@@GizmoBeach Yep. The SGM and the others must've been deaf, being that the rounds were fired 15 feet in front of them and they couldn't tell where they came from...
2:18 "Looking forward to taking some leave with that young wife and kids..." I wonder how Clark would have reacted if he knew in six or seven years from then they would be related???? "Why no Mr. Clark...I havent met my future wife...YOUR DAUGHTER yet!"🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@geraldtan3880 To his credit, Ding had enough instincts to feel something was off, even if he couldn't pick him out or had enough reason to change his tactics.
@@theprinceoftides6836 Oh yeah. This film came out in 1994, I was finishing up high school. And here we are in 2022. Years have flown like minutes good sir. Different time and world.
After leaving the Army and having survived in the jungles of Columbia after being betrayed by the country he served, Sargent Chavez went back to the *_"quiet life"_* in Albuquerque to work for his *_Tio_*
@@prometheusunbound no, it's the backstop of John Kelly/Clark. It is similar to the Norris story because the story of a man destroyed, then rebuild, then seeking vengeance is as old as time.
@@robertbarker5474 it had the same ending with the main character driving the secretary of state into a river and drowning him to death. So that is more then a coincidence.
@@prometheusunbound tell us you DIDN'T read the book, without ACTUALLY telling us you didn't read the book, LMAO You know the ENTIRE movie is NOTHING like the book, right?
@@raywright1683 That Without Remorse modern take they did was garbage. The book is awesome and if they made a movie or tv show in the same way they did The Terminal List it would be awesome. Michael B Jordan is not the guy to carry that role. They need someone who can actually make you believe they are a battle hardened SEAL.
@@zimmzero if it wasnt "based" on the book it wouldnt have been terrible but basing it on a book that is great killed it. Shame because those rainbow six books could be really good in a tv show format.
@@nickafanasyev6550 I seen them. They were great films of Harrison Ford I ever saw them before. But, I really watched Deathgasm is amazing horror parody film of 2015.
@@ariochiv He was also in The Sum of all Fears, played by Liev Schreiber. I've no idea what he's like in the books, but in that movie he's like an American James Bond, spy, soldier, assassin all rolled into one.
My thing is even in the movie it's a quite audible pew. How do you not hear that when he's like 30ft in front of you. Oh well, movies are just that and still entertaining lol
“Clear and Present Danger” was one of my favorite Clancy novels. I couldn’t put it down. Jack Ryan is in it, but he’s not the focus. The special ops team gets so much more attention and is fleshed out. The movie hardly touches what all they did in the jungle. I highly recommend reading it, because it’s intense and brilliant.
Love this scene, and it while it shows how 'sneaky' a Sniper can be, it would also be breaking two Cardinal Rules of being a Sniper. (A) Maintain Ballistic Advantage - staying far enough away the other guy can't easily shoot you, while you still are in range to effectively engage targets, and (B) Never Leave a Trace - which is hammered home to use in Sniper School, not even a footprint if you can help it, definitely NOT a cheeseburger wrapper. SSG. U.S. Army (Medically Retired) Infantry / Sniper / SOF Intel (SOT-A), multiple tours
How cool. I fired a Remington Model 700 ( M24) on the Ft. Hunter Liggett range. I was a combat lifesaver supporting a sniper team while they practiced. Since I volunteered to use my own time they let me shoot. I actually hit the target three out of three times from 600 yards. It was more of the rifle than me.
@@kennethsizer6217 I don’t know about that. Sight alignment, breath control and trigger squeeze are fundamental but if you have an old non zeroed rifle you won’t hit shit. That Remington had a bull barrel and German optics you’d have to miss on purpose.
@@aquila8553 My (the instructor's) statement was specific to that particular weapon. Meaning that it was of very high quality and well-maintained and, if I missed, I had no excuse whatsoever. And he was right. I could feel the fit and finish with every movement.
@@kennethsizer6217 agreed. If I had been using my issued weapon I doubt very seriously if I would have hit the target. That human silhouette target was the size of a postage stamp at 600 yds.
Hey genius, I never said THIS scene was used to gauge how impressive the sound was. What about the entire rooftop ambush scene? That was great. Learn to read. 🤡
Scene ruined by censoring. It’s TH-cam, why are you worried about the language? Afraid you’ll offend someone? It’s not like they’re using words ppl don’t hear every single day.
