Yuma Tsukyimo this movie is based on a book. Hooten and Macejunas were in the book and combined for Eric Bana character. And I think Matt Rierson was also combined
Any Veteran can relate to this speech. He has another good one earlier in the movie when he says something like "once the first bullet is fired, politics and all that shit just go right out the window."
I've seen this movie only once and this scene has stuck with me for 15 years since. I am a veteran of OIF and this scene completely sums up my service and deployment. It's not about "America's freedom" it's about the man next to you, that's it. When I first watched the movie, I was in-processing my first base. It took several years for me to fully comprehend what he said. I cannot and will not explain that scene nor the feelings associated with it to any civilian.
@@dawncoleman9020 civilians of today are the warriors of tommorow. Some of them at least. Let your stories embolden the youth. Let them learn from it. It will click years later and they will remember it their entire lives.
A buddy of mine I work with served in Vietnam. He told me that when he was over there he didn't fight for his country, he didn't even fight for his momma... he fought for his brother right beside him. One of the bravest men I know. My heart goes out to all military personnel.
The real-life Delta Force operator who went by “Hoot,” and who was portrayed by Eric Bana in the movie, today fights a three-pronged enemy that continues to plague troops and veterans: post traumatic stress disorder, chronic pain and substance abuse. Almost 25 years after the infamous Battle of Mogadishu in Somalia, which led to the “Black Hawk Down” book and movie, retired Master Sgt. Norman Hooten is now Dr. Norman Hooten. Hooten is a full-time health care provider at the Orlando VA Medical Center. And he has first-hand experience with the effects of war, including a platoon sergeant he had known early in his career who died by suicide after struggling with PTSD and substance abuse
@@nardinit you just said his observation was "over analyzing" and then gave a simple, irrelevant analogy without any depth of thought.. that's funny af! "Sideways analyzing" hahaha Stunning, brave, and profound.
@@TuckFinn831 What? Irrelevant? They're both hypocritical actions at first glance, however things aren't so 1 dimensonal. This also isn't as complex as OP put it and my analogy is fitting. You're free to disagree and say why....
"We started a whole new week, it's Monday" every life is given a second chance every week of every month of every year; I hope you can all understand what I see, when you hear those words
I've used that multiple times in my leadership plans. "It's monday." I means we begin again. Shake off failure and I need everyone in the fight, fully engaged.
Anyone else just love how Hoot goes back after all that? Those guys have been out there for 15-18 hours no sleep, food, or water. Men like that deserve more than respect.
This movie came out during my senior year in HS and shortly after 9/11. It was a factor in my decision to join. 20 years later and staring down the barrel of retirement, I can only stare in awe at how quickly time flies.
I was only a few years younger and just had something traumatic happen and saw this in the theaters a few days after and I had always had a strong connection with this film.
the actor who participated in this movie got a little taste of how brutal reality can be and started appreciating their lives more and being grateful that they never had to go through what soldiers went through, something that is kinda lost nowadays.
We don't pick our fights. We don't always like what we have to do. But we understand the love for the fellow men next to us. For him I will destroy you.
Well look it's not your life so why are you worried about our's? If I get destroyed in the process of saving one of my brothers or sisters then so be it, but they definitely won't be going home.
You won't be going anywhere either, except 6-feet down. ...I'm not worried about your life, just pointing out your fallacy! hey, if you want to sacrifice your life for some guy, you barely know, knock yourself out! you won't be destroying me or anyone I care about, in the process! just so were clear....
So police and firemen shouldn't sacrifice their lives for you? If you ever visit overseas and you get kidnapped, spec ops shouldn't come and rescue you? Your train of thought is all fucked up. We need LESS people like you on this planet.
soldiers make friendships that are so close, so strong... even family ties have trouble keeping up with those bonds. being able to run across a street and know that your friend will NOT let you die, that's pretty damn special.
All facts right there. There is bond that forms through the shared suffering in both training and combat. A lot of choices are removed from your hands when you join, and only those next to you can fully relate. After 21 years of service, I haven’t made contact with a single classmate from high school in over 15 years. You become a completely different person and they change very little.
And it is pronounced "Comrade" for us. The day the majority of the people of this planet stop separating themselves over religon and politics and start confronting global threats like radical military organizations, climate change, and discrimination. We will win.
+MatrixMedal2 In Australia, we simply say mate. Our mateship assembles comradeship. Out in the field, exercise or operation, all you have is the man next to you, your mate who you will never leave behind.
I had a SgtMaj like that. "It's just war, kill or be maimed or dead, you pick it" 3 tours of Viet Nam, and he gets killed by a drunk driver while on leave. Maybe now he is at peace.
I was gonna say its so good to see it typed right for once HUA and not hooah like Al Pacino in Scent of a Woman. Then I look down and theres the idiot! "You mean hooah!"
One of those soldiers was my classmate in college and he shared his experiences with us. It was heartbreaking and the same time you have to respect them. I always refer people to this scene every time someone asks about why we are here on earth. This is it.
Seriously, this is the whole movie. "Hey Hoot... I don't say a goddamned word..." still brings tears to my eyes. God loves all D-Boys and all who stand a post.
All those year, I come back to this scene, when I want to cry.. I'm not a soldier, but a cop and yea, some people really don't understand why we all do it. Stay safe guys and watch your backs.
