at relatively close range by roughly a squad sized element in strength, with machine guns. Possibly RPG and mortar, though in the video the insurgents made I never saw evidence of explosive weaponry.
The fight was brief, and the SEALs that weren't hit immediately tried to break contact downhill. Luttrell effectively fell down the mountain, while the patrol leader, Mike Murphy, made a call on the sat phone before dying. The other two died during this time too. They didn't kill any of the locals, it was an entirely one sided fight.
The Quick Reaction Force 10 SEALs in a 160th SOAR Chinook, escorted by two Apaches. The SEAL mission commander aboard the Chinook ordered the pilots to reach the LZ ASAP, and because the Chinook flies faster than the Apaches they arrived first. Because the Apaches weren't present, despite them having the thermal optics that would have been able to visually clear the landing zone, and the weaponry to physically clear it, the Chinook flared and started its landing, in broad daylight, under the observation of RPG gunner stationed there, and was targeted and hit, crashing, killing all onboard
All that can be found in a book called “victory point operation red wing and whalers.” By Ed Darack
Best and honest write up about what ACTUALLY happened.
I heard that Marcus Luttrell lied several times about what happened and abandoned his fellow Seals, when they rescued him he still had all his unspent magazines in their pouches, and the ending battle between the Taliban and villagers never even happened.
I highly recommend reading the book Lone Survivor. The film is a very accurate depiction of the sheer chaos and brutality the team endured because Marcus Luttrell was on set and insisted that his brothers be portrayed accurately and be honored for their courage. They took poetic license with the things Marcus endured, because, by the book, he was much more injured and struggled much harder. Both of his legs were broken and he dragged himself for miles to get out of there.
Great movie loved the reaction
I fully support all our guys, but it's really a shame Marcus screwed Mohammed out of any money on the book deal. Thats really shady. We refused to go rescue the guy and I believe for roughly 7 years after he slept on his roof every night watching to make sure the Taliban didnt come for him and his family. Him and Marcus stayed in touch and he agreed to help with the book. Then if Im correct Marcus kept all the money. If thats true thats really F-ed up
There is now a workout called “The Murph” after Murphy. It consists of a 1 mile run, 100 pull ups, 200 push ups, 300 squats and then another 1 mile run. Back to back until complete WITH a vest. The concept is to put you in the physical exhaustion of the guys throughout the events of this
The movie didn't do justice on how bad Marcus was injured. When he walked to that source of water with a broken leg he actually crawled inch by inch miles because of a broken back. Marcus's twin identical brother who is also a Seal when the family got news was the only one who could feel that Marcus was still alive (That identical twin brother Psyche). When Marcus was going through physical therapy he got a service dog and named her Dasy. D for Dietz, A for Axe, S for Southern boy (Marcus, Texas) and Y for Yankee (Mike Murphy, New York). Sadly some strangers shot his dog for no reason and Marcus got into a car pursuit with them, called the cops and said "you better get these guys before I do" while chasing them in his truck with 2 9mm M9 Barettas. This and American Sniper is one of my all time favorite movies.
Did Dasy live? 😲Damn punks!🤬
A lot of these accounts have been heavily disputed by verifiable sources. Including the Afghan who saved him.
And he actually shot bullets in the movie compared to barely any in real life
As a Veteran myself I'm happy that others can see the reality of war through hard impactful movies such as this one, war is a kill or be killed world. I will mention that during the comms checks they mentioned in the movie that they reached certain objectives. Those Objectives are called "Phase Lines'". Phase lines are basically lines on a map that are made so once they are crossed they will then proceed with a radio check and/or the next "Phase" of the operation. This was my first ever video of you guys. Hoping to see more war movies in the near future from you all and really enjoyed your raw reaction to such a hard emotional movie like this one. Hope all is well. IGY6 to all my Marine Brothers out there.
Don't hold this movie to a high regard. Marcus fabricated and embellished a lot of what happened and this movie among others were created with assistance of the united states military which has an obvious agenda. I suggest watching Generation Kill (which you would like, if I assumed correctly that your a marine, a Marine plays himself, and all of the characters in the film are based on real marines who were there during the filming.) Das Boot, Come and See, The City of Life and Death, and Platoon.
American Sniper and Lone Survivor unfortunately are based on people who have embellished and or lied about their stories for their own reasons. I assume Marcus out of guilt, and Chris out of egoism.
This movie is BS and Marcus is a coward.
