Ash being Persian you have an understanding of the importance of what it means when someone is your guest. I learned in the few weeks I spent in Iran what real hospitality is, and that when a family takes you in as a guest it means much more than it does in the west. I also learned why all the other middle eastern people warn you not to party with Persians lol.

@justtrustash

Жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

@justtrustash

Жыл бұрын

Bro that last bit killed me 😂😂

@odinsahn7648

Жыл бұрын

@@justtrustash Lone Survivor is a great film and probably Director Peter Berg's best. He has worked with Mark Wahlberg on 5 films including: Spenser Confidential, Mile 22, Patriots Day, and Deep Water Horizon. Another great Berg movie in the middle east is The Kingdom with Jamie Foxx, which is such an awesome action film that I highly recommend.

@VadulTharys

Жыл бұрын

@@justtrustashLOL between the singing the food and dancing never seeming to end and how amazing the hospitality and friendliness of the people it was shocking. The host family who I was a guest of their eldest son had gotten married the day after I got there. WOW was an amazing two weeks.

@VadulTharys

Жыл бұрын

@@ToxicGamer86454 They are still Persians, stil the same blood, still the same history. The religion did not change that.

When Marcus Latrell came back from the war, some people broke onto his property and killed his dog. He got in his truck and chased after them and was on the phone with the police the whole time. The full 911 call is on KZread, and that incident and Marcus directly inspired the John Wick character

@Lobain

Жыл бұрын

I knew about him and the dog, but I didn’t know that it inspired John wick, damn

@everfall1075

Жыл бұрын

Just listened to it and dang it gave me goosebumps

@nicdaigle9832

Жыл бұрын

Why’d they kill the dog?

@JFDOOM7

Жыл бұрын

Wth, is this actually real?

@DazHotep6EQUJ5

Жыл бұрын

@@nicdaigle9832 Probably some no good pieces of shit who heard of Marcus' experiences and for some unfathomable reason decided he deserved it. Or they had no idea who they were fucking with. I wouldn't bother calling the police if someone killed my dog, especially if I am an ex military solider who's been through hell. I would deal with them personally.

Beautiful story and loved your reaction to it.. Marcus is a gentle giant who still lives in Texas on a ranch taking care of his mom and family. He has tried for years to get the man who saved him to move to America with his family (Marcus wanted to pay for everything), but the man won’t leave his village and the people he loves. It’s truly one of the greatest stories of my lifetime. Thank you for sharing

@justtrustash

Жыл бұрын

Appreciate you my brother Alec!!

@itsgower7348

9 ай бұрын

He lives next door to Marcus now, he was on an episode of Rogans podcast talking about it :)

Marcus has stayed in contact with the man who saved him has even had him to the us to his family home. There is a great 60 minute’s interview with Marcus and the man who saved him. It’s amazing

@alexanderbaluch1860

Жыл бұрын

Marcus played a Soldier in the Movie.

@realGMAN46112

Жыл бұрын

He lives in Texas, he lives not that far from Marcus

@realGMAN46112

Жыл бұрын

@@alexanderbaluch1860that’s what a cameo is called

@wolfgangkranek376

Жыл бұрын

Only for a short time. Also most of the "heroic" story has been debunked. Quiet sad, but they just fucked up from the beginning and Marcus Luttrell sugar coated it. Which was one of the reasons his Afghan savior distanced himself later from Luttrell.

@NastyNate18B

9 ай бұрын

​@@wolfgangkranek3761.) They're reddit needs who "debunked" the story have far less credibility than the guy who was there 2.)Every involved member of JSOC has said this was a fucked up hit. That's not news. 3.) Muhammad is currently living in a mansion in Southern California. He's been well taken care of.

Fun fact: At the beginning of the movie after we see their little sprint, you'll see a bunch of guys around a table. The one guy with sunglasses and a black beanie, is in fact the real Marcus Lutrell. Also, Lieutenant Michael P. "Murph" Murphy was awarded the Medal of Honor. There's a workout based on what he did called the Murphy challenge, which is really intense and not to mention USS Michael Murphy (DDG-112), the 62nd ship of the Arleigh Burke-class destroyers, named in his honor.

It's devastating how them making that moral choice with the kid, the angry teenager, and the old man on that mountainside led to all of the events after. Making the right moral choice indirectly led to a devastating result. This movie is so damn good. Congrats on 100k subs Ash (and Hannah!). I'll be here for 200k.

