One of the most underrated films of all time. One of my favorites. I saw it at the theater when it first came out and it is still a top three favorite.
I always liked how this movie ended. This song is the perfect song to end the movie and lift our spirits. We must never forget our brothers and sisters who served in Vietnam and served our country in all our past wars
I served five years and four months in the Navy, from August, 1977 to December, 1982. Sometime in 1983, or '84, I rented this movie, "Uncommon Valor" and two friends came over to watch it with me. One had served three or four years in the Army, the other served three or four years in the Air Force. At the end of the movie, all three of us had tears in our eyes.
Totally understandable since you guys were actually there! Hope you are all able to move on after such a traumatic time. War is horrendous for all, with no winners. May we pray for peace. A great, meaningful movie and an awesome song. As someone mentioned above, they don't make them like this anymore. So many movies these days that are absolute trash.
When I was seventeen the draft ended so I didn't have to go. When this movie came out a girl I knew wanted me to take her to this movie. After the movie ended she sat crying and crying. The manager came to remove us. It's then she told us that her father had been killed in Vietnam She said that it was the first time she cried for her dad as she was little when he died
When I first saw this movie, it did something to me. I felt it pierce my heart and soul in a way I’ve not felt before. As a army veteran, yeah, it teared me up. Not just the movie … but the Song. Remembrance, Love, and Hope to all you warriors of Peace.
At least now when I watch this, I can now cry instead of getting drunk. Lord help me, I will take the LOVE I feel for the men I fought along side. To my grave. I miss them!!
Thank you brother for your willingness to give it your all an I thank you for the men you stood next to an being there for the ones who did give there all.. you guys are heros to me an I have nothing but respect and admiration for all vets.
I loved this movie as a kid and watched it religiously with my older brothers. I have 5 of them! The best POW movie ever made!!! After all these years this song and the beginning of the movie, makes me tear up!!! God bless our vets!!!
In the past few years, I've lost my father, my mother and one of my brothers. I too, would give ANYTHING to have them back in my life...even if just for a moment.
I come here often to listen and remember the guys I served with and the friends who are gone. Vietnam vets were treated poorly, the ones who came home. I love this song.
We veterans of today thankyou for your service and are sorry for what you had to endure at home. From what i've learned from others and reading about that era, things seemed pretty different than what they should've been. Different in not so good ways.
My children serve in both USAF and USN and I thank you for your service. You deserve the respect and support of all those who are reaping the fruits of your sacrifice🙏
Me too brother as a matter of fact every time I listen to this tears begun to fall from my eyes for every soldier that went and fought in that hellish war this is for them we salute to all you brothers we will never ever forget them because of their bravery and courageous sprit to serve this country peace to all of you .
Yep when McGregor tells him on the chopper that Frank died saving his life that day and Rhodes hugs him and breaks down in tears is tough not to tear up ourselves. I’ve seen it at least 50 times and it still gets me... a testament to the movie and Hackman’s performance.
My dad was in 101st airborne in Vietnam 69-70. He lost his cousin over there. A little Vietnamese girl selling candy on side of dirt road and basket was booby trapped with grenade wired up. Both the little girl and my dads cousin blew up. RIP to both my dads cousin and little girl. She probably didn’t even know what she was doing too young. The Vietcong probably told the girl to go sell some candy to soldiers she probably didn’t even know it was wired to explode
Our kids loved the 80’s too. Thank god my husband failed his physical for the Viet Nam draft in 1969 or we wouldn’t have had our kids. My heart goes out to all who lost loved ones to yet another senseless war. Will anyone lead us to peace, at last?
My dad is a Vietnam vet. We would watch this movie at least three times a year well into the early 90’s. He would never talk about it but you could tell it’s something that affected him till this day.
If a man were to know the end of this day's business 'ere it come. But it suffices that the day will end and then the end be known. And if we meet again, well then we'll smile. And if not... then this parting was well made. Such a great movie.
