When the director was talking about the misfire in Wahlberg's face I can almost hear Luttrell thinking "Oh you had an explosion too close to your face? That must have been rough."
hes an actor. its way different. luttrel had been trained and all of that and mark is basically a normal guy (minus the actor part) who had an explosive go off near his face. yeah, i think the reactions are going to be different.
I agree he was probably thinking along those lines. However; Marcus does understand that it is very different. We are not all soldiers or as incredibly badass as him.
CHUCK121100 Yeah but Mark Walburger is ranking in millions of dollars for the explosion to the face. And, when you go into a situation with live weaponry, no matter what it is, you better expect the worst and pray for the best. He signed up for that shit. You're filming a hyper realistic movie on actual events of warfare. Whereas Luttrel wasn't banking shit when he was being attacked by swarms of enemy gunfire, and I don't see him whining. I actually like Mark, but no matter what anyone says, he WAS being a bit of a fucking pussy. That's all I'm saying. You can tell everyone else in this video thought it too, but didn't want to speak ill of him and respectful. Unlike he was being when made those comments.
I agree Luttrell wanted these Actors to come across as real SEALS so me the audience gets a chance to see what his team went through he knows they are Actors and he would not want them hurt he even said it himself the Film portrayed the real events so close that if they pushed it a little farther to be a %100 TRUE STORY the Actors would have been seriously injured or even killed.
@@dawsynlarson696 He is still a human and you cant fk with your brain. Your brain fks with you. Called confabulation. I doubt that everything Marcus says is what actually happened. I dont say he is doing it on purpose, but obviously he went through alot so I think his brain is making alot of stuff up without him knowing.
Korci Diamond i think you heavily underestimate what conditions the human mind is capable of operating under. these men are trained to do technically demanding procedures underwater while literally being at their very limit to drowning. this dude crawled for 7 miles after the gunfight was over with his tongue half bitten of, his face and nose broken, his back broken in multiple places and more than a few bullets in him. they are some of the hardest fuckers on earth, not only physically but especially mentally.
I agree and it pisses me off when people say he’s a liar and say his story changes. They don’t realize that in some speeches he just Dosent go into as much detail and in others he tells it more descriptive so then all of sudden every libtard attacks Him saying he changes his story, when he really Dosent. Sorry for ranting but I just think it’s disrespectful after what he’s been thru and done for my country.
The funny thing is if you question anything, you’re a liberal piece of shit or whatever. There are two stories; one says he ran and had a bunch of ammo, the other says he was in an intense firefight and you know his story.......... I am one that wasn’t there, hasn’t ever been there. But from outside looking in, it’s hard to stomach either situation. One thing is certain, he’s seen some shit and been through some shit a lot of us will never see. I like to think I’m pretty bad, but I’d shit myself and probably cry my way dead. So can’t say much
Stacey E Maybe the movie director was in it because he knew it's a big story so more profit towards his side but Marcus lutrell has earned his right to gain off this story come back to me when you tell me how it feels to face plant onto a boulder biting your tongue in half and swallowing it and losing your best friend, you are uneducated and I've seen multiple comments from you I think you need to educate yourself a little bit more you have no idea what this man went through, I may be a couple months late to this comment but that doesn't excuse the fact you disrespected a navy seal who fights for our country and helps us without these men we wouldn't be here today once you become a navy seal and earn your title maybe I'll respect your a opinion a little bit more but till then you have no clue. If you reply to this comment you'll ask how do I know it truly happened but here's my back up how did he make it up where he pin pointed two of his dead friends axe was a little bit more miles but understandable since he didn't know where he was when he woke up after being knocked out, so for you to criticize this man is horrible, I respect our military and these men die for you so the least you could do is listen to their story and not try to call it lies.
Totally on Walhbergs side; he may not he the nicest guy but this is one time his anger was justified. He was hired to play a navy seal not to become one. Sure it wouldn't bother Marcus but Mark isn't Marcus.
+LyricalXilence TOTALLY TOTALLY FUCKING AGREED. ALL THESE COCKSUCKERS ON HERE THAT HAVE NEVER HAD EYE SURGERIES WILL NEVER UNDERSTAND! NEVER! it's so god damn easy to make light of the situation when you've never had a part of your body altered by surgery and now it feels weak.
You know I love Mark. His support of the troops and making movies like this is great. That explosion is what we went through on every mission so now you truly understand what you are supporting and what we go through.
Derrick Stinnett my bullshit meter is pegged the fuck out with your comment. Vietnam? OIF? OEF? every mission? I was in Iraq and Afghanistan so saying every mission like it was out of a movie is something a civilian would say. Biggest red flag is saying that because a fucking air mortar went off near him now he knows what I went through. I say I not We because you were never there.
Is that the only way civilians can truly understand and support what they do? By having bombs blown up in our faces? Makes a lot of sense. We can’t understand or support anyone unless whats happened to them happened to us? Thats some segregated thinking
Marcus, As a 38 year Army Veteran with only two Combat tours, I am torn between the best parts of your actions. Your will to survive or setting through the Hollywood interviews and not ripping some of the reporters heads off. I felt your anexity during the interviews. You are "A True American Hero" for surviving both role and telling the story straight so others can experience the insight of what our military has to go through for those ungrateful Bastards we give up our lives for! Thank you, to you, your team and your family. On behave of a greatful Nation, under God!
Thank you David for remaining proud of your service as I am grateful to you for it. Even knowing that some of the people you and your men risked and lost lives for, are in fact enemies of our great nation.
Watch closely at 2:21-2:30. As soon as Peter Berg says "RPG's", Marcus just stopped blinking and you can just tell that he immediately was brought back to that Mountain when they were surrounded. That look just gives me chills. I can't imagine living with that memory.
His name is Morgan Luttrell (not sure why they mis-wrote his name) he’s now running for Congress in Texas in the 2022 elections. He’s a pro-American man.
“We were out there in the mountains for the whole day.” You also had catering and your nice air conditioned trailer to go back to when you were done. 😂
@@atomsk1972 because you don't get metal fragments in your eyes from hitting a speed bag dude. Pro boxers would be blind if that was the case. Mark is just being a pussy
@ 2:13 when the director is talking about explosives on the "movie set" and Marcus just has that blank distant stare. You know exactly what is going through his mind, and it a'int a movie set.
One of the best movies of all time. Mark and the cast were awesome. Very emotional for a prior service member. Although, I was in a medical unit I did serve during the war and it just brings back a lot of memories.
Yeah but that doesn’t fking mean you gonna commit a dangerous act, what if he actually got his face injured ? Are you still gonna say he shouldn’t have complained ?
After just seeing clips from the movie, and watching a Marcus Luttrell interview, I'm glad that this was difficult and hard to handle. The man literally survived an end of life scenario, most of his bones were broken and all of his friends died. I'm glad this was difficult to film, it should be. It really should be.
Hell if you get the chance, watch Rambo first blood with Stallone doing the commentary over the movie. He said that several squibs went off right next to him which shot rock debris into his face, he put his hand accidentally on a squib and it went off and he was afraid to look at his hand because he thought some of his fingers got blown off. But he also mentioned how well he and many of these actors get paid, so he can't complain.
Tony Bologna also Stallone feel from the tree and broke some ribs and the seen where he’s on the ground yelling is real and he wanted to put it in the movie
It is a good movie and all the actors done an awesome job in it. I've watched it a couple times and cry when they start getting attacked. For the real Lone Survivor, Murphy is a hero and I'm sure he'll never forget what he went through and his friends that were killed. Thank you Murphy for serving our country, know that you are LOVED !!