Respect brother. I am a 11B OEF vet who is looking to follow in your footsteps as a LEO professional. I’m super close to finishing emt school as well !
@@TheInfantry98 Respect to you too brother, good luck in emt course and stay safe on the streets. What I learned out there on patrols is that you never know what happens and you can count only on yourself and your brothers and sisters in arms. You chose difficult path, since even who seems to be a victim can attack you seconds after with a knife and you never know what to expect from anybody.. Fight agains evil is endless, but hell its worth it. Stay safe brother and thank you for your servise.
Well, I use to say that I do it for them but they don't understand why I go it for them, they just sat "We didn't ask you to do it", ofc they didn't but who will if no one do ? Do they think that the evil and the dark is keeping away by kindess and churchs ? No it's not, it's because some of us have enough to do what must be done. They never got it.
Yeah Back your brother no matter what....Go ahead and write that false police report. Turn your back while your partner beats a handcuffed suspect.....Or join in!......Yeah we know why you do it! F.T.P
Damn !! Nothing ever changes .. Its still about the man next to you .. Who knew ?? Most people will never get that .. Most people don't have jobs that can end up in death ..
Delta really are a different bread. A ranger once asked an operator for advice on clearing rooms, he said this: "Just take it to the plate. And keep going." Legends
My dad was a Ranger, 82nd Airborne 75th regiment 2nd battalion. He was in the last part of Vietnam, fought in Grenada, and then Panama. After that, he left the service shortly before the action in Somalia. I remember well what his reaction was to that whole fiasco, because when he learned of the true scale of what had happened there he completely broke down. I had never seen my dad cry before, but learning that several of his closest friends had died there for nothing turned him from the hardest and most stoic man I'd ever known into a sand castle in a hurricane.
When i was younger I loved this speech. Now I'm older and I look around, I realise when you and your enemy fight only protect the men next to them regardless of the justification of the cause. We will never not have wars - and never not need men like these. Or think their bravado and speeches some ideal.
This movie is the best military movie till date thanks Hollywood for giving us such memories. Greetings from india Huge fan of Eric Bana This is not just a movie but an emotion
My son recently went through basic training.I got a message one day during week 3 at 630am saying ‘love you’.to be honest I was expecting it He was ready to quit and walk away, I managed to turn him around because I’m a veteran myself One of the things I said was ‘they can’t stop time,tomorrow will come and then it will be a brand new day’ I took his first salute June last year,he now is coming top in everything he does We have a £1 bet he will go special forces,ridiculous not really,as any veteran will understand sometimes all that matters is saying a few words that can change your direction totally🇬🇧
This could not have been more perfectly displayed. A lot of my guys I served in OIF 1-2 with didn't agree with why we were there, so for us it was all about the man next to you. The bonds forged in the fires of combat are some of the closest bonds you will ever develop, if not the closest bond.
This movie, and Hoots speech itself, motivated me to become a 75th Ranger at a young age. Now that I leave for basic soon, 10 years later, and I go from Basic, to Infantry, and finally RASP. Definitely came a long way from just one movie and a well scripted speech🤙🏻
I remember watching this movie with my bestfriend and his father. Who was a Major and in the command center when this went down. He narrated so much of it. And at the end he looked at us both and said “boys maybe one day you’ll serve and understand what this meant….but I fear that day for you both as well”. Couple years later his son would join the army and deployed to Iraq/2008 and Africa/2010. I would join the Marines and deploy Afghanistan 2010. We both understand that final speech proudly and sadly
From the ancient days of the Spartans until the present, soldiers say the same thing which is as true now as it was back then. Honor, loyalty, and looking out for your fellow soldier next to you. While politicians debate policy from their cozy statehouses and send soldiers to fight for their self-interests, politics mean nothing to the common man who fights and bleeds for his fellow soldiers fighting alongside him. Thank you, United States Military for keeping us safe.
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I love it. "They don't understand". He is right. People who mock our soldiers will never know what our men see. I have so much respect and gratitude for our nations military. Never seen the movie, looks good.
I've been a soldier, been in a warzone, been in combat and I have watched my friends and others die. There are a few who are in it for the paycheck, some others who are in it for the adrenaline. But seriously, the vast majority do it for other reasons. They enter in with the idea of being defenders, they hold together for those who fight beside them. Yes, "used". Because it is a trust betrayed. That our lives will not be expended for any but the most dire reasons and not for economics or ego.
Well I don't like being used for anyone s stupid ridiculousness,they haven't endured all this crap as I or some others have...this should of been over long time ago, especially certain segments n more progress made, not everyone is going to be in everyones lives or continue on through various journeys...quit holding my stuff away from me n I wouldn't be as standoffish or at such a standstill w stuff...it's bullshit,there's things that have not been accomplished or corrected n it's halting other success.. what the hell y'all expect or hope that's I myself in a positive perspective would attempt to accomplish n not the innaproppriate stuff others know I'm not wanting to for their horrible reasons..u know what I mean
I love how he enjoys hot chow. Unless you've served, you have no idea how amazing hot chow is even though you shove it down as fast as you can, because you've got another patrol to go on.
for some reason the one line that gets me is when he walks off and says casually " hey its monday we start a whole new week". he says it as if he hadnt been through hell and back, like nothing affects him.
I served 30 odd years in the fire service. Fire-fighter and officer. I truly felt we had each others backs. But I cannot imagine what that feeling must be like amongst soldiers.