@@Burn_Slow you 🤡🤡🤡🤡
I'll never forget in the theaters watching this for the first time... I went with my brother and my brothers friend. At the end you could hear a pin drop between sobs. I can tell you that watching this made me realize I have nothing to complain about, no matter how bad of a day I am having.... I'm not getting shot at, I'm not having to jump off cliffs to stay alive, I'm not relying on strangers to survive....
This! Anytime I'm ungrateful or upset I reflect & remind myself to be grateful then, I 🙏🏽.
The Afghan man that saved Marcus, Muhammed Gulab, now lives in Texas with his wife and seven children!!
He deserves this! 🙏🏽🙌🏾
Based on a true story, pretty gory, but brilliant movie. I was in the British Army in 1989, age 17, and broke my neck in training 5 months later, disabled but still walking, and I saw the start of the Gulf was, as well as other wars in Afghanistan on tv, and even though these are American soldiers, I still class them as brothers even though I never met or served with them, if I never broke my neck, I would have been doing the exact same thing as them, protecting their own country.
The old man on the hill, he actually said “you will all die today, you will all die today” even tho it sounded like he said thank you
Theart at the beginning is BUD/S. Basic Underwater Demolition /DEAL training. A lot of that footage is actually from documentaries about how US navy Sailors who volunteer for the SEALS are trained.
The really intense footage of the training is from He'll Week. A part of BUD/S designed to test the prospective DEALs determibation, stamina , and will power. They spend 5 and half days running around doing e physical and mental training with very little sleep , while constantly wet from having to jump into the freezing Pacific ocean and also covered in sand . They do this in small teams called boat crews and each boat crew has to carry a inflatable boat and the paddles for between every training location , they also use the boats in many of the exercises.
SEAL training often we see extremely talented athletes fall while lesser but more determined men pass because while they may not have the athletic talents that have the determination and grit to power through the hardships of the training which is exactly what the a navy wants
very well edited sir. 👍🏼
I'm from Texas, proud of our U.S. Soldiers, proud to be an American.
Watched this in theatres with my Dad and my Brother. Crazy intense movie. I always thought this movie made gunshots sound the most real and visceral out of any movie. Until I just watched Civil War a couple weeks ago. That movie has some incredible sound design. You should watch it when it gets released digitally.
It's rare to have actual gunshots that match the gun in movies but another movie that did it right is Silverado .
As a personal message to you 2, being Scotish/American.. We fight, we love, we Remember... Thank you for this reaction.. AMO
18:48 he wasn’t thanking them , the old man /sheep hearder was Taliban and his words translate to “you’ll be dead by sundown”. A US Green Beret was on Savage Actuals channel , he served 14 years in Special Operations in Afghanistan speaking several dialects, Danny was learning key words for his time in Afghanistan and told Marcus Lutrell on their hike out that he was sure he heard the words for “death” “you” and “Sundown”, and that it confirmed he was either Taliban or a Taliban sympathizer who would pass the message on to Hamad. Marcus wrote that the look on Danny’s face after those words were spoken still haunts him. Danny was well aware of the comms issue , that they were nowhere near the recon point command assumed they were in and the speed the Taliban moves carrying no gear or packs and knowing their land in and out he saw a genuine look of “were in trouble” Marcus also stated he was pushing to release them and that he made sure his character displayed this, not to make himself look good to viewers of the film, he demanded it be clear because he feels responsible to an extent for his 3 brothers lives and the Quick Reaction Force shot down. He says he made the “right” choice in the rules of war, they were unarmed and can’t be killed but he says that by the books option in hind site was wrong. Armed or not the radio was for Taliban comms and his belief of black and white resulted in the deaths of the largest US Special Operations loss of life in Special Operations history. The movie showing his black and white view on such a deadly scenario is an admittance of his guilt and clearly wrong decision. Bytheway Marcus is in the movie in several scenes.
Put on the list: Black Hawk Down and 13 Hours, because they are along the same lines, true stories too, very similar.
One of the most painful parts. Came from an interview the did with the Parent's of Axe. At the end of the movie. His Mom walked up to the Seal who played Axe. Hugged him and said . Thank you for giving me back my Son, at least for an Hour. 😢😢😢
Watch the special features when the actors meet tge parent of the fallen seals. And as emotional as you got during the movie, it was way more intense when we loaded those men on the aircraft to go home. I dint fly them home, another crew did, but we were the crew who loaded them. The day we loaded them was worse than when I got crippled assisting some other operators.
Wow thats incredible. You're a great man. Thank you for everything you've done and God bless
Niamh's reaction to this was really priceless!
