What movies do you wanna see us react to next?

@LilFatRacoon

Жыл бұрын

13 hours

@americansforliberty7865

Жыл бұрын

The Expendables

@agentdarkness7927

Жыл бұрын

Marvel vs DC Movies

@markslade6848

Жыл бұрын

Bob the builder!!! Or something else...... My kids have messed me up in the head!

@markslade6848

Жыл бұрын

Predator!

I think we need a whole episode just on recruitment ads. The good ones, the bad ones, the awful ones (looking at you army pr person who thought that cartoon one was a good idea)

@shieldwallofdragons

Жыл бұрын

Great Idea!

@NonConformistPsyche

Жыл бұрын

WOOHOO!!! DRESS BLUES WITH A SWORD!

@TheadventuresofAlexD

Жыл бұрын

International ads to, UK, EU, etc.

@Ebolacrash

Жыл бұрын

There going to love the Navy's Gender pronouns training video .

@davehart1027

Жыл бұрын

Then, get the chaps together, give them a few beers and a budget, and get the guys to make their own recruitment videos for their respective units

Pick a service, pick a challenge, set yourself apart ARMY NAVY AIRFORCE MARINES what a great way, what a great way of life.

@BlackRifleCoffeeCompany

Жыл бұрын

For real, dude. Well said, indeed.🤘🏻

@KaleoMgmt

Жыл бұрын

Yes!! I was just singing this to myself after seeing the Be All You Can Be commercial. We don't ask for experience, we give it. You don't read it in a book, you live it!

There was a behind-the-scenes production about how they made Stripes. The director, Ivan Reitman, said that working with the Army was a director's dream come true. The Army assigned a liaison officer to help coordinate the scenes. One of the most challenging was the marching scene at the beginning of the movie because of all the background action; crane shot with tanks rolling down the street, other formations marching by, buses, etc. One of the actors screwed up their lines meaning they had to reshoot. Reitman was pissed because of the amount of time they were going to lose resetting everything. He explained to the liaison that they had to start over so all those elements would have to get back to their starting positions. A few minutes later while Reitman was talking to the actors the liaison approached him and explained that everything was ready to go. Reitman was stunned that it was reset so quickly!

@michaelkalinsky8938

Жыл бұрын

The water tower in the old Basic Training area at Knox still had some of the "Russian" paint on it as of 92-93 when I was in OBC and worked at the Armor School.

The grenade range scene from In The Army Now brings back memories. I went through Warrior Transition Course at Ft Sill. Evening before the grenade range one of the Drill Sergeants was going over the rules amd safety info. He finished with the greatest line I've ever heard. "Tomorrow on the grenade range if you blow yourself up it's your own fucking fault, Hooah."

"I want to be a Nascar driver" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

My Dad went through basic & served in the army close to the time frame portrayed in Stripes. From his experience he said Stripes was reasonably accurate in mindset & attitude during that time until Bill Murray's character said "That's a fact jack." After that it went downhill from that point on. He also said this was at a time when the army became "This man's Army" and you could basically call your drill Sgt an a$$hole as long as you put it in a sir sandwich lol.

@BlackRifleCoffeeCompany

Жыл бұрын

We don’t even know the dude, but we can picture his face.😂😎

@jasonmackay2920

Жыл бұрын

Life in the dawn of the VOLAR.

The Navy Accelerate Your Life ads were awesome. Made everyone think they could be a SEAL, SWCC or a pilot.

I went through Ft Knox reception in '86 just a few years after Stripes was filmed there and it still looked exactly the same, especially sitting in the big room with all the unit emblems on the wall where SFC Hulka give hsi big "Your Mama's are not here to take care of you now" speech, the SGM we had just yelled at us to "wash your fuckin ass!" The best part for me was the barber who shaved my head had a pic of him shaving John Candy's head from the movie stuck to his mirror.

@stilgaardfremen73

Жыл бұрын

The Fire Hydrant Larroquett trips over "Have that removed!" was real, and right there where you get off the bus.

@bigfruitty7

Жыл бұрын

46th AG Station, I got sent there for boot in 1990. Those barracks were still there when I entered service and the only thing I kept thinking about was "this is where they filmed Stripes".

