One my favorite parts of this scene is the lack of suspenseful music. It’s literally just you as the viewer and the raw sounds of the raid. Completely and totally immersive
And Rob O’Neill the man who executed the kill has said that’s exactly how it is that movies have a tendency to abuse the reality of war assuming every mission is chaos when in reality it’s always pretty silent because it’s always carefully rehearsed numerous times
@@kevintrump7086 it seems that the only person claiming that Rob O'Neill made the kill is Rob O'Neill. Other members of the team claim he only did the double tap after the tango was down. And SEAL team members are not supposed to take personal credit.
Tbh this tactic was one of the methods deemed by members of the SF community as secret/classified. The reason why a lot of SEALs are hated for publishing books and making movies because they expose tactics such as this.
I like how they didn’t “humanize” the seals too much. Remember, these guys are killers. Watching them shoot the bodies on the ground multiple times to ensure they are dead is a little unnerving but it absolutely adds to the energy and realism.
They did absolutely overly humanize and fabricate a story about them with this movie. Go read the real story by Matt Cole about these guys. The reason no one ever got to see the picture of osama after they killed him and something the commanders and president were furious about is that they "canoed" osama. A form of mutilation (and a war crime) they were known for in which with dying or dead soldiers they would shoot them in the top of the head to expose their brain matter and then take pictures they saved in an album they'd pull out to "impress" other soldiers. Each man also took turns emptying entire mag clips into osama after they had been explicitly told NOT TO DO THAT by the commanders in charge. The people who identified him at the base later could barely even recognize him because he was so mutilated. This movie is an account from a guy who is most certainly not the one who originally shot him, and it's washed down to hide how these guys were mostly just incompetent war criminals running a mafia like organization inside the seals. Seriously. Go read "Code before Country" by Matthew Cole if you want the actual story of who these men were. Not saying Osama didn't deserve to die because he fuckin definitely did, but these guys were supposed to be the most professional military team in the country if not the world, and time after time they failed their missions, got their own men killed, or killed the people they were supposed to be rescuing and then tried to cover it up (A MI6 Agent was killed by a grenade that was thrown and after the commanders asked him wtf would you throw a grenade in a hostage situation and then proceed to lie about it even when they had drone footage of the dumb fuck throwing the grenade). They wore custom made hatchets and fucking skinned people because they thought they were literal apache warriors.
Got me good, can't imagine how the people involved in this operation and those who have lost friends and family because of this man felt when he was killed.
I like how they emphasize the triviality of whoever actually shot UBL. Of all the elements of the raid, that was probably the simplest. This was a feat of extraordinary teamwork and collaboration-not one dude being a hero.
In real life, Rob O'Neill and Matt Bissonnette have both claimed it was them and others say it was actually a different guy who has never come forward.
@@MakerInMotion correction: Matt Bissonette claims that the pointman shot him, and that he and the pointman put a few rounds into him as they continued clearing the room. This is standard procedure-they won't stop shooting until the threat is definitively gone. It also isn't a "big deal" to Bissonette. His 60 minutes interview was really candid about this. If any single person did something incredible during that mission, it was the pilot of the crashed stealth helicopter, who probably saved everyone aboard Chalk 1.
Even though it was probably to lure him out I hope the whispers of “Osama” coming from the darkness taunted the shit out of him, almost like they’re not doing it pretending to be a resident of the house but saying “Guess who’s here Osama”
think about it this way: you're inside of someone's house that you know just got invaded by hostile forces. the homeowner goes to check, and after a few gunshots, you hear someone whispering your name to you. chances are, you realize that that's probably not the homeowner talking to you, but that might also just be the homeowner checking on you just to make sure that you're okay.
@@williamzhu9160 Also just imagine you're bin Laden. You've been in hiding for ten years since orchestrating the deadliest terror attack in history. You live in a fortress built to your specifications, literally no one would dare mess with you or risking getting murdered. You think you're in the clear, days go by and your life settles into a false sense of security. Then, one night while you're lounging around in the top floor of your castle you hear screaming downstairs. Gunshots. Explosions.... then silence. As you open the door of your bedroom you hear a faint whisper... "Osama!".
Could you even imagine in your own house waking up and spotting these guys win night visions walking around that is enough on its own to give you a heart attack
To be completely fair, if you were as much of a criminal as Bin Laden, you have to know it’s coming at some point. You can be as careful as you want but I’m sure even he knew that some day someone would find him. Personally I choose to think living while knowing one of the largest militaries in the world is hunting you personally was a horrible existence fraught with paranoia. He probably heard every sound in the night wondering if that was the day.
@@williambowdoin364 because America never understand Pakistan.. Look at Afghanistan now it's all because of Pakistan. They demand funds America provide that fund but Pakistan uses that money against America.. That's all my friend
@@Meghnaaad no doubt.. But one day u will get back what u gave to other for the past 7 century's... If somebody play with fire there is a chance that he can burn his own hand..
“I shot him” “That’s great now get to work” That is so badass!! Respect to these absolute savages for putting their lives on the line for the ones lost caused by this terrible man ! 🇺🇸
@@jake8855 Oh stfu. You're just another one of those degenerate conspiracy theorists that think they're smart. Al-Qaeda did 9/11 and started the war, not the U.S.
@@sunn1846 No, I don't think I will STFU actually. The US started the war with its interference in Middle Eastern squabbles in the decade + prior to 9/11. Unstances like the embargo on Iraq and the support for Israel's ethnic cleansing is what aggrieved so many Muslims and led to the anti-US sentiment becoming so strong. It was justified IMO. Sept. 11 was just the exvuse the US government used to intensify a war which was already underway, one the US is losing (though not the contractors who made a killing the last 20 years).
@@sunn1846 leave them alone with their stupidity 😂😂😂. US started it? Come On, my family was on that street that day, yup the 9/11/2001. MY FAMILY! So I will gladly punch throat anyone who think that just a fuckin Conspiracy.
@@jake8855 Stfu, you can't even spell correctly. The "Middle Eastern squabbles" the U.S. had didn't kill anybody, other than the Gulf War, but that was justified. You can't justify the killing of 3,000 innocent Americans. Then you say 9/11 was an excuse to intensify the war? The U.S. wasn't at war when 9/11 happened. You're talking out of your ass. Just stop commenting, you're embarrassing yourself.
O’Neil said they said his name and come down here in two different languages that he spoke. As soon as he pooped his head around the corner to see what it was they put a round in his grape
The tactic wherein he whispers the name of one of the hostiles was one of the methods deemed by members of the SF community as secret/classified. The reason why a lot of SEALs are hated for publishing books and making movies is because they expose tactics such as this. Edit: Haha to those still arguing “iTs nOt a tAcTic” or “iTs NoT a SeCreT” I have no need to argue with ur dumb thoughts that you cant even back up lmao. Talk to the 3.5k people who agree with me lol.
Doing that has been in the books since before muskets. This "tactic" was revealed and used before your grandfathers grandfather. Since arrows. Until you're showing guns that shoot around 2 corners and micro drones with ranges of 2000 km, you're not showing anything new to fkin vetranized insurgents, especially to the taliban and al Qaeda. This is just armchair general virtue signaling
@@davidsmith8086 The issue is that this popularizes the tactics, an experienced terrorist isn't exactly telling everyone how to counter a force like the SEALS because the SEALS are simply going to counter that counter.
It’s like a predator stalking cornered prey. You can see the prey sprinting up the stairs while the predators slowly and deliberately walk their way up behind them because they know there is nowhere to go. Kind of terrifying.