@bigmikem1578

Жыл бұрын

It’s left ambiguous. They also made a call from an unsecured phone.

@bigmikem1578

Жыл бұрын

@@11BscoutNG in the movie yes. Alot of accounts I’ve read claims they stumbled upon them as they were still debating the decision and held back to follow them. In the article I posted Gulab says not just the Taliban but all the villagers heard or saw the helicopter drop them off that night. They were already being tracked. That supposedly.. that’s what happened a lot In Afghanistan. Despite what movies will have you believe we don’t have “super soldiers”. It’s a really interesting read from a different perspective.

@roems6396

Жыл бұрын

So was it the right moral choice? As a a result MANY more people died.

@roems6396

Жыл бұрын

@@bigmikem1578 Not to mention that in such a region, with little noise and light pollution, and roaming shepherds, it’s hard to say whether or not someone heard you coming in.

@bigmikem1578

Жыл бұрын

@@roems6396 I’m reality the decision was irrelevant to them. They were already being tracked and what happened happened. Maybe if they had executed them the Taliban would have ambushed them all right then and there.

I’ve read before that Axel’s dad only agreed to the film if they showed what actually happened to his son. All the wounds he received, even the headshot he initially survived, were documented on his autopsy.

@erickburnham4870

Жыл бұрын

And that he fought to nearly his very last bullet - at least according to Marcus's book

@Gutslinger

Жыл бұрын

But then they showed him dying alone for some reason, despite Marcus saying that none of them died out of his presence.

@ryjawa

Жыл бұрын

​@@Gutslingernot true. Marcus and Axe were separated, so on Marcus' debrief he was able to give locations of Murphy and Dietz's bodies, but not Axe... It took them a while to locate his remains.

@TheLegend-yl6eu

Жыл бұрын

@@ryjawa you’re right, Axe was separated and took quite a while to find his body, I can’t remember the exact days, but I remember when I read the book, I was wondering if the body would decomposed after that period of time (sorry for my strange thoughts)

@Vettefan83

4 ай бұрын

I think that Danny Dietz.

I'm a grown ass man, and a 100% disabled veteran, and I freely admit that Marcus Lutrell is my hero. My spine injuries are similar to his, and if he can crawl miles across that mountain in that condition then I can get my sorry ass out of the recliner and at least do some menial housework.

My dad was an Night Stalker MH-47 Chinook pilot in Afghanistan, asleep but on call when this occurred. Due to a number of factors, he was fortunately not piloting the Chinook that was shot down with the RPG, though circumstantially he very well could have been. We lost many good husbands and fathers in that Chinook, people who looked after me as if they were my family, and the mourning period for them was a heavy part of my childhood. Nothing compared to the fraternal relationships my dad lost, of course. The next few days, my dad was working with the other pilots in the Unit working to deal with the aftermath of the situation. RIP Corey Goodnature, Chris Scherkenbach, and the others who gave their lives attempting that rescue. NSDQ.

One Hundred Thousand! And it couldn't be more deserved. Without a doubt, the best reactions, the best commentary, and the most genuine people on KZread. 200K is already on the horizon. There's no stopping it.

@justtrustash

Жыл бұрын

Ahh mate this means everything man thank you ❤️

Marcus told the director that made Lone Survivor. That if he fucked it up and dishonored his friends. He would kill him. You can find Marcus Luttrell speaking about "The worst day of his life" here on YT. The events went on longer than they could portray in the film. Marcus is a good speaker. He does a great job covering the details of this moment in time for him and his best friends. Worth a listen

@Apfelkind4000

Жыл бұрын

So another nice decent ex-US-soldier it seems... threaten other people to kill them seems totally normal to me...

@xaceez6537

Жыл бұрын

@@Apfelkind4000 you wouldn’t threaten someone if they disrespected your dead brothers?

@NeverLuckyOP

Жыл бұрын

@@xaceez6537 he wouldn't cause he's just a keyboard warrior ;)

@Apfelkind4000

Жыл бұрын

@@xaceez6537 No, I wouldn't because I'm neither 13 years old nor a psychopath...

@Apfelkind4000

Жыл бұрын

@@NeverLuckyOP Former army captain, nice to meet you. You, people, are really deplorable.