Nobody understands this anymore, this is the greatest movie/song ever! If you played it now, those who disagree would call you sexist or gender racist. It's a shame. In the name of David Lee Roth, WERE HAVE ALL THE GOOD TIMES GONE!
We all scatter after our service but we all come full circle through any channels we always stand by our brothers. USMC Kilo Co. I need my brothers, they'll find me.
I'd go back to the sandbox or back to North Korea to bring home my fellow Marines. I'd quit my job tomorrow and NEVER look back, and I make good money. But the brotherhood I was blessed with means a hell of a lot more to me then money. Get some devil dogs and bring them all home. Until the last one is home... Semper Fidelis, Captain T, U.S.M.C.
This movie inspired me to look into joining the Army when I was in 7th grade (2001). It played back to back in TBS Superstation back then. Here’s to getting accepted into the Warrant Officer/Helicopter Pilot program hopefully next year. Also, Happy Memorial Day 2020, Everyone!
I served five years and four months in the Navy. When I die, I want this song played at my funeral, along with The Ballad of The Green Berets, I'm Proud to be An American, God Bless America, and Come Thou Fount Of Every Blessing - the long version of the song; not the short version in all church hymnals; the long version as Robert Robinson wrote the song in 1757. They can also play The Living Years, by Mike and the Mechanics.
Wow. What a time. What a movie - what a song!!!! The only thing that kept my husband out of that war was migraine headaches. Bless all of you who fought, returned or died. May peace be with you. And I'm so sorry that war was ever started!
Remember seeing this in 2002 on AMC I was 13 then I am now 31 still like and watch this movie much respect goes out to veterans.and first responders such as myself 🇱🇷🤠👍
It is better to do the right thing for 80 minutes than the wrong thing for 80 years. Thank you to my brothers who fought for the greater good of humanity despite the unfair labels cast upon you. You will stand tall forever!
This was a horrible war. It was a draft war so guys who didn’t have a desire to fight were drafted and forced to go. Many “ died in their sleep” which is shorthand for drug overdose. Senseless like all wars started and fought to make money and be powerful. No young man should ever have been forced to fight this war. This was no different than Dick Cheney’s war when Bush was our pretend prez. All for money, control and power, but mostly money. Despicable. Hopefully these men are at peace in death. They should never have died in such a way. RIP brothers. You’re not forgotten.
What an awesome way to honor those who have served or are still serving for our country. This one is for the fallen heroes who have made the ultimate sacrifice in the name of freedom. Thank you to all our veterans where ever you are.
They had this movie on TV tonight, no tears but there were a few scenes where I chocked up pretty good. Thank you Lord, while I certainly will never forget, and I've only gone to 3-4 Unit Reunion's and then my eyes water, I DO LOVE THEM !!!!!!!!!!
Served in Vietnam 1966-1967 in a US Army helicopter unit. Warfare was relatively primitive then. I now support the protesters at home but it was painful then. Finally, after being back home for several years, someone said "welcome home" to me which brought me to tears. I understand how non-combatants never know what war is like. All American veterans deserve our total respect. "Welcome home" and bless you all.
Great movie..i was in the Army during the 80s stationed in Europe when i saw it, new movie.. Underrated film... 327th Signal Co Zweibrucken W. Germany Kreuzberg Kaserne...
This song is dedicated to all the Veterans from the past present to the future. From WW1, WW2, Vietnam, Gulf War, War In Iraq and Afghanistan, I Salute you ALL!!!!!!!!! 😃❤🩹
Wonderful song. I never feared men who were bigger than me as long as I had space to move but I learned that fast big men who were light on their feet, were men to be avoided.
Hey all you motherf..... politicians around the whole who never loose a loved one in combat zone created for your own greed.take a good long listern to the lyrics from this true heroes tribute. To all those fallen men and women who have been forgotten not by your country or people but your leaders past and present live strong in heaven you are and always will be remembered for your sacrifice.
