can someone provide some real captions, because they died in the first half. i am only able to understand half of the video without it, which is mum. just kidding i know it's ma'am. but i still cant understand some parts of the vid haha
It's no thicker than all the American accents we're forced to listen to on so many shows. Get real folks, and get familiar with Irish, Scottish, Welsh, Australian, South African, Indian, Yorkshire, Lancashire, Geordie and all the wonderful panoply of dialects and accents the English-speaking world has to offer.
He's a bloody good bodyguard but his photography skills are god tier. He puts his phone up for a split second and manages to take a crystal clear photo
As someone who has never been a sniper or bodyguard, I can neither confirm nor deny how authentically this scene was put together. I do have some experience driving cars though, can confirm they do have the ability to go both forward and backward.
I love that the first like 30 seconds to a minute after the car crashes he sits in his seat completely terrified and THEN his training kicks in, very realistic.
How tf this man knew it was only 1 sniper and what side to get out of than he moves the dead body out the car and sits in the driver seat on the phone legit 1 minute after he says "Stay away from the windows they aren't bullet proof"
@@LucidNotSoLucid Because if you looked closely one bullet hit directly the other man. So if you are really well trained you exactly know where the shot came from. And because it went to the front or side window you can say these windows are not bulletproof obviously. So ye by these information you can explain how he know.
@@Guacgamiing No sir. It is not possible not that fast and also when he moves the dead body out and sits in driver seat his head is exposed but the sniper no shot, splain dat shit
@@LucidNotSoLucid Sniper was up high on the opposite side of the vehicle, he wouldn't be able to see his head through the roof of the vehicle. The other guy was shot earlier when the vehicle was in a different position.
@@konstantinsakharovsky7980 do they let foreigners rent cars there? How many people end up in head on collisions? Why doesn’t the UK switch to the right side of the road, like normal countries do? I am curious to know these things 🧐 😂
Keeps another officer from killing you when they see you in the middle of a mass shooting with a weapon and a Harley shirt. We use mesh pull over vests...You never know when you have to intervein. Every single certified LEO whether it be Deputy,Constable,Game Warden are all trained in " Active Shooter Response " basically giving every officer the same ERT knowledge
1:20-1:28 she is in the shock phase and the anxiety and stress of the situation in combination of her likely rapid heart rate is causing her to breathe hard. I been through a couple traumatic situations. This is how ppl usually react.. She's displaying that well. She's not all out crying like a "damsel in distress." A lot of actresses/actors do this and it seems so fake. Never seen this show. I might just stream it because of this scene and acting alone.
back in the day when i worked for the JBC (Jamaica Broadcasting Corporation) we never used fake blood. We used goat blood. It smells funny and the actors always have this genuine look of disgust on their faces.
I'm a real life bodyguard and up until today this is still terrifying. But he's execution of procedures are so accurate. He calmed the client constantly while remaing clear in his thinking patterns. Realistic. But the client shouldn't have been left alone, in case this was a diversion.
I mean, the guy literally pulls out his phone with blood on his hands and manages to take a photo, exactly where the person was standing. Also, No sniper stands like that off a building XD. There are high-rise buildings opposite so how did nobody even see the guy. In London, every pleb turns around when you sit and tie your shoe.
@@gxy7166 Yeah but your primary objective as a bodyguard is not to pursue the suspect. It is to remove the client from the danger and continue to a point of absolute safety, away from all forms of harm. Not to pursue the criminal - That's the job of an investigative law official.
@@sloht4061 no he took a photo in the general direction then proceeded to zoom in on the picture he didn't magically take a photo of the snipers exact location 🤦 If you can take a photo when it's raining how come you can't take a photo with blood on your hands ?? I fail to see y this seems impossible to you ??
I feel bad for that driver and his family. He was two days away from retirement; his daughter just gave birth to his first grandchild and his dog just had puppies. Tragic, just tragic. I just made all of that up but that's the usual backstory of extra's.
I love how they portrayed his PTSD and anxiety in this show so much. We don't often see that kind of stuff. All we see is people being badass like they have no fear at all when that's never the case 99% of the time.
I've seen a few that welcomed death with open arms, but were never hugged back. Some people just live for that shit. Most are Do or Die. Scared, but get shit done. Then there's the piss yourself, and can't move a muscle peeps. Those types are typically eggressed from the service before being allowed in a conflict situation. Some still slip through though. However, just like any animal.... when your life is on the line.... your teeth will show. You would be utterly shocked at what you're capable of. Most don't get PTSD. It's a Compartmentalization issue. Those that get it.... have it bad.
and then they made him, the bodyguard make out with his principal, something bodyguards swear to never do as it impairs judgement in critical situations if the bodyguard is in a relationship with the principal. Once this show did that, I was so done
As someone who has owned at least one phone, I can confirm the methods by which he used to operate his cellular device was excellently portrayed, bravo to the directors for nailing this niche behavior.