@@emor6100Actually they filmed this movie after Bin Laden was killed. Originally, director Kathryn Bigelow and writer Mark Boal were about to make a movie about the 2001's Battle of Tora Bora which happened two months after 9/11 and the battle led to Bin Laden's escape. As they were about to shoot the movie, Bin Laden was captured and shot, Bigelow and Boal shelved the Tora Bora project and instead made this movie
@@KyleV00 Yeah that shit was fucking dumb... if that was the case the plot of the movie literally would've been "hey guys we try to track down Osama bin Laden for 2 hours but we never find him.. oh well" - credits roll
not even close to being accurate how the hell do you compare a video game to the real thing? The movie ain't even 100% accurate. no movie ever is. only thing similar is you clear a 3 story compound at night nothing else.
A friend of mine from high school moved into NYC with his four best friends. They shared a huge apartment. They were all going to be in his wedding. Four them worked in the North Tower of the World Trade Center. Only my friend survived. He came home on 9/11 and no one was there.
I remember watching a podcast with the SEAL that killed Bin Laden. He said that one of the funny things that happen was when the guy with the dog who was looping around with the sniper to make sure no one escape the compound, thought that they knew and had a training mock up of their "super secret helicopter" in the front yard, not knowing that one of the two stealth Black Hawks carrying the other group actually went down. The conversation went something like this: SEAL dude: "Hey guys inside, be on alert. They're definitely ready for us because they have a training mock up of our super secret helicopter in the front yard." SEAL TL: "No jackass, that's ours because we crashed." SEAL dude: "Yeah that makes a lot more sense than the shit I'm saying, doesn't it?"
You do realize the loser who says he killed bin laden hasn’t been confirmed, right? There are multiple seals from DEVGRU who say they did it. Last thing I read they were given the option to either retire from the unit themselves or basically be thrown out. Same goes for Rob the sucker who’s shouting from the roofs that he killed Osama.
As part of their briefing, ST6 operators were told that they'd encounter Khalid at the stairwell, and to take him out to get to the upper levels. They called him by his name in 2 languages, and he popped his head out like a curious squirrel that was hiding behind a tree trunk.
This is so epic! The hero that shot the 3rd floor guy was probably feeling overwhelming emotions. If you were alive for 9/11, you'll understand the magnitude of this moment. Now, imagine that you're the dude that pulled the trigger.
And being humble enough to not take credit for it. Having stated We went through the drill so many times I just happened to be the 2nd man in . The cohesive nature of these highly trained men is admirable. To think he almost didn't make the seals is a testament to an individuals resolve. Shout out to you Mr O'Neil
@@garyseven2798 That’s one hell of a way to describe an elite band of warriors who were defending their homeland from Eastern aggression. If they were so inept then why did the Texas Rangers adapt Geronimo’s tactics and fighting techniques?
1:03 still think it’s funny that the mob ignores the guy with the loudspeaker speaking in their native tongue, but as soon as he busts out the English they come to a deadstop 📢
There's a good chance they didn't speak the language he was speaking. Hakim here was speaking Pashto, a language spoken mostly in Afghanistan and some parts of Pakistan. It's also one of the most common languages spoken by the Taliban. Which makes sense, because Hakim as a CIA guys spent a lot of time hunting insurgents and terrorists in Afghanistan and Pakistan. But Abottabad as a city doesn't really speak Pashto. The overwhelming majority of people there speak a dialect of Punjabi. Other than that, they would speak either Urdu(the administrative language of Pakistan) or English(which is another language that a loooooot of Pakistanis understand). So it makes sense that they wouldn't understand what was being said until he switched to English.
Imagine the last thing you ever heard and saw was who you thought was your friend calling your name, then you turn the corner to see what looks like giant spider eyes from the operator's nods, and before you can even think of your next move, *TFF TFF* eternal darkness.
Two things always struck me strongly about this scene. One: calling Bin Laden "Osama" - I suspect men in his household would have called him "Sheikh". It just sounds wrong to me, but of course I don't know what the soldiers actually said. I just think it would have made him more aware that something was wrong rather than reassuring him. Two: the Pakistani men approaching the soldiers outside the compound - their complete disregard for their personal safety. That has always struck me as very real, having spent some years in India and visited Pakistan: the Indian/Pakistani male's deep conviction that he has a right to do whatever he wants in any situation.
Nah that's just plain curiosity. Same reason people snoop on their neighbours or stop and watch a fight or pull over and just stare at car crashes. Depends on how busy or bored they are. If they were made aware of their personal safety being compromised, THEN they'd stop. In India/Pakistan mob mentality is pretty major, people feel more secure in large groups.
Recently the actual shooter was having small get together with takashi 69 and the “nelk boys” and told the whole story including what they actually said.
There are two books written by the guys who were there. They said nobody whispered Osama's name. One of the guys said you could tell you told the filmmakers what happened based on what they got wrong and what they got right. One of the guys also said of the Pakistani's outside that they had no idea what was going on. They thought it was police responding to a crash and were on their phones, taking photos etc.
@@dummkopfjonas5964 Soviet Russia killed more Afghans than the US, look it up. Lol youre one of those flat eartheres arent you? Prolly think the Moon landing is a hoax as well lol.
Some cool facts about this scene: 1. Whispering tactic is real and actually it’s not specific to Navy Seals. There are other forces/units that use it as well. 2. There were other special tactics that were employed in the raid but military advisors told the director that they are off limits 3. Maya actually didn’t listen to the raid comms, that part was scripted for the movie. 4. The room where they were collecting hard drives and docs was real and there was a locked safe. seals briefly discussed blowing it up but decided it was unsafe.
in that scene where a seal gives that kid a light stick to calm her down was so wholesome,she probably didnt even know what was going on but she knew he was her enemey,and seeing that you can see the sense of trust in her eyes! great acting and god bless the seals!!
Holy fuck how deluded are you there’s nothing wholesome about this that girl is fucking terrified of the dudes that just killed her dad in front of her 😭😭
These guys went in there totally expecting Bin Ladin to blow them all up with a suicide vest. As long as they took him with them is all they cared about. Thats bad ass
It’s kinda strange to think that tho. Think practicality of it. Like he doesn’t know when US commandos will show up to take him down, could be days weeks or months. He would have to have the suicide vest ready to go at a moments notice. Imagine him taking care of it…like checking the wires, removing dirt from it. Like how does he know it will work after 3 months. It’s not like he can test it. The reason this raid succeeded compared to other idiots who blew themselves up before getting captured was the surprise element. They surprised him so well, he didn’t know wtf just happened.
@@Street.Hermit it's Hollywood man. And no it's not hated, its just not exactly accurate which is fine. You want accurate, go watch a documentary to please yourself.
Except the Hurt Locker has been heavily criticized by those who have served because of how inaccurate it is. I imagine all the critical acclaim it's gotten is simply because it was a military movie directed by a woman
Interesting Fact: They had CIA SOG personnel attaches to them in case they got caught in Pakistan; had interpreters in case they captured BL alive; had a CIA RQ-140 along the Afghanistan border doing ISR on the compound; had two QRF Chinooks on the border on standby in case something went wrong; had a NRO satellite giving feed back to a clandestine base, the Afghanistan base, and the White House Situation Room; had a House with a joint-NSA-CIA task force down the block from that house with laser pointer, biomechanics movement tracer aimed at the house the weeks before (how they found “the pacer”); and another NGA satellite doing cross sectional copies and views of the area where BL lived (how they got the exact measurements of the house).
People are gonna hate me for this, but I felt so sorry for those kids, having to witness sonething so traumatic because of events they never asked for. 😣😞
I've read in the documentary book about Delta Force. Interestingly, the worse part of adrenaline rush happens when they've called off the mission, not when it's green.
They probably felt very little....they train so well its like second nature to them. The mission wasn't a high adrenaline shoot out. It was 45mins in and out. The scariest part was the 90min flight from Afghanistan to Pakistan and 90 min flight back to Afghanistan. Even on the flight to Pakistan a few of the guys actually fell asleep lol.