I served with a bunch of HEROES that didn't come back. I made it back but with TBI. Then again, I'm still alive, my brothers aren't. They were not losers or suckers. Eff anyone who says they aren't HEROES!
To all the heroes of these past wars. It wasn't the cause as much as how you conducted yourself with honor that makes you a hero. Standing by the person next to you, and do the best you could. You are among the best we have to offer.
I love the quick look he gives at 0:26. Its like he recognizes the struggle with everything that Hartnett is having, so he takes the moment to give him a motivational speech before he goes back out.
My Dad was at D-Day & after, he saw things, he did things, as a wartime Paratrooper they were usually up against the evil of the SS, "We did things Son, 'cos it was them or us", was what he once said to me. He had me late in life, & he wouldn't speak about the war to my older siblings, but time is a great healer & in his later years, he used to talk to me often about what he went through. I can say this, my dad would understand precisely what Eric Bana's character means.
Truer words are seldom spoken, even though it's a movie it is incredibly accurate. I was in the Army, never saw combat, but I've been a full time firefighter for 16 years and the same applies there. Firefighters often go to extremes to save a life, but also so our brother firefighters are not alone in dangerous situations. When the shit hits the fan it has nothing to do with pride, or a paycheck, it's all about having each others back no matter what.
We will never understand.Words cant explain it for us who are at home.BUT YOU BET YOUR SWEET ASS WE CAN FEEL IT....BLESS EVERY MAN WHO IS WILLING TO LEAVE AMERICA AND FIGHT FOR US....YOU ARE THE REAL HERO'S....You will never be forgotten.
Agent1W That questions shows that you haven´t understood him. He says "I´m better on my own." ,to protect him. He doesn´t want him to go out again and maybe die.
Agent1W that means he doesn't want others keep responsible for protecting him and dying for him, he prefers to go out there and fight by himself, while protecting men next to him.
name of soundtrack : Black Hawk Down : Soundtrack full Edition | 41. Monday Morning (Complete OST Album) And I uploaded the 41 black hawk down soundtracks to my channel for those who are interested, even those that are not in the original list and that you have been looking for years like me
I finally told my little brother that I will be joining the military either next year or a few years from now. At first he threw a tantrum and then he finally asked me "why sis, why do you want to join the military?" I didn't know what to say to him. I didn't what to say to make an eight year understand my logic for joining. That right there about the man next to you pretty much sums it up though. My family has joined the military for many generations. Many proud with lots of medals and awards flashing on their chest. I hope to make them proud one day and be able to keep this country and my family just as safe as the generations in my family before me.
Gothic serpent is the reason I joined the army, I was 504th pir for 3 years before joining 2/75, but the movie was good but my brother was a ranger at the time of Somalia and he was there and he told me shit about it that wasn’t in the movie, These men fought the fight not for America but for the men on side of them and that gave me chills when he told me that, I knew I was gonna serve. I’ve given 12 years of blood, sweat and more tears than anything and I’d do it all over again. RLTW
You got to watch a movie in basic training??? What the hell has the Army come to these days? I went through Jackson in 2008 and we didn't get any damn movie!! Phone calls only about 2 maybe 3 times a month, from a payphone and you had to wait in line and only got 5-10 minutes. And they called us soft then....WTF???
My favorite line of Bana's in this movie was always "you know what I think? It don't matter what I think." He knows why he's there and doesn't care about any of the politics or other bullshit.
I just got back from Basic, because of injuries, and I have to say, this is exactly what my Drill Sgts taught us. That no matter what the reason, philosophy, or etc... Once the rounds start flying by your head, it's about the guys next to you.
you people are missing the point, it's about the man next to you and thats it, most people won't abandon their best friend or family member. Thats the whole point of this film, soliders will never leave a fallen brother behind, no matter what the odds, just like the canadian military "we never leave a troop behind, dead or alive"
This is the line people fail to see when considering the necessity of going to war. It’s not about wanting to kill the other guy, or conquer his land, it’s about being there for the men next to you.
Yeah the sayings and actions were but the name was real as there really was a guy there nicknamed "Hoot"....Ewan McGregors character was more of a composite and the name was changed on his character completely because the guy in real life ended up being a pedophile.
To clarify this for you. Rangers (75th ranger regiment) are special operations soldiers, falling under USSOCOM, which includes Delta, SEALS, 160th SOAR (the pilots were SOF too) etc... Delta or 1st SFOD (now know as CAG) are special operations soldiers who were selected from the Ranger Regiment or the Special Forces ODA teams. Also not all rangers are grunts (11B's). The rangers are anything but normal grunts. They are the BEST infantryman
I got to know Hoot in the late 90's. I use to deliver to his house when my UPS route was in Southern Pines NC. 145 Valhalla Road. Still remember the address. Very down to Earth guy.
"Once that first bullet goes past your head politics goes right out the window"
*politics AND ALL THAT SHIT
I said politics right...
Well said. Damn good movie. I love this movie but can't watch it too often because it's so damn heartwrenching.
Yes... but everything about war is product of money and politics.
Most people either a) piss themselves b) shit themselves or c) a combination of a) and b).
His real name is Sgt Jonathan Macejunas. True hero. In the movie he returns once to the city, but in fact he did this five times... alone.
Norm R. Hooten is a real person. I believe he and Macejunas were combined for this movie.
