Lone Survivor (2013) was not what I expected ☾ MOVIE REACTION - FIRST TIME WATCHING!
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Forgot to fix where I was confused about the time of Hacksaw Ridge! It was WW2 in Okinawa, I just forgot I said it wasn't WW2 in this video 😭 Pretend that wasn't there, I am completely aware 😅💓
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I saw Warrior on that menu screen........i caught that.
You definitely gotta watch Volent Night! It's a good winter holiday movie, and given the time of year it's perfect! ✌️🎅🎄❄️
Do you know the TV show Occupied? ❤
Next react black hawk down❤
@@dongkhanlalkipgen9744 Black Hawk Down is deffently good movie, won 1 oscar.
Before filming began, Peter Berg visited the families of the dead. The father of Danny Dietz, played by Emile Hirsch, read him an autopsy report detailing the eleven bullets that tore through his son. "He was reading that and crying," says Berg, "and then he said, 'That's who my son was. That's how hard he fought. Make sure you get that right.'"
Is this a documentary? Where do I watch?
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It's on the dvd special features...
Damn this made me cry
@@shelbylacerda1568 it’s also on TH-cam it’s in the making of lone survivor
When you have recovered from this you should give "13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi" a watch.
1000%
Yessssss great movie
Definitely. And try American Sniper. Greetings and kisses from Hamburg ❤
Yes most definitely
Absolutely….one of my favorites
They don’t hate him that’s new guy hazing. It’s very common in the military to make the new guy earn his respect. They all accept and love him like a brother it’s all fun and games. I was hazed when I first got to my unit. the people who hazed me are like family to me and to this day would drop anything to help me.
Sometimes military hazing is definitely hate and a "I had to suffer and so do you".
@@noneofyourbusiness9489 I disagree and where I’m from that’s called earning you place and respect. You haze new people it’s literally gauging a person and it shows you exactly who you can count on having your back vs a paper man who’s going to crumble because he was picked on a little. Weak men create hard times look at the current society today lol 😂
@@SAPPERJASON1You can tell that dude knows no one in the military or ever served.
@@CloudJLright or he’s currently serving in the new woke military. I have a couple friends that are still in and they say it’s getting bad
@@SAPPERJASON1 That almost slipped my mind, thanks for reminding me 😂🤦🏾♂️
17:16 the old guy said “Hear this, your deaths will be tonight”. The old man repeats it, but this time it is the tone of a promise being made, “your deaths will be tonight!”
Always wondered that ....thx
Yeah, I did some research, and this was CV’d. I refuse to acknowledge the intelligence you claim to have
@@richardmunroe2812people that speak the language said that’s what he said
@@richardmunroe2812 people do have sources and don't have to always explain
@@CasualShartsThey should explain or it puts suspicion on their credibility
The scene in the beginning when the unit is sitting at the bench, the man in the black beanie and sunglass is Marcus Luttrell. This movie is based on his book, Lone Survivor.
And the director, Peter Berg is in the room when Shane Patton is giving the speech. I also think some of the other soldiers in the room are Navy Seals.
Marcus Luttrell survived because of a local tradition that's even older than the religion of Islam. If someone asks for help, they are honor bound to feed them, clothe them, and protect them from their enemies. It's called "Pashtunwali"
Yeah, and with the bullshit fall of Afghanistan, who knows if they’re still around
You’ll actually see Marcus Luttrell in certain scenes. Also, because of what Mike Murphy did to contact for help, he received a Medal of Honor which is the highest decoration medal in the entire U.S. military and awarded to extremely few
He’s the guy in the black Beanie and Sunglasses at the beginning.
I enlisted in '08 Navy...and we were told this story in boot camp. It would be cool to meet Marcus.
I've met Marcus Lutrell and got a photo with him along with an autographed copy of his book Lone Survivor (to this day the most amazing, heart wrenching story I've ever read). He was signing autographs at a Houston Astros game in 2010 at the time. To this day, it is the most "star struck" I've ever been.