They felt absolutely zero adrenaline. These are Naval Special Warfare Development Group assaulters. Also known as ‘SEAL Team 6’. They’ve been in so many gun fights and missions even before joining this Tier 1 Special Missions Unit, that gunfights eventually become normal and like a regular day at the office. Even out of all DEVGRU operators, a select group was specifically assembled to go on this raid. The most experienced and skilled of them. So you’re talking about guys who have lost that rush at this point. In fact it’s a reason a lot of them will retire at some point. It can become dangerous. Your brain no longer releases any adrenaline for life or death situations such as those and operators may feel it’s their time to step away into the next chapter of their lives. Not all of course, but some do partly because of this. You can only do this job out in the field for so long. You at some point need to hang up the hat and move into administrative/leadership stuff or retire. For a multitude of reasons including age, physical injuries and burnout, TBI and operators syndrome. Adrenaline can wear out when you do this stuff day in and day out. These guys HALO jump in the middle of the night into the open ocean from 40,000 feet on a regular basis. There’s nothing that scares these men.
@@DonRoyalX this was all a lie, America sacrificed 3000 Americans and destroyed their own towers to invade the middle east and also trick every white person into this war
I love how they switch between the night vision and the actual lighting. When the seals are standing on the stairs waiting to shoot bin Laden, you can only see a slight shine off the lenses of their night vision. Looks so spooky.
The expectation would be that every man, woman, child and inanimate object in the house would be booby trapped so if you are going to incapacitate a target you need to make sure they can’t press any buttons (presumably).
Not so fun fact: When they actually infiltrated Bin Laden's room, he had multiple AK 47's on the wall, chose to grab none of them, and used his wife as a human shield. Kudos to the marksmanship of these fine soldiers. His kids were incredibly and are incredibly grateful for what America did in ending his reign. The man who shot Bin Laden had to go through extensive follow up as he was in utter shock and disbelief long after pulling the trigger. Its not everyday you kill the most hated and wanted person in the whole world. Cant imagine the mental experience he went through after doing that. They did in fact go there to die. They had no intention of getting out alive. Multiple situations occurred to ruin the whole operation and yet it still succeeded. God wanted them to win that day, and so they did. America the brave, home of the free. I'm glad I live in and support a country so absolutely willing to die for everyone's freedoms.
For us, normal people and even general military personnel - this would be terrifying and also kind of fascinating. To find THE terrorist of the world? What a mission! For this guys, it was just that - mission, their work that they should complete to perfection. What a professionals
What a terrible name for an airline, reminds me of that tragedy I walked through blood an bones, looking for my brother. Yeah, he was in northern canada.
Awesome scene. Amazing history....the only thing I didn't like is that America chose the code word Geronimo. A native American warrior of his people and his country. Geronimo wasn't a terrorist. Geronimo was the patriot.
I saw the towers go down when I was 18. I lived in Jersey City. Even before the attack, I was scheduled to go to boot camp the following month. This scene hits me so hard especially the part "For God and Country Geronimo". At 40 years hold im fighting back tears.
@Sanctus Paulus 1962 Still a human life. If he must die so be it but gratuitous violence is unnecessary and unworthy of a professional. If you can't see that - sad!
As part of their briefing, ST6 operators were told that they'd encounter Khalid at the stairwell, and to take him out to get to the upper levels. They called him by his name in 2 languages (not English), and he popped his head out like a curious squirrel that was hiding behind a tree trunk.
Never forget: the war in Afghanistan could’ve ended in 4 months in the mountains of tora bora. Special forces had Bin Laden cornered and were ready to intercept him during his escape attempt into Pakistan. Special forces needed reinforcements. The request was denied for the reason that an increased presence of American troops in the area would “destabilize” and anger the locals. Bin Laden was allowed to flee Afghanistan, which prolonged the conflict resulting in the unnecessary deaths of American troops, Afghan civilians, and Taliban forces who would’ve never been radicalized had we quickly finished the job in 2002. When we finally killed bin laden in 2011, it was too late. He had already succeeded in his mission to destabilize the US by involving them in an expensive and costly war they wouldn’t win. The same strategy he used to kick the Russians out of Afghanistan in the 80s worked like a charm, as can be seen in Kabul. Our involvement in the Middle East was and is a giant shit show and now we wanna encore in Ukraine? Good luck ladies and gentlemen.
Ukraine is a totally different war with different politics combat situations and allies, to treat the two as the same and offer no indistingtion between them is an unjustified to the ppl who died fighting and still are
Something I wanna know is if they spent $80k+ to give the actors real GPNVG-18s so they could actually see what they’re doing in the dark, or if they used replicas and the actors just had to act without being able to see anything.
This scene was a post production pick up shot, meaning they finished the movie, but went back to shoot the death scene after real life delivered this win, for a quick pick up, it’s so well done, and they handled the subject matter beautifully. It was originally just about the continued hunt for that bastard, then we had to go and kill the bastard lol.
It's fucking nuts too because they used the actual confirmation photos of the body, I fucking lost it when watching and seeing the same photos from the little they let out about the raid.
@@gamingmonkey3619 they are not the real photos. The real photos according to those who were there were not released based on the fear of uproar and it’s brutality. They state they had to hold his head together to get the shot. BUT the picture they used was in fact the one that was circulating around claiming to be real before it was debunked
This is such a great film. Navy SEALs are highly skilled warriors and it was brave beyond belief to go for a high value target in a 'friendly' country. Can you imagine Russia doing a 'special operation' on US soil?! What a shit storm that would be. Can you imagine a terrorist chief pulling off the biggest attack in years with a communications system portrayed in this film? Makes you think.......
@@scottmurray5600 I heard you, but it doesn’t make sense with the video at hand because the seals didn’t do this exercise in Russia it was in Pakistan.
@@NN-uf6hb Nope?! Here are two clues to help you out........'imagine' and 'friendly'. I'm genuinely sorry I wasn't sufficiently clear. Would you prefer I sketched a cartoon?
I really like the way they call out names. I figure they're trying to act like residents in the building trying to find others to let that which is hiding to thinking the "intruders" are gone and to come out as it's "safe". Hence, the true brutality.
One my favorite parts of this scene is the lack of suspenseful music. It’s literally just you as the viewer and the raw sounds of the raid. Completely and totally immersive
And Rob O’Neill the man who executed the kill has said that’s exactly how it is that movies have a tendency to abuse the reality of war assuming every mission is chaos when in reality it’s always pretty silent because it’s always carefully rehearsed numerous times
as a film music composer, I couldn't agree more. Sometimes silence speaks much much much louder than anything else.
@@kevintrump7086 it seems that the only person claiming that Rob O'Neill made the kill is Rob O'Neill. Other members of the team claim he only did the double tap after the tango was down.
And SEAL team members are not supposed to take personal credit.
@@kevintrump7086 but I agree about the audio.
Lol rob oneil didn't do it. @@kevintrump7086
The operators whispering the names is reminiscent of hunters using animal calls to draw out targets, this is some brutal stuff
A SEAL said “curiosity killed the cat, well curiosity killed Khaleed”
@@mickfunny4185 "Another one" *pop pop pop*
Yea best part is it's accurate to Rob O'Neill's book besides the fact that he says the point man spoke some pashtu aswell.
Yeah that’s savage af
What is the name where Bin la den got killed? Ans. "Bin La Den's Den"
After I saw this movie I tried that whispering tactic myself and it worked flawlessly. Grandma didn’t stand a chance
What a weird thing to say
@@wesleydavis2977 still cracked me up, though. 😆
@@wesleydavis2977you’re weird
@@kh_1984underrated 😂
AW HELL NAW
I read somewhere that the operator that did the whispering actually had the accent down perfect. God bless the SEALs.
and marines
He was dead along time before this you military bastards
@@philipconboy6108 A true insider with full knowledge of everything suddenly comes to life... And posts a comment under a RUclips video. LOL
@@Zug75 I don’t think there were marines involved in this mission, not directly anyway
God bless? For what? Drug trafficking, human trafficking? Torture? War crimes?