The window was covered with blood so the sniper could not see her head. The sniper was trying to shoot through the door because that's where his target is likely to be. But if he were to have seen her head, she would have been shot.
As a human with no combat experience or ever seen a weapon in person, I think the main character should have saved everyone through the power of friendship.
1] Even though, she had kept her head below the window, even then she could have been shot as the sniper was on the terrace and the gun is facing down to shoot her. So, don't you all think that she could have been killed even then. 2] Now, in another scenario, the sniper has already taken so many shots on the window... So, definitely the sniper wouldn't have been able to take any of the shots on her ecen though her head was above the window limit. But, both the scenarios wouldn't even happen if that car had non-transparent windows bcoz every politician or even the President's car itself would have non-transparent windows so no one can take the shot at the person sitting in the car making it difficult for even a person bypassing from the car to shoot the person sitting inside a car no matter which designation that person holds. 3] Also, drivers are shot first, so the president or any politician sitting inside can't flee from the scene and the sniper can take the shot at the target leisurely without any problem. But, then again if the driver is shot and if he dies, then the car stayed in the same place for some time, he should have shot at the tyres first and then shoot as many bullets as possible at the fuel tank. Also, if the person is very important, then there should have been more than one sniper and also assassins on the road to try to gain access in the car and check on the person whether she is still alive or dead and abduct or kill on the spot if she was still alive. Well, I'm guessing all these things just after watching only this demo video and not the whole episode or series. Sorry guys, if it was too much of an analysis.
For those of you who don't know, the system of law enforcement in GB is structured VERY differently than in the US and those officers (such as the one portrayed) are extremely well trained in the use and application of firearms. If you're ever in London and someone tells you to get down saying, "armed police", you know shit is hitting the fan. But those folks will sort it out.
@@sheeplehunter9651 get stabbed in London is something that can happen like in any place in the world, difference is that in the UK it’s not allowed to every citizen to get an carry an automatic weapon. And people are much much civilised than the US.
So where do you get a bodyguard this good he was one comforting her the whole way through he was to acting quick and calm the whole way trough him self was very talented and always armed that’s how you now he is professional It’s just incredible 😮
While I have only seen clips of the show the bodyguard character like many members of the British military would have been a veteran of terrorist conflict. If you are genuinely interested modern soldiers practice a particular style of counterattack when ambushed called "React to Contact". You IMMEDIATELY identify the source of fire and attack it when under fire. This accomplishes two things 1) Gets you out of the ambush zone 2) Surprises the enemy hopefully hitting him at close range. This is helped by the fact yourself likely will have body armor and an automatic weapon yourself. Putting a large amount of fire on an ambusher's location will hopefully keep their head down as you advance. For many units this style of combat is muscle memory drilled so deep it's like a boxer putting up his hands. The bodyguard did something similar with the speed of the car and quick thinking, by closing with the sniper he got his principle out of the kill zone. There are many brave souls out there, some protect others with skills like this, and some with barely anything at all, but all of them brave. Best wishes to you and yours. JT of the 1st Infantry
I would be the guy who would dare to open the door, kick out the driver and proceed away from the gunfire. - Sitting on your ass in dire situations gets you killed.
the bodyguard was human for few seconds too, he came face to face with death and his life paused ... but im glad he got back into who he was trained to be, and who he was trained to protect
This is actually a thing in a crisis situation if you sound calm and like you know what you are doing most people comply. Navy seals use the mantra calm breeds calm
As a fully licensed and certified close protection officer, I can fully attest that the scenario depicted in this scene would result in everyone's day becoming rather not good
@@charliebeagles no he left other bodyguards to protect her (she is still in a bulletproof vehicle and the sniper is silenced or suppressed so the rounds' velocity couldnt be enough to penetrate it) whilst he goes to kill the sniper, very safe
@@arazmammadov9276 Actually my dad was a pimp and my Moms sold dope. No cops in the fam, only hitters and hustlers. Just not a fan of ignorant blanket statements.
Agreed. This series is touching on WAY WAY more than I've seen ANYWHERE else. That and with homest humanality so effortless and understated it's 'forcing' my need for social support in working through the validation of my own feelings. 5th episode.
The acting by the building was deliberately understated which gave the piece it's true strength as authentic BBC drama. A real credit to the craft skill of being a building/actor/photographer/model/activist/ally.
Her head is not low enough, like wtf I’d be squishing myself so far down in between the seats even when I knew I couldn’t go any father I’d be still trying
Blood all over her chest & shock. You would be doing your best to keep breathing even if you’re thinking get down further, your subconscious is saying keep air way open and lungs free to breathe. Equally, she does have the drivers brains on her
Yeah everytime I watch this I think the same, like bruh duck your dead down like you’re life depended on it. Now I just give her the benefit of the doubt that she’s old and say probably has arthritis 😂 (the character not actor)
@@Adcmd19 Or the first episode in the second season of 19-2, Canadian police show, they deal with a school shooting, and it's one of the best television episodes I've seen.
