Forrest Gump: Forrest joins the army (HD CLIP)
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- Forrest Gump: Forrest joins the army
What’s happening in this Forrest Gump movie clip?
Forrest (Tom Hanks) tells the story of how he joined the army and was a pretty gifted soldier while Jenny (Robin Wright) was getting fired from University and singing in a cabaret.
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What’s the movie Forrest Gump about?
Stupid is as stupid does, says Forrest Gump (played by Tom Hanks in an Oscar-winning performance) as he discusses his relative level of intelligence with a stranger while waiting for a bus. Despite his sub-normal IQ, Gump leads a truly charmed life, with a ringside seat for many of the most memorable events of the second half of the 20th century. Entirely without trying, Forrest teaches Elvis Presley to dance, becomes a football star, meets John F. Kennedy, serves with honor in Vietnam, meets Lyndon Johnson, speaks at an anti-war rally at the Washington Monument, hangs out with the Yippies, defeats the Chinese national team in table tennis, meets Richard Nixon, discovers the break-in at the Watergate, opens a profitable shrimping business, becomes an original investor in Apple Computers, and decides to run back and forth across the country for several years. Meanwhile, as the remarkable parade of his life goes by, Forrest never forgets Jenny (Robin Wright Penn), the girl he loved as a boy, who makes her own journey through the turbulence of the 1960s and 1970s that is far more troubled than the path Forrest happens upon. Featured alongside Tom Hanks are Sally Field as Forrest's mother, Gary Sinise as his commanding officer in Vietnam, Mykelti Williamson as his ill-fated Army buddy who is familiar with every recipe that involves shrimp, and the special effects artists whose digital magic place Forrest amidst a remarkable array of historical events and people.
Credits: © 1994 Paramount Pictures.
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Drill sergeant loved him more than Jenny
Goddammit fw you must have an iq of 170
I’ll gladly have a conversation with one of my old drill instructors as opposed to most civilian “friends” I’ve had growing up. I don’t know exactly how to explain it, but even after everything they put me through those men still respected me more than those people
@@HunterKiller762 I was friends with a drill instructor. I was a ROTC 2LT and he was an OCS 2LT and we trained together at Ft. Bragg. At any rate, this fellow was such a pleasant, level headed and accepting person. He really did always see the good in everyone and stay upbeat. I asked him once about his past life as a drill and he said something like "we have to treat them that way - we're trying to make them into good soldiers". I actually think the military does a good job of selecting quality people to be drill instructors (just my opinion).
@@PeterCacioppi Bob Ross was a drill seargant. Thats why he was so calmly spoken in later life as he had his fill of having to speak to people like that. Its needed i guess to produce good soldiers.
@@spwicks1980 Wow! Great tidbit. Indeed, my friend was soft spoken and easy going, always smiling, a lot of Bob Ross in him.
The drill sergeant was one of the very few people who was decent to Forrest
Well...his mother was too and Jenny (mostly) too 😀
@@sukhmaidickoff Jenny was terrible to Forrest? Even when he defended her from abusers and perverts, she rejected and disrespected him a lot, for example, when she said he didn’t know what love was, despite her hanging around with losers and having sex with an abuser instead of a good, hard working man, she even molested him by making him touch her, and when he didn’t know what to do,(obviously) she got mad,and when she finally embraced him, it was when she already had a child, and was close to deaths door.
Edit: I don’t exactly know if she molested Forrest because she might of had clear intentions, despite those intentions being to have sex with a mentally ill man, but Forrest obviously wasn’t enjoying himself when she made him touch her so I’d call it molesting
@@lordshaxx4125 You honestly think she was just "using" him when they made love? All I can say is that I strongly disagree. Yes, Jenny didn´t always treat him well, but people who can read between the lines will know that she (if not loved then) liked him a lot throughout all the years.
Is the word Damn now unpolitically correct?!
Thats sad when one of the kindest people in your life was your di🤣
His drill sergeant didn't see a man with a disability, he saw a man with drive and determination.
The perfect soldier is dumb and compliant
I wish we had more folks like that.
@@XavierDonaldCalibur me 2
He's the perfect mix of loyal to a fault, doing exactly what he's asked, and extremely physically capable. The perfect soldier.
