I definitely liked that. The rebels would probably say to the Vietnamese border patrol "It's OK! We don't want any trouble!" & then leave. I often wonder what would've happened had that 1 leader guy been in this scene (like if he didn't get bludgeoned by the oar). Would he have fired a shot regardless or would he have backed down?
@@Nicksolo85 well there is only one effect, if the leader is carried by his actions and opened fire on them, it will lead to a shootout with the border guards and will untimely lead to a war between their countries, as it is considered a provocation.
@@Avaylnmagictraining2 but in the past the USA massacred the people of Vietnam, bombarded Vietnam, without Vietnam's help, those Americans would have died stupidly. USA is a barbaric nation, invaders, plunderers and plunders other countries' natural resources.
I love that the Vietnamese were strictly following the laws to the letter, but not the spirit. The moment the boat of obviously terrified civilians passed into their waters, they immediately turn to the rebels with the intent to kill. They knew what was going on in the adjacent country. It's heartwarming.
strictly following the laws to the letter, but not the spirit. - this can go both positive and negative ways most of the times. tell me about it I was born here :)
@@AveryBui1402 That's right, we know what our surrounding countries are happening. If you are in a situation like Jack's family. At first we will try to chase you away but do not use weapons but only threaten with words. If you are lucky to and enter Vietnam's territory, we will protect you as much as possible
@@moralcaptain7043Việt Nam độc lập tự do là chính nội lực người Việt Nam cùng với sự hỗ trợ của bạn bè quốc tế, cùng với nhân nhân hoà bình thế giới... Điều dok không tốt trong thế kỷ thế giới hội nhập và phát triển hay sao ?
This is quite possibly one of the greatest moments I’ve ever seen in a movie. “If you shoot, we will consider this an act of war”. Fuck, that gave me chills.
Because they are showing the rebels their military show of force in case they think they are too strong for their own good also as well it is an act of war if they fire in Vietnamese territory
This film is very symbolic to what my grandparents went through, they were born in Laos and they had to abandon their village in 1975 and run into the jungle away from the cities because the Red Laotian rebels were killing everyone and beheading anyone who resist the Red revolution. They had to cross the Mekong River to Thailand to escape the massacre and genocide in Laos.
This reminds me of Pol Pots Khmer Rouge, when hunting down foreigners and the Vietnamese not allowing them into their part of the boarder. This was an act of military show of strength. These rebels knew they wouldn’t be able to contend with a real and professional army.
The people's army of Vietnam saved an entire country of Cambodia from the tyranny of Pol Polt's brutal red Khmer rouge regime, it's no surprising they would do the same to foreigners seeking protections from them.
you guys are forgetting the ceo or company would not be able to do any of that if it wasn't for the corrupt politicians that let it happen. 100% politicians at fault.
This movie has successfully deliver it's message to it intended audience. It stir the emotion and trigger a question what if... Bravo to the movie maker who ever you are...
Watched this movie long ago, at that time, I didn't care about director and all. All I remember is how when the tension started its impact, the whole movie barely has any space and time for the audience to rest. This one last scene is the most intense scene, genius writing. In other scenes, the tension can be reduced by main characters hiding, tricking or fighting. But this scene, all they could do was just asking hopelessly for help. And not until they cross the border, they didn't know whether keep moving forward is a good choice. Now, I think I must look it up on who wrote this movie and who directed it. They're all amazing for making every blood cells in my veins shaking throughout the movie. As a Vietnamese myself, I really appreciate a foreign movie making Vietnam look good and damn badass. *Wow in Owen Wilson*
This ending scene was masterful, making you think it was finally their doom Reminded me of the Rambo scene where they constantly thought they were safe through the film until things became brutal
They never threaten to shoot the family. They just said to turn around and that they didn't have permission to enter. Yet the Vietnamese soilders made no move to actually stopped them. The moment they passed the border the order was given to protect them instead. I believe this is likely an order from the government to the border troops. You can't just let anyone enter but as foreigners were being killed they knew they would be escaping the country and would need protection. So diplomatics says they shouldn't get "involved" but also to provide protection to those that made it.
