Sniper Execution Scene | Captain Phillips (Tom Hanks)
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Holding Captain Phillips (Tom Hanks) hostage, a group of Somali pirates come face to face with SEAL snipers, which does not end well for them.
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Captain Phillips is a multi-layered examination of the 2009 hijacking of the U.S. container ship Maersk Alabama by a crew of Somali pirates. Based on a true story, the film focuses on the Alabama’s commanding officer, Captain Richard Phillips (two-time Academy Award®-winner Tom Hanks, Best Actor, 1993, Philadelphia; Best Actor, 1994, Forrest Gump), and the Somali pirate captain, Muse (Barkhad Abdi), who takes him hostage. The two men are set on an unstoppable collision course when Muse and his crew target Phillips’ unarmed ship; in the ensuing standoff, both men will find themselves at the mercy of forces beyond their control.
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The real Captain Phillips said he didn’t feel sad for the pirates, he was just glad the ordeal was over.
what kind of dummy would feel sorry for those savages?
I mean duh
It is quite believable to feel empathy for the one young teen only going along out of fear. Even in a situation like that. 🤔
@@justinhackstadt6677 yes it is. But keep in mind believable and reality are two entirely different things. Take care, this is a hard world.
the real captain phillips was a complete piece of shit that intentionally put his crew in danger as he had an obsession with pirates. look it up. he's a horrible human./
This is surreal. And then he went on to land a plane in the Hudson River…No casualties. Incredible!
lol that man has GRIT.
He was an idi*t. He went where he was told not to go and risked many lives. The American way I guess.
If you can take on Jenny, the worst villain ever, you can take on literally anything.
All Tom Hanks movies are just sections of Forrest Gump's life.
@@Sharky1986 Forest Gump is a Busy man..
Can't believe he went on to be the conductor of a train to the north pole. Truly inspiring.
and land a plane in the hudson river to save his passengers lol
No to mention he had ran across the US
Stuck on a deserted island for 4years
And before helped pilot the Apollo spaceship back to earth too
And he helped find the supposed “wife” of Jesus lol
One thing is for sure....I will never in a million years get into any kind of transportation with Tom Hanks.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂
Except if its for epstein island
😂😂😂
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I like to think that this whole movie takes place immediately after he gets rescued at the end of Castaway.
LMFAO
So he got promoted to Captain immediately after being rescued… Wow~
He then went on to captain a plane and landed it in a river
and right before he changes jobs to be a jet pilot.
@Brendan Matrix
After being stuck in the airport for months on end.
These Somali actors were incredible in this film. Especially the lead pirate
"I am The Captain Of This Ship. Always Will be " 😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@ownlydown5933 😄😄😄
Barkhad Abdi won a bafta
Muse and the second in command were phenomenal. Well, all the four abductors are great but the first 2 of them were outstanding.
@@Rein91273 yea I absolutely agree
Imo, this was some of the best acting Tom hanks ever did. Especially him being in shock in the next scene when getting checked out by the corpsman. Coming down from all that fear and adrenaline. He acted that incredibly well
those were probably real guns
or he didn’t know it was being filmed at time
He was probs freaking out about the AIDs blood he's just ingested...
The girl examining him btw isn’t an actor but a real nurse actually trained in that field and was just going through her normal procedures with this type of situation.
Totally agree
The fact there are actual humans capable of performing such shooting is mind blowing
Training
Thanks. We're a rare breed but someones gotta do what we do.
I see what you did there
It's a perishable skill.
@@astral_plane_crashSounds like a case of “stolen valor.” But maybe not.
I was amazed by the professionalism of the sniper team more than anything in this film. "Stop the tow" was a genius strategy. And the way the sniper teams just up and leave, the job done. No thanks received. A life saved. On to the next one.
The real story is a little more shady. Ransom money disappeared and also they didn't actually have orders to fire it. All of it is referenced in the article "crimes of seal team 6" I recommend reading it, pretty wild stuff
@@nickkim41You’re they didn’t explicitly get a order like in the movie. They sat waiting for hours and then engaged the pirates when a gun shot was heard inside of the lifeboat and they feared for captain Phillips life. They also fired way more than 3 shots. The missing 30000 is ransom money was never proven to be stolen by a seal. Seals were questioned and polygraphed but none ever found guilty. Many people outside of the seals had access to the money.