@Cavscout5096

Жыл бұрын

Grandpa was there in around the time they just finished, I went there in 02... Apparently when he was there, he made a big crater in front of regiment HQ, when they realized I'm the grandson of the man who blew up the front lawn... I had to swear not to do the same...

Those barracks in "Stripes" were the standard Army WWII barracks there & many other places in the US. I slept in the same type at Ft Knox reception station in 1983, and at Ft Chaffee Arkansas at my last NG summer camp in the mid 90's- began and ended my Army time in those mid-century relics.

@General_Eisenhower1945

Жыл бұрын

Still at Fort indiantown gap, in Pennsylvania

@arighteousname5882

Жыл бұрын

Stripes was filmed at the Fr. Know reception area

The Jack Carr nod for the hero's journey killed me

I was stoked to join the Army and what got me going to the recruiter was that 1983 commercial! Then I saw the M1 Armor Crewman video in the office and thought, "THAT'S IT! I want to do that!!" LOL Little do they tell you that 90% of your year is in garrison pulling PMCS, guard duty, and in the boring classroom. LOL

17:36 " 'Be all you can be?' I made COFFEE through Desert Storm." IYKYK

always look forward to the monthly vets react videos! love in the army now and Stripes . classics

@BlackRifleCoffeeCompany

Жыл бұрын

Classics for sure.

When I was in army basic in the 70s I loved riding in the cattle truck, no seats standing room only but it was way better than a forced road march.

Went through basic in '93, Fort Gordon. We had those same bays, just with a lot more space in the middle (which of course meant a lot more buffing every weekend). My Senior Drill was a female airborne typist (her words) with two gold teeth in the front. Probably the most badass soldier I ever encountered in 7 years of active duty. KP actually *was* the best time I had in basic. Companies were still single sex at that point, but our battalion had two female companies in it. For the first few weeks, until the battalion filled out, KP duty was co-ed. The drills didn't exactly leave us alone, but they couldn't be everywhere all the time.

Stripes was one of my favorites because I went to basic at Ft Knox and knew the different locations in the movie. We did have to avoid Abrams and Bradleys driving around.

Loved the movie Stripes. It was one of my first rated R movies. Loved Sgt. "Big Toe" Hulka and John Candy.

I want to see review of the Rangers driving Polaris quads in an open field with mini guns firing at nothing. It was like a copy of a Russian Paratrooper ad.

I was in (Army) from 90 to 94. There was a sergeant who was in the unit the coffee guy was in. The day after the commercial aired or was taped, don't remember which one, he said that guy got kicked out for drugs.

In my day..those flashlights….they were what we had…used them in the DMZ South Korea….glad they’ve been replaced by better gear….but we made them work

"We do more before 9am than most people do all day" because we never went to sleep from the night before. Army Infantryman 86-95! "KUTF"! The barracks in Stripes were WW2 era and still used at Ft. Benninng in 86 at Harmony Church.

Hey, great episode and will you react to the Expendables

@BlackRifleCoffeeCompany

Жыл бұрын

Okay, Okay we see you. We will even give your Expendables two votes ✌️

These guys are great. Been seeing Jariko all over the interwebs lately. How about "Renaissance Man" with Danny DeVito on an upcoming vid?

@BlackRifleCoffeeCompany

Жыл бұрын

Jariko is a good dude. We are stoked that he is a major part of our team.

I went through basic at Ft. Sill Oklahoma where they filmed "In The Army Now". OMG! The flashbacks!

@hyperlethalvector6455

Жыл бұрын

When they get off the bus at their battery with the long walkway is where my battery was lol. I was watching it and I was like “hold up that field and sidewalk looks familiar”

@jthebaldone5972

Жыл бұрын

Did Basic and AIT on Sill in the Summer/Fall of '91. 13N (Lance) Oh the memories of the Bowling Alley during AIT. And the F*cking Cattle Cars sucked MUCH ASS, we didnt have benches, we were crammed in there like Sardines.

My basic started just a few days after they wrapped up filming Stripes. We stood on the paint, and got our hair cut and gear from the same people in the movie! The best part was that our 19D training unit was the exact same as in the movie (it was only mentioned in the uncut version) which was also the first movie we saw going into AIT. We felt pretty good about being at Ft. Knox even getting torched on Agony & Misery! It was a fun, hot summer! Thanks for the flashback!