Imagine your name being called and you see a weird shiny figure at the bottom of stairs whispering your name
He didnt have time to process it.. Imagine hearing it upstairs.. Thats whats scary
From Osama's POV, it may have felt like a combination of home invasion and horror movie.
Tbh this tactic was one of the methods deemed by members of the SF community as secret/classified. The reason why a lot of SEALs are hated for publishing books and making movies because they expose tactics such as this.
@@gabrielpalmones3980 Whispering someone’s name to get their attention was a secret tactic?
@@johnfakester5527 Not necessarily “secret” but unheard of and RARELY known by some people.
I like how they didn’t “humanize” the seals too much. Remember, these guys are killers. Watching them shoot the bodies on the ground multiple times to ensure they are dead is a little unnerving but it absolutely adds to the energy and realism.
Putting them out of their misery if they are still somehow alive.
@Babyburns it's more eliminating a potential threat. The SAS did that to IRA terrorists - shot them in the head multiple times
They did absolutely overly humanize and fabricate a story about them with this movie. Go read the real story by Matt Cole about these guys. The reason no one ever got to see the picture of osama after they killed him and something the commanders and president were furious about is that they "canoed" osama. A form of mutilation (and a war crime) they were known for in which with dying or dead soldiers they would shoot them in the top of the head to expose their brain matter and then take pictures they saved in an album they'd pull out to "impress" other soldiers. Each man also took turns emptying entire mag clips into osama after they had been explicitly told NOT TO DO THAT by the commanders in charge. The people who identified him at the base later could barely even recognize him because he was so mutilated. This movie is an account from a guy who is most certainly not the one who originally shot him, and it's washed down to hide how these guys were mostly just incompetent war criminals running a mafia like organization inside the seals. Seriously. Go read "Code before Country" by Matthew Cole if you want the actual story of who these men were. Not saying Osama didn't deserve to die because he fuckin definitely did, but these guys were supposed to be the most professional military team in the country if not the world, and time after time they failed their missions, got their own men killed, or killed the people they were supposed to be rescuing and then tried to cover it up (A MI6 Agent was killed by a grenade that was thrown and after the commanders asked him wtf would you throw a grenade in a hostage situation and then proceed to lie about it even when they had drone footage of the dumb fuck throwing the grenade). They wore custom made hatchets and fucking skinned people because they thought they were literal apache warriors.
@@Southboundpachydermits not a clip... ffs
@@MRios1128 who cares. It doesn’t invalidate anything I said? I’m not a gun nut, sue me.
I'm pretty sure im 10% more tactical after I watch this video
Yes, but it wears off after 15 minutes and has a 2 week cool down.
65% tactical after watching this and forward observations
@@oneseven.suppressor you are OP!! DEVS PLS NERF SUPPRESSOR
@@BesttBi noooooo
Gained a lot from reading the comments of ST6 operators here 🤣🤣🤣
"For God and country, Geronimo"
Gets me every time.
Got me good, can't imagine how the people involved in this operation and those who have lost friends and family because of this man felt when he was killed.
Just of been so satisfying tbh his death could
Of ended the Afghan war but eh
🤣😂🤣😂Which God?? Osama Bin Laden believed in one as well.
@@SuperEdge67 yeah the wrong one, that's why he's dead and on the losing side
@@julianmarx2002 Muslims, Jewish and Christians all have the same God. Just believe in different prophets
I like how they emphasize the triviality of whoever actually shot UBL.
Of all the elements of the raid, that was probably the simplest. This was a feat of extraordinary teamwork and collaboration-not one dude being a hero.
And yet robert O'Neil says otherwise. Guys such a loser and liar.
Why was 'UBL' used instead of 'OBL'?
Also, so the guy who's whispper-calling the names isn't a shooter?
Considering it took years to find him it should not have been a triviality.
In real life, Rob O'Neill and Matt Bissonnette have both claimed it was them and others say it was actually a different guy who has never come forward.
@@MakerInMotion correction: Matt Bissonette claims that the pointman shot him, and that he and the pointman put a few rounds into him as they continued clearing the room. This is standard procedure-they won't stop shooting until the threat is definitively gone.
It also isn't a "big deal" to Bissonette. His 60 minutes interview was really candid about this. If any single person did something incredible during that mission, it was the pilot of the crashed stealth helicopter, who probably saved everyone aboard Chalk 1.
Even though it was probably to lure him out I hope the whispers of “Osama” coming from the darkness taunted the shit out of him, almost like they’re not doing it pretending to be a resident of the house but saying “Guess who’s here Osama”
actually i think it confuses the target, because the tone won't sound threatening
think about it this way: you're inside of someone's house that you know just got invaded by hostile forces. the homeowner goes to check, and after a few gunshots, you hear someone whispering your name to you. chances are, you realize that that's probably not the homeowner talking to you, but that might also just be the homeowner checking on you just to make sure that you're okay.
Time's up.
Except that he wasn't even there.
@@williamzhu9160 Also just imagine you're bin Laden. You've been in hiding for ten years since orchestrating the deadliest terror attack in history. You live in a fortress built to your specifications, literally no one would dare mess with you or risking getting murdered. You think you're in the clear, days go by and your life settles into a false sense of security.
Then, one night while you're lounging around in the top floor of your castle you hear screaming downstairs. Gunshots. Explosions.... then silence. As you open the door of your bedroom you hear a faint whisper... "Osama!".
The tactic of calling one's name, over and over again, is an impressive one and fucking BRUTAL!
So if a school shooter does the same thing, will you praise that? 🤨
@@ZT-vr4wz Of course not, use your brain man
@@CaptainGhost1331 oh right.............I forgot that Americans prefer to simply ignore school shootings all together.
@@ZT-vr4wz that's some weird logic but okay
@@Mr.Scott86 not simply logic but also truth.
Could you even imagine in your own house waking up and spotting these guys win night visions walking around that is enough on its own to give you a heart attack
You wouldn't see them
@Captain Obvious Lmao where'd you train, Roblox?
@Steve Berman Please be a troll pleease
@Steve Berman if seal team 6 raided your house you would be dead before you could even react
To be completely fair, if you were as much of a criminal as Bin Laden, you have to know it’s coming at some point. You can be as careful as you want but I’m sure even he knew that some day someone would find him. Personally I choose to think living while knowing one of the largest militaries in the world is hunting you personally was a horrible existence fraught with paranoia. He probably heard every sound in the night wondering if that was the day.
He was hiding in Pakistan and we were paying that country billions
Never ever believe Pakistan... Because they read Quran.... That's all my friend I m from INDIA
We Still are paying pakistan billions......why when there our enemy
@@williambowdoin364 because America never understand Pakistan.. Look at Afghanistan now it's all because of Pakistan. They demand funds America provide that fund but Pakistan uses that money against America.. That's all my friend
@@vasusharma9056 radicalism is in every religion.
Remember me the new zealand attack on a mosque?
@@Meghnaaad no doubt.. But one day u will get back what u gave to other for the past 7 century's... If somebody play with fire there is a chance that he can burn his own hand..
“I shot him”
“That’s great now get to work”
That is so badass!! Respect to these absolute savages for putting their lives on the line for the ones lost caused by this terrible man ! 🇺🇸
Actually caused by the US government. I was glad to see the Taliban victorious.
@@jake8855 Oh stfu. You're just another one of those degenerate conspiracy theorists that think they're smart. Al-Qaeda did 9/11 and started the war, not the U.S.