@@nickkim41
That's because the American military designates down. The SEALs would have had the authority to shoot as soon as they brought the long guns out. The guy calling "Execute" and any other scene like that in any other movie is just Hollywood because it's grossly inefficient.
@@nickkim41 The film makers certainly took some liberties, not sure why Hollywood feels it necessary to distort the facts when the real story is every bit and in most cases more fascinating than the sanitized version.
Wouldn’t call it a genius strategy! I’d say more like last chance saloon!
There is a podcast with the Seal who entered the lifeboat to get Captain Philips, and he was saying to himself he was gonna say something stoic and brave as this was the first at sea hostage rescue in SEAL history. He opened the door to the lifeboat and said, “Oh lord I am going to need therapy” - Rob O’Neil
This is actually a pretty great quote imo, no need to say something sexy, just a real reaction to something messy and stressful.
Uh, isn’t Rob O’Neil the dude who claimed to have killed UBL but actually didn’t? Was he also the one who took shots at David Goggins?
@@pressftopayrespects6325 Allegedly. We will never know for certain except for the people who there. He was undoubtedly one of the people there. Doesn’t matter to me if he pulled the trigger or not. They all have equal credit in my eyes.
It's a good thing for O'Neill that he wasn't Pinocchio
@@Grastiars1It's not about whether or not he did it. you're right, he was there as part of the team, he deserves credit for that - and therein lies the problem. he was part of the team. The team gets credit. Never mind the fact that he wasn't the one who initially shot UBL, even if he was, to claim credit for it would still be dishonorable.
The guy at 0:05 “lifeboats under tow” is an actual Navy officer who i served with…him and i stood watch together during our 2013-2014 deployment to the persian gulf. Mostly a nice guy, and helped out my short career tremendously at one point
Why “mostly”?
@@onlythebest3311 Everyone is a "mostly" in truth
@@onlythebest3311 well he was a hardcore nuclear PA officer in charge of the ships propulsion, fresh water, and electricity created. So he was nice until people made his job hard and had an insane amount of responsibility relying on 20 year old degenerates. One of his lines meant to reinforce following the written procedure, i cant even type here 😂
are you still in contact with him?
@@Schmootzidootz Makes complete sense and sounds like a good officer.
He survived walking across the USA, twice, sold stinger missiles to the Afghans, survived on a remote island after being shipwrecked and then landed a plane in the Hudson …..Tom Hanks is one hell of a guy
I'm old enough to remember when he fought dragons and nearly jumped off the World Trade Center.
Bubba was with him..................always!
He Saved Ryan's Privates but he also blew up Apollo 13, though.
He also turned into a toy four times
@@rayvega3163 shucks, I’d forgotten that….what a life he has had 😂😂😂👏👏👏👏
I remember watching this without any knowledge of the story of the real captain Phillips. It was very nerve wrecking .
wracking?
*wracking, nerve wracking.
The crew have said the real Captain Phillips was a narcissistic asshole who would've sold off every single one of them.
@@teeanahera8949 Maybe it wrecked Bruno's nerves. YOu don't know...
Lol😂, either way poor Bruno!
So much blood must have triggered Tom Hank's PTSD from storming the beach to Save Private Ryan.
more like how he lost Bubba in 'Nam.
Or from when he was sacrificing children to Moloch
Probably gave him flashbacks to being stranded in space too.
@@rekunta not to mention being at sea, I bet he really missed Wilson in that moment,.
old Tom Lost so many people of course he's going to be a bit shaken up from having people blood strayed all over him like that.🤣🤣🤣
Most amazing thing is that the DEVGRU snipers didn't actually line up and wait for confirmation like this. They observed Phillips being attacked, and neutralized the last 3 pirates as soon as they stuck their heads up by the windows. It was pure skill and timing, that saved Phillips.