This is a perfect scene. The music is super tense, sounds like something straight outta the dark knight, and the camera angles are really tight which give you an idea of how claustrophobic it would feel having to shelter for life in a car. Plus the bullet hits are super impactful sounding and feeling.
@@johnsoapmactavish9921 They're not moving so there'd be no point. I also think that the way that he's positioned, he wouldn't be able to shoot the tires, at least not all of them.
As somone who has experience in shouting and reassuring, I can confirm this is what shouts sound like, as well as the words being chosen to portray confidence in another human being.
As someone who is an expert at watching 5 minute and 25 second long videos on youtube. I can and with confidence state that this clip is cut perfectly to 5 minutes and 25 seconds.
Sniper deserves more credit than the Bodyguard. He managed the shot the same car from left side , back, and the right side from 2 km away and not changing his position.
Nah bro when he was taking cover on the side of the car away from the sniper taking the picture with his phone, one shot clearly came in from an impossible angle.
@@TangoNevada the one that struck the far side of the car where he was taking cover, like I just explained. Unless the sniper banked that shot off 3 rails, it was impossible.
@@ShadowWizard123 Maybe like myself, you missed the part where he exited the car by going to the back seat and exiting on the drivers side. Which after the 180 degree crash makes sense to be the safe side. Even though it's the same side the bullets originally hit from. Without accounting for the car turning 180 degrees it would seem like bullets were coming from an impossible direction.
As someone who's been the queen's bodyguard for the past 150 years I can confidently say that this scene is incredibly realistic, they'd obviously done their research
Very real......he, himself started to panic but then his training pulled him out of it ( in the seat scene).....he composed and carried on ( excellent acting ) !
It’s great acting but I don’t find it realistic. In real life the guard would of jumped in the back seat with her protecting her body with his and he wouldn’t of left her alone outside like a sitting duck to run and chase the sniper down until backup arrived because he would have no idea if this was just a single actor or organized.
@@K1forMVP You know, they got that SAS guy Billy Billingham to review this scene and he basically said almost everything he did would have been done, bar what you said, but another officer arrives, WITH a gun, so he doesn't just leave her to chase the sniper. Besides, they were apparently out of harms way there.
@@solthegamer3769 backup never came lol, which is one of the key points of this scene. He left her with the officers from another car which was part of her motorcade.
@@K1forMVP No his job is to protect her. The sniper could have positioned in a way that he could have hit the woman. He only assumed that they were in a safe spot because he kept hitting the armor. In this serie this guy is a well trained security officer that has served in the military as well. Thats why he is her personal bodyguard. If anyone would attempt this move it would be him and he did so it still seems pretty realistic to me.
@@youtubeaccountlol4942 ending was underwhelming and felt rushed and put together but for an 8 episode show and counting the last 30 mins of runtime and some boring/muddied bits in the middle aside it's a solid 8/10 to me. action scenes are great.
And the fact the shooter pierce bulletproof glass well you can you just have to shoot it in the same spot how tf did he do that while the car was moving and I don’t think the shooter is an ace if he is why did kill himself if he could have defended himself against the cops 🤔🤔 and yea yea ik it’s just a movie
@@Johnjohnaple I did watch the show... It is incredibly hard to fool CPO vetting, especially for one of the most important people in government, unless he were a spy trained in psychological resistance, which I highly doubt since he was a soldier and armed officer before. Furthermore this whole situation would have played out vastly differently, as a cpo must never abandon his/her principle. As always, there are two or more other cars accompanying high level government figures which the principle would be transferred into. Also the whole terrorism situation and the home Secretary working directly with heads of the security service receiving up to date top secret Intel is also not a possibility. At the end of the day a romanticised Hollywood take on how government protection works.
Irritates me more wondering how the hell the shooter managed to kill the driver. He’s standing on a building on the left but somehow managed to shoot the driver who is sitting on the right through the right side of his temple? Does this dude have the ability to curve the bullet or something??
As someone who was a Dean of the university for the past 50 years where all the snipers get trained I can say that this Sean is amazingly realistic.awesome.
It blows my mind how many times I've watched this. It is so dam good. I love how authentic the callouts he makes, the authority in his voice when he enters the building. It's so good
@Evilstorm11 that wasn't his partner it was just a driver. and he has a shock reaction due to his PTSD. Watch the bloody show before you add your 2 cents mate.
@Evilstorm11 No, the driver is a driver. The bodyguard hs PTSD that he keeps hidden. She does has a team of security at public events, but has one PPO all the time. It's only a show, relax. I dont actually want to argue about this.