Beginning of the movie, the man at the table with the guys wearing the black stocking cap and sporting a beard, knocks over the coffee cup and says "Here is your first misiion" That was the real Marcus Lattrell. The USA completely repaired the village, rewarded and protected them after this incident. Well done video, thanks for the respect. WATCH AMERICAN SNIPER
You guys should check out the “60 Minutes” episode with Marcus and Mohammed Gulab. It’s an amazing seeing Mohammed in Texas with Marcus and his mother.
Eric bana plays their commander. He does the first, incredible Hulk and an amazing job in the true story war movie, Blackhawk down. The blonde kid was the child in The Dark Knight! Marcus is the guy in the beanie cap and dark glasses, at the picnic table!
Joe rogan had the real life Lone Survivor on his show... His story is so amazing and heartbreaking. The man is an absolute beast and hero.
Such an incredible movie. I've seen it many times over the years and I still feel the same emotions every time even though I know what happens. Interesting fact - Marcus Lutrell has a twin brother who was also a Navy Seal.
38:58 it was the villages tradition to safeguard wounded guests from what I’ve heard or something along those lines so that’s why the village protected him the way they did
There seems to be 2 different ending involving when it shows the real soldiers and their actor in the movie. One version just shows their real life photo and name, but this one showed their name, real life person, and actor. Where did you guys see this version of the movie from?
a great additional story to this that they kind of showed in the movie was right after this, they sent in the Army Rangers who went in to rescue Marcus and recover the bodies and they killed all of the Taliban in the area. there is a documentary on the aftermath.
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!! 🙏🏽💯💯
What you are watching is the bravest man in the world. Real WARRIORS was born and raised in the USA. I am proud of calling myself part of this family of "The best of the best"
Authenticity is what it’s called. I live in Texas and I’m very proud to be from Texas. That’s where Marcus Luttrell, his twin brother is also a navy seal(Morgan Luttrell)are from. If you guys have a chance look up Chris Kyle, American Sniper, from Texas. I am also a sister I’m very proud marine. Staff Sergeant Nicolas Salazar.
Some other great True type or True story movie are, Saving Private Ryan, 13 hours, American Sniper, hamburger Hill, Dunkirk, 1917, big Red one, thin Red line, Hacksaw Ridge, once we were soldiers, Blackhawk Down. This director was a pretty good actor but has a real knack at directing true story movies. This Deep water survival and The Perfect Storm! He is now in Congress!😮
Great reaction! As a former Army attack helicopter pilot with combat experience, thank you. You should watch the real Marcus Luttrell tell this story…amazing!
I wish they would have brought the 3 to the extraction point, and released them when they left. 😢😢😭 The may have survived then, if the 3 didn't have expected call in points like they did. But hindsight is easy to speculate.
The description of the injuries of the recovered members bodies are just unreal what they fought through.
You’re right, it’s very easy to see solutions in hindsight ☹️ but high pressured situations are so very different in the moment, I’m sure
At the 5:06 mark in the video the guy wearing the black head beanie and glasses is Marcus Latrell the actual lone survivor that the movie is about
He now kicks much ass, in Congress! Mark also did 2 other True story movies, Deep Water Horizon, and The Perfect Storm!
If y’all like the feel and music of this movie, check out a band called “explosions in the sky.” Instrumentals only, they’re all throughout the movie. They’re in a lot of movies actually. I think y’all will like them. Favorite song is “your hand in mine, goodbye.”
One of the best books I’ve ever read. Didn’t leave the couch for hours
Great reaction! Thank you!
"Suck it up. You're a fuckin Frogman"
The most badass thing ever said.
Good video, this movie is a classic.
The tall guy with the winter wool what and the glasses who rearrange guy from hunger games and Vikings in the beginning is the real Marcus Lutrell.
19 killed (11 seals, 8 army special forces)
1 wounded
1 helicopter destroyed
Shah was seriously wounded and his group was destroyed during Operation Whalers in Kunar Province.In April 2008, Shah was killed by Pakistani troops during a gunfight in Pakistan
The guy who knocked over the coffee to the younger navy seal is the actual guy the movie is about
You guys should really hear Marcus tell the story in his own words.. He had a cameo in the movie and was a advisor on set.. This story is much deeper than what the movies shows.. SEMPER FI and Fair Sails. Rest easy warriors 🙏
39:00 "it's a chicken." -Niamh 😆
What you saw was BUDS, training to be a SEAL, which as you saw is brutal, a lot of tecjniques come from SAS training which is even worse by all accounts
British SAS is the hardest training in the world , making the best soldiers
The actor that played Axe was thanked by Axe's real mom because she said he brought her son back to life, if only for a few hours.