They did wait, it might not have been added to the movie, but in real life, they all got the green light about 3 times it was possible they were going to negotiate with the pirates in real life so they weren't given permission to execute.
But you are right, it was DEVGRU Red Squadron BC36 2nd-F that took the shot. I might be wrong here but I think one of the snipers was from the bravo team BT - Seal team 8
@@elliot_08yes your right he died in benghazi though sadly it was a joint team unit wasn’t just devgru.
@@Dhdjdjsjdjsjk The snipers were devgru, I was meaning. There support group was delta force.
@@elliot_08yes but one of the snipers was Doherty he was at seal team 8 and died in benghazi.
@@Dhdjdjsjdjsjk That job fell under development group, so if that guy was one of the snipers, he would have been devgru at the time.
I love how Hanks is finally just like "Screw it!" and starts fighting. That primitive warrior brain kicked in, "If I'm going down, I'm going down swinging." If it was ever needed, I'd hope for a fraction of this level of courage.
Yeah I can’t believe the pirates didn’t understand what he was doing he was just writing a goodbye letter to his family I must say I started cheering when he pounded the pirate
@@sppj3140 Because they're one step up from apes. That's why they didn't understand, and were stupid enough to think they would live through this.
I read that none of that was real, he never threw any punches at that time…I wasn’t there obviously, only what I read.
When the human brain is faced with a lethal threat that will most likely result in death, the brain shuts down pain and emotion receptors, kind of like going to survival mode. You basically become a killer to survive
You will, it's called fight or flight. In this case Philips went with fight, because he ain't no bitch.
The way he cuts off all noise and then says execute is powerful.
well, it shows that he did not hesitate to save the hostages life when he had his chance.
In the theater the audience didn’t have any happy reaction to the execution - except for one guy sitting near me who started screaming “YES! YES! YES!”.
That was me.
That guy is a hero lol.
I would have cheered.
HooRah! F--- the pansy director for suggesting there was anything deeper meant in the scene.
I cheered. Phuck dem putos.
The actors who played the pirates all did an amazing job! I hope they got an award of some kind for their great performance.
This is kinda racist.
lol@@bravebeard6225
@@bravebeard6225 only person thinking about race is you. your the racist. Only you thought of there colour. What a big racist
@@bravebeard6225how?
@@bravebeard6225how
Every time this scene comes on, I damn near cry. The acting is too good, and whoever directed this made it just feel SO real. It’s mostly because Tom Hanks looks fairly close to my dad in this scene, so that’s what really gets me I think
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LMAO 💀
Tom's acting is 10/10
Tom is a fantastic actor. This performance is utterly believable.
Not just a good actor, he's also good at producing, writing and overall creating good things. He's one of few people whose name gets me interested in a movie because I know I'll probably enjoy it.
He is the best actor of all time by a mile.
This and Sully we're really great in showing his range.
@@scottcampbell5536 Sounds like you never saw any good actors. He is good but he is not best by a mile.
In Ft. Pierce, Florida at the Navy Seals Museum, the life boat is there with the holes still in the window. You can even look inside.
Amazing! Florida, here we come!
Awesome!
they even kept the dead bodies in place!
@@PikkaBite Nice attention to detail!
@Louie P who wins?
I remember when this raid went down. We all cheered as soon as we heard the SOB pirates had all been killed and Captain Phillips and his crew rescued.
Is that a form of virtue signalling?
@@tobleramone If that's a compliment I'll take it.
@@jebbroham1776 If that's what you're angling for, be my guest.
@@tobleramone Get an education and it'll make more sense.
@@jebbroham1776 Ah, 'Do your research', 'Educate yourself', the good old classics eh?
I've followed Tom Hanks since his Bosom Buddies TV series and think he is truly the top actor of my lifetime. From his playful roles like in Big and Woody from Toy Story to dramatic roles like in Survivor and portraying Sculley and Phillips, he is truly one of the greatest. This is one of those moments that made me come to this realization.