@donaldpepera2928

Жыл бұрын

I was there then, but our drill sergeants wouldn't let us be extras. But Murray and the rest are my old Army buddies.

@SuccessisTheGoal

Жыл бұрын

@@donaldpepera2928 👍🏼We’re you 19D or tanker?

@donaldpepera2928

Жыл бұрын

@@SuccessisTheGoal 71Q.

17:35 Hello everyone! I'm retired military and I found this commercial funny as hell. Love the fact that none of the soldiers in the field at the end have one drop of sweat or dirt on them. Dont get me started on the soldiers unbuttoned chin strap.🤣

@arighteousname5882

Жыл бұрын

Ok dork

Would love to see you guys do reactions on recruiting commercials the good the bad and the ugly

Did my basic at Ft. Knox and got back there for my last year as a trainer. 76-80 Tanker, then Cav.

That old school airborne be all you can be commercial was amazing. There was a Ranger one that had him getting out of a private jet at the end after all the cool stuff. Great video if you can find it.

saw stripes for the first time at Ft Lost in the Woods when i was on a 4 hour pass in basic. that was 1982. as always great vid brothers.

I took Basic at Ft Knox a couple of years before Stripes was filmed there. The old WW2 barracks, the Barber Shop, the Reception Bldg and the Confidence course I knew well. When I went to Permanent party at Ft Devens, the barracks next door were the 10th Mtn Green Berets (nice guys after you got them to stop eating things off of the ground), they taught me how to repel on our off time. My Unit (46th Combat Support Hospital) treated the Black Hawk Down casualties set up in the Somali embassy, straight from the battlefield, years after I ETS'd...

I remember seeing the "Be all you can be" commercials when I was little. Those, and that badass USMC "Crucible" commercial got me hyped as a kid

Soldier with Kurt Russell would be great to see, or Wind River shoot out scenes

Fun fact... I ran that obstacle course in Stripes before it was retired at Ft. Knox.

Thanks for your service 🙏

Gotta do the Duke one day, Sands of Iwo Jima, Flying Leathernecks,The Fighting Seabees the list goes on.

@jamiestewart48

Жыл бұрын

Being wheeled about in a wheelbarrow in The Longest Day hahaha

Front - Back - Go, those barracks looked liked fort sill and cattle trucks. Memories

I was living on Fort Devens in Massachusetts when Stripes came out. Everybody loved that movie because the army wasn’t really that much fun post Vietnam. The public was not very supportive of the military, Congress had cut budgets for military stuff kind of as a reaction to Vietnam, pay was terrible for enlisted guys, really terrible, etc. After Vietnam, when the draft ended, the military had a hard time getting people to join. So judges were giving guys the choice of going to jail or going into the military. My dad was an officer and a lot of officers were getting out of the military at that point because they were essentially being turned into babysitters and having to put up with a bunch of crap from lowlifes who chose the military over jail. So stripes was a very popular movie because it was funny but it also had a touch of realism to it. It was about this time that Saturday night live did a pretend ad for the Navy where they showed this poor schmuck mopping the deck of a carrier. It wasn’t until Reagan became president that they started throwing money at the military again and trying to change the public’s perception of what being in the military was like. That “ be all you can be” ad was really popular.

i've seen in the army now at least 100 times. it was one of the few movies that played on early satellite tv lol. i remember waiting for the dish to rotate over and pick up the satellite that was broadcasting it...

The flashlights at 6:56 we're referred to as the Lackland lasers in BMT when I went through Air Force BMT in the late 90's

That Be All You Can Be campaign is what got me to join, and a year later I was standing in a 3rd Batt formation as the very first CCo 3rd Herd 2nd squad grenadier. We wouldn't be declared combat ready for another year.

In the Navy, we didn't call them drill instructors, they were called RDC's, recruit division commanders. I was one for 3 years and one time I had a recruit that didn't get up at reveille, I went down to his bunk and yelled at him and kicked the bunk, he looked up at me, eyes open, and rolled over and pulled the blanket over his head. My next move was to grab the bunk bed and flip it and him up on its end. Dumping him out on the deck. Never had a problem with anyone being in their bunk after reveille after that.

“In The Army Now” has authentic aspects of the Army because it was filmed at Ft. Sill (Lawton, OK). They completely filmed it on an active Army training base.