It sounded like they were preparing themselves for any sneak attacks. But likely wouldnt have pulled the trigger since there was also 2 young kids and the was plea was convincing.
I'm American, and I can say that the Vietnamese people have never been the bad guys. They are also one of the few countries in the world that have faught against the US and WON.
@@grekomeca6760 That's right. Vietnam has never brought war to other countries. They only fought against foreign invaders who trampled on their homeland.
@@HARAMBEAKAGEORGEFLOYD Vietnam will definitely save them if this case happens in real life, because we will indeed do it. So u don't need to suspect our goodwill. ^^
@@HARAMBEAKAGEORGEFLOYD My condolences if you had bad experience in Hanoi, but actually there will be some undeniable truths. In fact, our troops dont have any reason to shoot boats coming into our water border, cuz you just need to catch illegal boats to ask for their identities, right? I love how the director delved into this scene when the Vietnamese army just shouted "Turn around the boat", because if our troops kept silent and just let the boat go into our water, the rebels would have shot this family immediately. Our troop must shout like this to prevent the rebels from shooting, and waiting until the boat go into our border, then we will have the right to protect Jack's family (due to the international law)
The rebels would be dead quickly. I feel like the leader guy (had he not been bludgeoned with that oar) would've fired regardless & then gotten a bullet (fired by a Vietnamese soldier) right through his skull & died instantly.
@@ThugShakerSouth And that lead to Vietnam declared war on Cambodia, captured their capital in just 18 days and overthrew their government right after that 🤣🤣. The Cambodians thought they were tough shit but they were deadly wrong.
@@chrysecreative5575 The soldiers were having conversation toward the main character family. If they took a shot, then the border will be in alarm, which means Vietnam can consider this an attempt to invade because they fired right in the border. Which is close to what they warned after the boat entered the border. Also because of that reason, the army can open fire with the reason of self-defense and with and advantage of people and armory, they can easily wipe out those rebels without casualties. If things escalate, there might've been another liberation support from Vietnam for that country since the last time was in 1978.
Situation so chaos..😱..best movie. Its look like really happened. When they are cross the river my hearth beat fast..r they will save till border..thank god alhamdulillah they r save ..fiughh im glad
Vietnamese most of the time have love and affection for Americans and western people in general. they also fear of legal circumstance so they would usually never shoot in the first place. it was empty threat they just were following the protocol
Not only Americans and Western people. They're also hospitable to African people, who say there is almost no racism in Vietnam. Vietnam is a friend to the whole world
When I first saw the embassy explosion and rebels killing foriegners scene in this film, I've been thinking how other countries would react to this kind of situation if there's a rebellion going on in a country against their government and foreign diplomats. Following the embassy explosion, I know the US would have a strong reaction to such a situation like this and start a war against the rebels in that country. Because the rebels bombed the US embassy, and the entire staff there were all killed, and crippled their own government, it's possible that the US may invade that unnamed southeast asian country (It's Cambodia, but it was never mentioned in the film) and restore order to the country. Though this was never mentioned at the end, it's possible that can happen, Just like the US invaded Grenada in 1983 and Panama in 1989. Although the story of those countries are different (probably), you can tell that they restored order to those country with a new proper government.
It would 100% result in a military response from the United States. Embassies are basically seen as a section of the embassy's country within the host country. Attacking it would be seen as attacking the country itself.
Actually, just bombing the US embassy is enough to make it a good justification for a war. An embassy is considered a “special territory” of the respective country in a foreign land. Should anything happen to that “special territory” caused by a local militia, that is considered an act of war.
Love it, thank you Vietnam Army ! Love this movie, i saw this movie a day i was gossebump too fir characters. Armies protected innocents and families ! Vietnamiese military proove that in this movie 😉
I always felt that this movie would have had a much deeper impact story-wise if, rather than focusing on a white family, it focused on a family of Cambodians attempting to escape in 1975 after the Khmer Rouge seized power.
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"If you shoot, we will consider this as an act of war!" what a warning love this!❤
I definitely liked that.
The rebels would probably say to the Vietnamese border patrol "It's OK! We don't want any trouble!" & then leave.
I often wonder what would've happened had that 1 leader guy been in this scene (like if he didn't get bludgeoned by the oar).
