It shows the flaw in carelessly abandoning old disciplines for new tech advances. I have always thought that was a major flaw in our societies. Learn to embrace the new; but, never forget or let fade the fore knowledge that got you to the new advancement in the first place.
Throughout the whole movie, he struggles to show his obvious gratitude to these people for all they've done for him because he doesn't know how. Here, finally, he can show it by doing what he does best; waging war. For the first time in his life, he fights because he CHOOSES to do so.
I also love how he uses his strengths and knowledge of the terrain against them to negate the advantage of youth. This is a completely underrated movie.
You and I have a completely different ideas about what is honourable... Curious... Are you a wannabe? I've done military service by the way... How about you?
Honorable, sure, but strategically, it's a shitty idea. In the very good chance hes killed, those people would be fucked by having no plan of defense or escape.
@@theduke7539 A couple of things I want to point out . 1. He knows that they are going to come back and any type of defensive barrier will be easily swept aside by their superior firepower . 2. They are going to attack from range and aren't expecting a lone soldier to attack them in route to the battlefield , so he has the element of surprise on his side . 3. He knows that he will be facing elite gen 2 super soldiers , they don't know that they are facing an elite battle hardened gen 1 super soldier with decades of experience . 4. He actually has battlefield experience and they don't . He knows how they will act and react because he has had the exact same training as them and that will allow him to counter their tactics and eliminate them .
Kurt Russell was PERFECT in this role! He trained in the gym for 3 hours per day for 18 months, and the results show! This was the best scene in the entire film!
3 hours each day for 18 months? That's pretty much a non effective training plan and time waste for a movie of this caliber. MMA fighters manage to get ready for a fight for in a month or two in a full training camp.
"I'm coming, and hell is coming with me! I think this movie actually improves with age. Many critics blasted Kurt Russell's stoic and near silent performance, but I think he conveys a man whose humanity has been suppressed and struggling to deal with war trauma and emerging hope that there is more to life than just being a warrior.
Todd as his fellow soldiers have literally been raised from childhood to be living weapons. The way they react with confusion to non-martial emotions is really effective. The critics were clueless.
I Ioved this movie since I was a kid Kurt Russell brings a performance to the role of Todd that's great to me he's like the t800 from t2 slowly discovering his humanity.
@@robwalsh9843 Agreed. It's realistic he would show almost no emotion or be confused by outward displays of emotion. He's been raised to believe that those things won't benefit a soldier, so he'd have severe emotional repression as a result. He'd also have trouble adjusting to the real world and being able to act/respond socially as all he's known is war. The critics didn't have a clue. This is how someone raised to be a child soldier would act.
I 100% agree. His stoic nature, and being a man of few words is absolutely fitting. It would have been much more unbelievable if he suddenly turned into an expressive chatterbox.
Compared to all the dialogue in the 100 Greatest Movie Threats, with the swearing, yelling & theatrics, while entertaining...Kurt's concise statement is most convincing.
Because he isn't threatening, or boasting. Just giving a sitrep to his CO. "I'm going to kill them all, sir." is just a statement of fact, like "I'm going to brush my teeth, sir."
It always satisfies me to watch Todd gear up in this scene. Throughout the movie, you seem him stripped of his old life and surrounded by peaceful people with barely any weapons, and the weapons they do have are garbage. After taking down three of those soldiers and taking their gear, you could see Todd's instincts kick in and see an almost emotionless glee in him to be back to business
I love it too. He can't find a purpose on this new world because he doesn't need to fight. But now there's a threat, an enemy to destroy. He finally has his purpose back.
Are you kidding me you see that cachet of weapons at his feet, there was absolutely nothing wrong with that. Goat humpers have been giving our troops a shitstorm for 20 years now with a lot less..
I know this comment is years old. But I think the idea is that Todd has found some emotional attachment and doesn't want to endanger the lives of the people he has come to, in a sense, love. Hence why he says soldier deserves soldier because he views the people within the settlement as civilians and doesn't want them risking their lives just to die. However that's all just my opinion. Great movie nonetheless.