@Evilstorm11 The abnormal reaction would be to NOT freeze for a moment, get control of your physiological involuntary reactions, and then proceed to work the problem. It's a testament to the good writing of this show, with characters staying close to reality, that everyone is not instantly perfectly on alert, ready to fight, cool and collected capping 20 bad guys with some one liners thrown in. The hero showing a bit of vulnerability, some real humanity in that moment gives the scene weight. You REALLY feel they are in ACTUAL danger, not just threatened with some NPC henchmen to be dispatched in comedic ways on the way to The Big Bad Guy.
Damn he did a great job protecting his mum. Edit: It's a joke. Please stop making comments saying it's not his mum. Just move on and read the other comments, like the one appreciating the guard's godlike photography skills. That's a good one, too.
@Doom Guy It's a joke, probably, because many many people misheard it throughout the whole series. At some point they get sexually involved and people thought it had gone weird.
@@Dr.MoonChiPoi No need to start about benefits. Some people are on benefits because they need it and it's not nice for them to see that you're hurtling it around like it's some sortof insult.
"Don't worry, ma'am...the metal armour is almost as thick as my accent."
I thought he was saying "Mom"
haha
can someone provide some real captions, because they died in the first half. i am only able to understand half of the video without it, which is mum.
just kidding i know it's ma'am.
but i still cant understand some parts of the vid haha
@@veemon lol me too 😅
It's no thicker than all the American accents we're forced to listen to on so many shows. Get real folks, and get familiar with Irish, Scottish, Welsh, Australian, South African, Indian, Yorkshire, Lancashire, Geordie and all the wonderful panoply of dialects and accents the English-speaking world has to offer.
He's a bloody good bodyguard but his photography skills are god tier. He puts his phone up for a split second and manages to take a crystal clear photo
You don't need focus to see where they are
it was a camera phone ad
Oh it's 007 apple
"god tier"??
*with the selfie camera
"Mam, this is what i do. Trust me."
The folks at macdonald's say the same thing but still forget my fries
😂
Don't go to MacDonalds, go to the Gym instead, when it's opening again of course;-)
@@thelastofusps4857 bodyguard
@@thelastofusps4857 it’s a show called bodyguard
LMFAO
As someone with a sense of humor, I fully appreciate this entire comment section which deserves far more attention.
Haha 😂
As someone who has never been a sniper or bodyguard, I can neither confirm nor deny how authentically this scene was put together. I do have some experience driving cars though, can confirm they do have the ability to go both forward and backward.
They can go backwards?????
@@maxreilly765 YEAH you have to be in a ledge facing hill side though.
Thank you for your input - this really gave me the motivation to change my life around.
Is this driving car not to dangerous as they are quite often under fire?
Love this
The only surprising thing about this clip is how there are apparently 12,500 professional snipers in the comments section.
underrated
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OMGGGG I LOVE THISS XD underrated it is😂😂😂
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iastd You crack me up and you are so right.
I love that the first like 30 seconds to a minute after the car crashes he sits in his seat completely terrified and THEN his training kicks in, very realistic.
he thought he'd have backup...then it dawned on him that they were going to take their sweet time
How tf this man knew it was only 1 sniper and what side to get out of than he moves the dead body out the car and sits in the driver seat on the phone legit 1 minute after he says "Stay away from the windows they aren't bullet proof"
@@LucidNotSoLucid Because if you looked closely one bullet hit directly the other man. So if you are really well trained you exactly know where the shot came from. And because it went to the front or side window you can say these windows are not bulletproof obviously. So ye by these information you can explain how he know.
@@Guacgamiing No sir. It is not possible not that fast and also when he moves the dead body out and sits in driver seat his head is exposed but the sniper no shot, splain dat shit
@@LucidNotSoLucid Sniper was up high on the opposite side of the vehicle, he wouldn't be able to see his head through the roof of the vehicle. The other guy was shot earlier when the vehicle was in a different position.
As a person who has been in London a couple of times, I can confirm that everyone drives in the oncoming lane.
😂😂😂
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@@konstantinsakharovsky7980 do they let foreigners rent cars there? How many people end up in head on collisions? Why doesn’t the UK switch to the right side of the road, like normal countries do?
I am curious to know these things 🧐
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@@guitarsoundsaroundand who decides which out of those 2 is normal?
@Tanay221b the rightful ones :)
“Stay down!!” Woman: has half of skull above the window
I thought that, you would be clinging to the floor
I would've stayed tight down with my arms above my head.
I wouldnt've budged. Tbh, I would've been so shocked that I'd be frozen like the ice age.
Probably from shock i would probably be scared if i was her too
and shes hunkered down directly across from the windows the shooter was shooting thru lmao. the director had 1 job and fuxked it up
If he ever gives up being a bodyguard becoming a photographer is his next calling.