I watched this movie in the theater right before my deployment to Afghanistan. I was with another Soldier and we were in uniform (didn’t have time to change in order to make it). By the end of the movie, especially after the pictures of the deceased, nearly everyone in the theater was crying. My buddy and I left immediately so we could avoid any awkward reactions/interactions with the theater audience. Such a sad movie.

100k! congrats guys! All the hard work editing, building your community up, making great thumbnails, and most importantly having amazing chemistry with Hannah and all your guests that provide us with consistent entertaining reactions is what got you here. It's not luck, it's well deserved, congrats mate!

@justtrustash

Жыл бұрын

Love you mate, thank you so much ❤️

@frankerben7666

Жыл бұрын

@@justtrustash Dear "Hannash"!😉 I love watching you watching films like this one, I am always moved like Hannah, think she is a highly sensitive person and enjoy your humanity (and comedy!) as well Ash! Please try Terrence Malick "Red thin line", you won`t definetely regret it, it`s a masterpiece in every way!! You gotta do this, trust me.😇 Greetings from Germany, all the best, Frank

@deandalapanda

Жыл бұрын

What’s the point of watching “reaction” videos? 😂 Seriously

The ending always gets me, i was in afghan at the same time this took place. I was in my mid 20s then, seeing the ages of those guys at the time and what they went through. Am 40 now, makes me sad thinking what they would be doing now.

You know, in case you're wondering. The goat farmer, whom they let go. Wasn't thanking them for letting them go, he was in fact saying "You're all going to die today" That's was so chilling about that scene.

the part where murphy sacrifices himself to call in backup really happened and he was awarded the medal of honor for his actions(highest possible military decoration for anyone that didn't know)

After Saving Private Ryan, I think this is the second most realistic war movie I've seen, the level of realism is incredible, even in the deaths.

@AH64Gunship

Жыл бұрын

Black hawk down?

@justincopp4875

6 ай бұрын

Hacksaw Ridge was incredibly accurate as well

@justinwilder3514

2 ай бұрын

Yeah after some stuff being found out, footage leaked, and stories changing, it kinda slipped back lower. Still pretty close but 13 hours and hacksaw ridge along with Blackhawk down are some of the more realistic, the outpost is pretty accurate to

Did you notice the real Marcus who survived is the Navy Seal with the beannie and beard in the movie who spills the drinks for the rookie to clean up? Cool that they gave him a small role in the movie.

Luttrell and I share the same general surgeon. I was in a bad accident with an explosive back in 2015. Months into my recovery, I was able to meet Luttrell. Not only a humbling experience, but a testimony to how much pain we can face in life and still bounce back. Like Luttrell said, "Never out of the fight."

I always cry at the end. It’s just too much to think about. Those men really went through hell for each other. Real heroes. Real humans.

Universal actually used my song for the trailer for this movie, which was really cool since I loved the film.

@justtrustash

Жыл бұрын

No way!! Share the link bro 👊🏽

@LightsandMotion

Жыл бұрын

@@justtrustash I actually just heard it in the bit of the trailer that you included in the video. my song in the first 40 seconds. no clue how I stumbled upon your channel but I've sort of sticked around. well done man kzread.info/dash/bejne/q6OAqM1teq7FgrA.html

@stevefromwork6136

Жыл бұрын

Do share a link if you could do custom work for ads.

You've been picking some banger movies lately! Congrats on the 100K! You deserve it.

I think that's the first time ive seen Ash cry, such an emotional movie great reaction guys thank you!

@Vikasnarwal461

Жыл бұрын

1st time was in green mile reaction

So glad y'all appreciated this for what it really is. Such a powerful film. I'd argue that this and American Sniper hit me the hardest. Latrell has given many speeches on this that I recommend listening to, but this is a good depiction of Operation Redwings that honored the men without glamorizing anything. I remember a lot of people didn't like that the firefight took up so much of the runtime, but the real battle was longer. The Murph Challenge is based on Mike Murphy and it's well-worth trying every year. Congratulations on 100k!

Man I forgot how emotional this movie is. Just hit punch after gut punch

I hope this channel blows up with subs. It's hands down one of the best react channels I follow. You guys are great. Keep up the great content and congrats on 100K!