I've also been in touch with Michael Murphy's father through Facebook where I sent my condolences as well as my thanks for his sons service to our nation. He responded with the following to me:
"Thank you for your kind comments. It has been the kindnesses of strangers who honor Michael's service and sacrifice that have given the family the strength to endure and continue on after this terrible tragedy which has befallen us. Thank you for remembering my "buddy boy"."
Never forget these were real men with real families. God bless them all.
From what I understand from other videos on Lone Survivor, the old man said "Death is coming for you".
Yep. He was telling them that they're all going to die. She let her Western sense of ideals of Life getting her way that old man was probably part of the mujahideen who had fought against the Soviets.. and that little jihadi was definitely isis in the making
I've seen that and "You will all die tonight"
Unsure if either is correct, but it definitely wasn't nice words lol
One reason Danny was talking loud was no doubt because he was in shock. Another was probably because his (and the other's) hearing was muffled from the gunfire and explosions. Gunfire when you are in a valley surrounded by rock or other barriers is deafening.
The real Marcus Luttrell was wearing the watch cap at the table in the beginning. He's the one that spilled the coffee for the new guy to clean up.
what the old guy says after they let them go actually translates to "you will all die here today"
Luttrell and I shared the same general surgeon, Doctor woods. Woods took care of Luttrell in Germany for 14 days after the events that unfolded on that mission. In 2015 I was in a bad accident with an explosive in Missouri, and Woods was my surgeon here. Through the years I developed a friendship with woods and got to meet Luttrell in 2016. One of the most humbling and cool experiences of my life, it's something I will cherish forever.
The opening training shots are actually from a real documentary series called "Buds Class 234 SEALS" from the early 2000s. The series can be found here on youtube, if anyone´s interested.
It´s absolutely fascinating, brutal and inspirring at the same time. 💯
Hacksaw Ridge was most definitely WW2 it was just the Pacific campaign against Japan.
I read Marcus’ book after the movie.
And yeah the movie definitely toned down how brutal the whole thing really was.
@@tylergay2012 Pretty sure the book he's referring to is Love Survivor, but I could be wrong.
6:36 the real marcus lutrell (who mark wahlberg is potraying) playing an extra in a movie is as cool as a cameo can be
I always thought Wahlberg was a weird casting as he is 5' 6" whereas the real Marcus Lutrell is 6"4. He did a good job but anyone who has read Lone Survivor knows about his height as it is rare for a seal.
Love how Marcus is in his own movie playing a secondary role.
He was in the picnic table scene in American Sniper too.
I was a Navy LS after this mission. I've seen Marcus' videos and he seems super humble. I would like to meet him.
Captures the raw intensity of combat and carnage on both sides of the battlefront, and the heroics that forge an indelible spirit in combat
This movie is so good and so heartbreaking at the same time because it’s based on a true story.
The language the old man was speaking was Pashtun, a former US Army Green Beret looked up what he said and it translates to “You will all die tonight”.
I don’t think I’ve ever seen this! SEE “we were SOLDIERS “
It’s freaking awesome in about three hours long but with Mel Gibson, Sam, Elliott, and several other good actresses and actors. I can’t remember their names, but it is such a good movie and it’s HILARIOUS & yea, it will make you CRY!! it’s about the Vietnam war in the first big battle in the Vietnam war in November 1965
There's a channel where former Green Berets react and they say that this is absolutely the most accurate depiction of combat in any movie. It's pretty heartbreaking.
They did not hate the new guy. But no new guy gets by without having to prove he can take all the jabs and insults. Because if he gets upset at that, how will he act in combat?
Maybe they should change the way the Marines break in the new guy so no-one's feelings get hurt.. ..right? No wonder more women aren't lining up to go to the frontlines..