Lyric: We're all startin' to feel The pain we endure. Makes us wonder what in the hell We're all fightin' for. A decade of nightmares, Long years of tears. Who can take the injustice? Who can get past the fears? And true hearts of courage, Even in a world turned rotten. Those precious hearts are gone, But they're never forgotten. I believe that all good deeds of men will never fall. They live on forever, Forever standin' tall. I believe that all good deeds of men will never fall. We're all brothers in the night, Reaching out for something right. There are dark, evil forces That hide behind masks. And to right all the wrongs Is an impossible task. Yet at a certain time, And in a certain place, Man can redeem Mankind's disgrace. The courage of our past Will lead to peace at last. Even after war so rotten, So many hearts are gone, but not forgotten. I believe that all good deeds of men will never fall. They live on forever, Forever standin' tall. I believe that all good deeds of men will never fall. We're all brothers in the night, Reaching out for something right. We're all brothers in the night. It's our time, please, let's unite. Oh, I believe, I believe, I believe, The courage of our past Will lead to peace at last. Even after war so rotten, So many hearts are gone but not forgotten. I believe that all good deeds of men will never fall, And live on forever, Forever standing tall. I believe that all good deeds of men will never fall, And live on forever, Forever standin' tall. I believe, I believe, They're never forgotten. I believe, I believe, That they're never forgotten. I believe that all good deeds of men will never fall, And live on forever, Forever standin' tall. We're all brothers in the night, Reaching out for something right. We're all brothers in the night. It's our time, please, let's unite.
They happened all right. But those boys were left behind at the end of the war for political reasons. Read the Book 'kiss the boys goodbye '. It was published in Canada in the early 90s cos no American publisher would touch it.. and FYI..Bobby Garwood was a hero, not a traitor.
Tangoes my house next door across street over and tell moose in AZ they took Dawn's knife send five lions clear mea kooler Poway outback bio weapon.... M14 render GHB obsolete WWar1
This song brings back many memories. I wish I could dance with such carefree abandon. There were men left behind, 100s of them. Satellite photos, eye witness accounts, all tell of Americans leaving images in paddy dikes, on the ground in stones...walking K's, images of pleading and signs that meant "Come for us". The CIA, Pentagon, and all those that knew they were in Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam and did nothing are shamed in disgrace for their non action. I'm weeping as I write this. Our fathers, uncles, brothers......
Yes. America's dirty little secret that no one wants to admit, and probably most don't know about. I can't imagine knowing that my country left me behind for good. I also can't believe how John McCain blocked efforts to investigate the pow situation although had no problem going with Kerry to go and find remains way years later and the deal that Nixon and Kissinger cut.
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This song always made me emotional,sailor dancing by himself in that sunset was priceless!!
Rest in peace Patrick Swyaze and Fred Ward✝️
May Sailor dance forever…
One of the most underrated films of all time. One of my favorites. I saw it at the theater when it first came out and it is still a top three favorite.
This is how I ended up on your channel by the way, was wondering where did Conan the Barbarian place?
@@mousetrappingvideos Conan is in top ten. My top five are all war movies 😀
I agree, can't understand why this Movie is so underrated.
It's a great film
Well stated friend! My father was a Korean War vet. We then followed via military & public safety.
I always liked how this movie ended. This song is the perfect song to end the movie and lift our spirits. We must never forget our brothers and sisters who served in Vietnam and served our country in all our past wars
Time to fix home😊
Dad who is a Vietnam vet used to watch this over and over in the early 80s. I love and have respect for this, I'm 33.
gladmans Hermosa película hermosa canción perteci al glorioso Ejército de Colombia..y esto me transporto a ese entonces saludos desde Colombia
I served five years and four months in the Navy, from August, 1977 to December, 1982. Sometime in 1983, or '84, I rented this movie, "Uncommon Valor" and two friends came over to watch it with me. One had served three or four years in the Army, the other served three or four years in the Air Force. At the end of the movie, all three of us had tears in our eyes.
Totally understandable since you guys were actually there! Hope you are all able to move on after such a traumatic time. War is horrendous for all, with no winners. May we pray for peace.