I box almost every day and hit the speed bag everything. I have no idea how that would cause metal to land In ur eyes. The things are a vinyl covering with a rubber bladder inside. No metal anywhere on it
I was thinking about that too it could've been the hinge that's on top of the speed bad could've been old and have some shavings fall off every time he hit it 🤔💪🏼
Holy shit, the second Marcus came on screen and the director is saying how they used RPGs and shit you can see in his dead stare when hearing how they blew shit up to make it real he wasn’t thinking of the film he was thinking of the real thing and that’s just heartbreaking. God bless you Hero of men.
Man: "Today was rough. I was just doing my job, and I almost got blown up." RUclips keyboard warrior: *kicks down door and enters room* RUclips keyboard warrior: "BUT NOT AS ROUGH AS WHAT OUR SOLDIERS GO THROUGH."
yes, they do. and so do many of our police officers. so do our firefighters. so do our fishermen, loggers, pilots, farmers, miners, etc etc etc. funny how those jobs don't get the same manner of attention.
jakeisawesome Because soldiers are in risk of being tortured, blown up, shot etc. Other jobs don't have the same dangers except for being shot at, but our soldiers get shot at by rpgs and aks
police officers are never shot at by anything bigger than guns? and what about plummeting to your death? burning to death? drowning, starving, or dying of thirst in the middle of nowhere? navigating through dangerous weather/climates at the risk of exploding or crashing? getting crushed under the earth? you think those are any less deadly? there are plenty of ways to die and suffer in this world. we just have a way of romanticizing the military ways.
Thanks for the mention Richard. I am a Native and loved the Summer time as a kid and young man, but the hottest part of our summers seem to last at least 6 mo. now. Its crazy. Hope you get a chance to move back. God Bless
Well I can understand his frustration I for one feel that the way he reacted was extremely immature. I mean for god sakes man he was acting in an action movie things like that are bound to happen and even if it was a mistake you do not go around wrecking the set. This is just like when Christian Bale went on that stupid little tirade during Terminator Salvation filming.
I'd be totally pissed off if something blew up in my face & damn near blinded me. That isn't in the job description of anyone except maybe a soldier. So Mark had every right to be totally pissed off about it.
aquamann88 that may be true in some ways but still he was acting in an action movie therefore you are expected to take a few smacks. Now yes considering the fact that nearly blinded him I can understand being upset brides that doesn't change the fact that the way he reacted was extremely immature several actors have done stuff like this. It's also said that during the filming of the first Starship Troopers film Jake Busey took a few bursts from the blank ammunition that was being used from another character who is a little too close to him. Event yelled cut and got the director Paul Verhoeven very upset. This is why I don't like a lot of actors. They may play interesting characters but 9 times out of 10 they seem like their real life personalities are just flat out horrible. One of the few actors that I've actually met physically and felt like a really nice person was Tom Hanks.
***** I would have reacted angry if I was him also. As a soldier we are used to these things so it is normal for us, but for an actor... what do you need to be an actor? presence, your appearance. If there was a chance his vision and face were damaged how could he do acting again. his career could be over. that's why he reacted like that. Christian Bale was just being a diva. totally different scenarios.
mar ines well it is true that the mix-up could have easily cost him his vision I still think that ripping up the set was not the right course of action down may be knocking one or two things over and then going off in the woods trailer that's fine you know I would have done the same thing if I were in the circumstance. But still I find his reaction that he told us about to be very immature.
It is not immature at all. When you are working with explosions like this people's lives are at stake if you do not take the right precautions. He should go off on them so that they realise how serious this is and they won't do it again.
What type of guy says that after making a movie about 4 of the toughest mothers that ever walked the earth - no self-awareness or sense of place or relativity.
RUclips recommended this as my next video: Mark Wahlberg says "How f*cking dare you compare acting to military service... you get to go home to a hotel with chicken dinner..."
i wonder if Eric Bana knows his portrayal as Hoot and particular scene from black hawk down has become one of the most iconic people to the army lol atleast as in movie heros. "this is my safety"
Great movie. Great guys all. The real SEALs and the actors. The actors behaved very honorably. It is an honor to just be able to watch the movie. Marcus Luttrell has handles everything amazingly. You can’t imagine going through something like that.
Marcus looked as if he was right back in that battle on that mountain, I cannot imagine what being on the set of that movie must have felt like for him
LOL- 00:03 the simpletons at Entertainment Tonight misspelled Mark Wahlberg's name. What a slap in the face, and it "couldn't happen to a nicer guy!" There is justice in the world
So what you people are saying is that you are not allowed to complain about a cut or something because there are people with broken bones. A mortar exploded in his face, how is he supposed to react? Do you think Marcus was okay with getting shot at for days upon days? Just because someone else has it worse does not always mean that people cannot be upset about stuff happening to themselves. You make it sound like Marcus would go through that all over again because its something that makes him tough.
@@ricardo.i.i.i sadly, yes. But he couldn't just execute them. What if they were not tallis ? It would have been a war crime and they couldn't take the risk.
Lol, I’m glad I wasn’t the only one to notice that. That’s kind of fucked to thin that a director would sacrifice safety for realism. I know it’s not uncommon Fr directors to mislead actors to get a more realistic reaction. But no actor deserves to get hurt because of that. He’s not a serviceman. He didn’t sign up to put his safety at risk.
Ignore these tools michael, they're ignorant shits. While I don't believe in God the free world is extremely fortunate to have such an elite force of killers.
ihatecountry777 Yeah im tired of the these guys are tougher than these guys bs.... Anyone who has read the book or been fortunate enough as i was to see Marcus tell what happen in person and in much greater detail than even the book knows these men are hard as fucking nails... The film is amazing but it even in many ways doesnt portray the extreme they where put through while continuing to fight and as Marcus would say.... NEVER QUIT.
***** couldn't agree more stephen. there are so many young men who think they can have valid opinions about which secretive military branch is "better" as though they were comparing fucking sports teams. That's how these douchebags think, they haven't the slightest idea what they're talking about.
I'm having a good laugh at all of the people commenting how "if a mortar went off near your face you'd have no face left, bro". They aren't talking about military mortars that are firing rockets. They are talking about special effects compressed air mortars. They are tubes that are filled with debris, usually small sticks, dirt and foam pieces painted to look like rocks. When triggered a blast of highly compressed air blows all of the debris out of the tube or "mortar". They use this to simulate impact explosions, i.e. when an RPG would hit the ground or a wall. That kind of impact sends a bunch of debris flying. Watch any action movie and you will see this being used. So what happened to Mark Wahlberg was a compressed air cannon full of dirt and other debris was shot off at his face.