He saw a perfect machine that holds a gun and follows a simple instruction.
He fits in the army so well because he does literally whatever you tell him to do exactly how you tell him to and a lot of people have trouble with that or need to be shown several times. He never whines or complains either, he just does it. However in real life, I don't know how well it would work for him because bootcamp is one big mental game.
He is actually very intelligent and adaptable, considering how well he does in almost every activity he tries in the movie. The stupidity is an illusion.
Wait and war crimes too
If you are interested in that idea under linden Johnson’s administration (early point in the Vietnam war) sent some soldiers of questionable ability called McNamara’s Boys
As a soldier myself, this type of ppl are the ones who fit the best and have the best time in the military
The lack of a basic sense of logic in the army often bothers me a lot, but it doesnt seem to effect them
They are the ones who stay the longest and are the most likely to have a military career
@@justaguy1182 I like this movie, because it really shows how simple life is.
You make common sense decisions, and you get common sense results. No need to overthink. Do what the big man says, and you should be fine.
This isnt saying that you should go about your life subservient to everyone, but rather that there are moments that listening to authority will do some good for you, and that hard work always triumphs over talent.
I love how you don't think Forrest is listening but as soon as Bubba stopped talking he looked up showing ge was listening the whole time
We all need a Gump in our lives-
Wait...WE CAN BE A GUMP OURSELVES-
He's probably autistic because he can hear things while concentrating instead or blocking them out
he was just glad he stopped talking about shrimpin.
"ge"
@@mickmcfish7557 you got that backwards. (Sorry I don't mean to sound like an asshole)
I think the fact that Forest remembered how to run a shrimping boat shows that he was never slow. He took information literally and performed it to the exact instructions.
I agree. He was autistic rather than slow.
Today we'd call him autistic.
Hes....an idiot savant.
He just processed information differently, he was never 'dumb'. He respected other people, and loved to learn. He was a good listener. And he knows what love is.
my son is like that. He takes everything literally. I used to think He was slow until I learned how to communicate with him and realized he's smarter than me, he just doesn't understand figures of speech. Once I explained how that works, he's adapted so well. I though it was autisim but he doesn't have it, he just takes every single word by its websters definition lmao
"smart enough to fallow orders, not stupid enough to make his own" Forst was truely the best soldier material
Finally someone sum it up nicely
Thats how it is for everything. Dont try to get out of hard work. Unless its possible to automate it, just weather thru shit, and live with the results.
Thats why Asia does so well.
''fallow orders'' ''Forst'' ''truely''
Hahahaha!
"Good soldiers follow orders"
Smart enough to spell follow and his own name also.
Truly a genius...
The Drill Sergeant had more faith in Gump than anyone in the movie. They should have had him and a interaction scene at the wedding. Lol
Drill Sergeant: "GUMP!!! Do you take this woman to be your lawfully wedded wife?!?!?!"
Gump: "YES, DRILL SERGEANT!!!!"
@@deevan1415 😂
i can totally envision this scene.
@@deevan1415 thanks man. I genuinely LOLd
@@ScrappyPower You're welcome!
Yeah, should be perfect..
love how bubba never stops talking abt shrimp
Except he does as you can see very clearly at 01:54 in this very clip.
Dedication
And I love how Forrest never tells him to shut up or be quiet he just listens that’s a good friend 🙏
Nothing as irreplaceable as someone willing to hear you out
Dude has passion for it. Forrest made sure his passion didn’t go to waste
For those who don’t know, OCS is Officer Candidate School. Many times there’s rivalry between officers and enlisted, which is why the drill sergeant dissed the OCS.
Now I understand. Thanks!
Genesis 3:14
And the LORD God said unto the serpent, Because thou hast done this, thou art cursed above all cattle, and above every beast of the field; upon thy belly shalt thou go, and dust shalt thou eat all the days of thy life:
Why is there a rivalry? And thanks for the explanation!
@@ed1pk Officers do outrank enlisted, and enlisted are required to salute officers. Plus there is some elitism there; officers have to have college degrees, and they don't normally do manual grunt work; that's what enlisted do. But it's unfair to judge people just on their rank; some of the smartest people I ever met wore sergeant's stripes, and some of the biggest dumb-asses I ever met wore lieutenant's bars.