I forget which book, (30 years!), but the one where Ding and his crew are doing aircraft terrorist training, Clark puts himself in the live fire portion as a "civilian". Live rounds are used. He is so confident in Ding's skill, he trusts him with his life, in a training scenario. It is a very badass scene. Suffice it to say, in all of fiction, there isn't anyone more badass (in a reality based story), than Ding Chavez. Clancy really knew how to write extreme Alpha characters.
As an avid Tom Clancy reader, this is correct, thanks for that reference about Ding Chavez....btw, I need to start reading them again, I think I will start with Cardinal of the Kremlin, my stash of books are collecting dust.
@@mannyb7949 though "Cardinal" is the only book I've read of Clancy .. It is absolutely great Always hoped they would've put this one to film.. The build up in tension is amazing.. Remember it even while it's more then a decade ago
Not enough love in this comments section for Reg E Cathy who played some great roles and died in recent years. A terrific character actor with a great presence on any role he was placed into. Sadly missed
@@christytauler5672 We don't acknowledge the existence of that one. Hollywood should have never been allowed within a light year of that book! Don't even want to think about how badly they'd screw up Debt of Honor and Executive Orders.
Loved this movie, looking back through the years, I realize that I too did marksmanship training at Fort Hunter Liggett, didn't get any McDonald's though.
Big as rifle. Skinny little can. The silencer is barely 2.5 times the diameter of the bore which is .308. The thing is not even an inch thick). Reality: Somewhat reduced sound, still a VERY loud boom, probably not even hearing safe. Hollywood: Tiny mouse squeak.
@@SuperLuminalElf Oh no, the syntax police is here. Quick, hide the illegal words. I call it silencer. Always have. The dude who invented it called it a silencer as well. I find the term suppressor confusing because of terms like suppressive fire. Then again, tomato/tomato, silencer/suppressor it's the same thing.
Flagging everybody and firing live rounds at steel targets within about 20 feet of your comrades, with a laser blaster suppressor, and a non-Mildot optic. Classic green beret move.
Actually during the sniper course, you never get that close to the target. This is a movie! Depending on the evaluation and degree of difficulty of target assignmet, and if there are multiply targets. I have had to low crawl for over 500 yds. just to get to my first shooting position unnoticed before even firing the first round! And the range to target was over 800 yds. You have ingress to shooting position, and normally two egress positions. And this requires mostly low crawl, peeing laying down, drinking water laying down, being motionless for hours. Like I said before you were watching a movie. A real marine sniper you will never see him. And deadly at over 1,000 yds to target. The course lasted three months. We started out with about 45 marines. After the first week, we lost 12-15. The second week during the rainy season at kbay, we lost about another 10-12. It is very demanding, you learn much more then just shooting the weapon. I have been biten by bugs, eaten by ants, even a dam snake crawled up to me! The ability to blend in with the vegeatation, to move without being seen, to be motionless when the evaluater is looking straight at you with binos. And not move anything on your body. I am talking for like 10-20 minutes. Then after you shoot the target, he looks back at your location, and still cannot see you. You still have to egress, without him seeing you do this!
He most probably had a .308 and the splatter from that 175 grain round against the humanoid AR-500 plate would have been horrific. Added to that is the "Hollywood silencer" READ: suppressor. They have certainly gotten better over the years, but even with sub-sonic rounds, a near silent......phhttt? Never.
Thank you for your Service. I can't imagine what it must be like to be being eaten up by ants, or eyeball to eyeball with some kind of huge bug, and to have to just stay there, that's crazy..!
“How’d you describe your grouping, soldier” “Tight, tight, tight, tight”
Fucking A man. Too funny!!!
“Tight…” is an underrated reference. Well done.
Tuco ha
Oh yea that is tuco Salamanca
Puuuuuuuuuuuuushed in
"Come out!"
*pops up 5 meters away*
Never gets old.
Only in a movie. 🙄
@GizmoBeach And this is when we hear about your 46 confirmed kills in Afghanistan. Tracking my IP already?
just another HELLEWOODIE BS SHOW
@@GizmoBeach Yep. The SGM and the others must've been deaf, being that the rounds were fired 15 feet in front of them and they couldn't tell where they came from...
good thing this is a movie?
Willem Dafoe is always so fun to watch in every movie, awesome actor
Concur!