Patriot Eagle, I can feel your angst brother. I have found most Hollywood "firefights" to be akin to what we now see in Call of Duty and Battlefield video games. My son is a big time CoD player and intends to keep the family tradition of having a Robinson fight in every war the US has been involved in all the way back to the Spanish American War in Cuba around the turn of the 20th century. I am divorced from his mother and one of the things we do together is play video games (I am in Oregon he is in California) and converse through XBOX Live. I have long told my son that what you see I n Hollywood and video games is NOTHING close to the real thing and in real life there are NO re-spawns. My son is in awe of me being a combat veteran (I am a disabled veteran medically retired from the Army) and asks if I was scared. Of course I was scared, but the reality is, MOST firefights (at least the ones I was involved in) were conducted at distances of 200 to 500 meters with one or two at 40 to 50 meters. I told him those firefights were not as exciting as Hollywood makes them to be, some would consider them boring (obviously not us but you get the idea) I tell him the things you see in video games are from folks (kids) who all they have at stake is a re-spawn and hence why these games are so aggressive. I said for the most part, people in combat are NOT going to make these kamikaze charges and whatnot because well simply put, you are gonna die or get your brothers killed if you do shit like that. Same with Hollywood movies. Nevertheless, I did tell him that some of our Marine Corps brothers (I am an Army puke) do get into CQB situations with house to house and room to room fighting. Regardless, things are different when lives are on the line and the bullets are real. Yet most real world firefights would probably bore our generation of video gamers. With that, I will go see Lone Survivor and I think you should too Patriot Eagle, of course Hollywood will take their liberty, but from what I have been told by those who have seen it, they take great pains for authenticity and well I will let you know once I have seen it.
Arsene Knows Best So here we have a fellow from the UK explaining how we as American citizens are blind brainwashed and stupid to see that OUR government is a danger to us. Well my friend, we certainly have issues with OUR government. To that I MUST concur. Yet the thing is this, we as citizens are in fact a danger to our government as well. Well what I mean is if our government ever decides to go tyrannical, we will NOT go quietly into the night! Why? Because as American citizens we have our Constitution as well as OUR Bill of rights amendments 1 through 10. Our 2nd amendment right to bear arms is something we take very seriously. Should OUR government try to get crazy it will be a blood bath. Funny that a lad from the UK tells us our government is a danger to us. If I remember correctly, we used to be subjects under British rule. We decided we did NOT want to continue to be British subjects and as such we gave the British Monarchy and the British Army and the Royal Navy an EPIC ass whoopin' and we fought for and won OUR independence. Now we are Allies, why the need for so much trash talking my friend? Our government a danger to us? Funny thing is we will NOT allow our government to take away OUR right to bear arms, can you being a British subject claim the same? Of course you can't because the UK has banned almost all subjects from owning a firearm. Who's government is more of a threat? The British government can do what they will to their subjects, knowing full well you all are unarmed
***** oh yea totally. the guy who thinks its fucked up to kill is the sole reason for world peace being impossible. but you, the guy who thinks its ok to go around killing the "enemies" so that we can have peace, will give us world peace. wtf is that shit. lol man you are one ass backwards dumbshit
Arsene Knows Best YEAAAAAAH, what a fucked up country, but WHAT A FUCKED UP WORLD, WHAT A FUCKED UP RACE OF SENTIENT BEINGS... yeah humans... food for thought, that's the way it is and that's human nature, not USA's fault.
I know there is a lot of good people but the real root of a war is indirectly or directly the human itself, i just don't like how people blame a country for that, USA has a lot of power but if you see the big picture you will realize it was going to be USA or the next big world power country the one that would get blamed by everything.
Mr. Robinson I thank you for your service Sir. My father is an ARMY Ranger out of the 82nd Airborne division (Retired now) but non the less once a Ranger always a Ranger. I am very proud of my father and everything he's accomplished in his service days. I plan on joining the ARMY and going to Ranger school myself. My dad doesnt want me to but he respects my decision and backs me 110%. Most Veterans that I know that have seen combat first hand have emerged with some sort of trauma (PTSD or brain injuries) even my dad, if a plane flies overhead low, any sudden unexpected loud noise's, gunshot's ect. ect. sends him into flashbacks and in HIS MIND he's back in Grenada, Panama, Or Somalia. Most people who havent seen it or know what to expect thinks it's funny. I dont think anybody who's served this country should have to live with a lifetime full of health problem's, but unfortunately thats usually the case at hand. I take my father to most of his appointments at the V.A so I see alot of combat vets. My dad taught me at a young age that there's up's and down's with everything. That just where you as a human being have to weight out the options, and think about what it's worth to you. Is it worth your health, body, or life than just go from there, I respect your son's decision to enlist not many from my generation wants to join (im 21). I plan to serve my country and follow in my father footstep's (he's my own personal hero). I dont know why, Just figured i'd comment... So once again, Thank you for your service Mr. Robinson:)
I can’t believe the amount of “keyboard warriors” are commenting. Funny thing is most of them probably aren’t even servicemen. It’s just wrong that a director would sacrifice safety for realism. I know it’s not uncommon for directors to mislead actors to get a more realistic reaction. But no actor deserves to get hurt because of that. Walberg isn’t in the military. He didn’t sign up to put his safety at risk. He has every right to get upset.
So the movies suppose to be super accurate expect for the fact that the failed helicopter rescue was done at night and Lutrell didn’t stab anyone while he was hiding waiting to be rescued and he definitely wasn’t handed a knife by a kid..
I love these Hollywood types. These a movie and think they know what it is like to be in combat the two main differences are there real people shooting real bullets at you and two in combat no one yells Cut.
Metal fragments in his eyes from hitting the speed bag so much? That makes no sense. How would their be metal fragments first off, and secondly, how do they get in your eye?
"it was super intense and awesome I mean learning to fight like a SEAL...Brother he taught you everything he learned from day 1 alllll the way to day 2.
When I read the story about "Lone Survivor" and how forces were discovered by a young man. I remembered how almost the exact same thing happened to an SAS insertion team in Iraq. The team must decided what to do about this discovery. How coincidental that it also happened in Afghanistan. The story is related in the film "Bravo 2 Zero". The SAS team was B Squadron 22 SAS
this movie was truly amazing, if you get into movies often you will feel the connection of these four guys and the intensity they they felt. I really cant put into words how great this movie is. I couldn't imagine actually being there and doing that in real life, you can feel how scary it would be, being so far from home and away from your family not knowing if your ever going to see them again. MUST WATCH!
ZenCoder no he’s right mark never went to seal training or any combat, to me that shows disrespect to all combat veterans who served in any combat and put their lives on the line whether it was for resources or to save people.
@@NoneNone-dw1jo Its stupid how actors do that shit for their own personal gain when they could be respectful and give Marcus most of the money made fro. The film because he actually lived that and nobody seems to give a shit, they just want the money and to look "tough" in a movie.
I dont think the interviewer was wrong when he said "close call". although horrific, Mark wasn't permanently injured. I think that's what the interviewer meant, not trying to demean what happened.
Seems to me Marks version is the truth. It makes sense for someone to say "go on 2" to try and get a more realistic reaction from the actor bc they aren't anticipating the explosion. Also bc the director then completely contradicts what Mark says about it being intentional by saying it was a freak accident.
Can't believe those punks killed this hero's dog (the lone survivor) they had no idea of the hell they unleashed on themselves had the sheriff not caught them first. I would rather rub turpentine in a pit bulls ass as to mess with one of these seals.
Tammy Forbes Funny, A Mexican gang member killed my cousin who rescued Jessica Lynch during invasion in Iraq. When he came home his friends and family threw him a party. This punk ass gang member wanted a five minute fame jumped over the fence and shot my cousin in the head killed him instantly. I was in Afghanistan at that time. I didn’t know until 13 months later when I returned home from my deployment. This fucks deserves death penalty but nope, he’s still living in Mexico.