@@sunn1846 No, I don't think I will STFU actually. The US started the war with its interference in Middle Eastern squabbles in the decade + prior to 9/11. Unstances like the embargo on Iraq and the support for Israel's ethnic cleansing is what aggrieved so many Muslims and led to the anti-US sentiment becoming so strong. It was justified IMO. Sept. 11 was just the exvuse the US government used to intensify a war which was already underway, one the US is losing (though not the contractors who made a killing the last 20 years).
@@sunn1846 leave them alone with their stupidity 😂😂😂.
US started it? Come On, my family was on that street that day, yup the 9/11/2001. MY FAMILY!
So I will gladly punch throat anyone who think that just a fuckin Conspiracy.
@@jake8855 Stfu, you can't even spell correctly. The "Middle Eastern squabbles" the U.S. had didn't kill anybody, other than the Gulf War, but that was justified. You can't justify the killing of 3,000 innocent Americans. Then you say 9/11 was an excuse to intensify the war? The U.S. wasn't at war when 9/11 happened. You're talking out of your ass. Just stop commenting, you're embarrassing yourself.
the dude on the stairs is osamas son and they actually whispered his name to kill him. absolute legends
Not a legend but a savage
O’Neil said they said his name and come down here in two different languages that he spoke. As soon as he pooped his head around the corner to see what it was they put a round in his grape
What did he do? Did he kill anyone?
@@justakid3592 Osama?
@@justakid3592 the son? He was an armed combatant standing between an assault force and the most wanted man on the planet. Well within ROE
The tactic wherein he whispers the name of one of the hostiles was one of the methods deemed by members of the SF community as secret/classified. The reason why a lot of SEALs are hated for publishing books and making movies is because they expose tactics such as this.
Edit: Haha to those still arguing “iTs nOt a tAcTic” or “iTs NoT a SeCreT” I have no need to argue with ur dumb thoughts that you cant even back up lmao. Talk to the 3.5k people who agree with me lol.
Doing that has been in the books since before muskets. This "tactic" was revealed and used before your grandfathers grandfather. Since arrows. Until you're showing guns that shoot around 2 corners and micro drones with ranges of 2000 km, you're not showing anything new to fkin vetranized insurgents, especially to the taliban and al Qaeda. This is just armchair general virtue signaling
@@davidsmith8086 Okay, fallacy boi.
@@davidsmith8086 The issue is that this popularizes the tactics, an experienced terrorist isn't exactly telling everyone how to counter a force like the SEALS because the SEALS are simply going to counter that counter.
Oh no, now the terrorists know about the ultra secret, high speed low drag tactics of *glances at notes* saying their name
Yea sure it is lmao
1:51 those are the most terrifying eyes known to man
Lol no, that is probably chengiz khan
If you can see them, you're already dead.
It’s like a predator stalking cornered prey. You can see the prey sprinting up the stairs while the predators slowly and deliberately walk their way up behind them because they know there is nowhere to go. Kind of terrifying.
Amazing how they produced and released this film within a year and a bit of this actually happening.
I'm pretty sure they were working on this before he got killed. It was just going to end without him dying. Then the raid happens
@@emor6100Actually they filmed this movie after Bin Laden was killed. Originally, director Kathryn Bigelow and writer Mark Boal were about to make a movie about the 2001's Battle of Tora Bora which happened two months after 9/11 and the battle led to Bin Laden's escape. As they were about to shoot the movie, Bin Laden was captured and shot, Bigelow and Boal shelved the Tora Bora project and instead made this movie
@@emor6100that’s definitely a top ten most brain dead comment on RUclips ever right there.
@@KyleV00 Yeah that shit was fucking dumb... if that was the case the plot of the movie literally would've been "hey guys we try to track down Osama bin Laden for 2 hours but we never find him.. oh well" - credits roll
Imagine if the US and Pakistan were allies and the US actually got to collect all of the data from that house....
It would have seriously incriminated Pakistan. But maybe thats why they weren't allies in the first place
Fr they were gonna get caught in 4K with all those anime bitches
US and Pakistan are allies. Pakistan just fooled them well.
@@swarajkar3086 ehh barely. Pakistan funds terror groups and actively acts against US interests
@@swarajkar3086 Pakistan is an ally despite the fact that Pakistan is Taliban sponsor?
Let's just take a moment to appreciate how accurately COD: Modern Warfare mimicked this scene. It looks perfect.
No it doesnt
@@Oliver-qr6ow it did.
It would have been accurate… if they put American forces in the game instead of British forces 😂
not even close to being accurate how the hell do you compare a video game to the real thing? The movie ain't even 100% accurate. no movie ever is. only thing similar is you clear a 3 story compound at night nothing else.
@@hancockthegreat1584 what's it called
A friend of mine from high school moved into NYC with his four best friends. They shared a huge apartment. They were all going to be in his wedding. Four them worked in the North Tower of the World Trade Center. Only my friend survived. He came home on 9/11 and no one was there.
dam, sorry to hear.
@@sylviaplath1128that is wild
I remember watching a podcast with the SEAL that killed Bin Laden. He said that one of the funny things that happen was when the guy with the dog who was looping around with the sniper to make sure no one escape the compound, thought that they knew and had a training mock up of their "super secret helicopter" in the front yard, not knowing that one of the two stealth Black Hawks carrying the other group actually went down.
The conversation went something like this:
SEAL dude: "Hey guys inside, be on alert. They're definitely ready for us because they have a training mock up of our super secret helicopter in the front yard."
SEAL TL: "No jackass, that's ours because we crashed."
SEAL dude: "Yeah that makes a lot more sense than the shit I'm saying, doesn't it?"
@@caesarstokes5683 ?
If this had proper grammar, I may be able to tell what it said.
I literally just got finish watching that podcast
That dude was a liar
You do realize the loser who says he killed bin laden hasn’t been confirmed, right? There are multiple seals from DEVGRU who say they did it. Last thing I read they were given the option to either retire from the unit themselves or basically be thrown out. Same goes for Rob the sucker who’s shouting from the roofs that he killed Osama.
0:06 still one of my favorite parts.
Khalid wasn't too bright
The suppressor sounds good, too.
As part of their briefing, ST6 operators were told that they'd encounter Khalid at the stairwell, and to take him out to get to the upper levels. They called him by his name in 2 languages, and he popped his head out like a curious squirrel that was hiding behind a tree trunk.
@@oahuhawaii2141 yep i have the picture, 5.56 in his chin. ouch…
Hearing the story about Khaled dumbass getting shot is always funny seeing it acted out is hilarious.
This is so epic!
The hero that shot the 3rd floor guy was probably feeling overwhelming emotions. If you were alive for 9/11, you'll understand the magnitude of this moment. Now, imagine that you're the dude that pulled the trigger.
And being humble enough to not take credit for it.
Having stated
We went through the drill so many times
I just happened to be the 2nd man in .
The cohesive nature of these highly trained men is admirable.
To think he almost didn't make the seals is a testament to an individuals resolve.
Shout out to you Mr O'Neil
@@mwhitelaw8569 wait so you were one of the seals?
weird because i believe 9/11 was caused and done by our own government.
@@lovedeepsingh9803 no, he was talking about rob o'neill.
The whole stack probably did a dead check on the body
I thought it was bullshit that they codenamed Bin Ladin, Geronimo. Geronimo and his band would have run circles around that clown.
i dont think they codenamed obl as geronimo . geronimo was the code word for mission success .
but if Geronimo had hunted this coward many thing would have been taken from him before his life
Lets not FAB up Geronimo , His band of Sub-Human Savages were nothing more than Lice Ridden Scavengers . Vultures with Legs and Captured Rifles .
@@garyseven2798 That’s one hell of a way to describe an elite band of warriors who were defending their homeland from Eastern aggression. If they were so inept then why did the Texas Rangers adapt Geronimo’s tactics and fighting techniques?