A great, meaningful movie and an awesome song. As someone mentioned above, they don't make them like this anymore. So many movies these days that are absolute trash.
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Lost so much…😢
When I was seventeen the draft ended so I didn't have to go. When this movie came out a girl I knew wanted me to take her to this movie. After the movie ended she sat crying and crying. The manager came to remove us. It's then she told us that her father had been killed in Vietnam She said that it was the first time she cried for her dad as she was little when he died
When I first saw this movie, it did something to me. I felt it pierce my heart and soul in a way I’ve not felt before. As a army veteran, yeah, it teared me up. Not just the movie … but the Song. Remembrance, Love, and Hope to all you warriors of Peace.
Time to take care of home…
May God Bless.
At least now when I watch this, I can now cry instead of getting drunk.
Lord help me, I will take the LOVE I feel for the men I fought along side. To my grave. I miss them!!
you and they were true Heroes
Thank you brother for your willingness to give it your all an I thank you for the men you stood next to an being there for the ones who did give there all.. you guys are heros to me an I have nothing but respect and admiration for all vets.
Hi Jack. I am the same way. Peace man!
It took so long for some of us to finally get there. WELCOME HOME BROTHER.
Not me, but Lord knows I served along side some GREAT ONES!!!
I loved this movie as a kid and watched it religiously with my older brothers. I have 5 of them! The best POW movie ever made!!! After all these years this song and the beginning of the movie, makes me tear up!!! God bless our vets!!!
"I would give up everything I have for just one hour with him." Some things stay with you forever.
crtrinity1783 I feel the same way toward my Dad.
In the past few years, I've lost my father, my mother and one of my brothers.
I too, would give ANYTHING to have them back in my life...even if just for a moment.
I come here often to listen and remember the guys I served with and the friends who are gone. Vietnam vets were treated poorly, the ones who came home. I love this song.
We veterans of today thankyou for your service and are sorry for what you had to endure at home. From what i've learned from others and reading about that era, things seemed pretty different than what they should've been. Different in not so good ways.
my dad was a Vietnam Vet and I respected him as I do you. Thank You for your service to this country.
Thank you sir for everything you gave an iam so sorry for the people that didnt have you an your brothers backs when you guys needed it the most.
My children serve in both USAF and USN and I thank you for your service. You deserve the respect and support of all those who are reaping the fruits of your sacrifice🙏
Thank you for your service.
WHAT A HELL OF A SONG!!!!
SNAKE PLISSKEN even the Snake likes this!!!
Yes. Good song and Good movie.😊😊
Love love this song! Cry like a baby every time I watch this movie! May God forever bless out troops. 🙏
My favourite Gene Hackman perfomance. The closing scene still tears me up 😢
Agree!
Me too brother as a matter of fact every time I listen to this tears begun to fall from my eyes for every soldier that went and fought in that hellish war this is for them we salute to all you brothers we will never ever forget them because of their bravery and courageous sprit to serve this country peace to all of you .
Frank! Frank!! Great movie. Swayze was great in this.
Yep when McGregor tells him on the chopper that Frank died saving his life that day and Rhodes hugs him and breaks down in tears is tough not to tear up ourselves. I’ve seen it at least 50 times and it still gets me... a testament to the movie and Hackman’s performance.
I agree with you totally 💯 ❤️🔥🎥🎬📺🥤🍿🍫😭😭😩🙌🏾🙏🏾👍🏿your never alone bro 😎.
The only "POW" movie with any class.
Pow Mia
Us.army 101th Airborne División in Vietnam
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A buddy of mine ran a gun truck supplying the 101. LQ1 sound familliar?
@@kingoboe9536 my father served in company A ... 1st battalion
from 502 to.... 101th airbone 1965-1967....
My dad was in 101st airborne in Vietnam 69-70. He lost his cousin over there. A little Vietnamese girl selling candy on side of dirt road and basket was booby trapped with grenade wired up. Both the little girl and my dads cousin blew up. RIP to both my dads cousin and little girl. She probably didn’t even know what she was doing too young. The Vietcong probably told the girl to go sell some candy to soldiers she probably didn’t even know it was wired to explode
yeah so?