I'd love to see LT Gump.
As a US soldier I can confirm what Forrest says "It's not really hard. You just gotta stand up real straight, make your bed real neat and always answer every question with 'Yes Drill Sergeant'" is 100% true!
Then why were a bunch US soldiers/former US soldiers complaining on another video that it is hard, and the US government is using them as pawns?
Oh!
Absolutely 100% correct.
@@cashewnuttel9054
If you watch the film you'll know the answer.
“GUUUUMP, why did you put that weapon together so quickly Gump?”
“You told me to”
“Jesus H Christ”
Love this movie lmfao
NOW! DISSASSEMBLEYOURWEAPONANDCONTINUE!!!
This is prob my favorite scene of what is favorite movie. Drill sergeant is hilarious
What does h stand for?
@@vikramsamanta3780 holy maybe?
He was constantly impressed by Forrest lol
I love the power he puts in when he screams "YES DRILL SARGENT"
😆 lol
That's what you do in the military!
His actual accent shines through in that scream. Takes you straight back to the ending of The Burbs 😁
thing is tho, aint supposed to do it like that or move at all
@@ryanngungadin9871 and when hes done assembling the gun, “done drill sergeant” his accent totally shines through. Was looking for this comment🤣
Keep in mind that the drill sergeant knows for darn sure that Gump is below the Army mental standards, and is specifically targeting that - making him feel smart, making him understand that the smart thing is to follow orders and do his duties well, and demonstrating to all the other soldiers that the even the dumbest among them can excel. He's building Gump up and reinforcing the rest of the company by doing so.
Love ol macnamara and his morons although gimp wasn’t one as he graduated college
@@sundancetitan5675 He also volunteered and wasn't drafted. McNamara lowered the IQ requirements to enlarge the draft pool.
No different than what football coaches do in school.
I love how Forrest genuinely takes interest in what Bubba has to say
imagine censoring the word "Damn" in 2021.
da*n
i was thinking....this world is so sensitive these days
@@dinar7082 Bull! The world is not so sensitive these days.
America is sensitive, the World isn't really bothered by swearwords.
@@IlHansenIl true
Anyone else just got caught up and realised when the clip ended that you were just watching a clip on youtube rather than the actual movie? Thats how captivating this movie is. A true masterpiece of cinema.
I did. I expected to see the part where Jenny was singing, and Forrest helps her get off the stage after the men start hassling her.
That it is!
long gone are the days when quality movies received it's highest award
best picture 2019: a movie that says it okay to murder your boss and his family because they have more $$ than you
Yup so much that I'm gonna go watch the whole movie now
Good movie but it is a shame that Tom hanks flew to Epstein’s island a bunch. He’s a good actor but pedos are scum
I love the way Forest puts the weapon down and says "Done, drill Sgt" and Sgt completely stops mid sentence from probably chewing someone out to run over to praise Forest. This movie 😄😄
"done, Drill Sergeant!"
"GUUUUUUUMMMP!"
love that part. You gotta yell.
I find it ironic, that
The one person who’s supposed to be hard on you and mean is somehow the nicest to gump, he was better to gump than Jenny was AND HE MARRIED HER
You sayin he should have married him?😂
Tbf Jenny's life was already a mess due to her fucked up childhood.
She simply didn't want him to get caught up with her personal problems. She felt she didn't deserve someone as amazing as Gump.
@@anjaneyasreetrout2444 Lol yeah typical wamen dialogue" You deserve someone better ".
When you want to get rid of someone but also have to act nice. So that you wouldn't be the bad guy in everyone's eyes.
@@anjaneyasreetrout2444 gave him std tho
Well you can’t marry the same sex…..back then
This dude was the nicest drill sergeant in the world
You should've seen him in "Tigerland."
Way different portrayal, like totally opposite 😁
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Well Forrest did exactly as he was asked to do immediately of course he loved him.