Thank you so much Ash and Hannah for giving me some great laughs, it’s been a rough couple of months and came across your channel last week and I can’t count how many reactions I’ve watched at this stage, it’s just lifted my spirit up so much:)

I almost didn't watch this because of how hard the movie was to watch, but I'm glad I did. Great commentary about the father and son who helped him, It's incredible what they did

@blackwolf4653

Жыл бұрын

It‘s a good Movie but also kind of over the top. But that with the Helicopter really happend that way.

@blackwolf4653

Жыл бұрын

@Urusovite The shot were all 4 of them jump down that rock and behind them is an explosion. That‘s Hollywood man you know that. It‘s a small critisism so don‘t make it bigger than it is. It‘s Hollywood after all.

First of all, CONGRATS!!! on the 100k. I knew it was coming and I'm happy to be here. It's always a pleasure and a good time watching y'all react and banter with each other haha. and man, I can't even think to imagine what these guys went through. It's just crazy to even watch the movie, let alone going through it...I have nothing but respect for the men and women who serve. And the man and his village that helped Marcus, I mean, what kindness must you possess to do this. This is the kind of culture, tradition, and respect I want to learn from. Also I saw some of the behind the scenes and they really had stuntmen falling down a mountain, that was crazy! props to them. Thank you for sharing this with us and congrats again. ON TO 1 MIL! LETS GO!!!

Thank you so much Ash for putting a smile on my face regularly over the past year. I know we will probably meet in person but you seem like one of the most genuine guys around and like one of the boys.

Congrats on 100k! Guys i love your reactions❤

The falling scene actually happened like that. Marcus said it was such a bad fall that after the first one they refused to do it unless they were shot again. Every time they fell everyone broke bones.

I sat in the theater and wept for 10 minutes after the end of that film. Powerful.

Guys watch Mark Wahlberg again in Shooter, Max Payne & Ted 1&2.

@trenchcoatbrigade698

Жыл бұрын

Yes, please. Especially Ted 1 and 2 which are bonkers.

@craigcassidy6078

Жыл бұрын

Don't do Ted there just recycled jokes from family guy..

@trenchcoatbrigade698

Жыл бұрын

@@craigcassidy6078 I know but they're still super funny and the reaction from Ash and Hannah would be great.

Thank you ash for the great birthday present :D reacting to my favorite movie on my birthday. always a joy watching you guys.

This one always gets me. Sometime after this movie came out, the taliban released the actual footage 😢 the gun fights were insanely loud!!! All the sounds of the shots reverberating off the rocks n shit. I couldn’t believe how loud it was up on that mountain. But the chilling part is (I’ll never forget this) 😥 You can actually hear Mike Murphy screaming in extreme desperation for Marcus right before they killed him 😭😭😭😭 I’ll never forget that scream. RIP warriors.

Also the tricky part about the herders is that those goats travel that path everyday they are gonna go up and down regardless if the herders are with them or not. So if they brought the herders with them whilst extracting and 50 goats go back down the trail by themselves the taliban will know something is going on

My heart is filled. Thank y'all for this reaction. Stay wonderful.

This has to be the best reaction video I’ve ever seen . Pure happiness, pure sadness, pure authenticity ❤️ keep it up guys .

Congratulations on the 100K! You two are Awesome, and truly deserving of every success. 🎉🎊🎆

Although its meant to be slightly exaggerated, the message in the story is what makes it powerful. Ive done 2 tours of afghan with the british army and it was hectic, there where a few that where willing to help but most were too scared, and you can't blame them. The biggest problem was not knowing who was fighting and who were civilians

When I was a new Army officer, we had discussions in training about this incident and the moral question regarding what to do with the goat herders. The whole mission was a popular thing to study/read.

@justcause7521

Жыл бұрын

What was the "right" answer???

@TWteedoubleu

Жыл бұрын

@@justcause7521 It was debated and guys made their arguments. I think most of them agreed that it wouldn’t have been right to kill the herders though.

@justcause7521

Жыл бұрын

@@TWteedoubleu Not to armchair quarterback but he could have sent two guys to the mountain top to establish comms while the other two watched the prisoners (once a GOTWA was given of course). Once comms were up call for extract, once the helo was 5 min out cut the prisoners loose (or flexcuff all their ankles together to slow them down) and then run like hell for the LZ. Once again hindsight is always 20/20. RANGERS LEAD THE WAY!!!