@@StayFractalesque What? I never said they should change anything. I was just explaining that the hazing was not done out of any malice. But interpret it how you please I guess.
@@StayFractalesqueif you’re worried about your feelings in a combat zone, you’re not coming home from a combat zone.
iodicy really. Navy Seal training isnt so immature. And theyre elite combat capable troops.
There's been tons of hazing incidents in the military which have led to the victims dying. Some people just can't control themselves, thus they shouldn't be allowed to haze on others.
Act of valor or Tears of the Sun both great movies to watch
Act of valor
Act of Valor is sooooooo boring
Luttrell got a happy ending, and so did the Afghan guy who saved his life. I think it says in the epilogue that the 2 are still very close friends and regularly hang out to this day. Unfortunately, the movie was made in 2013, so the “their fight against the Taliban continues today” isn’t accurate anymore. The Taliban took over Afghanistan again back in 2021. People are still resisting in some areas, and a lot of people made it out before the Taliban took over, but Afghanistan is under Taliban control now. I hope in the future the Afghan people will liberate themselves again.
Gulab didn’t exactly get a happy ending though… he was hunted for years by the taliban and members of his family were murdered all because he helped a luttrell. Took him years to get sanctuary
The infamous Afghanistan withdrawal. Thousands of Afghans slaughtered in the streets by the Taliban. Burned babies in the streets. Mothers throwing their babies over fences so they might have a chance of surviving.
The afghan didn’t have a happing ending and that’s literally well known
Yes in Buds (navy seals) training they actually are tied up to weights and put in a pool under water deprived of oxygen the point of passing out. Why to teach them what drowning actually feels like. This way they will know exactly when they must come up for air and breath . Without panicking
That’s wild but makes so much sense
@@Cdrop63not true tho 😂 the guy who passed out passed out from the 50 meter underwater swim in first phase they don’t purposely drown you.
So, some things that are a bit different in this movie than in real life.
1) In the movie, they probably KILLED more people than actually attacked them in real life. After lots of after action reports and witness statements from the rescuing force, as well as video made by Shah's militia, it was probably more around 10 to 12 that attacked them. People might think SEALs are supermen, but they don't realize that if you have no firepower, no comms for support, and you get rolled up on by a force 3x your size with firepower, you're dead.
2) The goat herders probably didn't rat the SEALs out at all. Villagers and intelligence assets stated that Shah's militia saw the SEALs ' helicopter the night prior and tracked them from the landing zone. They said some of the militia even had eyes on them while they were trying to decide what to do with the goat herders.
Kamila, Afghanistan is a tribal nation, so fighting is very common between different tribes and even different sects of the same groups, like the taliban/isis/mujahadeen
Ah, yes, that explains everything..
@@StayFractalesque it’s a very basic explanation. If you have time, could you meticulously explain the intricacies of afghan culture? I’m a bit busy
@@TK-hw2ph ..nothing personal, i guess I'm just being a smartass because no matter which religion, wherever on earth, I can't fathom the point.. ..I think I just believe it's all b.s, it's not about who believes what, it's all just an excuse for power grabs and financial gain.. so when i read, "they're a tribal nation", well, thats not really a good reason for me.. ..guess thats the point tho
17:14 Someone told me that he really said something like, "You will all be dead by tonight".
The old man said "you'll all be dead by morning."
If you're looking for a show in this time period, HBO Max has a Show Called Generation Kill that follows US Marines in their 2000's invasion of Iraq based on a true story its an extremely detailed look and recreation with several of the actors being played by the actual person. Its a good bit of Military reality and dark comedy that comes with conflict. I highly recommend giving it a watch.
So you asked about what did old man say to the seals in scene with villagers.
He said "Hear this, your death will be tonight." in pushtu language
When Murph decides to cut them loose the old man turns around and says you will die tonight.