@@NWNative147 amen
1:03 still think it’s funny that the mob ignores the guy with the loudspeaker speaking in their native tongue, but as soon as he busts out the English they come to a deadstop 📢
Its funny how the whole special forces team got killed after the raid..
@@YoungBrada this literally is not true don’t know where you got that info from
Pakistanis speak in arabic ? Native tongue ?
There's a good chance they didn't speak the language he was speaking. Hakim here was speaking Pashto, a language spoken mostly in Afghanistan and some parts of Pakistan. It's also one of the most common languages spoken by the Taliban. Which makes sense, because Hakim as a CIA guys spent a lot of time hunting insurgents and terrorists in Afghanistan and Pakistan. But Abottabad as a city doesn't really speak Pashto. The overwhelming majority of people there speak a dialect of Punjabi. Other than that, they would speak either Urdu(the administrative language of Pakistan) or English(which is another language that a loooooot of Pakistanis understand). So it makes sense that they wouldn't understand what was being said until he switched to English.
@@ghazalalmas5922 That's definitely not Arabic being spoken in this clip. It's Pashto.
Imagine the last thing you ever heard and saw was who you thought was your friend calling your name, then you turn the corner to see what looks like giant spider eyes from the operator's nods, and before you can even think of your next move, *TFF TFF* eternal darkness.
Well said, visualizing that explanation is chilling
Two things always struck me strongly about this scene. One: calling Bin Laden "Osama" - I suspect men in his household would have called him "Sheikh". It just sounds wrong to me, but of course I don't know what the soldiers actually said. I just think it would have made him more aware that something was wrong rather than reassuring him. Two: the Pakistani men approaching the soldiers outside the compound - their complete disregard for their personal safety. That has always struck me as very real, having spent some years in India and visited Pakistan: the Indian/Pakistani male's deep conviction that he has a right to do whatever he wants in any situation.
Nah that's just plain curiosity. Same reason people snoop on their neighbours or stop and watch a fight or pull over and just stare at car crashes. Depends on how busy or bored they are. If they were made aware of their personal safety being compromised, THEN they'd stop. In India/Pakistan mob mentality is pretty major, people feel more secure in large groups.
The average viewer won't know what Sheikh means but they will know what Osama means, likely why they went that route.
Recently the actual shooter was having small get together with takashi 69 and the “nelk boys” and told the whole story including what they actually said.
There are two books written by the guys who were there. They said nobody whispered Osama's name. One of the guys said you could tell you told the filmmakers what happened based on what they got wrong and what they got right. One of the guys also said of the Pakistani's outside that they had no idea what was going on. They thought it was police responding to a crash and were on their phones, taking photos etc.
Pretty sure when the black hawk helicopter crashed in his back yard he had an inclination that people are coming to get him hahaha
"For God and country...Geronimo..."
The amount of relief hearing that, knowing we got the guy that is responsible for killing thousands of lives.
now we jus gotta get rid of every American operative responsible for the death of 1.455.590 innocent muslims due to y’all’s invasion :)))
@@dummkopfjonas5964 Conspiracy Theorist much?
@@MCsAdvice look up how many civilians died due to the american invasion of the Middle east
@@dummkopfjonas5964 Soviet Russia killed more Afghans than the US, look it up. Lol youre one of those flat eartheres arent you? Prolly think the Moon landing is a hoax as well lol.
@@MCsAdvice nah but we wasn’t talking about soviet russia (a country that don’t exist no mo) right
Some cool facts about this scene:
1. Whispering tactic is real and actually it’s not specific to Navy Seals. There are other forces/units that use it as well.
2. There were other special tactics that were employed in the raid but military advisors told the director that they are off limits
3. Maya actually didn’t listen to the raid comms, that part was scripted for the movie.
4. The room where they were collecting hard drives and docs was real and there was a locked safe. seals briefly discussed blowing it up but decided it was unsafe.
"Other special tactics" in other words they shot all the women and children too lol
Pretty sure the guy yelling "get back, theyll kill you!" Was real too.
@@thebassplayification Most likely, since these terrorists used women and children to attack and kill soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan.
1:51 is creepy how you can see the green dots on the Seal’s goggle helmets and it’s like something paranormal is hunting you.
If you're a star wars fan you can imagine the fun and cuteness of being night raided by lil javas with their dark faces with shinny eyes.
i envisioned it as symbolism to like a predator stalking its prey, like the glowing eyes of a big cat at night
"For God and Country, Geronimo"
Greeting from Italy
in that scene where a seal gives that kid a light stick to calm her down was so wholesome,she probably didnt even know what was going on but she knew he was her enemey,and seeing that you can see the sense of trust in her eyes! great acting and god bless the seals!!
@Jason Rosman i like that name lmao
There is nothing wholesome about this scene 🤣🤣🤣
You really think she trusted the guys that just shot her father? Come on...
Holy fuck how deluded are you there’s nothing wholesome about this that girl is fucking terrified of the dudes that just killed her dad in front of her 😭😭
@@billy2533 people forget Hollywood and their propaganda bs sometimes lol
A film that deserves an Oscar.
It won sound
Movie name pleaseeee
@@sriramadarshnidiginti3291 it literally says it in the title.🤦🏽♂️
@@sriramadarshnidiginti3291 zero dark thirty
@@madebymeallrounder4163 okay thank you
"...for God and Country...." Amen.
You mean: for american politician and lobby
Lol. Afghanistan is now free.
🐑
Don’t terrorists say something similar? 🤔
@@lafq 😂 they do
1:51 fucking terrifying
like lions in the night stalking their prey
the boogeyman has come for osama.
Ooh tee née!
They look like spiders hiding in the conor
@@TinkerTailorSailorTy 😂
Seems rather appropriate to watch this today...Never Forget!!!
The way the seal waved the glowstick like
"Hey yeah i know i killed a close family member... anyways you want this?"
These guys went in there totally expecting Bin Ladin to blow them all up with a suicide vest. As long as they took him with them is all they cared about. Thats bad ass
It’s kinda strange to think that tho. Think practicality of it. Like he doesn’t know when US commandos will show up to take him down, could be days weeks or months. He would have to have the suicide vest ready to go at a moments notice. Imagine him taking care of it…like checking the wires, removing dirt from it. Like how does he know it will work after 3 months. It’s not like he can test it. The reason this raid succeeded compared to other idiots who blew themselves up before getting captured was the surprise element. They surprised him so well, he didn’t know wtf just happened.
@@DhavalBrahmbhatt2627 Wasnt really that quiet They crashed a chopper in his front yard
@@DhavalBrahmbhatt2627 Not to mention it could detonate by itself accidentally.
Everyone knows the seals have some of the most intense red carpet training in the world.
Hahahaha. Clever.
Some most is the SAs
Yeah sure , ever heard about operation " Eagle Claw"?
@@asimonp79 That was by Delta but yeah I lmao every time someone mentions that hahaha
I know nothing about the SEALS, but I have heard their training is extreme. How many people actually make it thru the whole program?
Kathryn Bigelow, the director of this great film also has done The Hurt Locker. She’s fantastic within the military genre
The Hurt Locker was dumb. So unrealistic.
The hurt locker was shit
Hurt Locker is hated by all veterans and for good reason. It’s in no way an accurate portrayal of combat operations
@@Street.Hermit it's Hollywood man. And no it's not hated, its just not exactly accurate which is fine. You want accurate, go watch a documentary to please yourself.