I remember watching BOSOM BUDDIES in its original run and realizing that Hanks was an MVP. I had no idea he'd be an A-lister pretty much from then on.
Cast Away!
Kinda ruined by the fact that he’s a pedophile and a murderer
Yes I never imagined The Man With One Red Shoe would make it this far as an actor
@@paulbarclay4114great acting @ Golden Globes, too!
Im a well trained marksman and i still cant believe they pulled those shots off. Im mean, clearly there is some theatrics involved here but they ultimately made those kills. Phenomenal marksmanship.
would have been hilarious had hanks said Bubba NO!!! instead of oh god🤣
My first shot distance, cold barrel, is always off. Not sure how they pulled this off either. Looks like they pulled them in pretty close
@@dap777754 they did they pulled them in closer then minimum optimal before they stopped the tow to shoot them
This is one of those things that, if I didn't know it happened in real life, I wouldn't be able to suspend my disbelief enough to not call bullshit. The fact that even the most highly trained shooters could make those shots its simply amazing.
this is real the sniper team is Seal Team 6 only they can pull off that shot. After Seal Team 6 rescued Captain Philips their next mission was months later Operation Neptune's Spear their orders "Murder Bin Laden and Send Him To Davy Jones!" and thats what they did they murdered Bin Laden after they rescued Captain Philips.
The negotiator guy has so much power in his voice the way he says execute is so brutal and righteous
Three rounds, three kills, from a moving platform at a moving platform in the dark... knowing that any one miss or incapacitating shot results in the death of the hostage...incredible.
He lived a crazy life from serving in the military in Vietnam to landing in the Hudson River then being in a fed ex plane crash stranded on an island. This man has been through a lot
Don't forget he flew in space
Tom Hanks should have got an Oscar for his role in this film. He was amazing.
I didn't have any expectation in the theater watching this film. But it was so well executed and scripted. It set the bar pretty high for hostage situations in films from that point onwards. I've never seen anything coming close in recent years.
"This is the negotiator.. Guys, if you'd all keep your heads steady for just a second, we'd greatly appreciate it."
😂😂😂😂 Epic shots.
How good of a sniper must you be to shoot a moving target, on water, at night...under pressure...insane
Met the SEAL Team leader of the operation in Coronado. Cool customer. Up in the gym at 5 every morning. Retired a Rear Admiral. Good speaker. Was able to explain how the TEAMS work properly.
Somehow I feel sad for the young boy. He was the only one to show compassion towards Captain Phillips, and over all seemed reluctant to even be a pirate. He was forced to by his elders. Nontheless, what he did was wrong.
The piracy off the coast of Somalia wouldnt have develloped in the first place, if reckless foreign powers hadn't taken advantage of the Somali government breaking down, leaving the coasts unguarded. Illegal fishing trawlers from Europe and Asia fished the waters empty and dumped toxic waste while they were at it, robbing the local fishermen of their means to sustain themselves. In their desperation, they boarded the foreign ships ( who had no right to be there anyway ) when they were suddenly offered money if they gave back the captured vessels. So, basically, the whole situation was created by the capitalistic greed of our democratic countries. Just mentioning, before you fall back into the self-serving "we are the good ones and the somali pirates where evil to the bone" narrative.
@@michaelrauch9946 thats not at all my narrative..?
Is it wrong if it puts food in his belly?
@@michaelrauch9946 well said !
@@michaelrauch9946 Thank you for adding context. I'm an american veteran and dont like the instability there but we atleast owe it to the people that LIVE there to understand the situation.
We sit in our theatres and at home and watch thru the eyes of Hollywood and think we have some idea of what the hell is going on in these places.
We do not.
Some of you folks need to read a gdamn book.
That’s how you deal with pirates.
AMEN!!!
This week on missing the point.
@@Doeyhead The point is that is how you deal with Pirates. Pretty sure YOU are missing the point
@@jamesholden6142 why are you idiots all the same. The problem was that there was one man trying to help him, and got shot anyway. Thus showing that EVEN pirates have a reason to do what they need to do to survive. It's not excusing their behavior but it's supposed to make you at least restrict yourself from saying stupid statement slike "Thats how you deal with pirates"
Maybe they should have been fed to pigs, just to piss off other pirates.