Marcus Lutrell is in the movie "Lone Survivor" ben foster got into his role so well and so did Mark Wahlberg and the others to show you that specops is what its all about-physical endurance when others are ready to give up...your training kicks in and you go beyond what the normal person can endure...you fight to the end
_Mark's a really dedicated person... he's strong and smart and talented. And he's a nice guy too._ Didn't he start out as some kind of low-life thug? No, I'm not saying thugs can't be strong and smart and talented. I just wonder about the nice guy part.
He has Metal Fragments in his eyes from hitting a speed bag too much ???? I literally can't stomach Mark Walhburger . He is a Actor , he acts....nobody with any measurable amount of common sense buys that BS... I had 2 AK rounds rip through my right thigh and knee right before I was hit in my eyes , face , and upper body with multiple pieces of metal shrapnel and tiny shards of glass from RPG and whatever else they were sending at us slamming into the building and vehicles we were trying to take cover behind . But worse then the bullets to my leg that slammed into me like a baseball bat or the multiple pieces shrapnel and other debris striking me everywhere and making it almost impossible to see and defend myself was coming just a few moments later when we were overrun and a insurgent jumped onto me and stuffed a bayonet or large blade through my left bicep before sticking me in my back with it a couple times and then slicing 18" up my back a inch deep while I was fighting for my life with my left arm and trying to reach my sidearm with my right so i could pop the MF and as many of his friends before it was too late and they killed us all . And all that happened because I soldiered too much . I guess I should have stayed home and hit a speed bag too much instead . But then I might be as dramatically "hypersensitive" as our Hero Walhburger here
The exhaustion, excessive fatigue, shell shock/ PTSD that Wahlberg demonstrates here, is not him acting, or performing from a script written for him to act out, it is his reality, and ironically is markedly similar to the body language of the actual SEAL, at 2:30
When the director was talking about the misfire in Wahlberg's face I can almost hear Luttrell thinking "Oh you had an explosion too close to your face? That must have been rough."
Thought the same exact thing.
hes an actor. its way different. luttrel had been trained and all of that and mark is basically a normal guy (minus the actor part) who had an explosive go off near his face. yeah, i think the reactions are going to be different.
I agree he was probably thinking along those lines. However; Marcus does understand that it is very different. We are not all soldiers or as incredibly badass as him.
CHUCK121100 Yeah but Mark Walburger is ranking in millions of dollars for the explosion to the face. And, when you go into a situation with live weaponry, no matter what it is, you better expect the worst and pray for the best. He signed up for that shit. You're filming a hyper realistic movie on actual events of warfare. Whereas Luttrel wasn't banking shit when he was being attacked by swarms of enemy gunfire, and I don't see him whining. I actually like Mark, but no matter what anyone says, he WAS being a bit of a fucking pussy. That's all I'm saying. You can tell everyone else in this video thought it too, but didn't want to speak ill of him and respectful. Unlike he was being when made those comments.
He really did get that "are you shitting me?" look on his face during that.
Don't let this video distract you from the fact that Tom Hanks served in WW2 and gave his life on that bridge to save Matt Damon.
bluedevils1983. Where did you gey your youtube name from? Clay high?
bluedevils1983 I never found out who Ernest was. 🤔
BAHAHAHA!
Did you march blue devils in 1983
Made my night
Uhm, I don't think M.Luttrell would advocate for any actor getting
injury to make a movie more ''realistic''. Don't be ridiculous.
It wasn't Luttrell's idea, it was Peter Berg
I farted.
@@annjellobrewno4768 gross
Who said it was Markus idea fucktard?
I agree Luttrell wanted these Actors to come across as real SEALS so me the audience gets a chance to see what his team went through he knows they are Actors and he would not want them hurt he even said it himself the Film portrayed the real events so close that if they pushed it a little farther to be a %100 TRUE STORY the Actors would have been seriously injured or even killed.
Mentally, Marcus is still up on that mountain.
I am here from his 911 call when someone murdered his service dog. Dude is eerily calm.
William Mitchell hes a navy seal their physically and mentally beaten to remain calm under firefights and other shitty situations
@@dawsynlarson696 He is still a human and you cant fk with your brain. Your brain fks with you. Called confabulation. I doubt that everything Marcus says is what actually happened. I dont say he is doing it on purpose, but obviously he went through alot so I think his brain is making alot of stuff up without him knowing.
Korci Diamond i think you heavily underestimate what conditions the human mind is capable of operating under.
these men are trained to do technically demanding procedures underwater while literally being at their very limit to drowning.
this dude crawled for 7 miles after the gunfight was over with his tongue half bitten of, his face and nose broken, his back broken in multiple places and more than a few bullets in him.
they are some of the hardest fuckers on earth, not only physically but especially mentally.
He got really fucking fat over the years.
Just the cold stare of Marcus's eyes tells me he saw some shit.
Did you see the speech he gave on what happened? I mean, Jesus. This guy IS some shit.
Is he the Navy seal that pooped his pants?
I agree and it pisses me off when people say he’s a liar and say his story changes. They don’t realize that in some speeches he just Dosent go into as much detail and in others he tells it more descriptive so then all of sudden every libtard attacks Him saying he changes his story, when he really Dosent. Sorry for ranting but I just think it’s disrespectful after what he’s been thru and done for my country.
Decr 10 They’re liberals, it’s what they do. Sorry pieces of shit who haven’t a clue of what sacrifice or honor means.
The funny thing is if you question anything, you’re a liberal piece of shit or whatever. There are two stories; one says he ran and had a bunch of ammo, the other says he was in an intense firefight and you know his story..........
I am one that wasn’t there, hasn’t ever been there. But from outside looking in, it’s hard to stomach either situation. One thing is certain, he’s seen some shit and been through some shit a lot of us will never see. I like to think I’m pretty bad, but I’d shit myself and probably cry my way dead. So can’t say much
I thought he was a bad choice because Marcus Lutrell is like 6'5" and Wahlberg is like 5'7"
They are both bloviating assholes that will step over and on anyone for personal fame and profit.
Stacey E Can you kindly fuck off these videos?
Ya and they look nothing like each other, one is a dark brunette the other looks like matt damon
Stacey E Maybe the movie director was in it because he knew it's a big story so more profit towards his side but Marcus lutrell has earned his right to gain off this story come back to me when you tell me how it feels to face plant onto a boulder biting your tongue in half and swallowing it and losing your best friend, you are uneducated and I've seen multiple comments from you I think you need to educate yourself a little bit more you have no idea what this man went through, I may be a couple months late to this comment but that doesn't excuse the fact you disrespected a navy seal who fights for our country and helps us without these men we wouldn't be here today once you become a navy seal and earn your title maybe I'll respect your a opinion a little bit more but till then you have no clue. If you reply to this comment you'll ask how do I know it truly happened but here's my back up how did he make it up where he pin pointed two of his dead friends axe was a little bit more miles but understandable since he didn't know where he was when he woke up after being knocked out, so for you to criticize this man is horrible, I respect our military and these men die for you so the least you could do is listen to their story and not try to call it lies.
satelng it’s like when you read a good book then they make a movie. And movie sucks
I can't believe what these brave actors will go through to defend our freedom.
🤣🤣🤣
Mark! bro! Don't ever tell that story again. EVER!!!
LOL
😂😂😂
Ha ha
Totally on Walhbergs side; he may not he the nicest guy but this is one time his anger was justified. He was hired to play a navy seal not to become one. Sure it wouldn't bother Marcus but Mark isn't Marcus.