The fabulous internet said this:
Word for word what the old man says is: “Hear this, your deaths will be tonight”. The old man repeats it, but this time it is the tone of a promise being made, “your deaths will be tonight!”
the guy they were after had no earlobes so looking at the peoples ears is kind of important so they dont just assassinate a random person
The real Marcus was the guy who went "your first op is to clean all this up"
A few things about this mission.
It was fucked from the start, and there’s details on why.
The SEAL team was killed by a dozen or so taliban, there wasn’t as much as depicted in the movie. Seriously it was like 12 of those guys that killed them.
The SEAL team was told by the Marines (who the poached the mission from initially and had all the intel) to bring stronger communication systems because they lacked it at the time.
The taliban KNEW an operation was going to start sometime that week because they started to do false inserts throughout the week basically notifying the taliban that something will happen soon.
Rather than walk to the objective area they were inserted in by helicopter (hence why they tried doing false inserts through out the week) so they were heard by the taliban.
The fast ropes they used to drop in? They didn’t even try to hide them, and the goat herders found them that verified that Americans were in the area operating. So they let the guy the seals were hunting down now via their own radio.
The mission should have been called off
with all those things happening but it didn’t, and all those events happened.
There’s been a report that luttrell fired off little to no amino because he was knocked out so quick, not because he didn’t want to fight.
The US Navy claims there were 30-40 enemy combatants. No clue where you came up with the number 12.
I agree. Mission was already a failure from the beginning. Helos are loud, using them to insert a recon team like that would definitely alert the enemy. They should have either walked to the objective (as u mentioned) or be inserted via freefall parachuting, which is more discreet.
@@DAAllan82 from Marcus Luttrell himself he reported 35-40 in his after action debrief, but in the book it stated over 200 fighters.
From the book Victory point (which points out all the other failures that lead up to the failure of red wings) reported 12 fighters.
Remember the same government that gave the taliban numbers also lied about Pat Tillman being murdered by his own people by friendly fire. They do things to protect their image.
@@DAAllan82are you dumb? The rangers that were sent to rescue Marcus literally say he still had mags on his body and still had ammo. The depiction of the movie and the real life events are extremely dramatized for film. This is well known already🤦🏽♂️ there wasn’t hundred’s of Taliban and Marcus wasn’t in a crazy gunfight that the movies showed and it’s all been proven for years now, and it’s funny to see ppl like you blindly believe the version of events by the navy when the us military is known for lying just to save face.
@@dallasyap3064you literally know nothing🤦🏽♂️ they already knew the seals were coming before the recon mission went away. The fact that you think the helo was the problem shows you don’t know wtf your talking about at all.
If I’m correct what the old man said translates to “you will all die tonight” according to google.
Pashtun Wali (the rules of hospitality toward guests) was the same thing the Taleban cited to explain why they could not turn over Osama bin Laden to international justice after 9/11, leading to the invasion of Afghanistan, ironically enough...
An ancient custom that peoples all over the world used to have a version of, and I think it’s a good one. But yeah, that example shows how it could possibly be exploited.
That guy that was wearing the dark shades is actually the Lone Survivor. Rip to all the soldiers that laid down their lives. 🙏🏽🕊
As a Combat Marine veteran with two tours in Iraq 03, 04-05 this is one of the best prorated movies on how it actually was over there. American Sniper and Hurt locker and Jar Head. As well as 13 hours.
That song in the intro at base and at the end is called Waking Up...
I always used to play it when i would get ready for work.
While in a skype call with my at that time girlfriend.
I would get ready to go to base, and she would fall asleep to that music, knowing full well i could disappear for a few weeks or so without knowing if i would come back or not.
She even waited a year for me when i was in Afghanistan.
Eventually the distance broke us up...
She was in the US, i was in The Netherlands.
I miss her till this day, but thats life...
Yes, this movie showed the harsh reality of combat.
Soldiers are always scared in situations like that.
But its that fear and the training that keeps us alive.
And its our courage, and thoughts of coming home again that keeps us going.