Haha yes
I was thinking about how clear that front camera got the picture even though he flinched.
Spoilers
He should give up being a bodyguard. He loses his principle two episodes later.
this deserves top comment
More specifically for the Daily Bugle
As someone who has been scrolling through the comments for most of this scene, I can confirm everyone is confirming things
Fr, like am I missing something? 🤣
Dang it, I was gonna say that...
😂😂😂😂😂
I can confirm you are confirmed the comments by confirming them
fr tho😂😂
I love how he held her hand to calm her. While communicating to make her safe. Top-notch Personal Protection Officer. 👌
Of course he would, it was his mum after all
@@alfieravenguard4594
Now...... slightly racist there. 😮
@@Fee212 not at all lmao, the way hes saying maam sounds very much like mom.
@@Fee212what do you mean??
@@Fee212 tf does this have to do w race it's just a regional accent lmao
Police Hat gave him +5 armour.
--- +5 charisma and + Big guns
and to let ppl know that he is a police.
+5 SNEEK
shino88
+5 Stealth
Keeps another officer from killing you when they see you in the middle of a mass shooting with a weapon and a Harley shirt. We use mesh pull over vests...You never know when you have to intervein. Every single certified LEO whether it be Deputy,Constable,Game Warden are all trained in " Active Shooter Response " basically giving every officer the same ERT knowledge
Sniper rule #4: Always leave a claymore mine at the doorway.
This is gold!
Rainbow six gang
Modern warfare in nutshell
I died so many times in Battlefield 2 like that :-)
Noobs in mw be like
the woman's acting is amazing, it makes me believe that this is real
Cuz its real
@@dynamation8273 bruh?
1:20-1:28 she is in the shock phase and the anxiety and stress of the situation in combination of her likely rapid heart rate is causing her to breathe hard. I been through a couple traumatic situations. This is how ppl usually react.. She's displaying that well. She's not all out crying like a "damsel in distress." A lot of actresses/actors do this and it seems so fake.
Never seen this show. I might just stream it because of this scene and acting alone.
At some point of History it was real
@@simpleysims The acting in the whole show is fantastic, it's really well written I reccomend it
As a person that called the police once and the police did nothing to help me, I confirm that scene is 100% accurate.
The Police are not going to come out to you because you had a noise complaint 😂
@@stahl1624exactly
Did you expect SWAT for a noise complaint
@@thirteenoclock4106 If that noise are gunshots from high powered rifle? Yeah.
If you call 911 in Baltimore where I live there’s an average of 5 to 10 minute wait time before you even talk to the police operator.
"You already said 2 minutes!"
"2 minutes action movie time, sir."
it's always 2 minutes, always
"It's been 4 and a half minutes!"
"ETA 1 minute 25 seconds."
HAHAHAHAHAH
@@chuckkhubbard610 it's liek you tell someone to count to 10 and he finishs within 5 seconds, people jsut struggle with time xd
since Fast and Furious I can´t even trust runways anymore... sad world we live in.
Organiser: How much fake blood will we need for the scene?
Producer: Yes...
Oof
back in the day when i worked for the JBC (Jamaica Broadcasting Corporation) we never used fake blood. We used goat blood. It smells funny and the actors always have this genuine look of disgust on their faces.
Wow
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Exactly
As someone who has seen the Red Wedding, the way Rob Stark handled the situation like a king was brilliant! 👏 The King in the North!
Tim Cook: as you can see, our iPhones are equipped with top tier front facing cameras.
Lol
movie name ?
@@SSHUBOi its a tv show called bodygaurd
Yeah but the quality is wayyyy better on the back of the phone
Good to know if ever a sniper is shooting at me
Bodyguard: it’s okay ma’am
Ma’am: aaaaowwaaooewoaaoaowoowoaoaowowowaoaowowowo
i'm suprised how can i read every letter you wrote.
Ur safe here, mom don't move, mom
You'll be fine (;-_-)ノ
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Hi
I'm a real life bodyguard and up until today this is still terrifying. But he's execution of procedures are so accurate. He calmed the client constantly while remaing clear in his thinking patterns. Realistic. But the client shouldn't have been left alone, in case this was a diversion.
I mean, the guy literally pulls out his phone with blood on his hands and manages to take a photo, exactly where the person was standing. Also, No sniper stands like that off a building XD. There are high-rise buildings opposite so how did nobody even see the guy. In London, every pleb turns around when you sit and tie your shoe.
There was other agents near the client
@@gxy7166 Yeah but your primary objective as a bodyguard is not to pursue the suspect. It is to remove the client from the danger and continue to a point of absolute safety, away from all forms of harm. Not to pursue the criminal - That's the job of an investigative law official.