Except the Hurt Locker has been heavily criticized by those who have served because of how inaccurate it is. I imagine all the critical acclaim it's gotten is simply because it was a military movie directed by a woman
Interesting Fact: They had CIA SOG personnel attaches to them in case they got caught in Pakistan; had interpreters in case they captured BL alive; had a CIA RQ-140 along the Afghanistan border doing ISR on the compound; had two QRF Chinooks on the border on standby in case something went wrong; had a NRO satellite giving feed back to a clandestine base, the Afghanistan base, and the White House Situation Room; had a House with a joint-NSA-CIA task force down the block from that house with laser pointer, biomechanics movement tracer aimed at the house the weeks before (how they found “the pacer”); and another NGA satellite doing cross sectional copies and views of the area where BL lived (how they got the exact measurements of the house).
Nothing is as scary as the full might of the US military
@@acevfx2923 Operation eagle claw says hello
@@Swansniff2 Eagle Claw was nothing compared to Neptune Spear. Eagle Claw was also a complete disaster.
all to kill three guys wearing flip flops
great use of tax payer's money
Don’t forgot the ISA probably doing surveillance on the ground for weeks without anybody even have a clue there were Americans watching them
It's so bad ass they shot him 5 or 6 times. Making sure he had no chance of survival.
I laughed at that scene in class 🤣🤣🤣🤣
What’s the time stamp when he shot him
Bruh it's fake lol
@@eastmemem627 it’s a movie
@@eastmemem627 yeah, no shit. Read the book.
1:59 this is what all evil fears, if they fear anything. Those gleaming eyes of thermal vision in the darkness of the stairwell.
If you're a star wars fan you can imagine the fun and cuteness of being night raided by lil javas with their dark faces with shinny eyes.
bro thought he ate 💀
@Dylan-885 ate what? That guy ate bullets so he definitely ate that night. So did I but I ate steak.
The ending is good. The beginning is not. It’s too torturous.
None of the evidence or leads that led to Bin Laden came from torture so it's misinformation.
@@movieman175 would they really tell you if that was how they got leads though?
@@movieman175 idk guy. We tortured a fuckload of people over there. Some deserving. Some not.
3:51 I love that scene
They showed the hole in his forehead
People are gonna hate me for this, but I felt so sorry for those kids, having to witness sonething so traumatic because of events they never asked for. 😣😞
Fuk them
Why would people hate you for that? That’s incredibly sad and I don’t blame you at all for that
Yeah, no hate. Kids don’t deserve to witness death, no matter who it is getting killed.
Yeah, talk to their father, He did this.
@@Mr_Nobody640 Zero sympathy for him, just the kids.
Bruh just imagine the adrenaline these guys must have felt
I've read in the documentary book about Delta Force. Interestingly, the worse part of adrenaline rush happens when they've called off the mission, not when it's green.
They probably felt very little....they train so well its like second nature to them. The mission wasn't a high adrenaline shoot out. It was 45mins in and out. The scariest part was the 90min flight from Afghanistan to Pakistan and 90 min flight back to Afghanistan. Even on the flight to Pakistan a few of the guys actually fell asleep lol.
They felt absolutely zero adrenaline. These are Naval Special Warfare Development Group assaulters. Also known as ‘SEAL Team 6’. They’ve been in so many gun fights and missions even before joining this Tier 1 Special Missions Unit, that gunfights eventually become normal and like a regular day at the office. Even out of all DEVGRU operators, a select group was specifically assembled to go on this raid. The most experienced and skilled of them. So you’re talking about guys who have lost that rush at this point. In fact it’s a reason a lot of them will retire at some point. It can become dangerous. Your brain no longer releases any adrenaline for life or death situations such as those and operators may feel it’s their time to step away into the next chapter of their lives. Not all of course, but some do partly because of this. You can only do this job out in the field for so long. You at some point need to hang up the hat and move into administrative/leadership stuff or retire. For a multitude of reasons including age, physical injuries and burnout, TBI and operators syndrome. Adrenaline can wear out when you do this stuff day in and day out. These guys HALO jump in the middle of the night into the open ocean from 40,000 feet on a regular basis. There’s nothing that scares these men.
To this day I'm absolutely convinced the Pakistanis knew Bin Laden was hiding in that house in Abbottabad, there's no way they couldn't have.
But Bin Laden wasn't in the house to begin with. Hollywood reinforces bullshit history once again.
💯
@@Johnny-rj9on can u elaborate
@@DonRoyalX this was all a lie, America sacrificed 3000 Americans and destroyed their own towers to invade the middle east and also trick every white person into this war
@83 Fleet83 What?
I love how they switch between the night vision and the actual lighting. When the seals are standing on the stairs waiting to shoot bin Laden, you can only see a slight shine off the lenses of their night vision. Looks so spooky.
Lol , possible jackpot! continues to put bullets in him….. total badass
If you ask me, he should used the whole magazine and maybe another after the first one.
The expectation would be that every man, woman, child and inanimate object in the house would be booby trapped so if you are going to incapacitate a target you need to make sure they can’t press any buttons (presumably).
Does it bother anyone else that Hollywood uses a Huey soundtrack for every helicopter?!!!!
It’s either a Huey or a bell 206 soundtrack sadly. Does my head in sometimes!
It couldn't be a huey, I didn't even remotely hear fortunate son playing.
@@mattp.4329 Love it!
Not so fun fact: When they actually infiltrated Bin Laden's room, he had multiple AK 47's on the wall, chose to grab none of them, and used his wife as a human shield.
Kudos to the marksmanship of these fine soldiers. His kids were incredibly and are incredibly grateful for what America did in ending his reign.
The man who shot Bin Laden had to go through extensive follow up as he was in utter shock and disbelief long after pulling the trigger.
Its not everyday you kill the most hated and wanted person in the whole world. Cant imagine the mental experience he went through after doing that.
They did in fact go there to die. They had no intention of getting out alive. Multiple situations occurred to ruin the whole operation and yet it still succeeded. God wanted them to win that day, and so they did.
America the brave, home of the free. I'm glad I live in and support a country so absolutely willing to die for everyone's freedoms.
At least that's how it used to be...not today...not anymore.
i dont usually reply to comments but this was beautiful
Most soldiers overseas are not fighting for our freedom, I can't believe anyone still believes that.
God had nothing to do with it either way. Just people killing other people. And the cycle carried on immediately after his death.
@@user-vr5hp9fp5n it is oke, it will run out of pepe one day and only God will be left, God will create other animal, teletubbies.
Judging from the scene and the book, I think Mark Owen was one of the two guys that assaulted the first house.
…and then the war on terror lived happily ever after.
carrying on for another 10 years.
Chastain's reaction when they call 'Geronimo' is fantastic acting.
"there were four eye demons at the top of the stairs in the dark...calling my name"
Now our enemies know that our forces secretly use Velcro --WAY TO GO EXPOSING OUR SECRETS !
For us, normal people and even general military personnel - this would be terrifying and also kind of fascinating. To find THE terrorist of the world? What a mission! For this guys, it was just that - mission, their work that they should complete to perfection. What a professionals
Bin Laden worked for the CIA when he was killed
THE terrorists of the world are the USA
@Jason Rosman your father Afghanistan
Just a bunch of guys living in the moment! Love it!
She wasn’t even emotional she literally told the guys “huh looks like we’re all fired” and she walked out the door
When he heard his name in the dark, I hope some of the tears were paid back.
I always forget Chris Pratt is in this movie
the man who was responsible for raiding bin ladens place went on to be a dinosaur caretaker lol
@@TheeActiv8dStylez Don't forget about the other guy he plays who let half the universe die
Star-Lord
So is two Hydra agents from Captain America movies. One who killed bin laden, and other who led the raid on the ground.
hE'S sO COoL!!111!
“Was this because of that one national tragedy?” 🤔🤣 Norm McDonald’s spirit has entered the chat 🙏🏾🙏🏾
What a terrible name for an airline, reminds me of that tragedy
I walked through blood an bones, looking for my brother. Yeah, he was in northern canada.