Its not an easy job, far from it.
But if not us, then who will.
Wow.. she sure was grateful for everything you sacrificed.. ..she couldn't make a sacrifice of her own and be loyal? ..smdh
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She did try, she just couldnt handle the idea of not beeing close to me...
Eventually she met some dude over there and that was it.
Women always seem to go for the easy way eventually.
But i would quit my job for the right woman without hesitation.
I more then served my time.
Sacrificed more years then i can count for an ungrateful world that has no idea what we do for them.
Over here the army is concidered a low income job for people that dont want to go to school.
Instead of a selfless honorable thing like they see it in the united states.
Spent 4 years there, after Afghanistan, was stationed there as part of a initiative to improve our training.
And i really miss it there though.
It hurts and saddens me, realising how much time i wasted doing this job.
Deploying to countries that dont want us, dealing with people that dont understand us, following orders from men that dont care about us, while our families worry about us.
When people ask me if the military is fun, i tell them the truth.
Its not fun at all.
But there are moments that make it worth it.
You will sign a deal with the Devil.
He will send you to Hell.
If you survive and come back from Hell, he will send you again and again and again.
The messed up thing is, that Hell will always stay with you.
And you either find peace with it or it will kill you.
"No earlobes" is the identifying marker the team used to make sure they had the right person for the mission. They noted it in the briefing before they went down range, and continued to use the same marker while performing recon.
the old man said ""In the morning, you will wake up separated from all your blood.""
I found on the Internet that the elder goat herder said something along the lines of "In the morning, you will wake up separated from all your blood."
This movie is based on an actual U.S. Navy S.E.A.L.s mission in Afghanistan around 2004-2005.
The old man in the movie tells them "You are all going to die by tonight" I might be para phrasing it, but you the meaning.
You might think that the young Afghan's are just boys, but in the religion of Islam. A boy becomes a man at age 12. Plus these are tribal people. Who live a tough life. They are farmers and goat herders in a mountainous region. Not to mention there has been some form of war going on since 1979 when the Soviets invaded Afghanistan. The Afghan's grow up quick, and learn to live a hard life.
You might have objections to giving a 10 year old an AK rifle. However in that part of the world. That is just part of everyday life.
The Outpost (2019) is another amazing war movie based on true story about a base that should of never been in the spot it was in first place
The guy in the beginning who told him to clean up the table is the actual guy
Marcu Luttrell is now a US Congressmen (TX).
No, his brother Morgan, also a Navy Seal, is a congressman.
he's not, his brother is though. his story is also amazing.
@@hunterboone3001 WHOLY MOLY! Thank you for correcting me! WOW, does his brother, Morgan Luttrell, ever look and sound like Marcus. I've watched everything on Marcus: JRE interviews, fire pit chats with other SEALS, etc. I swear: I though it was Marcus there in Congress. I stand corrected, sir.
@@heathen-heart WHOLY MOLY! Thank you for correcting me! WOW, does his brother, Morgan Luttrell, ever look and sound like Marcus. I've watched everything on Marcus: JRE interviews, fire pit chats with other SEALS, etc. I swear: I though it was Marcus there in Congress. I stand corrected, sir.
Yes, "screwed" was the right word. 😲
There's a video on the internet that was taken by the enemy during this battle. It's really sad because it's REAL and you can actually hear the SEALS communicating with each other during the battle. The video then shows the enemy stripping the dead bodies of Danny Dietz and Michael Murphy and going through their equipment that included a laptop that had a bullet hole through it. It's a horrifying video!