My Basic & infantry AIT was at fort Polk, LA summer of 1972 in old WW2 barracks

I went to Fort Jackson for basic in 1992, when Renaissance Man came out in 1994 it made me chuckle

I absolutely love these videos!

Another BANGERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR LOVE YOU GUYS

@BlackRifleCoffeeCompany

Жыл бұрын

Dropping nothing BANGERS....and COFFEE lots and lots of COFFEE!!!

Artillery King of Battle and it’s super fast paced with 11-9rs and just artillery in general you have to be face with in placing shooting and moving and it’s epic seeing an entire line of guns goings off shooting on the same target supporting whoever needs it best and worst job I ever had

Tbh. "In the army now" is one of THE MOST realistic army movies about basic training ever. That shit is SPOT on how dumb everything is. 9/10 only because some of the scenerios are silly.

Yes!!! need one with only the military recruiting commercials!!

Richard learning lessons from Jack is the best ,like and child learning from their dad

@jamiestewart48

Жыл бұрын

Apart from the "torch" discussion. It's a god damn moonbeam.

Your comments were 🤣😂😅! Love it and thank you for your service! 👍🇺🇸♥️

When you guys do army veterans for another episode do clips or action scenes from band of brothers

@howlingbreeze7078

Жыл бұрын

👍

adding to the realism. I love the contraceptive prescription glasses his rocking.

@mrmaddog69

Жыл бұрын

BCDs rule!

I was in a group that did Fire Spinning, and we spun wooden rifles with flaming bayonets. So much fun! I choregraphed a couple of formations, but then we went into the Boom Shakalala like Stripes

We had two guys who while they were in boot camp that dropped the grenadine with the drill instructor in the pit, it was the same drill instructor months later after he recovered. Those guys were never issued grenades in our unit.

Right before the end I thought about the 1983 recruiting ad where the Sargent is drinking the coffee. Then bam there it was. It kinda shows how effective that ad was.

I broke my collarbone at the start of my Canadian army cadet corps year-end inspection obstacle course demonstration, when I was 13. Finished the 30' long single rope bridge, boosted the other 2 guys onto the armory's 7' high storage shed, then jumped and got hauled up by one arm. Hopped off the other side, did a PLF and had to get taken to the hospital by my folks after the applause ended.

I like to see yall do "The Great Raid" Movie about the rescue of POWs in the Pillipines near the end of War 2

BRCC should spoof that last "Be All You Can Be" commercial. Corny 80s coffee jingle, ending with a big ole grinning dude drinking some coffee. Hit me up, I'll write it for you.

Holy hell cool it with the cuts

I loved that 1983 commercial too.

First thing they told us when we got to reception station at Ft. Knox was "They filmed Stripes here."

I actually met Pauly Shore in Hawaii when I was with the Marine Corps. Met him outside a club that was having a concert with Danzig. What's awesome is this movie came out while I was in the Marines... I just remember him and three of his Buddies in a white Jeep.. only spoke to him for about a minute and a half

@cletusspucklerstablejeaniu1059

Жыл бұрын

Were they in a white Jeep while you were in the Marines?

@grunt9131

Жыл бұрын

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At 6:09, I hadn't seen this in years and I agree the grenade explosion wasn't bad. I watched several go off in the Army and they always seemed to throw out a very light brown or purple cloud for some reason. NO flash I ever saw and you never saw the shrapnel unless it hit something and you saw it raining down after

Please do a video dedicated to reviewing old/current military recruitment commercials! All branches!

Drop the pin throw the grenade... The line in the army now, was told to me before I went to basic training, now couple days ago, I told that line to my nephew who ships out in couple of weeks for basic... Gonna be a tradition :)

The recruiting ads you showed were bad ass.

That 1983 commercial was so played over and over I considered joining when I graduated high school in 1985.

We had open bay barracks and "community" latrines, and some were still made of wood. When you were dropping a deuce, you were a whopping 6" from another set of cheeks.haha. Good times.

Love the vid

I ran across the same O course log that John Candy fell on.

Great content

I noticed @17:45 that the paratrooper landed with his feet apart, under a seemingly T-10 canopy.

Bruh Jericho made me laugh out loud. What a legend. Bring him on more. Especaly at 1:20, that was so funny.