"Soldiers deserve Soldiers" has got to be the realist quote from this movie and it stuck with me through my time in the military a decade later. Within the context of this scene If there was still a warrior class in our culture that is how they would describe their lives to non warriors
This was an awesome film that remains highly under-rated. I once read one critic who, I think, nailed the analysis very simply. He said that this was a simple popcorn flick of the type that would normally go to someone like Jean Claude Van Damme and be passable fare that gets immediately forgotten. The fact that they put a great actor like Kurt Russell in it, who dove deep into the role and played it straight the whole time, elevated the movie beyond what it should have been. Absolutely right.
He added sir to his every sentence his whole life; it's not cheesy, it shows how broken he is. He simply can't omit sir at the end of the sentence, it's part of his language.
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Having served 24 yrs in the army and 3 combat tours I still say ma'am or sir it's just who we are.
I'm a US Marine veteran with 3 combat tour to Iraq and Afghanistan 2x, That quotes "soldier deserve Soldier" really resonates deep within my very core.
@@rrtsdufthat’s a stupid question. Troll, rhetorical, ironic, sarcasm, joke whatever. General says retreat, marine says that’s stupid I’m staying. I wonder what will happen? That’s also stupid question. 😂😂😂
As striking as Todd's, "Soldiers deserve soldiers," is, the need to explain it to Sandra is just as crucial to the scene. Connie Nielsen does an excellent job of conveying Sandra's confusion with just her facial expressions. Sandra understands hardship; she understands how unfair life can be. But she only understands the capricious whims of fate; not the deliberate, calculated violence of war. She doesn't understand why they can't help, why Todd cannot permit them to help. All Todd endured was so that civilians would never have to. To allow civilians to fight invalidates Todd's entire existence; it is why soldiers deserve soldiers.
I always saw it as an insult to the enemy if you send civilians. To send civilians would just be a blood bath and Todd knows. That's why soldiers deserve soldiers
@@bassmaster117 Theoretically (depending on the laws in this setting), civilians taking up arms against the soldiers would make them unlawful combatants. Unlawful combatants would mean that they have no protection under the Geneva Convention. Although giving that the Soldiers here are on an exercise that involves exterminating the settlers, Todd is still protecting them, by ensuring that they aren't fighting, they can get to somewhere safer or won't be brutalised, or worse.
He doesn't want the civilians involved because they'd just get in the way - and he'd be trying to keep them from getting killed - instead of killing the other soldiers. .
no he's not,watch the western where he and some townspeople go and kill some cave people,he is an excellent actor,and he takes some unusual roles,we who know him,WELL HE IS NOT UNDERRATED AT ALL,and one helluva good american
I love it too its sweet and super kind ya know? FK - The part of him thrown out is so sad... it's sadly beautiful as he accept and they later love him .
We have this book in our army, its like "soldiers rules of conduct" or something like that in english. That book didn't have ma'am or anything like it when I was in the army. At the time girls didn't yet have the opporturnity to join, that came several years later. But, the impossible happened during my service, a woman became the minister of defense. She visited our base and I had a job to present our unit to her. When I addressed her a "sir" I thought our unit commander (a really grumpy old major) who was standing beside her would pop a vain in his head, his eyes were bulging out of his head and all. ;) She didn't react at all, like it was business as usual. I was sure that I would get penalties for it and I was ready to defend myself with the rules in the book. He never said a thing but later on sent me to the reserve officer school. So, I guess he also realized the predicament I was put in in such extraordinary situation. 👍
Later in the movie: *Sandra* : _It's time to continue our lives. Do you want to have a child? Your stepson needs a little brother_ *Todd* : _Yes, sir_ ... *Sandra* : _That was short but very nice. Did you like it?_ *Todd* : _Yes, sir_
@@4Thessia My problem is I was never this old before. I don't know how to behave. And I just DON'T like old women, I never found them attractive. I console myself by sitting on the back of my boat with a beer and a line over the side, but it's coming on the winter . . . I might fly up to the US and have someone take me fishing this winter.