Remember this, 5 year old kids were pulling triggers ober there
Young or old they were offing Americans left and right
I lost alot of people over there, its rough but atleast they died together
Marcus latrell was the In the movie, and he was the guy that dumped the coffee over on the picnic table and said here clean it up. He was the one with the black stocking kept he's the one that survived
Hacksaw Ridge was WW2, but is in the Pacific theater
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The man that helped Marcus, him and his family now reside in Texas
Marcus Luttrell is a fellow Texan, I know bout roughly where he lives. He was shot 11 times and has had roughly 100 surgeries. If I’m not mistaken he did indeed bring the Afghani man that helped him back to Texas for a visit. I hold the American special forces in the highest regard, they are as close to super human as one can get.
You should actually check out the movie that popped up next in line after the credits The Hurt Locker with Jeremy Renner amazing war movie
Welp, this is one of my new favorite channels! Great reaction! Another couple to review that are more modern like this, would “Black Hawk Down” “American Sniper” (both based on actual events) and “Act of Valor”( played by actual navy seals). Keep up the awesome work!
This was not the first time this happened. A British SAS team had the same situation in Iraq in 1991 during Operation Desert Storm. Watch "Bravo Two Zero" (1999) w/ Sean Bean.
"We love Mike." Mike just got everyone killed. There is an old saying that goes something like this: "Nice Guys Finish Last." What the old goat herder said as he was being let free was: "Hear this, your death will be tonight."
"Isn't he from she's the man?" No. He is Björn Ironside. Forever.
When you have an international fanbase and you react to an American military movie you're gonna get some wild comments from people!
Watch out for the weirdos.
Personally I loved your reaction & the movie! Thanks 😀
This movie is based on Marcus Luttrell's survival. Murphy was the reason I joined. His mother and mine had a mutual friend. Every question I had was relayed to him. He always responded. This was before the internet and phone's. Mike Murphy R.I.P Fair winds and following seas..... 🤙🤙🇺🇸
Yeah, war sucks. Just sadness. Dry humor jokes. Hope people take just a piece of this and time it by a million...... then maybe you'll feel .0001% of what it feels to be there. Kids fight wars because of old men disagreements.
Desert Storm early Desert Storm. The movie is based on a true story and its pretty accurate except when he took the final fall down the mountain he blew 2 vertebra in his lower back and was paralyzed from the waist down and he belly crawled from the bottom of the mountain over a mile to that little pond where Gullab found him and took him in.
The guy in the black skull cap in the beginning when they are all chatting is the guy the movie is about
Plus a few frames in the chopper when the rpg hits.
The old man said “your all going to die tonight”
I think Midway would be a great one for you to check out. Another great WWII film.
"Norway only"
Me: "Naur way"
😂😂
This is a very underrated war movie in my opinion. It's one of the only ones that shows the bullets go both ways. In most fighting movies the good guys are the only ones hitting anything. From the start of the fighting both sides were feeling it.
believe me i am heartbroken as well. For some reason i cant even find the strength to go home in ireland. Isn't that crazy, but yet here i am.
In watching some other channels run by veterans they say that this is probably the most realistic war movie made showing mountain/forest combat. Especially when it comes to the SOUND of combat (the cracks, snaps, and zipping of bullets) and how difficult it is to really see the enemy, in daytime, in that terrain.
Also shows that no matter how well trained or equipped you are, battles and wars are still a numbers game. If it's 4 vs. 20-30 guys in that kind of terrain it's not a video game, you're going to lose, it's just a matter of how many you take with you. They'll be able to pin you down and maneuver against you which is why the SEALs kept having to fall back and reposition.
That's why it is standard US Military Doctrine to always plan to outnumber your opponent AT LEAST either 3 to 1 or 4 to 1 (I forget which) in any engagement you're planning on being a part of. So if you know there are 20 bad guys in a compound you're going to attack it with no less than 60-80 of your own guys. If you know a city has 2,000 fighters in it you're going in with at least 8,000 troops.
You NEVER want it to be a "fair fight". Fair fights result in comparable casualties. You don't want comparable causalities. You want it to be as lopsided as humanly possible.
Thanks for watching this! I know there's a lot of Hollywood bravado going on, but these things actually happen in real life, even if it's hard to believe. ♥
The old man said “you will all be dead before tonight.”