@blkpanther2k5

Жыл бұрын

​@just cause that sounds good until you take into account the fact that they were in hostile territory with what appeared to be limited Intel and no coms. Splitting up like that represented a huge risk. Personally I believe the herders should've met an unfortunate death. There was no way any other option would've worked. Regardless, as you said, hindsight IS 20/20. Securing the ankles wouldn't have been much of an option, given that they didn't know if comms would actually be up once they summited the mountain. It's a crappy scenario to deal with either way.

Ash didn’t expect you to be so moved by the photo of Marcus and Mohammed at the end but 100% agree with you it’s powerful image that says alot

I remember when this happened, it was pretty heartbreaking. Especially hard hitting was Danny Deitz as he was from the Denver area. Have a fairly big road named after him here, and each time I drive it... sigh. Can only imagine how hard it is for his family and friends. Another great review! You guys have a wonderful relationship and a great dynamic together. Corrected from Fritz to Deitz (Damn autocorrect)

@justtrustash

Жыл бұрын

You legend, proper appreciate you ❤️

John Wick is loosely based on the real life Lone Survivor : Marcus Luttrell, after he tracked down a man who shot his ranch dog.

@BamaTidefan3

Жыл бұрын

Man Ive heard the radio transmissions from that entire event when Marcus went after them with two Beretta M9s and the dispatcher telling him to not pursue, and him calmly telling her who he was lol.

@letsgotomarsman

Жыл бұрын

Not true

@ianaustin5012

Жыл бұрын

@@letsgotomarsman actually that is true. It’s in the book he wrote. His PTSD kicked in and he went hunting. Marcus called the cops and told them that they better find him before he does.

@gk5891

Жыл бұрын

​@letsgotomarsman I've read comments from the people that would know that while it's not "based" in any way on the actual events that the news report about the incident did spark the idea that resulted in the movie.

@ianaustin5012

Жыл бұрын

@@gk5891 it’s based on Operation Red Wing

Years after this event, Marcus invited, and payed for, Mohammad Gulab to come stay for awhile on his family's ranch, here in Texas. They have remained friends ever since.

this was my favorite reaction by you two!!!! LOVED the emotion you both showed at the end.

Love your guys channel. You got some real emotions. Glad people like you exist. Happy new year.

Love you guys! Best real reaction couple!

@justtrustash

Жыл бұрын

Jon my brother, honour to have you on the channel man, have a great week you legend ❤️

13 hours next.. it's a hidden gem

Ash I love seeing true emotions from people who watch films. You both make me happy after very long days at work! Hopefully I'll get to meet you guys one day

This is my first reaction on your channel. That was the most honest emotion I've ever seen, beautiful !

Rest in Peace to those who fell in Operation Redwing💜🇺🇸 The man that saved Marcus lives in the US now. Marcus pulled every string he could and after the man had to go into hiding fro helping Marcus , Marcus contacts got him out and he now lives safely in America.

Listen, you know something is serious and touching when even Ash is tearing up.

Congrats on 100k bro. Happy for you both! 😃🤘

_"There is no question that a part of me will forever be upon that mountain dead as my brothers died. There is a part of me that lived because of my brothers."_ Quottes by Marcus Luttrell (real life Lone Survivor)

That's a tough one. I finally got around to reading the book on my last deployment to Afghanistan in 2012. It's a little more graphic but at least you can just look away to pause. The ending gets me every time too.

I watched this movie when it first came out . I later had a friend ask me if I had ever seen it I told him no because I really didn't want to relive what I had watched because he would have been talking about certain scenes. After Desert Storm I've had a few issues and I sometimes can handle it and sometimes not . I went to the movie theater to watch American Sniper and could smell the sand during the sand storm scenes. I asked my wife " do you smell that ? " which she didn't...like I said sometimes I have issues

Love you guys, congratulations on 100k it's a great achievement and totally deserved ❤

@justtrustash

Жыл бұрын

Cheers you legend ❤️

That tumble down those rocks gets me every time...

You two make movie night feel AWESOME again. Bring on ALL of the snacks 🍫🍬🍭 & drinks 🥤🫖🍵 R.B.🍺☕ C.S. 🍻 Love this entire film!!!🎥🎞️🎬📺

I can't remember seeing you two that speechless. Another great reaction. Congratulations on 100k!!