He was in " The gambler," 2021 , played an ex military black ops officer.
Did you also enjoy Antichrist?
He was also great in Streets of Fire.
Yes, he is a great actor
2:18 "Looking forward to taking some leave with that young wife and kids..."
I wonder how Clark would have reacted if he knew in six or seven years from then they would be related????
"Why no Mr. Clark...I havent met my future wife...YOUR DAUGHTER yet!"🤣🤣🤣🤣
He picked Chavez over other guy Wronowitcz. ha ha ha.
Thats an IN Joke for what happens later in the book if they made direct sequel to this movie!
Never knew Tuco was such an accomplished sniper.
He always knew what it was like to push those rounds in.
@@DavidAR101 He got his rounds PUSHED IN BRO!!!!!
Tight tight tight!
PTSD kicked in, and he turned to meth.
Didn't Willem Defoe play walter white first?
“I saw you on the sniper course..”
“Um, no, actually, you didn’t.”
Clark was even more badass in the book, not only spotting Chavez but actually stalking behind him while Chavez was on the course.
"Chavez, I didn't see you in the Ninja seminar earlier today"
"Well, thank you sir!"
@@geraldtan3880 To his credit, Ding had enough instincts to feel something was off, even if he couldn't pick him out or had enough reason to change his tactics.
Clark and Chavez were absolutely nothing to mess with. They did work in the books.
"We could've used you in the 3rd SOG"
Rainbow Six.
Chavez married Clark's future daughter too!
If it was books Chavez, he would have iced them in blade range.
"Ninja! We own the night!!"
Yessss!!!
Tuco found his true passion.
And to think, he had just gotten his s^&* pushed in.
@@Franklinms: He's off his meds.
That's Tuco? I thought he was his slimmer brother!
His grouping was tight tight tight
Meth?
“I don’t have a wife and kids, sir” at least not until I marry your daughter.
A fellow man of culture!
I'm so glad at least 37 others have gotten this reference, hahaha. OG Clancy novels were the best!
Yup. Patsy.
Raymond Cruz and Benjamin Bratt. Great cast all around 28 years later film still holds.
@@tonyweaver2353 👍
Hell yeah Blood In Blood Out 1993✊
And that’s Reg E. Cathey and Clark Gregg behind the binoculars.
Has it been 28 years?,,. Holy crap, time do fly.
@@theprinceoftides6836 Oh yeah. This film came out in 1994, I was finishing up high school. And here we are in 2022. Years have flown like minutes good sir. Different time and world.
Willem DaFoe is the diamond in the rough once again ! EXCELLENT ACTOR !
Concur!
Well after all he is the foe
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you know ..... I'm something of a scientist myself
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Officer: Alright you've won this one
Tuco: Yeah TIGHT! TIGHT TIGHT TIGHT!
After leaving the Army and having survived in the jungles of Columbia after being betrayed by the country he served, Sargent Chavez went back to the *_"quiet life"_* in Albuquerque to work for his *_Tio_*
😂😂😂😂
Tight.
I wished they would have done more movies with Clark and Chavez, the subsequent books with them were great.
Well, they MUFFED "Without Remorse", but it was an OBVIOUS set up for "Rainbow Six"...which might be good.
@@robertbarker5474 without remorse wasn't even Tom Clancy it was a redo of good guys wear black movie starring chuck Norris
@@prometheusunbound no, it's the backstop of John Kelly/Clark.
It is similar to the Norris story because the story of a man destroyed, then rebuild, then seeking vengeance is as old as time.
@@robertbarker5474 it had the same ending with the main character driving the secretary of state into a river and drowning him to death. So that is more then a coincidence.
@@prometheusunbound tell us you DIDN'T read the book, without ACTUALLY telling us you didn't read the book, LMAO
You know the ENTIRE movie is NOTHING like the book, right?
1:28 This movie was made back when a man on soldier’s pay could afford to buy a Quarter Pounder With Cheese
ITS 15 FOR A BIG MAC NOW
I remember quarter pounders... When I could afford them
@@ekop1778
No it's not. Why lie?
You mean a Royale with Cheese.
Don’t Quarter Pounders come in boxes, not wrappers?
The minute Chavez heard the word, "Special Ops"
Its too bad they didn't make another Tom Clancy movie or series involving Raymond Cruz in Rainbow Six.
they are going to make Rainbow6 its going to suck really bad with michael b jordan story line will be really messed up !