The man at the table in the black beanie an sunglasses is the real Marcus.
Please also watch the classic movie to hell and back, it's about another Texas Native Son, Audie Murphy, the most decorated man in WW2. Congressional Medal of Honor winner, even has the French version of the middle of Honor. Wrote a book about his experience and then actually starred in the movie about himself as himself. Actually became a movie star.
The official title is just Medal of Honor.
It’s awarded by the President via Congress. That may lead to the confusion about the official title.
He EARNED the Medal of Honor, not won. Great movie, though.
watching Full Metal Jacket would be a good movie to give you a perspective on the Vietnam war, it a great movie with amazing actors. Loved your reaction, can't wait to see even more
The older shepherd said “all of you will die by night”
The old man said “you will die tonight” or something along those lines.
WHAT THE HECK
@@Centane he said "hear this, your deaths will be met tonight"
@@hunterboone3001 this just gave me goosebumps
I asked my AI what the old man said in the scene when the Seals let their prisoners go. Ai said the rough translation was "In the morning you will wake up separated from your blood". That's not what I thought, I was leaning towards a thank you.
what the old man said before leaving was "hear this, your deaths will be tonight?
The old man said "your blood will be on this mountain today."
Love your reaction, and of course your compassion, how u see that there are still good people out there in the world despite it being a hell hole. By the way the guy that spilled the coffee on the table and asked the newbie (Patton) to clean up is the real Marcus Luttrell. He's playing a cameo in the movie. Hacksaw Ridge is actually a ww2 film, but it features the war in the Pacific theater against Japan, not in the European theater against Germany like Saving Private Ryan and Fury. Another war film u can react to is Black Hawk Down (2001), also based on a true story, about the US military mission in Somalia in 1993 (Battle of Mogadishu or infamously known as Black Hawk Down) that went wrong.
This story is about Operation Red Wings in 2005.
In 6:01 min in the black hat was the REAL ACTUAL Lone Survivor. He made a cameo in the movie.
The man in the movie at minute 6:06-6:08iish sitting at the table in the sunglasses and beanie is the actual real Lone Survivor. He is who mark walhberg plays. Also the Petty Officer that does the little song and dance and says the creed was from a little town called Boulder City here right outside of Vegas. The have a big dedication for him in one of the restaurants. He (the real SEAL) was killed when the helo was shoot down in this movie.
Fun fact: at the 6:00 mark of this video when they’re eating breakfast. The guy in the black beanie with sunglasses is the REAL Marcus Lutrell.
17:17 he said " In the morning you will wake up separated from all your blood", according to Luttrell the younger boy also said "Hear this, your deaths will be tonight" Axe was completely right in saying they were soldiers, not kids.
4 minutes in and Kamilla has me teary eyed.
In the scene at the beginning where the group lets the old man and 2 kids go. The old man turns and speaks to them as he's leaving. He says "In the morning, you will wake up separated from all your blood."
I highly recommend Marcus' book, Lone Survivor. It gives so much more detail to what happened than Hollywood could cram into a video. To get a better understanding of who Marcus Luttrell is, watch some of his videos talking about this action.
6:01 that’s the real Marcus luttrell in the black beanie. His twin brother is Morgan luttrell also a navy seal.
The old man said in an afghani “tonight you will all die…” something to that effect.
The real Marcus Luttrell is the guy sitting at the table with the dark glasses & black knit cap on at the start of the movie.
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So they dont hate him dear. Its just how we treat every new guy to the team. Its honestly how you build team cohesion.
Also the old afghan man was saying "Your blood will be separate from your body." when the team let the civilians go.
You have a very good heart, I appreciated watching this with you. It's a tearjerker.
What the old man said when they let go was “you will all die tonight” in Pashtunwali
Dear America:
Letters Home from Vietnam.
A documentary that will change your life.