Would he have fired a shot regardless or would he have backed down?
@@Nicksolo85 well there is only one effect, if the leader is carried by his actions and opened fire on them, it will lead to a shootout with the border guards and will untimely lead to a war between their countries, as it is considered a provocation.
@@Nicksolo85 We will never know
This is why I love viem nam
@@Avaylnmagictraining2
but in the past the USA massacred the people of Vietnam, bombarded Vietnam, without Vietnam's help, those Americans would have died stupidly.
USA is a barbaric nation, invaders, plunderers and plunders other countries' natural resources.
I love that the Vietnamese were strictly following the laws to the letter, but not the spirit. The moment the boat of obviously terrified civilians passed into their waters, they immediately turn to the rebels with the intent to kill. They knew what was going on in the adjacent country. It's heartwarming.
strictly following the laws to the letter, but not the spirit. - this can go both positive and negative ways most of the times. tell me about it I was born here :)
yes, we knew what was going on in the adjacent country.
@@AveryBui1402 That's right, we know what our surrounding countries are happening. If you are in a situation like Jack's family. At first we will try to chase you away but do not use weapons but only threaten with words. If you are lucky to and enter Vietnam's territory, we will protect you as much as possible
I'm Vietnamese here. Gotta say, i have nothing but respect for this.
🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳
Why do you think Wh ite Ameeicans care about you or would protect you.
Vietnam is a peaceful country and a friend of the world, God bless Vietnam
Vietnam is too based for the world. Decided to invade and go to war just to free cambodia! Goats
@@moralcaptain7043the good communists
a country whom defeats the american 😅
@@moralcaptain7043Việt Nam độc lập tự do là chính nội lực người Việt Nam cùng với sự hỗ trợ của bạn bè quốc tế, cùng với nhân nhân hoà bình thế giới... Điều dok không tốt trong thế kỷ thế giới hội nhập và phát triển hay sao ?
That commander of vietname lines was fire 🔥🔥🔥
"IF YOU SHOOT WE'LL CONSIDER THIS AN ACT OFF WAR"
My heart was pounded through the whole movie
Right nonstop! 😅
me too
"He was indeed my enemy, but in time I named him ally, even friend" _ A Legend.
This is quite possibly one of the greatest moments I’ve ever seen in a movie. “If you shoot, we will consider this an act of war”. Fuck, that gave me chills.
yeah me too..
Two times watching this movie and this ending scene is my favorit.. love how the vietnames army protect the families once the enter the vietnam water
Because they are showing the rebels their military show of force in case they think they are too strong for their own good also as well it is an act of war if they fire in Vietnamese territory
But initially they were warning them to not proceed and get back to the assassins 🥺
@@LuisCastillo-jc8svthey didn't know who was crossing at first and they needed to make a show of not aiding the family's escape.
I really loved this scene! This movie is the best!!!
Thank you very much
Apparently movie critics on rotten tomato didn't like it because it was to offensive and the main characters were white.
@@hotstinkytaco wow its literally a movie trying to escape a country at war
@@hotstinkytaco yep ofc everything is racist
What do u mean? This was the trashiest ending ever, it makes no sense.
One of the best and most tense scenes in a move ever!
I have friends on Facebook from Thailand and Taiwan and the Philippines and South Korea. God bless Vietnam. 🤗🤗🤗☺️
We will consider this an act of war
One of the coolest scenes in movie history.
I don’t even remember when I saw this movie but this scene has been stuck in my head for years
Vietnam is a friendly country.
Vietnamese people welcome all of you😘
This film is very symbolic to what my grandparents went through, they were born in Laos and they had to abandon their village in 1975 and run into the jungle away from the cities because the Red Laotian rebels were killing everyone and beheading anyone who resist the Red revolution. They had to cross the Mekong River to Thailand to escape the massacre and genocide in Laos.
my family ended up in thailand during the vietnam war.
I salute Vietnam army for humanity
that’s why polpot dare not shoot when met Vietnam’s army th-cam.com/video/74A-m7ftKpI/w-d-xo.html
This reminds me of Pol Pots Khmer Rouge, when hunting down foreigners and the Vietnamese not allowing them into their part of the boarder. This was an act of military show of strength. These rebels knew they wouldn’t be able to contend with a real and professional army.