The way the music stops followed by, "execute". Chills
It never gets old watching a recreation of the excellence of The Navy Seals!
That one „Execute“ gives me goosebumps every time!
If they could extrapolate this to all somalians...
@@MC-ei1sc not to all, only the bad ones! But I hear you!
The military guy who said “execute”. What is his rank / position to lead such a stressful operation?
When he is in the med station that’s some of the best acting I have ever seen! For me the most powerful part of the film!
I like the moment when the negotiator says "Execute". 8:24
That negotiator is the SEAL Commander
If that shot happened like that, which by all accounts it did, it was one of the finest moments in America's military history. Thank you for your service, gentlemen.
That had to be probably the most satisfying shot that each of the three SEALs who wasted that filth ever took.
The Seal Commander who was promoted to Captain. Well done Sir.
Very emotional especially when he’s crying out he wishes he was with his loved ones his family who he is apologizing that he’s not there with them. Truly heart felt …
Tom Hanks one of the greatest
Brilliant move from the commander. Ease the tow so the last pirate carried by the inertia made himself visible to the last sniper. All 3 targets acquired
Its really amazing to think the best snipers the US has to offer are able to make this hard shot at sea simultaneously to kill 3 enemy combatants at once. That really is surgical precision under the most complicated conditions imaginable. Just to note only 34% of hostage rescues are successful and I have never heard of a situation like this ever occurring in real life and I would be interested to know if the SEALs ever trained for something like this during the War on Terror.
This happened in real life bruh
According to a quick google search, U.S.S. Bainbridge was just 25 meters away from the lifeboat when the pirates were killed. For a skilled sniper with an accurate rifle, that's not a difficult shot. I will concede that the rolling pitch of the seas complicate matters somewhat, but the world record for a confirmed sniper kill is nearly 4,000 meters away. Seal Team 6 is the *real deal*.
@@AaronMichaelLong But we're talking about 3 snipers syncing their shots. That's gotta be merit for that too.
@@AaronMichaelLong Looking through a scope, while on a boat, with the rolling pitch of the sea, would be like being on a roller coaster, the target would come into view for a fraction of a second and then be gone. One shot like this would be incredible, the fact that 3 guys made the shot simultaneously is next level excellence.
@@AaronMichaelLong It's not just the distance. Three snipers synchronized their shots each scoring a lethal hit at night, on a ship that is rolling with the current, shooting into a lifeboat that is also rolling with the current. The precision here is incredible
The music that plays from 2:48 - 8:24 is “The End” from the film United 93 directed by Paul Greengrass, who also directed Captain Phillips.
The moment the SEAL commander said “execute” gave me chills. These guys learned the hard way of the meaning of FAFO.
A truly exciting and emotional scene ... you can feel what he must have been feeling. Fanatastic acting ...
So many pirates that needed to end that way.
The only reason they exist in those waters is because those waters have been emptied by foreign nations.. They resorted to piracy initially out of necessity, not out of greed.
@@Litheon11 They opted for what they, in their moral vacuum, thought was easy.
Had they put their collective intelligence together, they could have done something profitable that did far less harm to others.
@@patmcbride9853 ignorant answer. dangerous answer. humans in desperate conditions will violate norms and laws, thats a reality. A man will steal a loaf of a bread to feed his children, as it were. Equally, those seeking to maximize their own power and influence will take advantage of that desperation. That is also the reality of our species. Without desperate conditions, the results do not exist. With desperate conditions, they will. Moral grandstanding against a tooth in the cog of a complex and corrupt machine is about as useful and helpful as blaming a siezed engine for its lack of oil. Don't be so morally simplistic; it only benefits those who will exploit your ignorance.
@@Litheon11 There's always someone who wants to makes excuses for terrorists and criminals.
@@SVSky Without commiting on what the person you're responding to said, sometimes we do have to look at why criminals make the actions they do, if we want societal advancement.