Yuma Tsukyimo this movie is based on a book. Hooten and Macejunas were in the book and combined for Eric Bana character. And I think Matt Rierson was also combined
@@WolfDaimyo, Hoot is actually a doctor in FL. Orlando area VA from what I've heard.
Hoot was actually blonde in the book.
Pat McCrotch yeah. I think both hooted and macejunas were blonde. They said the character was also based on Matt rierson who I believe had dark hair
Any Veteran can relate to this speech. He has another good one earlier in the movie when he says something like "once the first bullet is fired, politics and all that shit just go right out the window."
AIRBORNE!!!
Amen brother
I've seen this movie only once and this scene has stuck with me for 15 years since. I am a veteran of OIF and this scene completely sums up my service and deployment. It's not about "America's freedom" it's about the man next to you, that's it. When I first watched the movie, I was in-processing my first base. It took several years for me to fully comprehend what he said. I cannot and will not explain that scene nor the feelings associated with it to any civilian.
No one cares
@@dawncoleman9020 civilians of today are the warriors of tommorow. Some of them at least. Let your stories embolden the youth. Let them learn from it. It will click years later and they will remember it their entire lives.
A buddy of mine I work with served in Vietnam. He told me that when he was over there he didn't fight for his country, he didn't even fight for his momma... he fought for his brother right beside him. One of the bravest men I know. My heart goes out to all military personnel.
nice to go to a pointless war
jp blame our politicians
@@JohnDoe-qq8ws and Who elect them?
jp The people, who know nothing about the evils of war
@@JohnDoe-qq8ws aassssss holes
The real-life Delta Force operator who went by “Hoot,” and who was portrayed by Eric Bana in the movie, today fights a three-pronged enemy that continues to plague troops and veterans: post traumatic stress disorder, chronic pain and substance abuse.
Almost 25 years after the infamous Battle of Mogadishu in Somalia, which led to the “Black Hawk Down” book and movie, retired Master Sgt. Norman Hooten is now Dr. Norman Hooten.
Hooten is a full-time health care provider at the Orlando VA Medical Center. And he has first-hand experience with the effects of war, including a platoon sergeant he had known early in his career who died by suicide after struggling with PTSD and substance abuse
Norm is one great guy! A true patriot!
May I ask who the platoon sergeant was?
Oh. Wow. thanks for sharing.
This is the part of the story they don't show in Hollywood.
The broken alcoholic/drug addicted vets.
@@Bahamut998 reality is not sexy enough, does not sell enough seats in the theater. USN 1984-1994, service connected disabilities.
I love how he gives a inspirational brotherhood speech but still advises him to stay back. Describes the complexity of his nature
You're over-analyzing. It's just like a parent smoker that tells their kid not to smoke. Is that complex?
@@nardinit you just said his observation was "over analyzing" and then gave a simple, irrelevant analogy without any depth of thought.. that's funny af! "Sideways analyzing" hahaha Stunning, brave, and profound.
@@TuckFinn831 What? Irrelevant? They're both hypocritical actions at first glance, however things aren't so 1 dimensonal. This also isn't as complex as OP put it and my analogy is fitting. You're free to disagree and say why....
@@TuckFinn831 Analogy makes perfect sense to me.
@@Prometheus7272 so it's all about self harm then? MIND BLOWING
"We started a whole new week, it's Monday" every life is given a second chance every week of every month of every year; I hope you can all understand what I see, when you hear those words
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When I'm trying to even out from being really bad I just brighten up and say.; "It's Monday" We just started a whole different week!"
I've used that multiple times in my leadership plans. "It's monday." I means we begin again. Shake off failure and I need everyone in the fight, fully engaged.
You cannot bleed with a man and not form a bond
Calenhad Bes'uliik
Nice where did get that from.
Calenhad Bes'uliik beautiful words
Book or movie.
I think I created it.
+Calenhad Bes'uliik That's why I made all my friends from my trips to the blood bank.
Anyone else just love how Hoot goes back after all that? Those guys have been out there for 15-18 hours no sleep, food, or water. Men like that deserve more than respect.
I served in the Marines with guys like this...different cloth they're cut from!!!!
@@tima.478 respect from polish army 🇵🇱
@@chudybyk653 Much appreciated my friend!
@@tima.478 did they end up in the Raiders? Force Recon?
Running in the heat with there gear
This movie came out during my senior year in HS and shortly after 9/11. It was a factor in my decision to join. 20 years later and staring down the barrel of retirement, I can only stare in awe at how quickly time flies.
Have you murdered a lot of innocent women and children following the orders of your evil government of bankers and lawyers?
Huh.. that would make you like 39 or 40 years old tops.. that's barely even considered middle aged now
@@KamalaChameleon Yes, you can retire from the military at 20 years of service. I’ll be collecting retirement and starting a second career.
Thanks for your service, man. Cheers 🍻
I was only a few years younger and just had something traumatic happen and saw this in the theaters a few days after and I had always had a strong connection with this film.
"Go home Prince of Troy"
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Achilles:*Stabs Spear into the ground* .. HECTOOOOOOOOOOOOOOORRR!!!!,,,.......HECTOOOOOOOOOORRR!!!!!!!
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ERIC BANA ,Awesome actor. A real humble person in real life
@d jack - One of the few.
the actor who participated in this movie got a little taste of how brutal reality can be and started appreciating their lives more and being grateful that they never had to go through what soldiers went through, something that is kinda lost nowadays.