@@justinwillingale2086 read your comment, i dont know where arw you come from, but im sure you arent chinese , or cambodian 😍😍
@@91bienxanh93 I’m neither, but I do know that Vietnam really helped the Cambodian people by getting rid of their Tyrant.
@@peteyz7100 is why I said this reminds me of Pol Pots era in Cambodia or the Khmer Rouge.
This scene gives me goosebumps 😳😳
The people's army of Vietnam saved an entire country of Cambodia from the tyranny of Pol Polt's brutal red Khmer rouge regime, it's no surprising they would do the same to foreigners seeking protections from them.
Pol polt was backed by UN, US, CHINA and most of western countries at that time. they VN still won :)
Saved who was left in Cambodia…
yes. they saved cambodia from brutal genocide. but now cambodian people have become ungrateful to vietnam.
@@chrismackay831410 people in every city
I am Vietnamese
and i love watching scenes like this
💖💖🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳proud of Vietnam
God bless your nation. This is so powerful
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I watched again this movie because of this lovely ending scene.😍❤
That feeling of absolute relief when the terror is over and you made it out alive from a band of Rebel forces hunting foreigners.
u mean defending their country?
I mean.. If you are going to view it as a whole picture.. The foreign company (Owen's) is at the wrong.
@@lordbry470 how was Owen in the wrong
@@lordbry470 his family had nothing to do with it. If anything the CEO's are at fault
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you guys are forgetting the ceo or company would not be able to do any of that if it wasn't for the corrupt politicians that let it happen. 100% politicians at fault.
The Vietnam army so damn cool!
I watched atleast the last part . I cant watch the whole movie bcoz Im pregnant and cry easily . gosh this movie is the best ♥️
This movie has successfully deliver it's message to it intended audience. It stir the emotion and trigger a question what if... Bravo to the movie maker who ever you are...
I love this scene so much. I love how they instantly turn toward the rebals the second the boat enters their border
Watched this movie long ago, at that time, I didn't care about director and all. All I remember is how when the tension started its impact, the whole movie barely has any space and time for the audience to rest. This one last scene is the most intense scene, genius writing. In other scenes, the tension can be reduced by main characters hiding, tricking or fighting. But this scene, all they could do was just asking hopelessly for help. And not until they cross the border, they didn't know whether keep moving forward is a good choice. Now, I think I must look it up on who wrote this movie and who directed it. They're all amazing for making every blood cells in my veins shaking throughout the movie.
As a Vietnamese myself, I really appreciate a foreign movie making Vietnam look good and damn badass. *Wow in Owen Wilson*
Yes! I almost felt patriotic towards Vietnam and I’m Mexican.
😊😊😊
I am Vietnamese! If you are in trouble and come to our house to ask for help, we will help you immediately. We love peace and always help people!
Hello, I am Vietnamese, I feel proud of my country when watching this movie ,I LOVE VIETNAM❤❤❤
I love ur country...love from india
This ending scene was masterful, making you think it was finally their doom
Reminded me of the Rambo scene where they constantly thought they were safe through the film until things became brutal
I just LOVE how the boat went own its own into Vietnamese waters even though they didn't pedal anymore.
And the whole hate us in 1979
That’s how a current works
momentum...
Right. What if they had continued paddling would they have been shot?
I love it how the Vietnamese were threatening to shoot them but once they did get over the Border they didn't
Because of the principle in International law. Once you enter the other country for asylum that country is bound duty to protect you.
Favorite sence.....i love it
good thing the boat was moving
They never threaten to shoot the family. They just said to turn around and that they didn't have permission to enter. Yet the Vietnamese soilders made no move to actually stopped them. The moment they passed the border the order was given to protect them instead.
I believe this is likely an order from the government to the border troops. You can't just let anyone enter but as foreigners were being killed they knew they would be escaping the country and would need protection. So diplomatics says they shouldn't get "involved" but also to provide protection to those that made it.
It sounded like they were preparing themselves for any sneak attacks. But likely wouldnt have pulled the trigger since there was also 2 young kids and the was plea was convincing.