"Stop the tow" move was brilliant.
This is why Tom Hanks is a masterclass actor. His reactions after the shooting are amazing
Crazy fact: Director Paul Greengrass, in a bid to make the scene more realistic, actually hired real pirates to kidnap Tom Hanks, and then called the real SEAL Team Six to execute them. Hanks’s reaction is genuine. Insane dedication from the whole cast.
Bravo Vince
Gee how original like someone doesn't make a similar comment about every movie scene on youtube. Pat yourself on the back for this.
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This scheme of joke is going to be cringe.
Crazy how those brave pirates were so willing to die just for this movie. Bravo!
This makes me glad that the SEAL's are on our side!
The SEAL’s what is on our side?
@@mumblesbadly7708 I ment I wouldn't want these snipers shooting at me! lol
They are incredibly trained and disciplined- they do not ever give up, and have the best of equipment and support. The sharp point of the spear.
@@ktkt1825 Doing what american's do best: Murdering brown people. But heyho ... this one time they were in the right.
@@toneyvoyles6252 Or Jack Bauer from 24!
I remember when i watched this it was hilarious “look at me. I am thee captain now.” Now im an adult and this scene almost made me cry. Im fighting tears back rn
Wow, I knew Tom Hanks is a badass, but promoting him to be the captain of the freight ship that rescued him after being stranded for 4 years on a lonely island is just something else.
I heard he became a pilot later and something with Hudson
''Execute"
Synchronized fire.
Took care of the problem
Crap… i was scratching my nose..then…
"What was that!?"
Some damn fine shooting was what that was
"That was your captors' brains departing their cranial cavities. Sorry for the splashback."
There is nothing here to feel sad about they chose this path and put a innocent man's life on the line they deserved this,only these movies make it so emotional.
My taxpayer dollars at work, for once.
Your dollars are always working- you just don't hear about most of it.
@@ktkt1825 very true…
“TAKE CARE OF ANDY FOR ME!!!”
This should be a required watch for all aspiring Somali pirates.
Hanks best acting by a mile . Really quite an extraordinary performance.
Three guys (SEALs) with .300 Winchester Magnum bolt-action rifles firing at three targets was what I was thinking would occur back when this was in the news.
Occurred differently than I'd guessed, but other than that I wasn't too far off
There were 3 SEALs and yes they shot, but the “3…2….1….execute” was all Hollywood. If you watch any of the SEALs do interviews that were there, the snipers shot on their own shortly after one another, not simultaneously. There were also 80+ SEALs on this mission because it was the first real maritime mission SEALs conducted and were designed for. Robert O’Neill gives a great recount of this💪🏼
I guess life really is like a box a chocolates and you just never know what you're gonna get.
The fact that three people were badass enough to make these shots in these conditions is awesome.
To think that he felt all that blood all over himself, and the sudden realization that none of it was his…
yeah, I would be in total shock if that happened to me as well.🤣🤣🤣
That has got to be one of the most bad-ass scenes in movie history.
8:18 I saw this in the theater with my father opening day, his father my grandfather was a sailor in WWII and there was a SEAL from the 80’s in the theater and when they said “stop the tow” I believe on pure instinct he said “execute” he didn’t yell it just said it as loud as he might have in the same situation. He said he hadn’t seen it already (in a nose bag so I asked after the movie haha) and I’m inclined to believe him being opening day. It was rad. I’m in my 40’s and still get goosebumps.
8:23 feels like God accidentally pushed the Universe's pause button.
Incredible acting by Hanks.
Snipers........another reason why, if they'd been employed on the container ship in the first place, the pirates would never have got on-board. Simple fact!
Easier said then done. Not enough trained snipers who can make that kind of shot in rolling seas to be on every cargo ship. Each of those three shots were some of the most difficult taken in sniper history. Sure many shots have been much longer, but sure as hell were not taken from the deck of a rolling ship targeting a life raft that was rolling even worse
@@ryanm4013 Happens now pal - a sharpshooter/ sniper on boats coming past Somalia & that again, is a fact!