@@slashtopher2193 It's the worst. I am supposed to ask women my age out to dinner?. WTF would I do that for, old people are disgusting !. ( Not you mate, that grey hair looks good on you ! )
He knows what it means. My nurse calls me Sir. Bus Conductors call you Sir. Everyone in the military calls any Civilian Sir. The People he would NOT call, Sir - would be those under his command - and they're all dead. .
@@scottstevens2752 this is nothing like Halo in terms of the lore. Just think the Spartan program without any of the bad TV show decisions - or the tech or the intergalactic space stuff. Basically just Earth Spartans
He's such a good actor when you think just the year before he was playing this wimpy everyman in Breakdown. Todd wouldn't have taken any o' those truckers' shit in Breakdown.
That was michael Douglas. I get thwm confused also. My brother can't tell the difference between Mark Walberg and Matt Damon, je was totally confounded watching "The Departed"
They musta edited out the part where he says " y'all stay put hold down the fort, keep the home fires burning , and if we're not back by dawn , call the president"
No, because it's a shitty trope and a real soldier would use actual camouflage techniques. And it would be a lot scarier. --- Otherwise, this scene is great.
Amadeus Dredd you just knew he was gonna fuck shit up after you heard that music and also what appears to be like demonic voice in the background. Just bad ass!!!!
This movie resonates with me because growing up there were times I wasn't supposed to have feelings, doubts, shortcomings, and especially desires of my own. Not supposed to be tired...motivated and receptive at all times. Just work. This movie and these soldiers remind me of that.
Considering what this movie is, it's rules and world established... It's almost perfect. Whatever it was mean to be, the intentions -- *I fucking love this movie*
I feel that the reason Hollywood critics hate this movie is it shows no matter the discipline and training any soldier has his humanity will always be in him.
Que hermosa pelicula, deberían ponerle subtítulos o traducirla al español. El rostro de Kurt Russell expresa mas todo sin palabras, sinceramente lo destruye a A Swartsenegher y a Roki Balboa
Kurt Russel is one of the most under rated actor I know of. I remember as a young boy seeing him in "The Strongest Man in the World". Every Saturday the Knights of Columbus hall would show Disney Movies and provide refreshment to any kid who showed up to watch the movies and hang out. This was in the early 1970's. I don't think I have missed a single movie he made since.
One soldier against seventeen? I believe he could kill them all. If you look at his combat records are the beginning of the movie he has killed hundreds of enemy combatants.
i have seen this about 4 times, always have loved Kurt. Kurt is a real American unlike Swartzennegar who said SCREW YOUR FREEDOMS. Thank you Kurt, I would love to have a couple of beers with you.
if you watch this movie from the start, it's actually sweet and kind and it builds up to this. This is the easy part of the movie. The earlier is sad and emotional. Get the whole movie
This was my favorite scene. I don't care what country or military you fought for....this spoke to us all. "Because soldiers deserve soldiers, sir." Hell yeah.
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This film is highly underrated in my opinion.
I get a chill when i watch this scene
@Shadow Blast - Are you trying to find a match on RUclips ?
I think its one of those niche films that only like-minded people enjoy, but even still I think it's relatively unkown
One of my favorites. Deep chills
It shows the flaw in carelessly abandoning old disciplines for new tech advances. I have always thought that was a major flaw in our societies. Learn to embrace the new; but, never forget or let fade the fore knowledge that got you to the new advancement in the first place.
Throughout the whole movie, he struggles to show his obvious gratitude to these people for all they've done for him because he doesn't know how. Here, finally, he can show it by doing what he does best; waging war. For the first time in his life, he fights because he CHOOSES to do so.
I also love how he uses his strengths and knowledge of the terrain against them to negate the advantage of youth. This is a completely underrated movie.
Well said
Excellent comment, sir!
that's why he's more lethal than ever!
He was always a smart cookie
"I'm going to kill them all, sir." The stoic stamp of certainty with which he said this made it 100x more badass.
"Beware old men in professions where many die young."
Not a boast or bravado, just a simple statement of fact.
Soldiers deserve soldiers, sir.
That's actually a very interesting and very honest and very honorable thing to ever say
You and I have a completely different ideas about what is honourable...