@@streamlineperformance6028 yeah you probably know better than me, I was correcting the fact that she wasn't alone
@@sloht4061 no he took a photo in the general direction then proceeded to zoom in on the picture he didn't magically take a photo of the snipers exact location 🤦
If you can take a photo when it's raining how come you can't take a photo with blood on your hands ?? I fail to see y this seems impossible to you ??
One of the best British TV show action scenes ever...
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Title please
@@cryptopreneuracademy2566 Bodyguard. It says it in the title of the RUclips video.
I want the DVD, so I can enjoy this in the comfort of my bedroom.
@@cryptopreneuracademy2566 Bodyguard, its literally in the title.
so this is what innocent civilians see in GTA 5 when i get on top of the hostpital
*shoots civ*
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*shoots cop*
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@@angrybritishkid9101 xD
SO TRUE XD
*hospital
@@mr_legend162 what is xd?
I feel bad for that driver and his family. He was two days away from retirement; his daughter just gave birth to his first grandchild and his dog just had puppies. Tragic, just tragic. I just made all of that up but that's the usual backstory of extra's.
It's overused to oblivion but it still doesn't lose its effect on me ;(
Ahhhh😭
@MalcolmPadgett hahahahah
Lol
Be like that sometimes
I love how they portrayed his PTSD and anxiety in this show so much. We don't often see that kind of stuff. All we see is people being badass like they have no fear at all when that's never the case 99% of the time.
I've seen a few that welcomed death with open arms, but were never hugged back.
Some people just live for that shit.
Most are Do or Die. Scared, but get shit done.
Then there's the piss yourself, and can't move a muscle peeps. Those types are typically eggressed from the service before being allowed in a conflict situation. Some still slip through though.
However, just like any animal.... when your life is on the line.... your teeth will show. You would be utterly shocked at what you're capable of.
Most don't get PTSD. It's a Compartmentalization issue. Those that get it.... have it bad.
Have you seen apocalypse now? Rambo 1? Full metal jacket?
Which makes them more badass
and then they made him, the bodyguard make out with his principal, something bodyguards swear to never do as it impairs judgement in critical situations if the bodyguard is in a relationship with the principal.
Once this show did that, I was so done
when the hell did they show his ptsd?
As someone who has owned at least one phone, I can confirm the methods by which he used to operate his cellular device was excellently portrayed, bravo to the directors for nailing this niche behavior.
I took me a good minute to realize that he's saying Ma'am not 'Mom'
neither
he's saying "mum"
aneily no...?
lol it does sound like mom.
@@aneily Is it so hard to understand that he's saying "ma'am" in a scottish accent?
@@aneily He is literally saying ma'am. Why would he be saying mum?
It bothered me that she kept her head partially exposed 90% of the time.
If you got to the end of a rainbow you will find the leprechaun
LePrEcHaUn_R6 may be that's what shocking..
IKR
The window was covered with blood so the sniper could not see her head. The sniper was trying to shoot through the door because that's where his target is likely to be. But if he were to have seen her head, she would have been shot.
Yergo fair enough
As a human with no combat experience or ever seen a weapon in person, I think the main character should have saved everyone through the power of friendship.
Naruto?
@@sam-zk6mn No, My Little Pony
Marge Simpson
@@sam-zk6mn these people thinkin everything’s an anime reference 😂
Yu-Gi-Oh! ?
They both put on an amazing performance I really felt the fear and the adrenaline rush.
Really ?
At least he survived his second assassination. Well done Rob.
Jon Snow looked like a red wedding too😂
You know nothing Jon Snow
You know nothing Jon snow
hi aegon
Oh, that's why he's familiar. 🤔
Bodyguard: Ma’am stay down the armored plates will protect you!
Lady:*KEEPS HEAD ABOVE WINDOW
Bodyguard: Am I a joke to you?
Lol
Bodyguard: Ma’am stay down the armoured plates will protect you!
Ma’am: right understood, now where the hell are the armoured plates._.
2:13. Smartass. Risk his hand instead of his face. Good move there.
Stannis The Mannis who u calling smartass?
1] Even though, she had kept her head below the window, even then she could have been shot as the sniper was on the terrace and the gun is facing down to shoot her.
So, don't you all think that she could have been killed even then.
2] Now, in another scenario, the sniper has already taken so many shots on the window... So, definitely the sniper wouldn't have been able to take any of the shots on her ecen though her head was above the window limit.
But, both the scenarios wouldn't even happen if that car had non-transparent windows bcoz every politician or even the President's car itself would have non-transparent windows so no one can take the shot at the person sitting in the car making it difficult for even a person bypassing from the car to shoot the person sitting inside a car no matter which designation that person holds.
3] Also, drivers are shot first, so the president or any politician sitting inside can't flee from the scene and the sniper can take the shot at the target leisurely without any problem. But, then again if the driver is shot and if he dies, then the car stayed in the same place for some time, he should have shot at the tyres first and then shoot as many bullets as possible at the fuel tank.