@@raywright1683 That Without Remorse modern take they did was garbage. The book is awesome and if they made a movie or tv show in the same way they did The Terminal List it would be awesome. Michael B Jordan is not the guy to carry that role. They need someone who can actually make you believe they are a battle hardened SEAL.
@@shireyed The version was DOA.
@@zimmzero if it wasnt "based" on the book it wouldnt have been terrible but basing it on a book that is great killed it. Shame because those rainbow six books could be really good in a tv show format.
Tom Clancy said no more movies, because the only thing they got right in all of his movies was the dam names, everything else they got wrong.
Clear and Present Danger is one of the best Harrison Ford film ever made.
@@nickafanasyev6550 I seen them. They were great films of Harrison Ford I ever saw them before. But, I really watched Deathgasm is amazing horror parody film of 2015.
@@nickafanasyev6550 Blade Runner is my favorite. Also check out The Mosquito Coast and Presumed Innocent.
Not if you’ve read the book
@@russelllangworthy8855 Yeah, he's not your usual Harrison Ford character in Mosquito Coast...great movie!
@@Panicagq2 Agreed.
I didn’t recognize Raymond Cruz until he started shouting. I was like “wait a minute, I know that shout. That’s fucking tuco!”
SERGEANT MAJOR!!! BISNATCH!!!
Same.
Julio Sanchez
Never got to see enough John Clark in any of the movies. In the books he was a serious badass and pretty interesting character.
He seemed like a pretty serious badass in the film... threatening to kill a deputy director of the CIA.
@@ariochiv In the books he was one serious MoFo. Especially if you were a drug dealer or a Russian arms dealer. He didn't eff around.
Until without remorse he’s in the books maybe ten pages but yes, very cool character. Too bad we didn’t get more of him in movies.
@@ariochiv He was also in The Sum of all Fears, played by Liev Schreiber. I've no idea what he's like in the books, but in that movie he's like an American James Bond, spy, soldier, assassin all rolled into one.
Clark was old school SOG working for CIA
Reality: "Suppressor."
Hollywood: "Silencer!"
Hiram Percy Maxim, the original inventor, did originally market them as silencers. He also invented the mufflers using the same basic tech.
@@subduedreader5627 The more you know.
My thing is even in the movie it's a quite audible pew. How do you not hear that when he's like 30ft in front of you. Oh well, movies are just that and still entertaining lol
Man, Tuco, Coulson and the Green Goblin all in the same shot
Ben Bratt was in Dr. Strange
I’m something of a sniper myself.
spicy
I understood that reference
@@DustinBlaise
Thanks Cap. 🇺🇸
@@gzz8551 Impressive, your parents must be very proud.
You know how much I sniped ?!!
"You know, I'm something of a sniper myself.."
“Clear and Present Danger” was one of my favorite Clancy novels. I couldn’t put it down. Jack Ryan is in it, but he’s not the focus. The special ops team gets so much more attention and is fleshed out. The movie hardly touches what all they did in the jungle. I highly recommend reading it, because it’s intense and brilliant.
TIGHT TIGHT TIGHT TIGHT
" How did you get so close "
Domingo Chavez was by far my favorite character in the Clancy books
And in the Games
Ding is so good.
Green Goblin and Tuco Salamanca 🤣
2:13 "I'm something of a sniper myself."
DO YOU KNOW HOW MUCH I'VE TRAINED
Love how they never lied to him about his chances.
I’m the one who started this unit?! YOU KNOW HOW MUCH I SACRIFICED!!!!
He then went on to be the biggest badass Rainbow 6 had ever seen
and marry Clarke's' daughter ;)
To be fair I think Oso Vega was the badass of the team. I mean, c'mon, heavy weapons expert, straight up punches a guy's face in on an op
Love this scene, and it while it shows how 'sneaky' a Sniper can be, it would also be breaking two Cardinal Rules of being a Sniper. (A) Maintain Ballistic Advantage - staying far enough away the other guy can't easily shoot you, while you still are in range to effectively engage targets, and (B) Never Leave a Trace - which is hammered home to use in Sniper School, not even a footprint if you can help it, definitely NOT a cheeseburger wrapper.
SSG. U.S. Army (Medically Retired) Infantry / Sniper / SOF Intel (SOT-A), multiple tours
RELAX, KAREN. it's a movie.