No need for snipers. The guards on board the boats just need decent marksmanship to credibly threaten any pirate skiffs. Turns out that the Somali pirates are typical ambush predators. If there is an actual threat, then they back off real quick.
@@andrewweitzman4006 Snipers/guards, who cares but what you say is right. The Somalis are gutless & if they're shot at by who knows who BEFORE they get on board, the game changes straight up!
@@andrewweitzman4006 ...and the moment you've got actual weapons on board, you're going to violate a lot of national laws and they are perfectly within their rights to refuse you access to their ports - and if necessary, stop the ship and arrest the captain and everyone found with a weapon.
That's why escort ships were a thing for quite some time. They could stay in international waters while the merchant ships continued the last few miles to port - and _that_ is where coast guards and military ships of _that_ nation had to take care of any pirate threats, which became another problem (when they could be bribed by the pirates to arrive a little late or so...)
Then he went on to run across the whole country. Such an inspiring person!
In this movie, the actors were unbelievable. I never felt that they are acting.
If you go to the Navy Seal/UDT Museum in Florida you can see the actual life boat, pretty sobering to walk inside it.
Never, ever travel with this man.
I've always liked Hanks, from "Big" to "Saving Private Ryan" & a few others, he's an excellent actor who gets right into his parts.
NOT seen this one, but will "get around to it"
Don't forget about the burbs
Another spectacular acting scene from a professional.
As usual, Tom Hanks performed his role perfectly. I don't think about a better possible performance, especially his emotions after he was rescued. Pirates talk Somali, which makes the movie even more close to reality. A true to life event well adapted to a movie.
I was really surprised by how much I enjoyed this movie. It was gripping from start to finish, just an exercise in pure, unrelenting tension and suspense. I'd compare it to Dunkirk.
Incredible actor in sick bay in shock trying to explain to the medics, all the blood .. probably Hanks single best work
As amazing as this scene is, I just can't quite take it seriously due to how I used to watch Toy Story so much as a kid, I just associate Tom Hanks screaming with Woody lol.
The military bit at the end was the best bit for me. The flawless work. The flawless plan of execution. They had them lined up and knew the sudden stop would jolt them out into open cover.
And to think this is all a true story. Remarkable what some people go through. Sad to think this probably has occurred so many times with the bad ending. Pirates are not a joke.
They called the cops on me for cleaning the kitchen for cleaning the kitchen. I put away the food I bought, and they called the police for cleaning the kitchen.
The fact that this happened in real life makes it even better
Some of the best acting I’ve ever seen. Unreal
Tom Hanks is such an amazing actor
Before this, he saved private Ryan in WW2, and after this, he landed a plane in the hudson.
A triple sniper shot in those circumstances seems unreal...hollywood finale yes, real life possibility no...but yet it happened...🤯
luv it when he says "execute"
cant hear him say or scream anything without picturing Woody
That’s why I say hey man nice shot
Is that supposed to be a filter reference?
@@anonymous_1973 those are the lyrics…
That's a nice shot, man.
That song is about losing a fist fight... Not a gunfight.
@@joem3999 no that song is about Kurt Cobain
A single word and I’d argue it’s the best line of the movie. “Execute”
The soundtrack used at 2:45 is actually from the Film United 93. The music began when the passengers revolted against the hijackers.
Execution? I think the SEAL team would describe it as TARGET WHACKED.
he prob quoting the scene
They say target eliminated or target neutralized in other words they are Dead DED dead as a door nail
When I heard the news of how those three shot simultaneously and hit their targets, I was impressed! It gave me so much faith in the skill of our military members and made me proud to be a veteran.
In reality they just picked them off when they showed their heads. While it wasn’t a long time it wasn’t synchronized.
8:26 Gotta love a happy ending.
What a pity the other pirates will now see a pirated copy of this movie and know what not to do next time 😂😂😂😂😂
The Pressure on Frank Castellano was immense ! What a efin PRO. Execution so clean that not even Captain Phillips knew they were dead the first second they dropped. That was chilling. He didnt know what was going on. Brilliant scene