The punishment with potatoes comes because they are slightly grainy and grainy and they contain moisture which means that your skin will start to do that wrinkly thing it doesn't the pool. The grit that comes with the potato will start getting in your skin and and you will have little, what they call berries, birds underneath your skin that hurt like hell and turning to open sores

when it came to the team tower climbing... I fell from the top, knocked myself silly on the shredded tires ground... The other two didn't hold allowing me to fall... They got SMOKED for it.

Love this

Stripes…. Is the reason I joined the Army! That basic training bay in, In the Army now does look just like Sand Hill, Ft Benning….. good times! I remember strippers in the NCO club on Sandhill back in 1987. Good god man, I was just 17 years old then. I also remember seeing Rangers at my graduation in OD Greens, I swore I’d be a Ranger…..two years later I was back at Benning, going through RIP. Two months after RIP….. Just Cause.

If Evan Seal was a Ranger, where there ever a Bob Ranger that was a SEAL ?

How about Invasion USA with Chuck Norris? And have Matt Best and Tim Kennedy review it.

Good job guys 👍🏻

The first movie… that was me and my friend when we went in.

Holy Shit, the 80's recruiting commercial with a gama goat! Those were just getting phased out when I went in. Still kind of want one.

The flashlights are demolitions rated, so they're a touch above your standard bic pocket light :P

I’ll never forget basic training at Fort Dix in 1987 when my drill Sgt climbed into the cattle car and actually said, “Your mama’s are not here to take care of you now”! Of course I started laughing cause I couldn’t believe he actually said it. Shit got real immediately when he climbed over the top of everyone like a spider monkey to get at me! I swear it was like a scene out of a horror movie, and his face! A lifetime of anger and rage condensed into that one split second when I knew he was about to kill me. Man, those were the good ol days!

That Ranger commerical was badass.

Right on - my oldest son is in one of the earliest photos.

I drive past BlackRifle coffe co everyday I’m headed to habitat. Cheers from Tooly

We had 4 shitters on opposite walls facing each other. We decided to get a small table and put it in the middle and play cards as we were dropping logs.

@BlackRifleCoffeeCompany

Жыл бұрын

TMI my dude...Well you are K9. As we were.

My chiropractor said Black Rifle was a good coffee, any coupon codes or "Shop by Whatever Day" type sales?

Your videos are awesome and so fuckin fun to watch

my dad knows the name of the two drill instructors in the hair cutting scene from the in the army now. Why? because they where standing in switched places while he got his haircut in that seat.

i get to peel a pile of patatoes instead of doing a 15 mile march in the rain at 6 am? oh no, the horror.

Ok I have a very stupid basic training story that truthfully happened to me. I enlisted in Apr 73, with a very low SS#, after getting thrown out of HS, with the dean of students notifying my Draft Board. So instead of waiting to get drafted as a HS Dropout, or running to Canada, I enlisted under a new program for the new volunteer Army. But I was born with bad flat feet, I thought was going to keep me out anyway, but the jokes on me, I was accepted!! But guaranteed state side duty for 18 out of 36 months and an MOS I could live with, truck driver. So anyway being a fairly fit looking 6’ 185 lbs, I was also made a squat leader in the welcome center, that was great till I got to my basic training unit and found out running three miles was not an issue, but walking the daily 10 miles was HELL on my feet! I went on sick call the next day and was given a Profile! That landed me in what was called STC, special training company, or as the troops called it, Shirley Temple Company, that was actually trucked from training center instead of marched, so I had plenty of Hand to Hand, Live Fire Range, with everything from Shotgun to.45, M16A1, M60 and sniper rifle, because I honestly shot 95/100! That was three missed in day fire, 2 in night fire! But what a time we had! But we , a complete company of 60 trainees, who were billeted in the oldest WWII wooden barracks with totally open floor plan, including the head, with a center section of the floor between both sides of bunk beds, that you never walked on with boots on! That was so highly polished! That was at Ft. Dix, N.J. From April 30- June 30, 1973. Then I had a one week leave before AIT at driving school at Ft. Dix, till my first choice of permanent party, Ft. Carson, CO. Came up after AIT! That was the best and worst time of my life!

17:54 Army dudes and coffee? Naaaaaaah, don't see it working xD

‘It’s a hero’s journey’ Jack Carr on the side 🤣🤣🤣

I love this

Please do a BRCC recruiting ad. "We do more before 9am than most people do all day".