Pretty interesting stuff Sergeant. Appreciate the knowledge bullets.
@@somnuswaltz5586Much rather hear from someone who's walked the walk, than someone who doesn't know what caps lock is.
But would you have left a cheeseburger wrapper if you knew it would impress your superiors enough to make Rainbow Six?
i think he left that wrapper just to f with them
Sergeant yells on a recruit:
"-Soldier!! I haven't seen you on a masking training!!
- Thank you, sir!!!"
;)
Damn 3 dangerous men in a room. Goblin, Tuco, and the guy off of "Romeo Must Die".
How cool. I fired a Remington Model 700 ( M24) on the Ft. Hunter Liggett range. I was a combat lifesaver supporting a sniper team while they practiced. Since I volunteered to use my own time they let me shoot. I actually hit the target three out of three times from 600 yards. It was more of the rifle than me.
Haha, I remember a range officer saying, "If you miss, it's all you."
@@kennethsizer6217 I don’t know about that. Sight alignment, breath control and trigger squeeze are fundamental but if you have an old non zeroed rifle you won’t hit shit. That Remington had a bull barrel and German optics you’d have to miss on purpose.
@@aquila8553 My (the instructor's) statement was specific to that particular weapon. Meaning that it was of very high quality and well-maintained and, if I missed, I had no excuse whatsoever. And he was right. I could feel the fit and finish with every movement.
@@kennethsizer6217 agreed. If I had been using my issued weapon I doubt very seriously if I would have hit the target. That human silhouette target was the size of a postage stamp at 600 yds.
I'm so glad Binge Society bleeped out the word, "Bastard". I may not have made it through the night.
I am so upset……
I was wringing my hands with angst in the hopes they caught that bad word. My life is so much better now.
Fun fact: the actor playing the sniper has played a police detective with sniper training on The Closer and Major Crimes.
Fun fact.. he also got his shit pushed in ..in Training Day
Tight tight tight😂 Thats what I think...
“…You’d have your choice of assignments in special ops.”
“Tight, tight, tight!”
LOL, the scene in the car salvage area.
Awesome film. Oscar nominated for Best Sound and Best Sound Effects Editing.
And for good reason! That suppressed rifle sound effect is second to none! So realistic 🙄🤣
Hey genius, I never said THIS scene was used to gauge how impressive the sound was. What about the entire rooftop ambush scene? That was great. Learn to read. 🤡
Now I know how Agent Coulson was recruited for SHIELD.
Watching this again long after seeing the movie that is the first thing that jumped out at me. As soon as I heard his voice I went "Coulson!?"
This was my absolute favorite moment in this movie
Soooo its not worth watching is what youre saying
@@faceripper77 no no it is haha. I loved these movies when I was a kid, and Patriot Games is also great.
@@Ghost-uc8gd behind enemy lines was my go to... watched that shit 100 times
The smart-bomb scene was the best.
@@faceripper77 Dude, One word , ambush, that made this film, well beside many other great scenes. I won't spoil it for ya.
"Soldier, how did you get that close to me??"
....
"I GOT TWOOOO PAIRRRRRR"
Scene ruined by censoring. It’s TH-cam, why are you worried about the language? Afraid you’ll offend someone? It’s not like they’re using words ppl don’t hear every single day.
And now we know how Tuco became crazy after getting a litter fine of $10,0000 in California sniper site he was so pissed he moved to New Mexico
Tuco’s face when he’s told he’s going on special ops.
Was looking for this comment
Anytime I see William Dafoe I can't unsee his SNL skit about nice jail.
Why does Hollywood get the best silencers? Never heard one that quiet in real life before.
He could use sub-sonic rounds for this test only. Hence, quieter supressor sound.
One of the best sniper scenes of all time!
Willam Dafoe looked old the day he was born
I forget which book, (30 years!), but the one where Ding and his crew are doing aircraft terrorist training, Clark puts himself in the live fire portion as a "civilian". Live rounds are used. He is so confident in Ding's skill, he trusts him with his life, in a training scenario. It is a very badass scene. Suffice it to say, in all of fiction, there isn't anyone more badass (in a reality based story), than Ding Chavez.
Clancy really knew how to write extreme Alpha characters.