Curious... Are you a wannabe?
I've done military service by the way... How about you?
@@cheryldeboissiere7824
Curious... are you a troll?
A very poor one at that.
Honorable, sure, but strategically, it's a shitty idea. In the very good chance hes killed, those people would be fucked by having no plan of defense or escape.
@@theduke7539 A couple of things I want to point out .
1. He knows that they are going to come back and any type of defensive barrier will be easily swept aside by their superior firepower .
2. They are going to attack from range and aren't expecting a lone soldier to attack them in route to the battlefield , so he has the element of surprise on his side .
3. He knows that he will be facing elite gen 2 super soldiers , they don't know that they are facing an elite battle hardened gen 1 super soldier with decades of experience .
4. He actually has battlefield experience and they don't . He knows how they will act and react because he has had the exact same training as them and that will allow him to counter their tactics and eliminate them .
Kurt Russell said only 104 words in the entire film!
but you remember them all Sir
@@chrisby30 Todd?
@@topchingon Yes Sir!
But his ball said so much more....
That just one of the reasons why this movie was so great. Just by looking at Kurt you knew.
Kurt Russell was PERFECT in this role! He trained in the gym for 3 hours per day for 18 months, and the results show! This was the best scene in the entire film!
Bullshit. He trained 4 hours 4 years. Also he broke his foot during filming. He shot then all sitting and laying scenes.
strongly disagree. this scene is great. but that first 10 or 15 minutes of this movie are one of the best opening sequences in movie history.
3 hours each day for 18 months? That's pretty much a non effective training plan and time waste for a movie of this caliber. MMA fighters manage to get ready for a fight for in a month or two in a full training camp.
And with a broken Ankle
"I'm coming, and hell is coming with me! I think this movie actually improves with age. Many critics blasted Kurt Russell's stoic and near silent performance, but I think he conveys a man whose humanity has been suppressed and struggling to deal with war trauma and emerging hope that there is more to life than just being a warrior.
Todd as his fellow soldiers have literally been raised from childhood to be living weapons. The way they react with confusion to non-martial emotions is really effective. The critics were clueless.
I Ioved this movie since I was a kid Kurt Russell brings a performance to the role of Todd that's great to me he's like the t800 from t2 slowly discovering his humanity.
@@robwalsh9843 Agreed. It's realistic he would show almost no emotion or be confused by outward displays of emotion. He's been raised to believe that those things won't benefit a soldier, so he'd have severe emotional repression as a result. He'd also have trouble adjusting to the real world and being able to act/respond socially as all he's known is war. The critics didn't have a clue. This is how someone raised to be a child soldier would act.
I 100% agree. His stoic nature, and being a man of few words is absolutely fitting. It would have been much more unbelievable if he suddenly turned into an expressive chatterbox.
Critics are usually fucking morons.
Compared to all the dialogue in the 100 Greatest Movie Threats, with the swearing, yelling & theatrics, while entertaining...Kurt's concise statement is most convincing.
The second role where he has the fewest lines
Straight to the point no BS
Because he isn't threatening, or boasting. Just giving a sitrep to his CO.
"I'm going to kill them all, sir." is just a statement of fact, like "I'm going to brush my teeth, sir."
He's not a boastful amateur but a condifedent professional.
I agree, the only time he says anything that didn't need to be said was when he repeated the line Your men are obsolete
It always satisfies me to watch Todd gear up in this scene. Throughout the movie, you seem him stripped of his old life and surrounded by peaceful people with barely any weapons, and the weapons they do have are garbage. After taking down three of those soldiers and taking their gear, you could see Todd's instincts kick in and see an almost emotionless glee in him to be back to business
I love it too. He can't find a purpose on this new world because he doesn't need to fight. But now there's a threat, an enemy to destroy. He finally has his purpose back.
Are you kidding me you see that cachet of weapons at his feet, there was absolutely nothing wrong with that. Goat humpers have been giving our troops a shitstorm for 20 years now with a lot less..
Excellent observation.
The gear is just gear. Todd is the weapon.