Drill sergeants can be the nicest people on earth if you do everything they ask you exactly like they ask when they ask, sometimes without having to ask lol
Bob Ross was a drill sergeant tho
Drill Sgt's as a whole, aren't mean (yes there are exceptions), they're tough. They have to establish their authority the moment you meet them. They do this by intimidation. That's why they scream at you when you first meet them. Once you figure out that it's not personal, Basic Training really is easy. Perform your tasks exactly as instructed and you won't have a problem. If you fail at your task, don't make an excuse, just admit you fucked up and do it again, only this time get it right.
All you have to do is leave your attitude and your feelings at home with mama, and follow Forrest's advice.
I love how the drill sergeant, while he sees his potential. Can also see that Forrest is somewhat slow, so isn’t typically “aggressive” with him. And encourages him to fulfil his potential not by bringing him down. I’ve always liked that part of this.
Nah that's not the reason, he plob liked him because he did everything. And hes not slow.
Agreed 👍
He’s basically praising Gump because he’s not only doing great but because it reinforces the team and demonstrates that even the slower candidates can excel.
1:17 "Anyway, like I was saying..."
You gotta love Bubba.
I feel bad for what Jenny's dad did to her, but she was a terrible person to Forrest.
She was so young. That fucked up her whole life.
@@TheSithLord it's not she's so young. If you watch the movie, she was sexually abused by her own father since she was a kid. That's leave worst trauma to her. I also don't like what she have done to Forrest Gump but sometimes, life can be so unfair.
She knows Forrest is intellectually behind. That's why she tells him you "you don't know what love is Forrest". In her eyes hes a child, if you pay attention - she treats him as one and thinks if she allows that relationship to go somewhere she would be taking advantage of him and treating him like her father treated her. She understood that's not the case by the end of the movie but like all you said the abuse leaves its scars and she did not want someone else to go through what she did. She was not a bad person and sought to protect Forrest from what she thought he didn't understand.
@@Matlesylc Oh please. She used him over and over. I was sexually abused and I've never been a user of people. She only looked for him because she got sick. If she hadn't gotten sick, Forrest never would have known he had a son. Women keeping men away from their kids for their own advantage or out of spite is all too common in this country where men literally have no rights in a court of law. Just because you had something horrible done to you does not give you the right to treat people like crap. Especially one that's done nothing but be there for you.
@@marcoslaureano5562 I wasn't sexually abused, so I cannot really comment, but I was physically abused by my own mother! Just like you, I have never been a user of people.
0:07, When I was younger I always thought the Drill Sergeant was being sarcastic towards Forrest. Now that I'm older I'm glad he was complimenting him!
The way i see it, he's insulting the rest of the platoon to push them harder.
I still believe he was being sarcastic
@@Der.Geschichtenerzahler wait till you're older
Actually if you have experience in an disciplinary Institutions, they don't want people who says a lot but people who were able to excel in practice.
1:00 I love how he looks at the sides when he says "because you told me to, drill sergeant.." like if he was saying "but weren't those my orders....?"
The drill sergeant was aggressively polite
I never could tell if the drill sergeant was being sarcastic or if Gump really was a boot camp savant.
Considering the context it's the latter.
The beauty of Forrest is he’s not dumb but not burdened with overthinking. That’s why the Army is perfect for him. You give him a task he does it without second guessing or complaining or thinking about something else to distract him. It’s answered perfectly here even. Why did he set the record and put the weapon together so fast? Because he was told to. That’s it. It’s that simple. It’s why he’s so good at ping pong too. Never take your eye off the ball, so he doesn’t.
@@CrackerJack06 Beautifully said. That's why I think Gump is a smart person, that sheer focus and execution without second guessing himself at every turn. Once he sets a goal, he's all in. Many people think too much but do too little, always worry about the short term return, my old self included.
@@EscapedConvict2007 Reminds me about Arnies speech about goals and how to achieve them. "dont make a plan B. Every moment you spent preparing for a plan B, could be a moment spent on your plan A."
@@EscapedConvict2007 far too many play only to not lose but they don't play to win that's the mindset far too many people have just not to lose What If instead of making a plan to fall on that hay bale if you fall off the horse how's about you just stay on the horse
Jenny: Constantly ditching Gump for other men.
Dan: Putting Gump down for the tiniest things.
Bubba: Good pals, but can’t stop talking about shrimp.
Drill sergeant: Calls Gump a genius and expects great things from him.