Him as Clark and the other guy as Ding. Man that would’ve been a crazy rainbow six movie
2:48 We have an open undercover assignment in Albuquerque if you're interested.
"Do you know what the penalty for littering in CA is?"
"Yes sir. Los Angeles and San Francisco, sir."
Most of San Francisco is actually pretty darn clean compared to most big cities.
For that smart remark to the Sgt Major, he was sent to bolster up forces during the Siege of AR-558
Good Star Trek DS9 reference
Funny how tuco went from a great sniper to a drug lord
Exactamundo, nailed.
After Tuco was captured he realised the real money was in joining the Cartels instead of sniping them.
I like how the guys looking for him are also wearing full face camo make up, that's some dedication.
Ironically... Ding Chavez would later marry and have a kid with Mr. Clarke's daughter
As an avid Tom Clancy reader, this is correct, thanks for that reference about Ding Chavez....btw, I need to start reading them again, I think I will start with Cardinal of the Kremlin, my stash of books are collecting dust.
@@mannyb7949 i find its best to read them in order of the timeline on the books.
@@mannyb7949 though "Cardinal" is the only book I've read of Clancy ..
It is absolutely great
Always hoped they would've put this one to film..
The build up in tension is amazing..
Remember it even while it's more then a decade ago
This was the coolest movie to ever see Norman Osborn and Han Solo in
You forgot Tuco Salamanca
And Agent Coulson
@@BlitzCookiez Lt. Jorge Gonzalez
You know I'm something of a CIA agent myself
Favorite Clancy movie and book
You know I'm something of a Sniper myself....
I've been looking for this comment
SNIPER BUMP
The Chavez character was established in *SUCH* an awesome way. 💪😎✌️ Still one of my favorite film scenes ever.
I never knew Tuco was in the Marines, but it all makes sense now.
No, US Army (7th Infantry Division)
Not enough love in this comments section for Reg E Cathy who played some great roles and died in recent years. A terrific character actor with a great presence on any role he was placed into. Sadly missed
Only love for the movie that gets John Clarke and Jack Ryan in the same plot ❤️
What about The Sum Of All Fears?
@@christytauler5672 We don't acknowledge the existence of that one. Hollywood should have never been allowed within a light year of that book! Don't even want to think about how badly they'd screw up Debt of Honor and Executive Orders.
ah, the magic of movie gun 'silencers'
That was the moment Tuco became a sniper
The long list of Clancy books turned movies we only saw this Chavez once....regardless I'm always happy to see him. Yes. Even when Cruz played Tuco.
Back when Benjamin Bratt and Tuco Salamanca were the go to guys for military roles
What war movie was Bratt in apart from this??
@@starwarsroo2448 THE GREAT RAID
@@Spontaneous72 not seen or heard of that one Pal
@@starwarsroo2448 based on a true event with American Army Rangers during WW2 in The Philippines
@@Spontaneous72 is it worth a pop?
I haven't seen that movie in yrs. I thought the president bit switched to Hotshots or Naked gun with the music. LOL
Did you really have to censor "Damn" lol
Ben Bratt, Reg E. Cathey, and Clark Gregg all paying their dues.
Now I know how Norman got those initial defence contracts
He sacrificed alot
This is how the green goblin start
Loved this movie, looking back through the years, I realize that I too did marksmanship training at Fort Hunter Liggett, didn't get any McDonald's though.
Not even a quarter pounder?
@@LucianDevine chicken fajita MREs
Back in the 80s, the Army posts had Burger Kings on base.
Had to leave to get McDonalds.
"Alright, you won this one, come on out."
*Chavez stands up*
"SNIPER, HOW DID YOU GET THAT CLOSE TO ME?!"
I love watching this movie, but I always dread watching the part when the soldiers get betrayed.
Yeah, that was rough to watch. They knew it, if I remember correctly, when that helicopter flew over them.....
I have yet to watch the movie, seems interesting
@@captainobvious90 the book is even better
@@captainobvious90 You should definitely watch this movie, but I suggest watching it after Patriot Games if you haven’t seen that one yet.
Yep
'If you are not dead, you will have choice of assignments in special ops'. Now that's what every SF guys dream of.
Damn... Crazy Tuco was a sneaky sniper indeed....
HE had it TIGHT TIGHT TIGHT TIGHT!
I'm always torn between DaFoe from Clear and Present Danger or Liev Schreiber from Sum of All Fears on being my favourite John Clark.