Also, if the person is very important, then there should have been more than one sniper and also assassins on the road to try to gain access in the car and check on the person whether she is still alive or dead and abduct or kill on the spot if she was still alive.
Well, I'm guessing all these things just after watching only this demo video and not the whole episode or series.
Sorry guys, if it was too much of an analysis.
From someone who's died multiple times from a Sniper in Call of Duty and Warzone this Sniper scene is spot on authentic.
The only thing missing is the Bodyguard nailing the sniper with a thrown knife from the other side of town.
Funfact: the woman isn’t an actor they just did this to a stranger and scared her that’s why it’s so real. I’m kidding her acting is GREAT
They had us in the first half Ngl
not me actually believing u 😂
The term is: Scared Shitless, great acting on her part!!
What movies is this?
@@NoeLopez-lx4yb it’s a Netflix show called the bodyguard
For those of you who don't know, the system of law enforcement in GB is structured VERY differently than in the US and those officers (such as the one portrayed) are extremely well trained in the use and application of firearms. If you're ever in London and someone tells you to get down saying, "armed police", you know shit is hitting the fan. But those folks will sort it out.
legged police 😳
@@sheeplehunter9651 hello, is this the BASED department?
@@binkuschungo3563 cringe
@@sheeplehunter9651 get stabbed in London is something that can happen like in any place in the world, difference is that in the UK it’s not allowed to every citizen to get an carry an automatic weapon. And people are much much civilised than the US.
Bruh aren’t most police trained in the use and application of firearms
*Amazing how almost everyone in the comments section is either a CURRENT sniper, former special forces sniper, or bodyguard.*
I had a Granny in the Paras
Or literature analyst, you depressed?
No, but I am a martial artist who has bounced at a few bars in my life.
Dude I'm all 3.
Also, I don't wash my hands after I pee, because I never splash.
@@notcrazy6288 You sit down to pee, so its ok.
So where do you get a bodyguard this good he was one comforting her the whole way through he was to acting quick and calm the whole way trough him self was very talented and always armed that’s how you now he is professional
It’s just incredible 😮
While I have only seen clips of the show the bodyguard character like many
members of the British military would have been a veteran of terrorist
conflict. If you are genuinely interested modern soldiers practice a particular
style of counterattack when ambushed called "React to Contact". You
IMMEDIATELY identify the source of fire and attack it when under fire.
This accomplishes two things 1) Gets you out of the ambush zone
2) Surprises the enemy hopefully hitting him at close range.
This is helped by the fact yourself likely will have body armor and an
automatic weapon yourself. Putting a large amount of fire on an ambusher's
location will hopefully keep their head down as you advance. For many units
this style of combat is muscle memory drilled so deep it's like a boxer
putting up his hands. The bodyguard did something similar with the speed
of the car and quick thinking, by closing with the sniper he got his principle
out of the kill zone.
There are many brave souls out there, some protect others with skills
like this, and some with barely anything at all, but all of them brave.
Best wishes to you and yours. JT of the 1st Infantry
I don't think your 'Body guard' is meant to leave your side. This guy went all Die Hard.
I have never been a bodyguard, but as a coward I can confirm that the woman's projection of fear and panic is convincing.
ohhhh yeahhhh
I would be the guy who would dare to open the door, kick out the driver and proceed away from the gunfire. - Sitting on your ass in dire situations gets you killed.
Your comment is gold!
Brilliant
the bodyguard was human for few seconds too, he came face to face with death and his life paused ... but im glad he got back into who he was trained to be, and who he was trained to protect
"Stay down. Remain calm. Officers will be arriving" Dude has one hell of a commanding presence
THE KING IN THE NORTH!!
TAKE THE DAY!
im not sure if i would trust a guy with a machinegun and just a child-"police"-cappy
This is actually a thing in a crisis situation if you sound calm and like you know what you are doing most people comply. Navy seals use the mantra calm breeds calm
Never leave your Principal.
Possibly the most believable crisis acting I've seen on any screen. The tension throughout these sequences was palpable.
Is this a movie?
@@akshayrajeev3226 it's a web series, Bodyguard
So good
@@akshayrajeev3226 it’s on Netflix!
Some of you probably think it's a documentary.
That security guard was like "OH SHIT MY TIME TO SHINE"
HAHAHHAHAHA
After 50 years, finally something is happening
"18 years with almost nothing going on in this job and then *two* people need urgent access to the roof in one single day."
@Cavs 2016 Champs Piss off?
😂😂😂
As a fully licensed and certified close protection officer, I can fully attest that the scenario depicted in this scene would result in everyone's day becoming rather not good
Thank god you told us.
I was confused.