A Victorian 💪🏻
Wow hope to see and meet this guy. 😊
We don't pick our fights. We don't always like what we have to do. But we understand the love for the fellow men next to us. For him I will destroy you.
Really? for him you will be destroyed...
Have you ever served? Are you a selfish coward who thinks that it's all about you and no one else?
Well look it's not your life so why are you worried about our's? If I get destroyed in the process of saving one of my brothers or sisters then so be it, but they definitely won't be going home.
You won't be going anywhere either, except 6-feet down. ...I'm not worried about your life, just pointing out your fallacy! hey, if you want to sacrifice your life for some guy, you barely know, knock yourself out! you won't be destroying me or anyone I care about, in the process! just so were clear....
So police and firemen shouldn't sacrifice their lives for you? If you ever visit overseas and you get kidnapped, spec ops shouldn't come and rescue you? Your train of thought is all fucked up. We need LESS people like you on this planet.
He is right, People will never understand why we do it
His point is that the people who have trouble understanding are specifically the ones who need to ask that question.
That's the damn truth....
You never did shit so shut the fuck up bitch
@@TeenySolorzano un called for
They sure won’t they’ll never understand
Eric Bana is such an underrated actor.
no he isn't he's just choosy about the work he does
@@sonnysantana5454what does that have to do with him being underrated? I’m saying he doesn’t get enough credit for the roles he’s already taken.
soldiers make friendships that are so close, so strong... even family ties have trouble keeping up with those bonds. being able to run across a street and know that your friend will NOT let you die, that's pretty damn special.
Truth! They fight for the "brother on the right and left" and willing to die for their brother, as many have.
All facts right there. There is bond that forms through the shared suffering in both training and combat. A lot of choices are removed from your hands when you join, and only those next to you can fully relate. After 21 years of service, I haven’t made contact with a single classmate from high school in over 15 years. You become a completely different person and they change very little.
Absolutely factual statement. Imagine the bond of fighting, killing and almost dying with someone day in and day out for months.
Once a bullet flys by your head poilitics and shit don't matter anymore - Hoot
"it's about the men next to you". Anyone who has served can attest that that line hits hard.
It's something that civilians will never know.
Hey Hoot why do you do it man? You some kind of war junky? Hoot? Why aren't you answering me? HEY HOOT!?
He's never said a goddamn word ever since.
MrCharrrles
He knows that you won't understand
MrCharrrles Hoot? Hoot?? HOOOOT
Then he saw a civilian try to replicate these values he said and called him a UnAmerican Commie.
@@VVeltanschauung187 your comment is even funnier when you realize Eric Bana looks like Snake.
Me in the break room at work, co worker asks "going back out there?"
"You know, people ask me, Why do you do it man? Why? Are you some company man?"
double-o G lmfao
It's about your next paycheck. That's it. That's all it ever was.
This shit had me.rolling.. I woke up my wife at 3 in the mourning from laugthing
@@raulcampoverde3159 Oh shit man hope you feel better
No you are corpo rat get a life
In German we have a word for "the man next to you" .. it is "Kamerad".
And it is pronounced "Comrade" for us. The day the majority of the people of this planet stop separating themselves over religon and politics and start confronting global threats like radical military organizations, climate change, and discrimination. We will win.
+MatrixMedal2 In Australia, we simply say mate. Our mateship assembles comradeship. Out in the field, exercise or operation, all you have is the man next to you, your mate who you will never leave behind.
That pretty much describes it. :)
I think from US, Brits, Germans, Australian, it all boils down to one word to guys who've been in combat....... Brother.
Fratello!
Any soldier willing to go right back out into a fight after going through hell like that, they’re extremely brave and deserve respect.
@@Kay-ey4xn go with the Taliban then
As a soldier, it's not a thing. It's what they're expected to do. It's not an option. It's literally the job.
I was one.
They don’t understand… they don’t understand why they do it…
I had a SgtMaj like that. "It's just war, kill or be maimed or dead, you pick it" 3 tours of Viet Nam, and he gets killed by a drunk driver while on leave. Maybe now he is at peace.
It's about the man next to you.. Hua!
Tira Diaz it's the air force saying. It's some stupid acronym
Heard, Understood, And Acknowledged. Later was replaced with Rodger for ease of understanding on the radio.
I used to smoke my joes for saying that shit.
*Don't even think about it alright? I'm better on my own.*
Like what....
I was gonna say its so good to see it typed right for once HUA and not hooah like Al Pacino in Scent of a Woman. Then I look down and theres the idiot! "You mean hooah!"
Legend says he's still chewing to this day
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One of those soldiers was my classmate in college and he shared his experiences with us. It was heartbreaking and the same time you have to respect them. I always refer people to this scene every time someone asks about why we are here on earth. This is it.
for real.im saddened by their death .even i lost that war my mother and my sister and 8 my relative .
No one cares
Wow.
@@xt3nsiiv2 lol with ya gay football badge
This was based off a book. So I call bollocks on your wee story
Seriously, this is the whole movie. "Hey Hoot... I don't say a goddamned word..." still brings tears to my eyes. God loves all D-Boys and all who stand a post.
God loves everyone of us that stood a post, at least, that's what I pray.
Salute from Indonesia,this movie never get old.
