Well i doubt the man really died in the making of the film. Rorke's actions i believe portrays what Michael Monsoor did back a couple years ago, diving on a grenade to save his fellow buddies.

I love this movie!! God Bless the Special Forces!!! God Bless the Military!!!

The action he took - falling on the grenade - was the only action that came near to a guarantee that the rest of the team would survive. Throwing it back, kicking it - gave a small chance they all survived - but i would guess about the same size chance they all died. The large area in between was about % injured and % died. He took the option that kept the team alive and capable of handling the completion and withdrawal from this mission.

Lt.roarke's heroism remind me Mike monsoor's(seal team 3,master at arms)ultimate sacrifice.this guys are not human,they are angels,saviers of mankind.

ya, ik that. im saying kicking out of the way wouldnt have done anything to stop the explosion. it would have blown up and killed all of them.

Yeah, you made a good point, but SEALs, as well as most servicemen, learn how to throw the grenade back too. Yeah, he didn't really know how much time he had, but in hindsight, he had time to throw the grenade upstairs, or wherever.

That's just standard operating procedure embedded into a Navy SEAL's muscle memory. In reality I think he would have cleared that entire room and dead check every hostile next to a weapon. People that act on positive assumptions like assuming a guy is dead without checking his heartbeat are the ones that get killed when they least expect it.

their combat training is accurate though, its not very good lol

very funny movie... very!!! :)

Great movie, Great scene, but i would have kicked the grenade...........

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