+LyricalXilence TOTALLY TOTALLY FUCKING AGREED. ALL THESE COCKSUCKERS ON HERE THAT HAVE NEVER HAD EYE SURGERIES WILL NEVER UNDERSTAND! NEVER! it's so god damn easy to make light of the situation when you've never had a part of your body altered by surgery and now it feels weak.
nukka200 I take it you are very passionate about eye surgery awareness...
So passionate he typed his comment in caps so people who have had eye surgery can still read it lol
carpy1970 lmfao goteem!
Also remember thy Marcus is barely even human, during BUDS he broke his whole leg and continued run on it because he thought he just pulled his groin.
You know I love Mark. His support of the troops and making movies like this is great. That explosion is what we went through on every mission so now you truly understand what you are supporting and what we go through.
Derrick Stinnett my bullshit meter is pegged the fuck out with your comment. Vietnam? OIF? OEF? every mission? I was in Iraq and Afghanistan so saying every mission like it was out of a movie is something a civilian would say. Biggest red flag is saying that because a fucking air mortar went off near him now he knows what I went through. I say I not We because you were never there.
Is that the only way civilians can truly understand and support what they do? By having bombs blown up in our faces? Makes a lot of sense. We can’t understand or support anyone unless whats happened to them happened to us? Thats some segregated thinking
Marcus, As a 38 year Army Veteran with only two Combat tours, I am torn between the best parts of your actions. Your will to survive or setting through the Hollywood interviews and not ripping some of the reporters heads off. I felt your anexity during the interviews. You are "A True American Hero" for surviving both role and telling the story straight so others can experience the insight of what our military has to go through for those ungrateful Bastards we give up our lives for! Thank you, to you, your team and your family. On behave of a greatful Nation, under God!
Thank you for your service Sir!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
(I’m a 17yo PROUD patriot, and i’ll ALWAYS be proud and grateful to be an AMERICAN)
Amen
Thank you David for remaining proud of your service as I am grateful to you for it. Even knowing that some of the people you and your men risked and lost lives for, are in fact enemies of our great nation.
Amen
Watch closely at 2:21-2:30. As soon as Peter Berg says "RPG's", Marcus just stopped blinking and you can just tell that he immediately was brought back to that Mountain when they were surrounded. That look just gives me chills. I can't imagine living with that memory.
His name is Morgan Luttrell (not sure why they mis-wrote his name) he’s now running for Congress in Texas in the 2022 elections. He’s a pro-American man.
@@stacestrace6142 that’s his brother
Literally nothing about his face changed, you're reading something into it that you want to be there. He just looks bored imo.
@@stacestrace6142 Its his brother running for congress.
2:12 Marcus having to sit there and listen to the director talk about how dangerous the film was to make.
Does that not give Marcus more credibility on how dangerous his job is?
Im sure Marcus wouldn't approve of any actors being injured just doing their jobs.
Mark acts as if he really went to war lol
+Joseph Towers That's pretty cool then.
"Is a Seal." .. You don't stop being a Seal, or any other title once you earn it..
+Joseph Towers yup
+Joseph Towers what company were u in?
Cco 2-22 IN 10th Mountain Div, Aco 2-6 IN and HHC 2-6 IN 2BCT 1AD
“We were out there in the mountains for the whole day.” You also had catering and your nice air conditioned trailer to go back to when you were done. 😂
1:43 "I've had metal fragments in my eyes from hitting the speed bag so many times" what a stupid thing to say
Alton akabigpoppa what do to expect from some worthless inflated ego based hollywood cream puff piece of shit
Why? That is how normal people talk - he's giving context. Time to leave the shack and meet some people.
He really is a fucking idiot
@@atomsk1972 because you don't get metal fragments in your eyes from hitting a speed bag dude. Pro boxers would be blind if that was the case. Mark is just being a pussy
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2:12
damn, poor marcus, you can tell he's just thinking about that day..
Mr Hansen wdym if youre doing that dumb ass correcting shit like oh no was at night crap then stfu
@@xxwolfxxcodex6191 BRO UR COMMENTING 6 YEARS AGO😂😂😂 LMAO
@@ricoreyna1743 BRO YOU ARE COMMENTING 7 MONTHS AGO 😂😂😂 LMAO
@@hunterbrookshire1 😂😂ik but 6 YEARS is CRAZZY tho
@@hunterbrookshire1 BRO YOU ARE COMMENTING 1 DAY AGO
@ 2:13 when the director is talking about explosives on the "movie set" and Marcus just has that blank distant stare. You know exactly what is going through his mind, and it a'int a movie set.
One of the best movies of all time. Mark and the cast were awesome. Very emotional for a prior service member. Although, I was in a medical unit I did serve during the war and it just brings back a lot of memories.
Absolutely!
Metal fragments in the eyes from speed bag??WTF.
I hit the speed bag all the time, mine is made of cowhide though
James Sproule the only thing I can think of would be the piece that the speedbag is hooked to the board with. The little swivel thingy.
Init what a pussyole
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I was thinking the same thing - where the eff does metal come from in a speed bag ?
Come on mark u complaining about that,Marcus still suffering from loss of family friends brothers his wounds will never heal.
Yeah but that doesn’t fking mean you gonna commit a dangerous act, what if he actually got his face injured ? Are you still gonna say he shouldn’t have complained ?
Were they talking about the same incident? Sounds like they weren't even on the same page...misfire or "go on 2"?
think about it they wanted everything in the movie to look realistic. what's more realistic than an explosion when you arnt expecting it
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Totally something certain directors would do. To get the most "authentic" performance out of their actors.
After just seeing clips from the movie, and watching a Marcus Luttrell interview, I'm glad that this was difficult and hard to handle. The man literally survived an end of life scenario, most of his bones were broken and all of his friends died.
I'm glad this was difficult to film, it should be. It really should be.
Hell if you get the chance, watch Rambo first blood with Stallone doing the commentary over the movie. He said that several squibs went off right next to him which shot rock debris into his face, he put his hand accidentally on a squib and it went off and he was afraid to look at his hand because he thought some of his fingers got blown off. But he also mentioned how well he and many of these actors get paid, so he can't complain.
Tony Bologna also Stallone feel from the tree and broke some ribs and the seen where he’s on the ground yelling is real and he wanted to put it in the movie
I never knew he done a voice over for it. Thanks man I'm going to check it out. Its a fantastic film
It is a good movie and all the actors done an awesome job in it. I've watched it a couple times and cry when they start getting attacked. For the real Lone Survivor, Murphy is a hero and I'm sure he'll never forget what he went through and his friends that were killed. Thank you Murphy for serving our country, know that you are LOVED !!
I box almost every day and hit the speed bag everything. I have no idea how that would cause metal to land In ur eyes. The things are a vinyl covering with a rubber bladder inside. No metal anywhere on it
I was thinking about that too it could've been the hinge that's on top of the speed bad could've been old and have some shavings fall off every time he hit it 🤔💪🏼
Edward Rodriguez You're absolutely right. I've never gotten hit in the eye or the face, but I have gotten hit.
Sam Deddens he probably had a cheap ass speed bag. (I know he's rich) but that's the only thing I can think of
Holy shit, the second Marcus came on screen and the director is saying how they used RPGs and shit you can see in his dead stare when hearing how they blew shit up to make it real he wasn’t thinking of the film he was thinking of the real thing and that’s just heartbreaking. God bless you Hero of men.
How do you get metal fragments in your eyes from the speed bag.