All those year, I come back to this scene, when I want to cry.. I'm not a soldier, but a cop and yea, some people really don't understand why we all do it. Stay safe guys and watch your backs.
Respect brother. I am a 11B OEF vet who is looking to follow in your footsteps as a LEO professional. I’m super close to finishing emt school as well !
@@TheInfantry98 Respect to you too brother, good luck in emt course and stay safe on the streets. What I learned out there on patrols is that you never know what happens and you can count only on yourself and your brothers and sisters in arms. You chose difficult path, since even who seems to be a victim can attack you seconds after with a knife and you never know what to expect from anybody.. Fight agains evil is endless, but hell its worth it. Stay safe brother and thank you for your servise.
Well, I use to say that I do it for them but they don't understand why I go it for them, they just sat "We didn't ask you to do it", ofc they didn't but who will if no one do ? Do they think that the evil and the dark is keeping away by kindess and churchs ? No it's not, it's because some of us have enough to do what must be done. They never got it.
Respect you ,bro,it’s about the men next to you
Yeah Back your brother no matter what....Go ahead and write that false police report. Turn your back while your partner beats a handcuffed suspect.....Or join in!......Yeah we know why you do it!
F.T.P
Damn !! Nothing ever changes .. Its still about the man next to you .. Who knew ?? Most people will never get that .. Most people don't have jobs that can end up in death ..
Still true . Its about shared pain and sacrifice .
Especially now days since we got rid of most of our manufacturing jobs.
No one get's left behind. Every one of us comes home. Every one.
chads still watch
Sure thing mary
This is one of those movies you can watch over and over again and never grow tired of it.
I must have watched this movie 20 times. Absolutely one of the best ever made. It's all about the man next to you. Well said.
It is no doubt a very very great film.
Delta really are a different bread.
A ranger once asked an operator for advice on clearing rooms, he said this: "Just take it to the plate. And keep going."
Legends
Jesus, as in take the hits to center vest plate? Damn.
Got the tatoo, not a bread, just the training and experience,,,,,
“People ask me HEY HOOT, why do you chew like that?...why?”
Lmao
My dad was a Ranger, 82nd Airborne 75th regiment 2nd battalion. He was in the last part of Vietnam, fought in Grenada, and then Panama. After that, he left the service shortly before the action in Somalia. I remember well what his reaction was to that whole fiasco, because when he learned of the true scale of what had happened there he completely broke down. I had never seen my dad cry before, but learning that several of his closest friends had died there for nothing turned him from the hardest and most stoic man I'd ever known into a sand castle in a hurricane.
It's amazing that the men who fight the battles have more honor than the men who sent them there in the first place.
100%
💯
When i was younger I loved this speech.
Now I'm older and I look around, I realise when you and your enemy fight only protect the men next to them regardless of the justification of the cause. We will never not have wars - and never not need men like these. Or think their bravado and speeches some ideal.
This movie is the best military movie till date thanks Hollywood for giving us such memories.
Greetings from india
Huge fan of Eric Bana
This is not just a movie but an emotion
My son recently went through basic training.I got a message one day during week 3 at 630am saying ‘love you’.to be honest I was expecting it
He was ready to quit and walk away, I managed to turn him around because I’m a veteran myself
One of the things I said was ‘they can’t stop time,tomorrow will come and then it will be a brand new day’
I took his first salute June last year,he now is coming top in everything he does
We have a £1 bet he will go special forces,ridiculous not really,as any veteran will understand sometimes all that matters is saying a few words that can change your direction totally🇬🇧
Kudos. I hope your son is doing great.
He's just passed out a year and your betting on him going Hereford. Jeez mate, give the kid a break
Thanks for sharing this lovely family memory. Reminded me of this line: "Till the day breaks and the shadows flee."
This could not have been more perfectly displayed. A lot of my guys I served in OIF 1-2 with didn't agree with why we were there, so for us it was all about the man next to you. The bonds forged in the fires of combat are some of the closest bonds you will ever develop, if not the closest bond.
Hooah brother from a canadian who's got Military family who went to Iraq and Afghanistan cheers
@@truenorthgamesthank you, and for your families sacrifices in the name of peace, and freedom
I found it really difficult to make new friends after leaving the service. It's... just not the same.
so few words have never been truer
This movie, and Hoots speech itself, motivated me to become a 75th Ranger at a young age. Now that I leave for basic soon, 10 years later, and I go from Basic, to Infantry, and finally RASP. Definitely came a long way from just one movie and a well scripted speech🤙🏻
I hope option 40 did you well.
Lol the irony "it's about the MEN next to ya" then he says "I'm better on my OWN" Hardcore Delta boy
Not really irony.
Yeah cause he was tryna keep him im a safe zone dummy
I remember watching this movie with my bestfriend and his father. Who was a Major and in the command center when this went down. He narrated so much of it. And at the end he looked at us both and said “boys maybe one day you’ll serve and understand what this meant….but I fear that day for you both as well”. Couple years later his son would join the army and deployed to Iraq/2008 and Africa/2010. I would join the Marines and deploy Afghanistan 2010. We both understand that final speech proudly and sadly
Thanks for sharing this Tony. May God bless you and your friend.