I know this comment is years old.
But I think the idea is that Todd has found some emotional attachment and doesn't want to endanger the lives of the people he has come to, in a sense, love. Hence why he says soldier deserves soldier because he views the people within the settlement as civilians and doesn't want them risking their lives just to die.
However that's all just my opinion. Great movie nonetheless.
"Soldiers deserve Soldiers" has got to be the realist quote from this movie and it stuck with me through my time in the military a decade later. Within the context of this scene If there was still a warrior class in our culture that is how they would describe their lives to non warriors
There still is. We're called, Marines. Warriors.
@@Castlecoke Except you guys still have your humanity, this man has lost his, been raised to never feel it again and only just started to regain it.
@@Castlecoke Just to clarify, I never said marines aren't warriors.
Marines are referred as Marines or Warriors. I'm just saying.😎
@@Castlecoke And I never said marines aren't warriors.
This was an awesome film that remains highly under-rated. I once read one critic who, I think, nailed the analysis very simply. He said that this was a simple popcorn flick of the type that would normally go to someone like Jean Claude Van Damme and be passable fare that gets immediately forgotten. The fact that they put a great actor like Kurt Russell in it, who dove deep into the role and played it straight the whole time, elevated the movie beyond what it should have been. Absolutely right.
I always wondered why this film wasn't better known. I think you nailed it: An action movie with what could have been an award-winning performance.
He added sir to his every sentence his whole life; it's not cheesy, it shows how broken he is. He simply can't omit sir at the end of the sentence, it's part of his language.
Having served 24 yrs in the army and 3 combat tours I still say ma'am or sir it's just who we are.
Such a under-rated gem of a movie !
pghdave420. I can't believe I've never seen this. WHAT IS IT???
@@briansteltersforehead6974 you're a douche.
Criminally underrated film. Kurt Russell was so good in this role.
I'm a US Marine veteran with 3 combat tour to Iraq and Afghanistan 2x, That quotes "soldier deserve Soldier" really resonates deep within my very core.
Why did you pull out? You wasted so many lives for nothing
@@rrtsdufthat’s a stupid question. Troll, rhetorical, ironic, sarcasm, joke whatever. General says retreat, marine says that’s stupid I’m staying. I wonder what will happen? That’s also stupid question. 😂😂😂
@@rrtsdufBecause Biden finally ended the war? duh
A million Iraqi people died...and they weren't soldiers...sir.
@@MarkoVeselic
They weren't the first civilians taken by that conflict
As striking as Todd's, "Soldiers deserve soldiers," is, the need to explain it to Sandra is just as crucial to the scene. Connie Nielsen does an excellent job of conveying Sandra's confusion with just her facial expressions. Sandra understands hardship; she understands how unfair life can be. But she only understands the capricious whims of fate; not the deliberate, calculated violence of war. She doesn't understand why they can't help, why Todd cannot permit them to help. All Todd endured was so that civilians would never have to. To allow civilians to fight invalidates Todd's entire existence; it is why soldiers deserve soldiers.
Though I disagree with it, I like your take.
I always saw it as an insult to the enemy if you send civilians. To send civilians would just be a blood bath and Todd knows. That's why soldiers deserve soldiers
@@bassmaster117 Theoretically (depending on the laws in this setting), civilians taking up arms against the soldiers would make them unlawful combatants. Unlawful combatants would mean that they have no protection under the Geneva Convention. Although giving that the Soldiers here are on an exercise that involves exterminating the settlers, Todd is still protecting them, by ensuring that they aren't fighting, they can get to somewhere safer or won't be brutalised, or worse.
Yes! That is why mandatory military conscription is absolutely necessary for men. So can protect and defend us queens!
He doesn't want the civilians involved because they'd just get in the way - and he'd be trying to keep them from getting killed - instead of killing the other soldiers.
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This one is a real diamond in the rough, IMO. It lacks a big budget, but it's got a lot of heart, and it has Kurt Russell.