I watched it seweral time and still make me very emotional.
Where can I watch the full movie?
This was about the damnest, most intense movie I ever seen.
I was crying and screaming "yes" when Annie saved Jack and Lucy
Yay finally a movie where Vietnam is not a bad guy
Vietnam is a male?
I'm American, and I can say that the Vietnamese people have never been the bad guys. They are also one of the few countries in the world that have faught against the US and WON.
@@grekomeca6760 That's right. Vietnam has never brought war to other countries. They only fought against foreign invaders who trampled on their homeland.
@@grekomeca6760 tôi là người Việt Nam. Cảm ơn bạn
This is the definition of “hospitality”.
Last.week I visited Vietnam. Now I think I love that country. Sincau..
The final word in your comment
You mean..."Xin chào" ?
THE BEST MOVIE EVER!!!
I love this kind of scenes ❤
Love this scene!
This scene was so powerful
For the Proud and Glorious of Uncle Ho... We must protect each other from the Invasion of Tyrrany Enemies
I thought the family will stuck in 2 sides until a soldier said "This boat is now in vietnamese water"
Việt Nam! I’m so proud of my country 🇻🇳
Thank God for Vietnam, they saved them.
You realize this was a movie, right? 😂😂
@@HARAMBEAKAGEORGEFLOYDNo shit 🙄
@@HARAMBEAKAGEORGEFLOYD Vietnam will definitely save them if this case happens in real life, because we will indeed do it. So u don't need to suspect our goodwill. ^^
@@DungNguyen-ru1mw I don't lol I know how it is in real life I've been to Hanoi
@@HARAMBEAKAGEORGEFLOYD My condolences if you had bad experience in Hanoi, but actually there will be some undeniable truths. In fact, our troops dont have any reason to shoot boats coming into our water border, cuz you just need to catch illegal boats to ask for their identities, right? I love how the director delved into this scene when the Vietnamese army just shouted "Turn around the boat", because if our troops kept silent and just let the boat go into our water, the rebels would have shot this family immediately. Our troop must shout like this to prevent the rebels from shooting, and waiting until the boat go into our border, then we will have the right to protect Jack's family (due to the international law)
This is best movie scene in the world
Finally this was the last part I couldn’t want last night
love Vietnam peolple Army !!!!!!! strong !!!!strong!!!!
We are the Buddhist army ,😭😭😭😭😭🙏🙏🙏❤️🇻🇳❤️
Those ak47 on they're hand is powerful... it can wipe those rebels
I think it's akm
@@chickenpuddingstudio4730 akm? similar name but same designer?
@@vasyt1495 there slight different with the trigger assembly but yea it's the same
One of the most underrated movie
Thanks for the upload
Honestly, I love this movie
Love this movie
Trong thế giới ai yêu Việt Nam đâu! 🇻🇳❤🇻🇳❤🇻🇳❤🇻🇳❤🇻🇳❤🇻🇳
Thì
👇👍
I'm from Cambodia and I approve this movie
Vietnaaaam Undefeated! 🇻🇳 ✨
Anybody knows the link of these movie please..
This movie is fire.. Owen wilson did amazing
I wonder what would happen if the rebels ignored the soldier’s order to stand down and fired anyway.
They been instantly killed
That's happened In Late 1978. The Cambodia (rebels) Attacked Vietnamese Village, not only attacking BUT also doing genocide. The results is Total War
The rebels would be dead quickly.
I feel like the leader guy (had he not been bludgeoned with that oar) would've fired regardless & then gotten a bullet (fired by a Vietnamese soldier) right through his skull & died instantly.
You fire at someone who Kicked Franc,US and japanese army ass?
@@ThugShakerSouth And that lead to Vietnam declared war on Cambodia, captured their capital in just 18 days and overthrew their government right after that 🤣🤣.
The Cambodians thought they were tough shit but they were deadly wrong.
This was a great tense movie and also a very interesting.
I'm vietnamese
U got rescue by the smallest army on the plants but they also the unbreakable army on earth..
Well I wouldn’t consider an army of 500000 active personnels small.
Well we stand at 24 on global fire power
So who else thought this movie was going to have a downer ending right here?