From the ancient days of the Spartans until the present, soldiers say the same thing which is as true now as it was back then. Honor, loyalty, and looking out for your fellow soldier next to you. While politicians debate policy from their cozy statehouses and send soldiers to fight for their self-interests, politics mean nothing to the common man who fights and bleeds for his fellow soldiers fighting alongside him. Thank you, United States Military for keeping us safe.
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I love it. "They don't understand". He is right. People who mock our soldiers will never know what our men see. I have so much respect and gratitude for our nations military. Never seen the movie, looks good.
I've been a soldier, been in a warzone, been in combat and I have watched my friends and others die. There are a few who are in it for the paycheck, some others who are in it for the adrenaline. But seriously, the vast majority do it for other reasons. They enter in with the idea of being defenders, they hold together for those who fight beside them. Yes, "used". Because it is a trust betrayed. That our lives will not be expended for any but the most dire reasons and not for economics or ego.
Well I don't like being used for anyone s stupid ridiculousness,they haven't endured all this crap as I or some others have...this should of been over long time ago, especially certain segments n more progress made, not everyone is going to be in everyones lives or continue on through various journeys...quit holding my stuff away from me n I wouldn't be as standoffish or at such a standstill w stuff...it's bullshit,there's things that have not been accomplished or corrected n it's halting other success.. what the hell y'all expect or hope that's I myself in a positive perspective would attempt to accomplish n not the innaproppriate stuff others know I'm not wanting to for their horrible reasons..u know what I mean
Frankly lots of guys join the military because they don't know what else to do.
And they are idealists. I know I'm one of them.
So god damn right, in the end its for the guy next to u, Nothing else.
I love this scene never understood it as a child, now i understand as am 23 now.
The casting of BlackHawk Down is perfect. Every single actor nailed his character to Perfection!!
amazing accent from an Aussie actor
ye i really like him, so sad there aint that many good movies with him :S
Yeah. You also know that Jason Isaacs (Capt. Steele) is English as well? You'd never know watching this film
@@Red_Beard2798 Most of the cast of this movie aren't even American.
Aussie troops were there in Somalia too SASR (special forces) aswell
I love how he enjoys hot chow. Unless you've served, you have no idea how amazing hot chow is even though you shove it down as fast as you can, because you've got another patrol to go on.
Damn right Brother,Hot chow is a God Send while deployed,In the sand Box. 🐗
@@garrettwoodard2558 best to you
Why do you think we love tea so much (UK)? Have a brew, get back out there. Always time enough to brew up!
A field kitchen and field shower are great morale boosters when you have access to them.
Beans and bullets
for some reason the one line that gets me is when he walks off and says casually " hey its monday we start a whole new week". he says it as if he hadnt been through hell and back, like nothing affects him.
I served 30 odd years in the fire service. Fire-fighter and officer. I truly felt we had each others backs. But I cannot imagine what that feeling must be like amongst soldiers.
I served with a bunch of HEROES that didn't come back. I made it back but with TBI. Then again, I'm still alive, my brothers aren't. They were not losers or suckers. Eff anyone who says they aren't HEROES!
To all the heroes of these past wars. It wasn't the cause as much as how you conducted yourself with honor that makes you a hero. Standing by the person next to you, and do the best you could. You are among the best we have to offer.
I love the quick look he gives at 0:26. Its like he recognizes the struggle with everything that Hartnett is having, so he takes the moment to give him a motivational speech before he goes back out.
I love this scene I always revisit it in my mind and here on TH-cam. It’s powerful, beautiful and haunting all at the same time.
I have the same feeling every day after work at my home.
My Dad was at D-Day & after, he saw things, he did things, as a wartime Paratrooper they were usually up against the evil of the SS, "We did things Son, 'cos it was them or us", was what he once said to me. He had me late in life, & he wouldn't speak about the war to my older siblings, but time is a great healer & in his later years, he used to talk to me often about what he went through. I can say this, my dad would understand precisely what Eric Bana's character means.
Truer words are seldom spoken, even though it's a movie it is incredibly accurate. I was in the Army, never saw combat, but I've been a full time firefighter for 16 years and the same applies there. Firefighters often go to extremes to save a life, but also so our brother firefighters are not alone in dangerous situations. When the shit hits the fan it has nothing to do with pride, or a paycheck, it's all about having each others back no matter what.
tewksbury driver u firefighters are warriors with hoses n firepumps n jaws of life etc 😎
I've always wanted him to say, "When I go home, people ask me, "Hoot... why you give a hoot?"
We will never understand.Words cant explain it for us who are at home.BUT YOU BET YOUR SWEET ASS WE CAN FEEL IT....BLESS EVERY MAN WHO IS WILLING TO LEAVE AMERICA AND FIGHT FOR US....YOU ARE THE REAL HERO'S....You will never be forgotten.
I absolutely love this scene, but the week does start on Sunday, not Monday lol
You were right hoot " It's all the men next to you" best line ever Eric Bana your the best actor on the planet earth
Fire everything! :P
loooooooooooooooooooooooool
Then in the next moment he says, "I'm better on my own." A dichotomy that's seems to make Army sense?
Agent1W That questions shows that you haven´t understood him.
He says "I´m better on my own." ,to protect him. He doesn´t want him to go out again and maybe die.
Agent1W that means he doesn't want others keep responsible for protecting him and dying for him, he prefers to go out there and fight by himself, while protecting men next to him.
"Black Hawk Down" Soundtrack - Leave no Man Behind by Hans Zimmer. )))
No, I found it. It's "They Won't Understand Why We Do It".