God bless the soldiers of the United States.And thank you from the bottom of my heart for your service.Thank you.From Japan.
Great film. The best thing is you cared about the characters. Wonderful acting.
Good storytelling and script but also good character building that made you believe you (the audience) were with them at the end
All my love and thanks to the veterans of Vietnam. You deserved better from your country and its citizens.
RIP Robert D. Owen
I still remember my dad renting this from Magicland video. The 80’s was a great time to be a kid.
Our kids loved the 80’s too. Thank god my husband failed his physical for the Viet Nam draft in 1969 or we wouldn’t have had our kids. My heart goes out to all who lost loved ones to yet another senseless war. Will anyone lead us to peace, at last?
My dad is a Vietnam vet. We would watch this movie at least three times a year well into the early 90’s. He would never talk about it but you could tell it’s something that affected him till this day.
Me too mate! Me too😢
If a man were to know the end of this day's business 'ere it come. But
it suffices that the day will end and then the end be known.
And if we meet again, well then we'll smile. And if not... then this parting was
well made.
Such a great movie.
Nobody understands this anymore, this is the greatest movie/song ever! If you played it now, those who disagree would call you sexist or gender racist. It's a shame. In the name of David Lee Roth, WERE HAVE ALL THE GOOD TIMES GONE!
Bingo PAL
🥵🤙🏻😎
We all scatter after our service but we all come full circle through any channels we always stand by our brothers. USMC Kilo Co. I need my brothers, they'll find me.
I'd go back to the sandbox or back to North Korea to bring home my fellow Marines. I'd quit my job tomorrow and NEVER look back, and I make good money. But the brotherhood I was blessed with means a hell of a lot more to me then money. Get some devil dogs and bring them all home. Until the last one is home...
Semper Fidelis,
Captain T, U.S.M.C.
This movie inspired me to look into joining the Army when I was in 7th grade (2001). It played back to back in TBS Superstation back then.
Here’s to getting accepted into the Warrant Officer/Helicopter Pilot program hopefully next year.
Also, Happy Memorial Day 2020, Everyone!
Good Luck to you !!
How’d that work out ?
I was a kid and loved this movie,,, gene hackman, tex cobb,,awesome,, Patrick Swayze such a young man,, I could cry
I was 16. Still moving me.
This Songs Brings Tears Out Of My Eyes, But It Brings Me The Best Of Luck
I served five years and four months in the Navy. When I die, I want this song played at my funeral, along with The Ballad of The Green Berets, I'm Proud to be An American, God Bless America, and Come Thou Fount Of Every Blessing - the long version of the song; not the short version in all church hymnals; the long version as Robert Robinson wrote the song in 1757. They can also play The Living Years, by Mike and the Mechanics.
I remember going to see this at the movies with my dad when I was about 10 years old. I've seen it dozens of times over the years. Great movie.
Tiger Jon me too....I was about 12 yrs old.
To ALL men and women who served in the military, THANK YOU, WE LOVE YOU.
Damn right
GOD bless all those people who sacrificed every thing thank you for everything you have done truly a one and a trillion
Wow. What a time. What a movie - what a song!!!! The only thing that kept my husband out of that war was migraine headaches. Bless all of you who fought, returned or died. May peace be with you. And I'm so sorry that war was ever started!
Remember seeing this in 2002 on AMC I was 13 then I am now 31 still like and watch this movie much respect goes out to veterans.and first responders such as myself 🇱🇷🤠👍
Excellent song, hats off to all our vets
It is better to do the right thing for 80 minutes than the wrong thing for 80 years. Thank you to my brothers who fought for the greater good of humanity despite the unfair labels cast upon you. You will stand tall forever!
Bingo PAL 😊
Thank you for recognizing the right things...