I was wondering why the rebels didn't immediately shoot while the boat hasn't gone past the border yet.
@@chrysecreative5575 The soldiers were having conversation toward the main character family. If they took a shot, then the border will be in alarm, which means Vietnam can consider this an attempt to invade because they fired right in the border. Which is close to what they warned after the boat entered the border. Also because of that reason, the army can open fire with the reason of self-defense and with and advantage of people and armory, they can easily wipe out those rebels without casualties. If things escalate, there might've been another liberation support from Vietnam for that country since the last time was in 1978.
Safety and Protection!
Great film
VietNamese my house,my from .Who love VietNam?💖💖💖💖💖💖
You know, Vietnam is the country that always help when someone in needs. I'm the person who is living in this country.
Yes
Situation so chaos..😱..best movie. Its look like really happened. When they are cross the river my hearth beat fast..r they will save till border..thank god alhamdulillah they r save ..fiughh im glad
Salutefor Vietnam
I'm very pround to be a Vietnamese❤
Where can I watch this movie?
Where can i get the whole movie😭😭
How did I miss on this! This is good!
Zombie movie...but zombie is replaced by human..
Agree
Train to VietNam
The soundtrack didn't play in the movie. Did you add it?
I love this movie, God bless Vietnam
I'm from vietnam 😊
I just cryed😢😢😢
🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳 I have nothing but respect for you ❤
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Vietnamese most of the time have love and affection for Americans and western people in general. they also fear of legal circumstance so they would usually never shoot in the first place. it was empty threat they just were following the protocol
Not only Americans and Western people. They're also hospitable to African people, who say there is almost no racism in Vietnam. Vietnam is a friend to the whole world
Vietnamese fears of nothing, much less legal issues😂
Tự hào khi người Việt Nam giúp đỡ người bị nạn.
Nice vid
I liked this movie
>>Jack: STOP! DO NOT SHOOT!
Love this movie!
When I first saw the embassy explosion and rebels killing foriegners scene in this film, I've been thinking how other countries would react to this kind of situation if there's a rebellion going on in a country against their government and foreign diplomats. Following the embassy explosion, I know the US would have a strong reaction to such a situation like this and start a war against the rebels in that country.
Because the rebels bombed the US embassy, and the entire staff there were all killed, and crippled their own government, it's possible that the US may invade that unnamed southeast asian country (It's Cambodia, but it was never mentioned in the film) and restore order to the country. Though this was never mentioned at the end, it's possible that can happen, Just like the US invaded Grenada in 1983 and Panama in 1989. Although the story of those countries are different (probably), you can tell that they restored order to those country with a new proper government.
It would 100% result in a military response from the United States. Embassies are basically seen as a section of the embassy's country within the host country. Attacking it would be seen as attacking the country itself.
Yeah, its Cambodia.. Because in the east, Cambodia is bordered by Vietnam..
@@MetalDragon_CSY well look at Afghanistan now lol
@@dwiastuti5992 no I looked it up, it's based in chiang mai, west Thailand so this couldn't have happened
Actually, just bombing the US embassy is enough to make it a good justification for a war.
An embassy is considered a “special territory” of the respective country in a foreign land. Should anything happen to that “special territory” caused by a local militia, that is considered an act of war.
Great Job Vietnam
I am glad their safe. But the others didn't make it. May God be with them
Plz upload full movie
Very tense film 💓 feels like falling
upload the full movie pls,,\
What possessed you to add this completely unfitting music to the clip??
Love it, thank you Vietnam Army ! Love this movie, i saw this movie a day i was gossebump too fir characters. Armies protected innocents and families ! Vietnamiese military proove that in this movie 😉
I always felt that this movie would have had a much deeper impact story-wise if, rather than focusing on a white family, it focused on a family of Cambodians attempting to escape in 1975 after the Khmer Rouge seized power.
I would like that Sterling Jerins will play Arya when Disney Plus will adapt Inheritance Cycle unlike Sienna Miller
Weirdly reminds me of Chuck Norris films going to cross the Thai border from Vietnam.
Baru selese nonton di tv. Omg... Dag dig dug 🔥
I love these scene❤️❤️