You don't
lol I was thinking the same. Wally should get an emmy for that performance.
Man: "Today was rough. I was just doing my job, and I almost got blown up."
RUclips keyboard warrior: *kicks down door and enters room*
RUclips keyboard warrior: "BUT NOT AS ROUGH AS WHAT OUR SOLDIERS GO THROUGH."
I mean our soldiers do endure a lot.
yes, they do. and so do many of our police officers. so do our firefighters. so do our fishermen, loggers, pilots, farmers, miners, etc etc etc.
funny how those jobs don't get the same manner of attention.
jakeisawesome Because soldiers are in risk of being tortured, blown up, shot etc. Other jobs don't have the same dangers except for being shot at, but our soldiers get shot at by rpgs and aks
police officers are never shot at by anything bigger than guns? and what about plummeting to your death? burning to death? drowning, starving, or dying of thirst in the middle of nowhere? navigating through dangerous weather/climates at the risk of exploding or crashing? getting crushed under the earth? you think those are any less deadly?
there are plenty of ways to die and suffer in this world. we just have a way of romanticizing the military ways.
jakeisawesome Because soldiers are Suffering in foreign countries, but we can deal with our home sufferings quicker.
The cost of freedom can be found at your local VA hospital. Semper Fi!
Lawrence Trujillo Semper Fi brother
Fuck off you fucking idiot.
Facts.
You mean the poor uneducated souls that ate the government propaganda?
And at ARLINGTON!
Love the way these actors talk like they’ve done seal selection 😂
Not really. They talked about the filming.
Rumblefish Outdoors ok then 😂
Ranger as mad as Murdock !
Lmao Mark the type of person to say he passed BUDs with flying colors 💀
Wahlberg has always been self important...he said he would have stopped the terrorists from crashing the plane on 911 if he'd been on.
2:19 Marcus is just like "haha u thought that was dangerous"
Enzy Bro is seemed to me like he was just thinking about the real scenario. Kudos. Not sure I could do that so calmly.
His face is emotionless. You are just making stuff up
Marcus Luttrell will be in my heart forever.
God Bless OUR WARRIORS ALL!
"Problems with my eyes" yeah I know two vietnamese guys that can say the same
A part of Marcus never came off of that mountain. He literally went through Hell.
I really have to stop reading the comments. Yeesh!
lol...+1
LMAO.. me too Anthony. Your comment I can agree with 100% and I should be safe from anything flying in my face.
Jobs Burleson Tx Oh how I miss the Crowley-Burleson area.
Thanks for the mention Richard. I am a Native and loved the Summer time as a kid and young man, but the hottest part of our summers seem to last at least 6 mo. now. Its crazy. Hope you get a chance to move back. God Bless
I graduated from Crowley High, and have been gone for about 6 years now. I HOPE I can make it back someday.
Well I can understand his frustration I for one feel that the way he reacted was extremely immature. I mean for god sakes man he was acting in an action movie things like that are bound to happen and even if it was a mistake you do not go around wrecking the set. This is just like when Christian Bale went on that stupid little tirade during Terminator Salvation filming.
I'd be totally pissed off if something blew up in my face & damn near blinded me. That isn't in the job description of anyone except maybe a soldier. So Mark had every right to be totally pissed off about it.
aquamann88 that may be true in some ways but still he was acting in an action movie therefore you are expected to take a few smacks. Now yes considering the fact that nearly blinded him I can understand being upset brides that doesn't change the fact that the way he reacted was extremely immature several actors have done stuff like this. It's also said that during the filming of the first Starship Troopers film Jake Busey took a few bursts from the blank ammunition that was being used from another character who is a little too close to him. Event yelled cut and got the director Paul Verhoeven very upset. This is why I don't like a lot of actors. They may play interesting characters but 9 times out of 10 they seem like their real life personalities are just flat out horrible. One of the few actors that I've actually met physically and felt like a really nice person was Tom Hanks.
***** I would have reacted angry if I was him also. As a soldier we are used to these things so it is normal for us, but for an actor... what do you need to be an actor? presence, your appearance. If there was a chance his vision and face were damaged how could he do acting again. his career could be over. that's why he reacted like that. Christian Bale was just being a diva. totally different scenarios.
mar ines well it is true that the mix-up could have easily cost him his vision I still think that ripping up the set was not the right course of action down may be knocking one or two things over and then going off in the woods trailer that's fine you know I would have done the same thing if I were in the circumstance. But still I find his reaction that he told us about to be very immature.
It is not immature at all. When you are working with explosions like this people's lives are at stake if you do not take the right precautions. He should go off on them so that they realise how serious this is and they won't do it again.
There were a ton of inaccuracies in this movie. I wonder why Lutrell didn't get onto them.
getting metal fragments in your eyes from a speed bag is a first in my 10 years of Mix Martial Arts... Never heard of that before lol
Daniel Ivey got me feeling like anyday I’m going to start feeling the metal fragments in my eyes
You don't know how Matt uses the speed ball man
Not one of them Said they did it to honor the memory of Murphy, Dietz and Axelson. RIP Your not forgotten in Our HOME!!
Mark "I had metal fragments in my eye from hitting the speed bag too much" Wahlberg
And?
@@redwatch1100 how can that happen?
What type of guy says that after making a movie about 4 of the toughest mothers that ever walked the earth - no self-awareness or sense of place or relativity.
Wow. That's messed up. How could you blow up a bomb in the face of your actor? How wrong is that?
peter berg, blown away at his success. he was in cheesy movies as an actor and now directs great movies. kudos to him!
The Kingdom, one of best ever
hey Marcus, did you put down your weapon and run?
Mark" I assaulted two older men during a robbery" Walhberger
And has never had the guts to tell the man he was a hoodulum and own up to it .
2:44 Marcus's look like,Really nigga!?
00:01 look at me and all I did vs.
00:30 humble character in a man
RUclips recommended this as my next video: Mark Wahlberg says "How f*cking dare you compare acting to military service... you get to go home to a hotel with chicken dinner..."
i wonder if Eric Bana knows his portrayal as Hoot and particular scene from black hawk down has become one of the most iconic people to the army lol atleast as in movie heros. "this is my safety"
Great movie. Great guys all. The real SEALs and the actors. The actors behaved very honorably. It is an honor to just be able to watch the movie. Marcus Luttrell has handles everything amazingly. You can’t imagine going through something like that.
Yes, being an actor is very similar to be a Navy Seal....those long days on the movie set. Takes a real man.
Marcus looked as if he was right back in that battle on that mountain, I cannot imagine what being on the set of that movie must have felt like for him
LOL- 00:03 the simpletons at Entertainment Tonight misspelled Mark Wahlberg's name. What a slap in the face, and it "couldn't happen to a nicer guy!" There is justice in the world
So what you people are saying is that you are not allowed to complain about a cut or something because there are people with broken bones. A mortar exploded in his face, how is he supposed to react? Do you think Marcus was okay with getting shot at for days upon days? Just because someone else has it worse does not always mean that people cannot be upset about stuff happening to themselves. You make it sound like Marcus would go through that all over again because its something that makes him tough.
They're dumbass kids. I'm mean if they watched the interview, Mark made a valid point of his eyes being super sensitive from previous accident
Luttrell looks like he's a broken man in his expressions in interviews
Part of him died on that mountain d
He pretty much lost family
Did he really let those tali’s go free ?