The real lesson of Forrest Gump is the friends we made along the way.
This meme never dies
I really love Bubba and his character it's so loveable
@@swoosho3121 but then he died during the war(i mean the movie)...kinda sad
In the book, he had made a lot of friends, some astronauts, chess masters, and even made friends with native people .
@@likebuttonscousin9811 a very straight man like him will make more friends than your average people
Drill sergeant's first speech to Gump sounded like sarcastic joke and compliment at the same time hahaha I loved it
Man Gump really is a genius in his own way. His ability to assemble and disassemble a weapon at such speeds is as much a test of memory as it is dexterity, and Gump's ability to recall all Bubba told him about shrimping is nothing short of savant. He may not be smart, but he's got fantastic recall it seems as long as it's some form of physical activity like weapon disassembly/reassembly.
He strikes me as a character who may not be great at exactly thinking on his own, but can use stuff he already knows well.
Thats what the fuck im saying think of how proud gunnery Sargent Hartmann would have been of forest
Cant get enough of Drill Sarge screaming "GUUUUUMP!"
Bro ur pfp is litterly my laptop background
@@Sylphvine Ah. I see you're a man of culture as well
@@Sa1nt24 indeed
your "0" key is secretly a "GUUUMP!" button.
Few movies move me, but the scene where bubba says "i wanna go home" gets me every time.
In a way he did go home....and no I'm not trying to be funny, we all have to live this life the best way we can and try to be kind and empathetic towards one another until it's time to go home...
me too.. breaks my heart
I cried.
What always gets me is later in the film when Lt. Dan yells at the women for calling him slow.
The man who previously ridiculed and maybe even hated Gump practically falls out of his wheelchair defending him because he knows Gump won't.
"He's got a daddy named Forrest too?"
when you re so good your drill sergeant gets mad at you 😂
He’s not mad. He yells to get respect.
The drill sergeant was the only person who really ever saw Forrest's true potential.
I'd like to point out that the drill sergeant knew talent when he saw it. Gump went on to win a purple heart AND medal of honor. Damned fine enlisted man indeed.
nah drill seargeant is their to encourage and nurture. He knew forrest was was weak of mind so nurtured him, The others require a diff approach. U dont beat a beaten dog. U beat a wild dog.
it’s just a movie
Purple Heart really isn’t talent lol
@@drkinferno72 It shows a willingness to serve to the utmost. It's better than talent, by any measure.
@@davidcooke8005 last I heard they handed them out like candy because the military still had so many for the preparation for the invasion of Japan
My boy Bubba never lived long enough to try a shrimp taco or burrito... RIP Bubba
Or shrimp curry or shrimp biryani
"Because you told me to, Drill Sergeant". Just a great answer and Drill Sergeant was really in awe of Forrest.
When in doubt, be honest to the DS.
tom hanks is one of my favorite actors. In every movie ive seen him in hes acting is awesome. Comedy, romantic, action, drame he seem to be able to do it all
I agree 100%. He is outstanding!
@youtubejoop
Too bad he's a ed0P.
what action movies did he do? i can only think of saving private ryan
That was probably the first time he's ever been given a genuine compliment that wasn't sarcastic or about his athleticism
Me: “Hey Bubba, how do you get a girl to like you?”
Bubba: “What you do is, you just drag your nuts along the bottom..”
Lol!!!!!!!!!
Nick Montalbano
3am in the morning, AND I'M ROLLING - Lmao! Good one. :-D
I’ve been saying that since 95😆
That is some funny shit right there man. Thanks for the laugh.
"But that ain't gonna help if you have a shrimp"
If Bubba lived to Forrest’s wedding, he definitely would’ve had him as his best man.
Forrest fitting so well in the army didn't surprise me, because he already acted for the most part like a disciplined cadet. Also it's crazy how of all people some DS was one of the very few in his whole life, that genuinely liked and respected him. The man believed so much in him, he even saw him as a future General lmao
0:54 love how he just screams gump 😂
It’s basically him in sargeant talk saying “That’s my boy!”
I love Forrest Gump he's smart in his own way
I always took the message that sincerity and kindness are more important than intelligence. Jenny was reasonably smart. Lt. Dan was bright. It didn't help them.