Willem Dafoe brings more intensity to the role
Dafoe, not even close ;)
Big as rifle. Skinny little can. The silencer is barely 2.5 times the diameter of the bore which is .308. The thing is not even an inch thick).
Reality: Somewhat reduced sound, still a VERY loud boom, probably not even hearing safe.
Hollywood: Tiny mouse squeak.
“Suppressor” …
@@SuperLuminalElf Oh no, the syntax police is here. Quick, hide the illegal words.
I call it silencer. Always have. The dude who invented it called it a silencer as well.
I find the term suppressor confusing because of terms like suppressive fire. Then again, tomato/tomato, silencer/suppressor it's the same thing.
Flagging everybody and firing live rounds at steel targets within about 20 feet of your comrades, with a laser blaster suppressor, and a non-Mildot optic. Classic green beret move.
Before he joined shield, Phil Coulson worked in sniper selection for the Army.
I wonder if he had "Lola" back then?
I felt bad when the team was overpowered.
My favorite Jack Ryan movie.
that is not how riflemen with weapons run - it is the small details that matter in his books and I wished the movies played as close attention
don't understand why they'd need rifles on a sniper course, the walkers usually just carry a stick.
Fuck yeah! Some of my favorite special ops scenes in this movie.
Couldn’t have made a worse pick for an actor to play Clark. Having read the book(s), William Dafoe ain’t Clark.
This is kind of close to how real Scout Snipers perform their final exam, they just don't use live ammo or a silencer.
I remember doing that type of training back in the day. It was time consuming but exciting.
sergent : what do you have soldier ?
soldier: crystal meth baby , Tight Tight Tight 😂
Thanks,Enjoyed , Saw this Movie Years ago, A good flick. Big star actors.
Actually during the sniper course, you never get that close to the target. This is a movie! Depending on the evaluation and degree of difficulty of target assignmet, and if there are multiply targets. I have had to low crawl for over 500 yds. just to get to my first shooting position unnoticed before even firing the first round! And the range to target was over 800 yds. You have ingress to shooting position, and normally two egress positions. And this requires mostly low crawl, peeing laying down, drinking water laying down, being motionless for hours. Like I said before you were watching a movie. A real marine sniper you will never see him. And deadly at over 1,000 yds to target. The course lasted three months. We started out with about 45 marines. After the first week, we lost 12-15. The second week during the rainy season at kbay, we lost about another 10-12. It is very demanding, you learn much more then just shooting the weapon. I have been biten by bugs, eaten by ants, even a dam snake crawled up to me! The ability to blend in with the vegeatation, to move without being seen, to be motionless when the evaluater is looking straight at you with binos. And not move anything on your body. I am talking for like 10-20 minutes. Then after you shoot the target, he looks back at your location, and still cannot see you. You still have to egress, without him seeing you do this!
He most probably had a .308 and the splatter from that 175 grain round against the humanoid AR-500 plate would have been horrific. Added to that is the "Hollywood silencer" READ: suppressor. They have certainly gotten better over the years, but even with sub-sonic rounds, a near silent......phhttt?
Never.
Thank you for your Service. I can't imagine what it must be like to be being eaten up by ants, or eyeball to eyeball with some kind of huge bug, and to have to just stay there, that's crazy..!
👏wow
This is a movie???? No shit captain obvious.
@@TanakaMatsumoto Being a child no doubt!
Chavez learning he might be in special ops: TIGHT TIGHT TIGHT TIGHT!
Most unrealistic yet satisfying scene
Most unrealistic scene? How so?
@@jimmyreece5781 What type of suppressed sniper with sounds so silent like that.
@@tainozoku I just wanted clarification as to which part of this scene you were talking about.
00:12 Before opening the best secret gem Ribs Barbecue joint in Washington DC, Freddie was in the Army training snipers at Fort Hunter Liggett.
suppressors aren't THAT good
Haha I’ve thought that too. I love how there’s no sound signature that gives him away.
Right? Maybe the rifle was rubber band powered 😂
SO, to any military personnel (especially snipers),
when they are moving to look for him is that when he moves?
This sniper would fail the course for coming in too close. You are taught to exfil safely after the shot - no closer than 200m.
Unless you are on a mission to infiltrate and sabotage.
Great film. Thank you.