Vasya Pupkin maaaan, wtf thank you so much, Im sesrching for this soundtrack for 12fcking years. Also With my familly. Thank you so much
@@vasyapupkin6627 I don’t speak english well but i wanna say thank you
I’m looking for this sound fucking many years
name of soundtrack : Black Hawk Down : Soundtrack full Edition | 41. Monday Morning (Complete OST Album)
And I uploaded the 41 black hawk down soundtracks to my channel for those who are interested, even those that are not in the original list and that you have been looking for years like me
I finally told my little brother that I will be joining the military either next year or a few years from now. At first he threw a tantrum and then he finally asked me "why sis, why do you want to join the military?" I didn't know what to say to him. I didn't what to say to make an eight year understand my logic for joining. That right there about the man next to you pretty much sums it up though. My family has joined the military for many generations. Many proud with lots of medals and awards flashing on their chest. I hope to make them proud one day and be able to keep this country and my family just as safe as the generations in my family before me.
Gothic serpent is the reason I joined the army, I was 504th pir for 3 years before joining 2/75, but the movie was good but my brother was a ranger at the time of Somalia and he was there and he told me shit about it that wasn’t in the movie, These men fought the fight not for America but for the men on side of them and that gave me chills when he told me that, I knew I was gonna serve. I’ve given 12 years of blood, sweat and more tears than anything and I’d do it all over again. RLTW
It's so true. I really have no words to explain it sometimes that people who didn't go could understand.
" They wont understand' Amen
Brotherhood. Just plain brotherhood is why we go out again and again.
They showed this to us in Basic. Bravo 787 Lenoardwood
You got to watch a movie in basic training??? What the hell has the Army come to these days? I went through Jackson in 2008 and we didn't get any damn movie!! Phone calls only about 2 maybe 3 times a month, from a payphone and you had to wait in line and only got 5-10 minutes. And they called us soft then....WTF???
My favorite line of Bana's in this movie was always "you know what I think? It don't matter what I think." He knows why he's there and doesn't care about any of the politics or other bullshit.
One of my favorite movies of all time. Must have watched it a dozen times.
Reminds me of what Perseus said to Zeus “If we fight and we die, we do it for each other, not for you”
I just got back from Basic, because of injuries, and I have to say, this is exactly what my Drill Sgts taught us. That no matter what the reason, philosophy, or etc... Once the rounds start flying by your head, it's about the guys next to you.
A true man, a true warrior.
Truer words have never been spoken.
I remember seeing this movie at 15 years old. Such a powerful movie.
This is why they call the green berets "silent professionals", much respect.
they were delta?
His picture is rare among srgt eversman and his team when a ranger was dying of a mortal leg wound.
you people are missing the point, it's about the man next to you and thats it, most people won't abandon their best friend or family member. Thats the whole point of this film, soliders will never leave a fallen brother behind, no matter what the odds, just like the canadian military "we never leave a troop behind, dead or alive"
Fuck Canada, Lady Liberty's the way to go!
Phillip Sorrells fuck you, lady liberty is in guantanamo bay.
Phillip Sorrells fuck you troll, you flag waving commie pig
agreed.
Its silly propaganda.
The truth is that you and the man next to you shouldn't be there.
Let the rich man and his sons fight their own wars.
The most valuable thing on the battlefield is the men around you.
Every scene of this movie is epic and milestone in itself. Perhaps few scenes are far better than many entire hollywood movie.
This is the line people fail to see when considering the necessity of going to war. It’s not about wanting to kill the other guy, or conquer his land, it’s about being there for the men next to you.
It's about being there with your fellow war criminals invading a land that got nothing to do with you
"it's about the men standing next to you"
"I'm better off on my own" :|
Been there & done it...know how he feels.
This speech speaks loud and clear, black hawk down and saving private Ryan is by far the 2 best movie I seen
No matter where you go, there you are
Hope is a good thing, maybe the best of things, and worth fighting for
I miss you dad, hug mom for me
This guy was a composite character
Charles Beckwith He literally was based on multiple people in the Delta unit
Yeah the sayings and actions were but the name was real as there really was a guy there nicknamed "Hoot"....Ewan McGregors character was more of a composite and the name was changed on his character completely because the guy in real life ended up being a pedophile.
so many years ago but still this scene touches my heart so much
To clarify this for you. Rangers (75th ranger regiment) are special operations soldiers, falling under USSOCOM, which includes Delta, SEALS, 160th SOAR (the pilots were SOF too) etc... Delta or 1st SFOD (now know as CAG) are special operations soldiers who were selected from the Ranger Regiment or the Special Forces ODA teams. Also not all rangers are grunts (11B's). The rangers are anything but normal grunts. They are the BEST infantryman
Yup, elite light infantry…
I was going to press the like button but i leave that to the real ones...MUCH RESPECT BUD
Love Erik bana. I never watched this but I will ❤
Hans Zimmer, some of his best work.
hawk tuah😂😂
That’s what it boils down to: “...it’s about the men next to you...”
Amen
I got to know Hoot in the late 90's. I use to deliver to his house when my UPS route was in Southern Pines NC. 145 Valhalla Road. Still remember the address. Very down to Earth guy.
I remembered this scene today. There are this kind of people in this world just about the work.
When Men crying when see this moment