@@ricardo.i.i.i sadly, yes. But he couldn't just execute them. What if they were not tallis ? It would have been a war crime and they couldn't take the risk.
WarHawk_95 that is so unfortunate :(
Berg: "It was a dangerous film to make." Look at Luttrell sitting there listening to that crap. What a patient man he is.
Ones a Navy Seal(by choice) who went to war,ones a director(by choice)making a movie..apples to fucking cannonballs!
Kind of interesting how Wahlberg says "he said let it go off on '2'", and Berg says it was a "misfire"...
Good catch.
Every now and then, a warrior has to take one on the face.
I was going to ask about this too, I think it was a misfire and Wahlberg is being a crybaby bitch
🤔 , which is it?
Lol, I’m glad I wasn’t the only one to notice that.
That’s kind of fucked to thin that a director would sacrifice safety for realism. I know it’s not uncommon Fr directors to mislead actors to get a more realistic reaction. But no actor deserves to get hurt because of that. He’s not a serviceman. He didn’t sign up to put his safety at risk.
Loved this film. Navy Seals are something we are blessed to have on this earth.
you imbecile
If you think Navy Seals are tough, take a look at the Special air Service(SAS)
Ignore these tools michael, they're ignorant shits. While I don't believe in God the free world is extremely fortunate to have such an elite force of killers.
ihatecountry777
Yeah im tired of the these guys are tougher than these guys bs.... Anyone who has read the book or been fortunate enough as i was to see Marcus tell what happen in person and in much greater detail than even the book knows these men are hard as fucking nails... The film is amazing but it even in many ways doesnt portray the extreme they where put through while continuing to fight and as Marcus would say.... NEVER QUIT.
***** couldn't agree more stephen. there are so many young men who think they can have valid opinions about which secretive military branch is "better" as though they were comparing fucking sports teams. That's how these douchebags think, they haven't the slightest idea what they're talking about.
Aww poor little Mark had movie dirt flung in his little face near his poor little eyes. I hope hes okay. Poor little guy.
I'm having a good laugh at all of the people commenting how "if a mortar went off near your face you'd have no face left, bro". They aren't talking about military mortars that are firing rockets. They are talking about special effects compressed air mortars. They are tubes that are filled with debris, usually small sticks, dirt and foam pieces painted to look like rocks. When triggered a blast of highly compressed air blows all of the debris out of the tube or "mortar". They use this to simulate impact explosions, i.e. when an RPG would hit the ground or a wall. That kind of impact sends a bunch of debris flying. Watch any action movie and you will see this being used.
So what happened to Mark Wahlberg was a compressed air cannon full of dirt and other debris was shot off at his face.
Do you think Marcus is okay with the making of lone survivor?
Patriot Eagle, I can feel your angst brother. I have found most Hollywood "firefights" to be akin to what we now see in Call of Duty and Battlefield video games. My son is a big time CoD player and intends to keep the family tradition of having a Robinson fight in every war the US has been involved in all the way back to the Spanish American War in Cuba around the turn of the 20th century.
I am divorced from his mother and one of the things we do together is play video games (I am in Oregon he is in California) and converse through XBOX Live. I have long told my son that what you see I n Hollywood and video games is NOTHING close to the real thing and in real life there are NO re-spawns.
My son is in awe of me being a combat veteran (I am a disabled veteran medically retired from the Army) and asks if I was scared. Of course I was scared, but the reality is, MOST firefights (at least the ones I was involved in) were conducted at distances of 200 to 500 meters with one or two at 40 to 50 meters. I told him those firefights were not as exciting as Hollywood makes them to be, some would consider them boring (obviously not us but you get the idea)
I tell him the things you see in video games are from folks (kids) who all they have at stake is a re-spawn and hence why these games are so aggressive. I said for the most part, people in combat are NOT going to make these kamikaze charges and whatnot because well simply put, you are gonna die or get your brothers killed if you do shit like that. Same with Hollywood movies.
Nevertheless, I did tell him that some of our Marine Corps brothers (I am an Army puke) do get into CQB situations with house to house and room to room fighting. Regardless, things are different when lives are on the line and the bullets are real. Yet most real world firefights would probably bore our generation of video gamers.
With that, I will go see Lone Survivor and I think you should too Patriot Eagle, of course Hollywood will take their liberty, but from what I have been told by those who have seen it, they take great pains for authenticity and well I will let you know once I have seen it.
Arsene Knows Best So here we have a fellow from the UK explaining how we as American citizens are blind brainwashed and stupid to see that OUR government is a danger to us.
Well my friend, we certainly have issues with OUR government. To that I MUST concur. Yet the thing is this, we as citizens are in fact a danger to our government as well. Well what I mean is if our government ever decides to go tyrannical, we will NOT go quietly into the night! Why? Because as American citizens we have our Constitution as well as OUR Bill of rights amendments 1 through 10. Our 2nd amendment right to bear arms is something we take very seriously. Should OUR government try to get crazy it will be a blood bath. Funny that a lad from the UK tells us our government is a danger to us. If I remember correctly, we used to be subjects under British rule. We decided we did NOT want to continue to be British subjects and as such we gave the British Monarchy and the British Army and the Royal Navy an EPIC ass whoopin' and we fought for and won OUR independence.
Now we are Allies, why the need for so much trash talking my friend? Our government a danger to us? Funny thing is we will NOT allow our government to take away OUR right to bear arms, can you being a British subject claim the same? Of course you can't because the UK has banned almost all subjects from owning a firearm. Who's government is more of a threat? The British government can do what they will to their subjects, knowing full well you all are unarmed
***** oh yea totally. the guy who thinks its fucked up to kill is the sole reason for world peace being impossible. but you, the guy who thinks its ok to go around killing the "enemies" so that we can have peace, will give us world peace. wtf is that shit. lol man you are one ass backwards dumbshit
Arsene Knows Best YEAAAAAAH, what a fucked up country, but WHAT A FUCKED UP WORLD, WHAT A FUCKED UP RACE OF SENTIENT BEINGS... yeah humans... food for thought, that's the way it is and that's human nature, not USA's fault.
I know there is a lot of good people but the real root of a war is indirectly or directly the human itself, i just don't like how people blame a country for that, USA has a lot of power but if you see the big picture you will realize it was going to be USA or the next big world power country the one that would get blamed by everything.
Mr. Robinson I thank you for your service Sir. My father is an ARMY Ranger out of the 82nd Airborne division (Retired now) but non the less once a Ranger always a Ranger. I am very proud of my father and everything he's accomplished in his service days. I plan on joining the ARMY and going to Ranger school myself. My dad doesnt want me to but he respects my decision and backs me 110%. Most Veterans that I know that have seen combat first hand have emerged with some sort of trauma (PTSD or brain injuries) even my dad, if a plane flies overhead low, any sudden unexpected loud noise's, gunshot's ect. ect. sends him into flashbacks and in HIS MIND he's back in Grenada, Panama, Or Somalia. Most people who havent seen it or know what to expect thinks it's funny. I dont think anybody who's served this country should have to live with a lifetime full of health problem's, but unfortunately thats usually the case at hand. I take my father to most of his appointments at the V.A so I see alot of combat vets. My dad taught me at a young age that there's up's and down's with everything. That just where you as a human being have to weight out the options, and think about what it's worth to you. Is it worth your health, body, or life than just go from there, I respect your son's decision to enlist not many from my generation wants to join (im 21). I plan to serve my country and follow in my father footstep's (he's my own personal hero).