The stunt men literally put themselves in the hospital filming the scenes where they fell down the mountain because they wanted to make the audience realize how bad those falls were.
The guy in the Beenie after the run was the real Marcus Luttrell. Marcus' twin brother Morgan is a SEAL as well, there was a vietnam veteran in their home town that Marcus called the "town psychopath" all the kids that wanted to join the military would go to him during the summer and he would train them so they would be stronger going in he trained Marcus and his Brother as well as a couple other seals and several Army Rangers.
Marcus built a home on his property for Mohammed Gularb and his family then worked tirelessly to move them to the US because if they would have stayed the Taliban would have eventually killed them all.
So when he says "head shave or what", the guy in the beanie next to him is marcus who was the lone survivor
18:45 The old man was telling them “your deaths will come tonight”
Great reaction to a great movie guys… I subscribed… I’m a movie buff and have watched over 2500 movies and still watching… here are some other great movies to look into. War movies..Saving Private Ryan…. Hacksaw Ridge…. Platoon.
Prison movies….The Green Mile…. The Shawshank Redemption.
Magic movies…. The Prestige…The Illusionist….and for suspense…Prisoners…A Simple Plan….
More later hope to see you reaction to some of these movies. Thank.
Fun fact: The guy right at 5:32 is the REAL Marcus Luttrel. The guy did a cameo in this.
A lot of inconsistencies in this movie compared to what happened in real life. There’s a couple really well done videos on it.
I kept saying through out this video, not true, read his book. Some scenes are false or inaccurate.
@@savvylewinski4762 Yeah most of it is just plain false hahahah.
@@Razor358 Gotta love Hollywood's "movie magic"😐
@@savvylewinski4762 I wouldn’t say Hollywood movie magic, it’s more just lying about what happened to sell books and movies.
I heard Marcus kept all the book money and cut Mohammed out of the deal
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The rest of this story is also crazy. The team sent in to rescue Marcus originally got shot down lost to many good men on the chopper:(
just a little info, there was american troops in that village for weeks i believe after they rescued marcus i believe it was weeks. might have just been a week or two
I was on fire in Arizona. There was a guy that lives today,but his whole team passed away.
I didn't know about this movie, thank you for helping me find out about it.
Now that you know what Marcus Luttrell looks like, go back and see how many times you can see him pop up in the movie
This was filmed in New Mexico where I'm from. The 3 paragraphs at the end that say why they helped Mark Wahlberg's character is very important to understand!
Thank you.
@@savvylewinski4762 you're welcome
Would recommend you react to 13 Hours next after this one!
Thank you for the recommendation!
When the movies starts with that race between those 2 guys when they arrive at the table and someone asks who won.....if you look closer there is a Guy with black hat and black glasses.....that is the real Marcus (he was involved with the store of the movie)
PS: the Afghan that saved Marcus was saved by Marcus and is now în the US with his family
This movie at times makes me wonder how many young men died in combat so intense no one is left to tell the story. It happens more than we like the to think. I hope I never have to experience it.
Marcus has a twin brother who was also a SEAL. He's now in Congress.
fantastic movie... Those Beast Texans are a breed apart from the average mortal!
You guys needs to watch 13 hours. That’s another sad movie based on a true story
Definitely check out the behind the scenes of the making
Just a found this channel brilliant reaction , you guys should watch 13 hours of Benghazi amazing film
Taliban, AQ, ISIS... All really bad dudes. Veterans will talk about how they would go to houses and find the patriarch of the family nailed to the wall with his eyelids cut off and his family mutilated on the floor in front of him. Sons are tortured to d3ath and wives and daughters are r&%ed to d3ath in front of him and THEN they put a bullet in him. Just a different world over there. A much more brutal one. Happened a lot during the fall of Afghanistan too. Any Interpreters or Afghan Commandos that worked closely with the Americans had to either escape the country or suffer that kind of a fate along with their family. That's why so many American Veterans, Special Operations Soldiers in particular, were working so hard to get their people out of there before the Military withdrew. Lot of good Afghan people suffered some pretty horrible and gruesome ends at the hands of those monsters.
Marcus helped the man who saved him come to America to live and they’re, as far as I know, still very close friends.
Great Movie and Reaction !!! Thank You " You Are Never Out Of The Fight "
Many, many problems with Luttrell’s book and with this film.
Luttrell no longer communicates with the man who saved him, and who had relatives murdered as a result.
The kid is American actor Rohan Chand, a great film that he is awesome in is a comedy called "Bad Words" with Jason Bateman.
The old man said "you'll all be dead by morning"
Yall should look up what happened to marcus lutrells doflg after getting back to the states.