Forest was actually very smart
He is!
hes socially handicapped but hes smart and was actually gifted he turned his disability into a advantage thats why he excels in fields that require focus since he doesn't think too much
I love the not so subtle commentary of someone with a simple mind excelling in the army.
The scene at the end while holding Bubba is so profound , beyond the words spoken . I know what it’s like . The helplessness , knowing there’s nothing you can do , and the emptiness after .
Never goes away over 50 years and it is still there.
Wasn't the end.
@@jwil4905 Was the end of
Was the end of that scene .
Telling Gump it would be a waste of a good soldier to send him OCS.
That's a greatest back handed compliment I've heard.
I just love the part when Forrest assembled the guns so fast and the drill sergeant was like why and Forrest was like because you told me to LMAO I mean he did
I always love that little stopping moment when Bobba finish all the shrimp dishes.
"Goddamn it, Gump/ You're a goddamn genius." The fact that the drill sergeant was supportive was kind of amazing
Drill sergeant: "You must have a g******m IQ of 160."
Morgan Freeman narrating: "But in reality, it was actually less than half of that."
The way he yells Gump is just full of something…maybe admiration and shock. Love it.
This scene was an absolute gem in a movie that was loaded with them. Easy win for the Academy Award for Best Picture and consequently Best Actor
I don't know about an easy win. It was competing against the Shawshank Redemption.
@@jaggedjottings as good as Shawshank and Pulp Fiction were for that matter, Forrest Gump was the unicorn. Those movies would’ve individually won any other year but not against that year with FG. Morgan Freeman would’ve also won best actor any other year if it wasn’t for Tom Hanks. And this coming from a huge Morgan Freeman and Shawshank fan(I watch it everytime it’s on tv).
two dudes just enjoying each other's company. such a wholesome friendship
To be honest, if you want to survive boot camp, be like gump, mind ur business, do what sgt tells u, and try ur best.
That's what I hear. Don't stand out, just try and blend in, and attempt to stay unnoticed.
Thats exactly what my brothers told me .....when you get there do exactly what they tell you.....if you do that you'll get out of there on time
@@molasorrosalom4846 There's nothing wrong with standing out, Drill Sgts after all aren't just there to make robots, they want soldiers. The thing is to know when to shut your face-hole and do as you're told and when to take charge of your fellow squad-mates. Showing initiative in the right time and place can show them you want to lead and you have the drive to do so.....just be careful how you do so.
That said, I went through basic mostly keeping my mouth shut barring during the bayonet course and when I was asked a question.
Why would you ever want to?
Keep your mouth shut and do the work, but lend a hand to your mates when needed
*Drill* *Sergeant:* "You are godd**n gifted, Private Gump!"
*Drill* *Sergeant:* "You are gonna be a general some day, Gump."
the way the drill sergeant says "GUUUMP" kills me everytime
The absolute genius playing the drill sergeant should have gotten an oscar.
How are you absolutely hilarious and authentic at the same time?
He is a very motivational and supportive drill sargeant.
0:16 -- Well, he's GD gifted in running and kick returning!
The best character is the dude who knows everything about shrimp. You don't have to be a genius. You just have to be good at what you do and what you love. And anyone can do that. I liked the way he calmly talked about shrimp while cleaning the floor with his toothbrush.
2:42 Had to read the article nexto the picture of Jenny.
i love how the drill sergeant compliments him in the most threatening way. haha
My niece is heavily mentally disabled and people think it must be horrible for her but she is so happy cause to her she knows no different.
I see Gump in this sort of way, especially with the Army, its just someone tells him what to do, he does it. A lot of social nuances escape him which you'd think would make it awkward for him but he doesn't know any different so it's just so easy for him to just 'do'.
Such an amazing movie, I could watch it over and over again endlessly.
funny how you guys censor the word "damn" and not censor the naked lady in the magazine at 2:27 xD
They're Communists. Naked women (vice) is okay, back-sass is not.
I don’t think people understand how accurate forest described basic training. 😂
I love the irony of the drill Sargent being one of the nicest person he's ever met when he's meant to be the meanest person he's ever met
Tom Hanks absolutely and utterly aced this role! One of my favorite movies of all time 🙂
Forrest is a war hero, an excellent ping pong player, a billionaire and a loyal lover. A total goddamn genius !