He should’ve made a 9/11 call.
What was also a good touch was the interpreter trying to keep the village away. Once he spoke English they all knew "damn shits going down"
Awesome scene. Amazing history....the only thing I didn't like is that America chose the code word Geronimo.
A native American warrior of his people and his country. Geronimo wasn't a terrorist. Geronimo was the patriot.
That’s America for ya
Respect to the SEALs.. Greetings from Denmark.
1:52 scares the shut out of me, imagine it being 3 AM and seeing those little red dots just moving through your house
Chris Pratt did amazing work in this film.
I was walking out of a theater when they got him. Found the closest bar and had a drink in their honor.
I love that the locals don't understand the guy speaking to them in their native tongue but then listen when it's english lol!
Probably because the dude is speaking Pashto and not Punjabi/Urdu
I saw the towers go down when I was 18. I lived in Jersey City. Even before the attack, I was scheduled to go to boot camp the following month. This scene hits me so hard especially the part "For God and Country Geronimo". At 40 years hold im fighting back tears.
It’s weird coming from O’neils interview of how events went and how differently it’s portrayed in this scene.
This is and always will be the greatest military themed movie ever. It was absolutely perfect. Looks like a fucking documentary for gods sake
Geronimo. For God and Country.
That just made me cry out loud.
What a great movie, she should have won the Oscar for this instead of Hurt Locker. I can't believe it's been ten years already since it came out.
Bigelow wasn't even nominated for Best Director, let that sink in for a moment
To think, this movie was directed by a woman is absolutely incredible. Kathryn Bigelow is a true artist, one of my favourite directors
She did an awesome job with Hurt Locker as well. I love that movie.
Love how he gave a couple extra into the heart.
That's messed up. Check yourself.
@Sanctus Paulus 1962 Still a human life. If he must die so be it but gratuitous violence is unnecessary and unworthy of a professional. If you can't see that - sad!
@@soopahsoopah well, osama had it coming.
I can imagine the beer party that happened when the SEAL team got back to the base or aircraft carrier that night! They deserved it. Well done!
Not really this kind of stuff actually haunts them that’s why seals are badass because they do this kind of stuff and live with it
damn they actually did this scene legit AF! apparently the stair scene when he calls osamas brothers name was pretty much exactly like that
As part of their briefing, ST6 operators were told that they'd encounter Khalid at the stairwell, and to take him out to get to the upper levels. They called him by his name in 2 languages (not English), and he popped his head out like a curious squirrel that was hiding behind a tree trunk.
Whispering their names to lure them out was something good
Khalid rlly got fooled by the "pspspspspsps" method
Never forget: the war in Afghanistan could’ve ended in 4 months in the mountains of tora bora. Special forces had Bin Laden cornered and were ready to intercept him during his escape attempt into Pakistan. Special forces needed reinforcements. The request was denied for the reason that an increased presence of American troops in the area would “destabilize” and anger the locals. Bin Laden was allowed to flee Afghanistan, which prolonged the conflict resulting in the unnecessary deaths of American troops, Afghan civilians, and Taliban forces who would’ve never been radicalized had we quickly finished the job in 2002.
When we finally killed bin laden in 2011, it was too late. He had already succeeded in his mission to destabilize the US by involving them in an expensive and costly war they wouldn’t win. The same strategy he used to kick the Russians out of Afghanistan in the 80s worked like a charm, as can be seen in Kabul. Our involvement in the Middle East was and is a giant shit show and now we wanna encore in Ukraine? Good luck ladies and gentlemen.
Pakistan successfully taking down two superpowers may god bless them
The U.S. are a fucked country with no means of peace without an unnecessary large-scale war at any cost.
Bin laden was near death in the late 90s from constant dialysis. He was dead long before tora bora and definitely was not the man they killed in 2011.
maybe you forgot that the russians are a conventional army and we aren't occupying moscow.
Ukraine is a totally different war with different politics combat situations and allies, to treat the two as the same and offer no indistingtion between them is an unjustified to the ppl who died fighting and still are
3:20 "I just shot your relative - here's a glow stick" ... coulda thrown some dingas in bra
Doing this thinking the targets and house could blow up at any moment. Incredible stuff.
My takeway from this scene is Bin Laden is the heaviest sleeper of all time
Something I wanna know is if they spent $80k+ to give the actors real GPNVG-18s so they could actually see what they’re doing in the dark, or if they used replicas and the actors just had to act without being able to see anything.
Khalid fighting the urge to yell “WE THE BEST!”
1:28 in one of those computers, Bin Laden had a ROM of Pokemon Diamond
It was probably the kids playing
@@dubstep101angu i want to believe...
04:20 "The files are IN the computer!"
🤜💥🤛 omfg best comment
Watching this to get better at sandstorm insurgency night raids
This scene was a post production pick up shot, meaning they finished the movie, but went back to shoot the death scene after real life delivered this win, for a quick pick up, it’s so well done, and they handled the subject matter beautifully. It was originally just about the continued hunt for that bastard, then we had to go and kill the bastard lol.
Imagine how empty the movie would be without this scene. It would be like Rogue One without the tacked on Darth Vader scene.
It's fucking nuts too because they used the actual confirmation photos of the body, I fucking lost it when watching and seeing the same photos from the little they let out about the raid.
@@EliteElk221 wait, are you serious? I thought that was just movie magic. I usually know weird facts like that, I’m disappointed in myself.
@@EliteElk221 those were real?
@@gamingmonkey3619 they are not the real photos. The real photos according to those who were there were not released based on the fear of uproar and it’s brutality. They state they had to hold his head together to get the shot. BUT the picture they used was in fact the one that was circulating around claiming to be real before it was debunked
The fact that the SEALS didn't smoke everyone and everything moving in that house reassures me that we still have the moral high ground.
Is that real life accurate?
A day after a drone strike killed 7 children and a non profit worker, ok bud
@@CJDAM yep, moral high ground.. also ’MURICA
The fact that you feel this way reassures me that the CIA's propaganda is doing its job well. Go back to sleep, America.
@@ShangHighRoller better sing the national anthem to help him sleep. Like a lullaby
Jessica Chastains expressions at 04:02 deserved the Oscar by themselves 🤔
This is such a great film. Navy SEALs are highly skilled warriors and it was brave beyond belief to go for a high value target in a 'friendly' country. Can you imagine Russia doing a 'special operation' on US soil?! What a shit storm that would be. Can you imagine a terrorist chief pulling off the biggest attack in years with a communications system portrayed in this film? Makes you think.......
The Navy Seals did this in Pakistan not Russia lol
@@NN-uf6hb Please re-read my post. Of particular note,'Can you imagine Russia doing a special operation on US soil'. Has the penny dropped yet?
@@scottmurray5600 I heard you, but it doesn’t make sense with the video at hand because the seals didn’t do this exercise in Russia it was in Pakistan.
@@NN-uf6hb Nope?! Here are two clues to help you out........'imagine' and 'friendly'. I'm genuinely sorry I wasn't sufficiently clear. Would you prefer I sketched a cartoon?
@@scottmurray5600 it was a stupid comment because it was completely unrelated to the video
When Hydra and the Guardians of the Galaxy teamed up!
I really like the way they call out names. I figure they're trying to act like residents in the building trying to find others to let that which is hiding to thinking the "intruders" are gone and to come out as it's "safe". Hence, the true brutality.
I watched Rob O'Neil interview and he said the guy who called out "khalid" was pretending to be osama to lure him out. Even said it with an accent.
LMAO every single person in the compound would hear the gunshots.
yep
Not knowing who’s winning those gunfights while also hearing familiar names being called… the mental must have been going nuts
Khalid, that shit makes me laugh every time
Khaleeeeeeed
All i can remember is key and peele lmao
i like how youtube put a context for this