Most underrated action star of the 90's.
no he's not,watch the western where he and some townspeople go and kill some cave people,he is an excellent actor,and he takes some unusual roles,we who know him,WELL HE IS NOT UNDERRATED AT ALL,and one helluva good american
I love it too its sweet and super kind ya know? FK - The part of him thrown out is so sad... it's sadly beautiful as he accept and they later love him .
He wasn't underrated at all, he starred in loads of big movies at the time and was very popular.
Kurt muthafuckin Russell laddies and lads.
Anyone ever notice that Kurt Russells character in this is basically The Master Chief without the Spartan Armor?
Thorus Zwolf Most underrated movie EVER.
+Thorus Zwolf Lmaoooo!
+Thorus Zwolf Ever notice that The Master Chief is basically Kurt Russell's Soldier, only poorly written and wearing armor?
Sherlock Holmes Soldier dude is gonna terminate you for that!
+JIGgameoverSAW For saying that Halos Master Chief sucks compared to kurt Russels soldier?
BEST. DOCUMENTARY. EVER.
hahahaha nice shit yo
Stuart Jenkins
Hahahahaha!!
xD
I like this comment.
Stuart Jenkins
Ya Now..yeah..now that I think about it...
The manga was better...
Totally under-appreciated movie. Really well done, great direction, editing. I enjoy it every couple of years.
Me too
any movie that can convey a good story with less dialogue is worth a watch.
Damn fine badass picture!
Every guy with multiple social media platforms should be forced to watch this movie and learn the manly art of keeping quiet.
Get married! You'll soon learn the manly art of keeping quiet!!
@@shuggiemcg1 Or wanting it.
😂😂@@shuggiemcg1
I never get tired of watching Soldier. An all time favorite. Best of Kurt Russell.
Its the look on his face when he says he's going to kill them all. Not bragging, not showboating just matter of factly
ever since i saw this movie when i was a kid, every time someone would tell me what are you going to do, i always remember that line
+dominic alvarado wait wut same here hahah xXDD
The kids are getting anxious and hungry. What are you going to do?
@@MK-11111 All the cute puppies have been born...what are you gonna do?
I love it how he always refers to everyone as "Sir", even the Superior Officer.
We have this book in our army, its like "soldiers rules of conduct" or something like that in english. That book didn't have ma'am or anything like it when I was in the army. At the time girls didn't yet have the opporturnity to join, that came several years later. But, the impossible happened during my service, a woman became the minister of defense. She visited our base and I had a job to present our unit to her. When I addressed her a "sir" I thought our unit commander (a really grumpy old major) who was standing beside her would pop a vain in his head, his eyes were bulging out of his head and all. ;) She didn't react at all, like it was business as usual. I was sure that I would get penalties for it and I was ready to defend myself with the rules in the book. He never said a thing but later on sent me to the reserve officer school. So, I guess he also realized the predicament I was put in in such extraordinary situation. 👍
i love how something as simple as putting a knife in the holster a magazine in a gun is ACTION
African Warlord
It's like PORN!!
NO.....
*ACTION PORN!!!*
Badass muthafuckin´movie!
You don't send civilians to fight soldiers. Soldiers deserve soldiers.
MEN deserve men
One of the best films of the Blade Runner franchise.
O.G. masterchief. No armor b.s.
NOW THAT I THINK ABOUT IT todd is possibly older than doom guy or master chief . i could be wrong tho
Later in the movie:
*Sandra* : _It's time to continue our lives.
Do you want to have a child? Your stepson needs a little brother_
*Todd* : _Yes, sir_
...
*Sandra* : _That was short but very nice. Did you like it?_
*Todd* : _Yes, sir_
Sandra: Oh yes big boy, mount me from behind.
Todd: In position, sir!
Don't you remember how he shivered with either tension or fear when she gave him his first hug in the movie?
@@GatsuKS Todd: Locked and loaded sir.
Holy shit, I am horribly old. When this came out in 1998 I was already 32.
I hear ya, brother. I was 30 at the time.
@@4Thessia My problem is I was never this old before. I don't know how to behave.
And I just DON'T like old women, I never found them attractive. I console myself by sitting on the back of my boat with a beer and a line over the side, but it's coming on the winter . . .