Too bad his girl wasn’t as loyal as him
Shrimp is the fruit of the sea.
You can barbecue it, boil it, broil it, bake it, saute it.
There's shrimp kebabs, shrimp Creole, shrimp gumbo, pan fried, deep fried, stir fried.
There's pineapple shrimp, lemon shrimp, coconut shrimp, pepper shrimp.
Shrimp soup, shrimp stew, shrimp salad, shrimp and potaters, shrimp burger, shrimp sandwich...
Yes Yes Yes. ..
We all saw it.....
...that's that's about it
reminds me on the old monty python "spam" sketch. But instead of "spam" it´s "shrimps"
Top shelf classic this film is 💯 Tom absolutely smashed his role to bits!
0:39 What you do is, you just drag your nuts along the boat.
I love how funny the idea of a drill sergeant giving compliments is
That ain't funny dude. That's the most accurate and even sergeant was not even expecting it and that made FG higher in his eyes. Writing on this movie was top notch. Period
@@syedtaher9461 Comedy is subjective. Look up the word "subjective" as I'm assuming you'll have no idea what it means
@@chefpaul7518 woah so it's depends on a person who is watching it and how is understanding it. I found it very straight ans from forest and yet those are some what funny to me. Got your point.
@@syedtaher9461 Whoa, way to subvert expectations for how a TH-cam argument will turn out. Kudos to you. :-)
@@peter9477 thank you but i didn't quite get your comment, care to explain it again, please🙏
0:38 I never realized this until now, but I think Forrest pretty much became a professional in learning how to catch shrimp by the time he left the army thanks to Bubba telling him EVERYTHING about shrimp.
Other than experience, he learned a ton from him which is probably how he was able to go into the shrimping business pretty quick.
A man like that needs structure and the army being blunt and to the point was perfect!
"WHY DID YOU THAT WEAPON TOGETHER SO QUICKLY GUMP?!"
"you told me to drill sergeant."
You can watch this movie 10 times and notice something you missed the previous 9 times. Epic movie.
This movie is deep
I'm impressed he can listen to what Bubba's saying while being efficient at his work.
Drill sergeant cracks me tf up. Love these scenes
JESUS H CHRIST, GUMP. YOU JUST GOT AWARDED THE CONGRESSIONAL MEDAL OF HONOR
I love how Gump was listening to the entire shrimp story. Haha
In the army you do what Sergeant Drill orders without questioning unless he send you to two places at the same time.
- A Military Code
greatest compliment ever. gump is shown to have an IQ of 70. all he needed was someone to tell him he was a genius and he became one of the most successful people in his world
If this scene was the whole movie, I'd still watch it, I just love seeing Gump being good at being a soldier.
Guuuuuuump! Always gets me 😂
Forrest gump is one of my favourite movies of all time. Its just beautiful.
I never noticed how the camera work on this clips just makes it so captivating
From my experiences back in the army days, it's true. Do not think too much, do as what they told you to.
1:08 😭🤣😂 motivation
"Now disassemble your weapon and continue," Dumbledore said calmly.
Drill sergeant is a great actor.
Its so funny. I always laughed at the assumption that bubba got them in trouble for talkin all the time and now they gotta scrub the bunk. Forrest may not know or even care, he's just doing what he's told.
I was basic training (OSUT, infantry) at Fort Benning in 2009 and the drill sergeants did shit kind of like this. They'd deliberately pick the last freaking guy you'd think to be their favorite. It was hilarious, but if you laugh your pushing the earth.
Gump was the perfect soldier. Do what you’re ordered without question.
first thing beeping out curse words
second thing showing the subtitles unnecesserily big
good job
Bubba was one of the best parts of this movie. Damn that scene by the River. I'm not crying...I think there is something in my eye. Is someone cutting up Onions around here?
It made me cry too when bubba died . He was Forrest best friend. Forrest kept his promises to bubba even after he died . His momma never had to struggle again
"Night time in the Army is a lonely time" I agree
well not if the beds are close enough to eachther ;)
This movie is definitely one of the greatest Hollywood masterpieces.