I have watched this reaction video at least 5 times and it touches my heart to see you guys truly capture the heart of the movie. Both of my brothers are Marines and one passed away at the age of 18, so I know the sacrifices our military(veterans) make and it makes me happy to see people react the way you both did. Thank you for sharing your time and love with us. I hope this comment makes sense. I’m crying as I typing it. God bless you both!! Love ya!!!

The afghani who saved his life is living actually in the USA right now. Marcus has got him to the states due to his bravery and being a just human being. Beautifull story.

@willbiles6033

Жыл бұрын

Actually that isn’t true. He has had several disagreements with Marcus over money😢. He returned and they don’t speak. That doesn’t make many people happy but money has a way of doing just that. The root of all evil.

Congratulations for getting to 100k

@justtrustash

Жыл бұрын

Cheers mate 🫡

I’ve watched this movie 100 times and it never once occurred to me to take them up the mountain until you get coms up then cut them loose.

It makes my day to get on your channel and watch your reactions ❤❤

Marcus did everything to bring Gulab and his family into the US. Here in the US, we have an organization that helps our counterpart allies, that's why some ex-spec ops went back to Afghanistan during the Kabul airport evact to evacuate brothers who fought along side them. During rememberance day we also remember our allies who went down alongside US forces. God pray for their family

13 hours is another great war movie based on a true story.

just found this channel and absolutely fell in love with you guys! I was locked in for y'alls reactions the entire video!! little late to the party but cheers to 100k subs!!! RIP to everyone who gave everything in Operation Red Wing

My brother was in Iraq and Afganistan during the war. Every once in a while one of us family would get a sat phone call from him (they would pass it from person to person to call home). We knew where he was, and he had some very close calls w/ IED's, skirmishes, ambushes and suicide strikes. All of us family never watched the news b/c it stressed us out incredibly wondering if he was "in the news". He came back home safe but w/ bad PTSD. On a side note, this movie was filmed in the Sandia Mountains in Albuquerque, NM where i live and hike constantly.

JRE with Marcus Lutrell is one of the BEST episodes of JRE

Hannah! Your plan to take them with you to the peak was WAY smarter tactically than what they did. Good job gurl!

@GlennShook

Жыл бұрын

It truly was but they might not have been able to legally they didn’t say. Plus it ended up being a false summit. They woulda had time if it was the peak is prob what they were thinking.

@Michael-cf9cj

Жыл бұрын

There is probably a tactical reason why that wasn't a good idea. For example, four men moving through terrain like that with three hostages is hard enough. But at least three of them would have their attention inwards rather than outwards. They didn't have the numbers to scout ahead, maintain a watch to the rear and sides, and maintain security of three prisoners.

100k 💯🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 I’ve watched you guys for months now and can safely conclude that y’all are the greatest couple of all time on youtube and I’m not even British! 500k is on the way!

I love seeing y’all laugh, bicker, scream, and be happy but this reaction right here was beautiful. Y’all are two of my favorite reactors

First off, love your channel and you both are awesome. There's a biography by Richard marcinko who went through udt training and later seals. It's a great read and gives insight on how these men are built. It's titled "Rogue Warrior" . His 10 commandments of specwar are good ways to follow. In my opinion. Enjoy the movie and love your reactions. Have a great day.

So proud of Hannah for her new gig! Blue man group chose perfectly for their newest member! 👏👏

My Son was in Iraq and Afghanistan a total of 4 times every time he came home a little piece of him was gone his last deployment was very difficult we met him at the airport he didn't speak more than 4 words to us in the 24 hrs and I found him sleeping on the floor the first night that was many years ago he's doing better but I still look at him sad that he will never be the same as before...

It's honestly heartbreaking that Afghanistan has been in a state of constant war and suffering since 1979.

You should really watch 13 hours one of the best military films and it’s a true story

You guys need to really watch Marcus talk about this event. He breaks everything down and everything. Even if you don’t react to it, just watch it with your gf and listen to how he recalls the events. It’s amazing. Gulag the guy who saved him still comes and visits Marcus on his ranch.