I might fly up to the US and have someone take me fishing this winter.
I was 35.
I was 37. And now it's weird being the same age as old people.
@@slashtopher2193 It's the worst. I am supposed to ask women my age out to dinner?.
WTF would I do that for, old people are disgusting !.
( Not you mate, that grey hair looks good on you ! )
I like how the towns people are looking at him, it's like they're thinking, I'm glad he's on our side lol......
One experienced soldier is better than 17 newbies.
Beware of an old man in a profession where men usually die young
Kurt is so cool. As Snake, Wyatt or Todd one of the most unforgettable badasses ever.
Don't forget Jack Burton.
@@DollarDon62 don't forget R.J. MacReady
I loved this movie as a kid. Always loved seeing the Battles scene near the beginning as well as when he fights off the Soldiers on his own.
Every Infantry soldier that's ever lived and served felt Kurt's intensity in that scene!!!
This was my favorite movie when I was a kid. Damn, Kurt Russel nailed it. "Soldiers deserve soldiers".
Its a nice touch that he calls her sir. He's been so isolated and brainwashed his entire life he doesn't really know what the word means.
He knows what it means.
My nurse calls me Sir.
Bus Conductors call you Sir.
Everyone in the military calls any Civilian Sir.
The People he would NOT call, Sir - would be those under his command - and they're all dead.
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@@BobSmith-dk8nw Women get called ma'am
Most.
Badass.
Line.
Ever.
This is where Halo came from. This entire movie screams the Spartan program.
yup
Oh bummer I kinda liked it, I don't now can't stand Halo...
@@scottstevens2752 this is nothing like Halo in terms of the lore. Just think the Spartan program without any of the bad TV show decisions - or the tech or the intergalactic space stuff. Basically just Earth Spartans
@@sp3edstr Definetly not a game I like, but enjoy.
great movie, one of kurt russell's best performances!
“Soldiers deserve soldiers sir” got to admit this movie has some good lines
A man that was raised to be a killing machine can learn true passion. A real soldier fights for what's truly right
the character Todd that Kurt Russell plays lays out the rules.. "soldiers deserve soldiers" sir.
This clip made me find and rewatch it. The movie still holds up. Fantastic movie and performance by Russel
I think this is my absolute favorite scene!
Those soldiers are toys compared to The Things he killed! xD
+RX7821979 Now we're gonna see who's who.
He's such a good actor when you think just the year before he was playing this wimpy everyman in Breakdown. Todd wouldn't have taken any o' those truckers' shit in Breakdown.
Yeah...this was by far the most physically imposing he was and the most jacked.
He was more "Jacked" in Big Trouble in Little China...
Lol no
I get it, coz his name in Big Trouble was Jack Burton. Nice.
That was michael Douglas. I get thwm confused also.
My brother can't tell the difference between Mark Walberg and Matt Damon, je was totally confounded watching "The Departed"
This has always been my favorite Kurt Russell movie.
I love this flick. Kurt Russell does a great job.
They musta edited out the part where he says " y'all stay put hold down the fort, keep the home fires burning , and if we're not back by dawn , call the president"
Yes sir the check is in the mail.
I was like 10 when I first saw Soldier, man this brings back seemingly ancient memories
I loved this movie. I never understood why critics didn’t like it. Everyone I know who went to see it thought it was awesome.
Most critics have never seen war. They've just seen Hollywood.
One of the most badass lines in one of the most badass films ever made. Kurt Russell is an underappreciated actor.
17 enemy soldiers? Those are rookie numbers.
anyone else get chills when Todd runs the camouflage lines down his face and the quiet military music plays? I did
Amadeus Dredd
Yeah I always loved that part.
I'm not a face camo guy ..
More of a
balaclava/
Ninja mask kinda fella.
But this was SUPER cool
No, because it's a shitty trope and a real soldier would use actual camouflage techniques. And it would be a lot scarier. --- Otherwise, this scene is great.
Amadeus Dredd you just knew he was gonna fuck shit up after you heard that music and also what appears to be like demonic voice in the background. Just bad ass!!!!