This was a horrible war. It was a draft war so guys who didn’t have a desire to fight were drafted and forced to go. Many “ died in their sleep” which is shorthand for drug overdose. Senseless like all wars started and fought to make money and be powerful. No young man should ever have been forced to fight this war. This was no different than Dick Cheney’s war when Bush was our pretend prez. All for money, control and power, but mostly money. Despicable. Hopefully these men are at peace in death. They should never have died in such a way. RIP brothers. You’re not forgotten.
i want to learn sailor's dance moves! i love this movie!
It's a kata, sillyed up some.
I wonder if Randall Cobb was actually listening to music in the closing dance scene ??
What an awesome way to honor those who have served or are still serving for our country. This one is for the fallen heroes who have made the ultimate sacrifice in the name of freedom. Thank you to all our veterans where ever you are.
R.I.P. Patrick Swayze
I like the Patrick Swayze movie "BLACK DOG"!!!.
They had this movie on TV tonight, no tears but there were a few scenes where I chocked up pretty good. Thank you Lord, while I certainly will never forget, and I've only gone to 3-4 Unit Reunion's and then my eyes water, I DO LOVE THEM !!!!!!!!!!
Jack Novak Thanks Jack.
These men that fought in SVN (US Army, USMC, USN, USA and all allies) were doing their duty to stop the threat of communism
Great song! I grew up watching this movie and the ending song I always listened till it was over.
Love this 80's classic.
I so wish I could've been apart of that decade I'm so sad I couldn't god why
it's therapeutic for me
one of my brothers favorites,R.I.P. PHILLIP ROCHETTE.
Ty Cobb yes,gone but not forgotten.
one of the best written songs ever.Brings tears to my eyes.
love this film and the soundtrack
Yeah just watched it amazing
Good end credits to a good movie!!!.
God bless all the men and women who served in Vietnam I seen this when it first came out here it is 2018 !and I'm still tearing up
A heart felt thank you to the vets that fought in that far off country and sorry for the way you were treated
the 80s is the best decade for songs by a mile
Good bye to my brother Lupe Carrera. Sgt USMC
Served in Vietnam 1966-1967 in a US Army helicopter unit. Warfare was relatively primitive then. I now support the protesters at home but it was painful then. Finally, after being back home for several years, someone said "welcome home" to me which brought me to tears. I understand how non-combatants never know what war is like. All American veterans deserve our total respect. "Welcome home" and bless you all.
Robert, thanks for your service brother!
We owe you our freedom
Thank You For Your Service !!!
God bless and I hope you're at peace
Honor & Respect.... Veteran's Day 2020
Gives me chills to all the friends we have all lost over the years. See you soon we love ya.
This song/movie embodies everything that made me want to join the military.
Love the ending 😢😢😢
Always loved this movie and song.
Best closing credits ever to one of the best action movies ever
All of us who were there must listen to this anthem. Every single word.
one Great movie
Great movie..i was in the Army during the 80s stationed in Europe when i saw it, new movie..
Underrated film...
327th Signal Co Zweibrucken W. Germany
Kreuzberg Kaserne...
RIP Patrick Swayze and Fred Ward
More meaningful today
This song is dedicated to all the Veterans from the past present to the future. From WW1, WW2, Vietnam, Gulf War, War In Iraq and Afghanistan, I Salute you ALL!!!!!!!!! 😃❤🩹
Make America the 80's again
Beautiful music... Powerfull lyrics... Great movie and actors... The 80s...
They just do not make art like this anymore.
Great great song!!!!!!
Wonderful song.
I never feared men who were bigger than me as long as I had space to move but I learned that fast big men who were light on their feet, were men to be avoided.
wat a great song
RIP Blaster and Sailor. My god those two deaths gutted me. Particularly Blaster on the bridge.
in Japanese prease prease!
Beautiful song to a very underrated movie. Not sure why this movie never makes any of the greatest war movie lists
Tim Thomerson is wonderful in this movie!!
Carlos José Labbad he also played a Helo pilot in tom hanks movie, volunteers.