I dont know why, Just figured i'd comment...
So once again, Thank you for your service Mr. Robinson:)
Where was it filmed?
I can’t believe the amount of “keyboard warriors” are commenting. Funny thing is most of them probably aren’t even servicemen.
It’s just wrong that a director would sacrifice safety for realism. I know it’s not uncommon for directors to mislead actors to get a more realistic reaction. But no actor deserves to get hurt because of that. Walberg isn’t in the military. He didn’t sign up to put his safety at risk. He has every right to get upset.
You’re making a movie about men who died , ferociously! And the biggest thing is his eyes ? Cmon man
I like how they characterize the mortar as a real mortar lol
So the movies suppose to be super accurate expect for the fact that the failed helicopter rescue was done at night and Lutrell didn’t stab anyone while he was hiding waiting to be rescued and he definitely wasn’t handed a knife by a kid..
No shit
This guy really tries to come off hard!! Fragments from a speed bag...
I love the way these actors are so worried if the screw the scene up. They have nothing to worry about compared to real armed service members.
When Marky Mark knife that guy in a bar when he was a teen up in Boston, the strobe lights got his eyes messed up. Never been the same since.
This is one of my favorite war movies with Saving Private Ryan, Fury and the Deer hunter.
I love these Hollywood types. These a movie and think they know what it is like to be in combat the two main differences are there real people shooting real bullets at you and two in combat no one yells Cut.
Metal fragments in his eyes from hitting the speed bag so much? That makes no sense. How would their be metal fragments first off, and secondly, how do they get in your eye?
"it was super intense and awesome I mean learning to fight like a SEAL...Brother he taught you everything he learned from day 1 alllll the way to day 2.
That's Funny!!
When I read the story about "Lone Survivor" and how forces were discovered by a young man. I remembered how almost the exact same thing happened to an SAS insertion team in Iraq. The team must decided what to do about this discovery. How coincidental that it also happened in Afghanistan. The story is related in the film "Bravo 2 Zero". The SAS team was B Squadron 22 SAS
this movie was truly amazing, if you get into movies often you will feel the connection of these four guys and the intensity they they felt. I really cant put into words how great this movie is. I couldn't imagine actually being there and doing that in real life, you can feel how scary it would be, being so far from home and away from your family not knowing if your ever going to see them again. MUST WATCH!
I wanna know how big the guy who was throwing Marcus around is.
Fake Tough Guy.
ZenCoder no he’s right mark never went to seal training or any combat, to me that shows disrespect to all combat veterans who served in any combat and put their lives on the line whether it was for resources or to save people.
@@NoneNone-dw1jo Its stupid how actors do that shit for their own personal gain when they could be respectful and give Marcus most of the money made fro. The film because he actually lived that and nobody seems to give a shit, they just want the money and to look "tough" in a movie.
@@NoneNone-dw1jo wtf ur weird they are actors and they did well
Rionnation wtf you’re weird and disrespectful. They took the money and none of it went to people who needed it.
@@NoneNone-dw1jo No ur a cry baby. U dont understand. We dont live for others boy like u iggnorant
Those are two very different accounts, someone changing protocol and detonating on 2 instead of after 3 and go is very different than a misfire.
Loved all these guys in this fantastic movie!
I dont think the interviewer was wrong when he said "close call". although horrific, Mark wasn't permanently injured. I think that's what the interviewer meant, not trying to demean what happened.
Bro homeboy really acting like he lived that shit lmfaooo
Seems to me Marks version is the truth. It makes sense for someone to say "go on 2" to try and get a more realistic reaction from the actor bc they aren't anticipating the explosion. Also bc the director then completely contradicts what Mark says about it being intentional by saying it was a freak accident.
Yeah a mortar round went off on his face but his face is fine...😂😂
Such an inspiring story, R.I.P to Marcus brothers 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Can't believe those punks killed this hero's dog (the lone survivor) they had no idea of the hell they unleashed on themselves had the sheriff not caught them first. I would rather rub turpentine in a pit bulls ass as to mess with one of these seals.
Tammy Forbes amen to that.
It's should be the law that people who hurt animals have to be locked in a room with a Pissed off Seal.
Tammy Forbes Funny, A Mexican gang member killed my cousin who rescued Jessica Lynch during invasion in Iraq. When he came home his friends and family threw him a party. This punk ass gang member wanted a five minute fame jumped over the fence and shot my cousin in the head killed him instantly. I was in Afghanistan at that time. I didn’t know until 13 months later when I returned home from my deployment. This fucks deserves death penalty but nope, he’s still living in Mexico.
Casting: "Luttrell is 6'5" so who should we get to portray him...I know! Let's get 5'8" on a good day Mark Wahlberg!"
He sounds like he's absolutely exhausted from doing interviews.
Good ol' Riggins...... Clear eyes, full heart, can't loose.
Mark finally felt the vibration
Marcus Lutrell is in the movie "Lone Survivor" ben foster got into his role so well and so did Mark Wahlberg and the others to show you that specops is what its all about-physical endurance when others are ready to give up...your training kicks in and you go beyond what the normal person can endure...you fight to the end
Walk it off Wahlberg you are a tough guy.
If he was an actual tough guy, he wouldn't pick on an old Asian guy and give him a beating.
3:15 You can tell Marcus is like “ Wahlberg is such a little bitch.”
There is nothing at that mark.
Marcus is a “BEAR” of a man and Markie Mark is a member of the “Short Man Club.”
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_Mark's a really dedicated person... he's strong and smart and talented. And he's a nice guy too._ Didn't he start out as some kind of low-life thug? No, I'm not saying thugs can't be strong and smart and talented. I just wonder about the nice guy part.
He has Metal Fragments in his eyes from hitting a speed bag too much ???? I literally can't stomach Mark Walhburger . He is a Actor , he acts....nobody with any measurable amount of common sense buys that BS... I had 2 AK rounds rip through my right thigh and knee right before I was hit in my eyes , face , and upper body with multiple pieces of metal shrapnel and tiny shards of glass from RPG and whatever else they were sending at us slamming into the building and vehicles we were trying to take cover behind . But worse then the bullets to my leg that slammed into me like a baseball bat or the multiple pieces shrapnel and other debris striking me everywhere and making it almost impossible to see and defend myself was coming just a few moments later when we were overrun and a insurgent jumped onto me and stuffed a bayonet or large blade through my left bicep before sticking me in my back with it a couple times and then slicing 18" up my back a inch deep while I was fighting for my life with my left arm and trying to reach my sidearm with my right so i could pop the MF and as many of his friends before it was too late and they killed us all . And all that happened because I soldiered too much . I guess I should have stayed home and hit a speed bag too much instead . But then I might be as dramatically "hypersensitive" as our Hero Walhburger here
Then god came down and thanked you
The exhaustion, excessive fatigue, shell shock/ PTSD that Wahlberg demonstrates here, is not him acting, or performing from a script written for him to act out, it is his reality, and ironically is markedly similar to the body language of the actual SEAL, at 2:30
Personal opinion, they fought for the deaths at 9/11.
what?...
dafuq ?!
the faq?!!
Wut
No.
I still don't get how Luttrell still had all his ammo by the time he got saved, he only went through one clip?
People judging wahlberg for this are crazy he’s an ACTOR not a soldier
Also, he's a punk that beat up an old Asian man for no reason.
@@DukeSteele facts lol
Notice that Mark wasn’t telling his story around Marcus!!!