The part about the locals knowing the terrain of the mountains is SO TRUE. American Soldiers wearing 60+ pounds of gear, carrying really heavy weapons, and ammunition…opposed to locals wearing what amounts to a free flowing and loose sheet that allows you to run like a naked track star pretty much. On top of the fact that they know every hill and hollow like the back of their hand. It’s absolutely insane how fast they can maneuver through some of most extreme mountains in the world like it’s nothing. That area is part of the greater lower Himalayan mountains/ the Hindu Kush mountains, which are literally some of the most steeply graded peaks and highest elevations in the fucking world. Literally starting to get to the elevations where oxygen starts getting thinner and if you aren’t used to it, you will pass out from oxygen deprivation simply by putting yourself through mid range stress situations.

Your reactions to this move were fantastic. The villagers who took Markus in were AMAZING. (They risked their lives for a man they brought into their care.) I play golf with a career Naval Seal who was friends with one of the seal team who died on this mission. The Naval Seals are a breed apart. Ash - It did my heart good to see how proud you were of the man and the boy who saved Markus. (What a great role model for what it means to live with caring values.)

This movie alone makes me SO fucking grateful for every single soldier that does this type of stuff DAILY so we can watch "reaction videos" on KZread. Idk how people can truly hate our soldiers, it breaks my heart.. for both sides of every war. We're basically all just humans, forced to fight another man's fight who stays behind closed doors and has no care or love for civilians.

This is a very true story. Marcus Luttrell, the lone survivor, was very much involved in the details of this movie.

You guys broke me so hard on this I'm going straight to my "go-to" laugh reaction of Ash watching south park's Team America video. Much love

I know I live in my own little world, but it is always nice to see fresh reactions to this movie. Masterpiece to say the least. Thanks to all who serve.

A beautiful man, Marcus. Look for his speeches, here! For True story movies, I put this up with, 13 hours, 1917, Dunkirk, Hacksaw Ridge, Once we were Soldiers, Blackhawk Down. Listen to his story about this, it's actually more graphic and horrifying!

@shanejupp2175

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It’s a story that’s for sure

Ffs Ash, you had me laughing at the start by saying "With a hint of exaggeration" and then you had me crying with you at the end with your sincere emotions towards the man who helped. Fantastic reaction as always. I knew you would love this movie so I plead with you again to watch the Korean War movie called Brotherhood, as I believe it to be the best war movie ever made.

“There is no greater love than those that would lay down their own life for a friends’…” The good book

Yeah, this one hits different. Served from 08-12. In training you learn to hate your enemy. When fighting, you learn to respect your enemy. If I'm lucky enough to reach old age maybe I'll learn to forgive them.

Along with Black Hawk Down I think this one is an absolute fantastic war movie. Say what you will about Mark Whalberg but he had a very good performance with this one. Btw I'd recommend Shooter (I think from 2007). Its a really good film. Edit: I use to watch Hell Week (don't know it's still ongoing on tv). It was amazing seeing how the Navy SEALS train.

Every piece of this was 100% true. One of the most accurate films ever for military films.

@DazHotep6EQUJ5

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That is my issue with war movies, they can very easily glorify and over-embellish the events. That's why this movie is one of not my favourites.

Yes a false summit is exactly what it sounds like, when you are going up a mountain and there is a large flat area on top that looks like the summit from the bottom of the slope, but when you get to the crest you see it actually extends flat for a bit and then keeps sloping upward. Usually you can’t see the second part on top till you get close enough. It can be very disheartening especially when you’re very tired or someone misread a map, or in this case you’re being chased by men with guns. Glad you guys kept that long silence after it finished. It was heavy watching you two in that moment. Great upload as always

You both are looking great! Always enjoy your guys reaction!

This movie proves to me that good no matter what happens will forever triumph over evil.

@Apfelkind4000

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Tell that all those Afghan locals, who helped the US and their allies for over a decade and then were discarded by them for the Taliban to kill them as collaborators... Good luck finding local support in the next country that your country invades and occupies...

Not only was this movie not exaggerated, they underplayed the reality of it so it became even more believable. Luttrells rescue is a movie in itself

Dude I can’t 😅 she said; “left is no good, right is no good…the only way out of this is levitation!” Omfg I swear…I actually had to pause the damn video because I legitimately could not stop laughing!😂 Holy hell that was just absolutely amazing!

100k congrats mate. LETS GOOO

Did you ever finish Band of brothers? I would love if you did🙏🏼❤️ Love the reaction.