"Soldiers deserve soldiers, sir" Also a very underrated line. Definitely a great movie.
Yessss, I remember this movie. Just action. That's all I need.
Kurt Russell is loading all the Pokeballs and the chick say what you gonna do. Kurt, Im gonna catch em all sir.
He does it with knowledge of past experience. The difference between experience and un experience.
This movie resonates with me because growing up there were times I wasn't supposed to have feelings, doubts, shortcomings, and especially desires of my own. Not supposed to be tired...motivated and receptive at all times. Just work. This movie and these soldiers remind me of that.
A great film, Russel was phenomenal!
I saw this movie over 20 years ago. Thanks for reminding me how good it was and making me want to watch it again.
Considering what this movie is, it's rules and world established... It's almost perfect. Whatever it was mean to be, the intentions -- *I fucking love this movie*
Perfect warrior mentality.
Absolutely loved this movie
This scene was unintentionally comical and touching at the same time. Well done to the editor and writer
I remember watching this movie as a kid n thinking to myself, he would make a great Duke Nukem. Now i see he was perfect to embody John-117.
What a soldier
most underrated film ever
I feel that the reason Hollywood critics hate this movie is it shows no matter the discipline and training any soldier has his humanity will always be in him.
I came to solve problems FAST.
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Que hermosa pelicula, deberían ponerle subtítulos o traducirla al español. El rostro de Kurt Russell expresa mas todo sin palabras, sinceramente lo destruye a A Swartsenegher y a Roki Balboa
Very underrated movie. Kurt was nailing it!
Kurt Russel is one of the most under rated actor I know of. I remember as a young boy seeing him in "The Strongest Man in the World". Every Saturday the Knights of Columbus hall would show Disney Movies and provide refreshment to any kid who showed up to watch the movies and hang out. This was in the early 1970's. I don't think I have missed a single movie he made since.
One soldier against seventeen? I believe he could kill them all. If you look at his combat records are the beginning of the movie he has killed hundreds of enemy combatants.
Fear And Dicipline.
Forever.
i have seen this about 4 times, always have loved Kurt. Kurt is a real American unlike Swartzennegar who said SCREW YOUR FREEDOMS. Thank you Kurt, I would love to have a couple of beers with you.
Kurt Russel is one of the most underrated actors out there.
but one SCV against 17 zealots,what you gonna do?
SCV: I'm gonna kill them all SIR !
That's funny cause this movie was released right around when Starcraft was one of the most popular computer games on the market.
Dialogue with war machine.
Superb movie and one of the best Kurt Russel performances.
Such an underrated movie…barely anyone knows about it but when they do watch it everyone loves it lol
if you watch this movie from the start, it's actually sweet and kind and it builds up to this. This is the easy part of the movie. The earlier is sad and emotional. Get the whole movie
Truth, context defines meaning, and this scene in context is even more powerful and warm.
BIG FUCKING BOSS MAN.
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And he's pretty naked snakes ish.
I like almost all of the films Kurt Russell acts in. This 1 also was pretty awesome...especially for it's time.
I'm gonna play basketball, sir.
+helioseismology
Then they'll all get dunked on.
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Time to break some ankles...
0:03 I love that movie
Great movie. Very underrated. And Kurt just nail it with his acting. Express whole spectrum of emotions without using words
One of the most underestimate B-serie ever... Love this movie, saw it thousand times
A Soldier's way, saves the day.
Hilarious that barely anyone knows that this is in the same universe as blade runner.
hopefully Soldier can get its sequel and finally have a character in Blade Runner to have a cameo
So much said with so few words. No threats, no bragging, no bravado. Simple statement of facts.
This was my favorite scene. I don't care what country or military you fought for....this spoke to us all. "Because soldiers deserve soldiers, sir." Hell yeah.
love this movie
WHILE THEY WERE STILL LEARNING HOW TO SPELL THERE NAME , WE WERE BEING TRAINED TO WATCH MASTERPIECES LIKE THESE !
*their name
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This is a great movie. Kurt Russell is an incredible actor.
For decades he has been a great actor.
bad ass line. :)