He was also awesome as Colonel Masters in Iron Eagle
Blinding film and song
Hey all you motherf..... politicians around the whole who never loose a loved one in combat zone created for your own greed.take a good long listern to the lyrics from this true heroes tribute. To all those fallen men and women who have been forgotten not by your country or people but your leaders past and present live strong in heaven you are and always will be remembered for your sacrifice.
I saw this movie as a child in the 80s by far still one of my favorites,, such a shame the don't make good movies now days
Always loved that ending. He was definitely tripping balls lol
Dance on, Sailor...
Lyric:
We're all startin' to feel
The pain we endure.
Makes us wonder what in the hell
We're all fightin' for.
A decade of nightmares,
Long years of tears.
Who can take the injustice?
Who can get past the fears?
And true hearts of courage,
Even in a world turned rotten.
Those precious hearts are gone,
But they're never forgotten.
I believe that all good deeds of men will never fall.
They live on forever,
Forever standin' tall.
I believe that all good deeds of men will never fall.
We're all brothers in the night,
Reaching out for something right.
There are dark, evil forces
That hide behind masks.
And to right all the wrongs
Is an impossible task.
Yet at a certain time,
And in a certain place,
Man can redeem
Mankind's disgrace.
The courage of our past
Will lead to peace at last.
Even after war so rotten,
So many hearts are gone, but not forgotten.
I believe that all good deeds of men will never fall.
They live on forever,
Forever standin' tall.
I believe that all good deeds of men will never fall.
We're all brothers in the night,
Reaching out for something right.
We're all brothers in the night.
It's our time, please, let's unite.
Oh, I believe, I believe, I believe,
The courage of our past
Will lead to peace at last.
Even after war so rotten,
So many hearts are gone but not forgotten.
I believe that all good deeds of men will never fall,
And live on forever,
Forever standing tall.
I believe that all good deeds of men will never fall,
And live on forever,
Forever standin' tall.
I believe, I believe,
They're never forgotten.
I believe, I believe,
That they're never forgotten.
I believe that all good deeds of men will never fall,
And live on forever,
Forever standin' tall.
We're all brothers in the night,
Reaching out for something right.
We're all brothers in the night.
It's our time, please, let's unite.
👍 well done😊
日本では全く相手にもされなかったB級映画。でも、DVDは私の宝物です。
This movie, Rambo, and MIA all make you wonder if such things ever actually happened.
They happened all right. But those boys were left behind at the end of the war for political reasons. Read the Book 'kiss the boys goodbye '. It was published in Canada in the early 90s cos no American publisher would touch it.. and FYI..Bobby Garwood was a hero, not a traitor.
i am sailor
great show beautiful song
My dads favorite movie and one of his favorite boxers...rip
セイラー最強！^^
Tangoes my house next door across street over and tell moose in AZ they took Dawn's knife send five lions clear mea kooler Poway outback bio weapon.... M14 render GHB obsolete WWar1
Great soundtrack
I like this song
Brilliant film, loved it since i was a kid.
テレ東で昼過ぎやってたなぁ〜
泣けるんだよなコレ
Listening to this brings me peace.
This song brings back many memories. I wish I could dance with such carefree abandon. There were men left behind, 100s of them. Satellite photos, eye witness accounts, all tell of Americans leaving images in paddy dikes, on the ground in stones...walking K's, images of pleading and signs that meant "Come for us". The CIA, Pentagon, and all those that knew they were in Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam and did nothing are shamed in disgrace for their non action. I'm weeping as I write this. Our fathers, uncles, brothers......
Yes. America's dirty little secret that no one wants to admit, and probably most don't know about. I can't imagine knowing that my country left me behind for good. I also can't believe how John McCain blocked efforts to investigate the pow situation although had no problem going with Kerry to go and find remains way years later and the deal that Nixon and Kissinger cut.
1:00 Sailor's moment.
I loved this movie and song ❤️
Brothers in the night
Gene Hackman pure legend
temaso y gran pelicula...!!!