He left the principal in the car alone lol
@@charliebeagles no he left other bodyguards to protect her (she is still in a bulletproof vehicle and the sniper is silenced or suppressed so the rounds' velocity couldnt be enough to penetrate it) whilst he goes to kill the sniper, very safe
@@Astronox4 BS you really think a movie scene would apply in real life? Lmaoo
@@Astronox4 the car wasnt bulletproof... bullets went through the window
Bodygaurd is an underrated series. No cap.
@Twilight Zone 2020
Cap
@Twilight Zone 2020 calm down english teacher this is RUclips not school
imma check this series out
Why did they have to cut the series off. Season 1 left me wanting more
yeah very good
Never seen a hat put on with such authority before.
Acab
@@arazmammadov9276 Nope. Just you.
@@juicedbruce2081 you are a police then, or son of police, dont know..
@@arazmammadov9276 Actually my dad was a pimp and my Moms sold dope. No cops in the fam, only hitters and hustlers.
Just not a fan of ignorant blanket statements.
Too bad, in here; security guards are more authority than a police
"Some upsetting scenes"
*Literal headshot*
The only upsetting scene is that he didn't squeeze at time index 5.18
@@Henry-gj7mr tbhhh😂
HEADSHOT: 50XP
Rated G too
@@Henry-gj7mr 5:18
Wow bro risked his iPhone
Such a contribution ❤
Her panic was so genuine it almost made me panic. Lol
Also I have no idea why this is in my recommendations oh, but I'm glad it was. 😐
Sorry, Im actually super afraid to watch this. Can you please tell me what happens?
@@latothemoon6298 Maybe it's because the internet has jaded me so much, but are you serious?
@@Gunbladewarrior I did it
Gunbladewarrior this show is on netflix
Me to
Geez the lady’s acting makes the whole scene so much more scary, what a talent.
I agree! She's also hot!
Can't go wrong with Keeley Hawes!
Keely Hawes is a phenomenal actress. She transforms from one role to the next. Watch her in Line of Duty, series 3, 2016 as Lindsey Denton.
Agreed.
This series is touching on WAY WAY more than I've seen ANYWHERE else. That and with homest humanality so effortless and understated it's 'forcing' my need for social support in working through the validation of my own feelings.
5th episode.
yeah... and Hunter Biden was good even though he probably was up all night doing drugs
0:18 I love this little moment of fear. How he is not made of iron, he is human being too. And he overcome it
Courage is not the absence of fear, but defiance in the face of it.
he is eternal man xd
yea i did too. he got the vietnam flashbacks and then started doing his job.
he has PTSD,that is one of the main reason why he did freeze like that
He is Ikaris the MCU's Superman
The acting by the building was deliberately understated which gave the piece it's true strength as authentic BBC drama. A real credit to the craft skill of being a building/actor/photographer/model/activist/ally.
If this movie was Indian, he would have killed the sniper boy with his phone
Selfie camera gun phone
Yep , iphone would be having missile launcher
@@cherryandjaji5694 yes😂😂 rajnikant style
)))))
he will run to the roof faster than the bullet
That sniper forgot to place a claymore mine on the stairs.
And also his headphones were crapoy
Didn't hear footsteps
Rookie mistake!
Right fuckin n00b
Coz he is Noob camper 😆
Hahahahahahahaha 😐
I thought he was saying “mom” for the most part of the show
Yes me too
Raman Tiwari English is my second language so my comprehension is not perfect ✌🏼
@@axellecourtois5690 chill, you don't need to give an explanation !! Some people are like that only
@@Jaypatel-up4jg 😂
@@ramantiwari1559 Kya Bhai chill mar na tu bhi
For those who keep asking this was a BBC mini television series called Bodyguard.
Thank You
If only he was armed with that G36 at the red wedding...
JPaul C he’s making up for that mistake :p
Omg lmao
By the way it’s a g36c
Damn
G36C
Bodyguard: "I need the roof"
Security guard : "Through there and up!"
- well trained doorman
When a man covered in blood and bearing a g63 asks for the roof you give it to him
@@mikolowiskamikolowiska4993 the film Oceans 13 could've used this tactic
Well i would have said we dont sell roof here
😂😂😂😂
To be fair he’s security not police.
*I’d be on the floor but she’s literally at sitting level*
Yah that really bugged me
So there u given him angle to shoot u through the window and land it on ur lowers parts
YES!!! I was like 'GET YOU BLOODY HEAD DOWN' 😂
i would have been throwing up 🤢
@Matthew Bishop Very good points. Slightly kicking myself as I normally notice these things lol.
Man, he really loves his mom.
He would kill for her !
😂😂😂
I believe you already know this but ima say it anyways just to make sure.
The actor is a Scot, its his accent
I see the actor's name is scot, really lovely name
@@aarongillard2615 whoosh
Richard Madden is really fit to become the next James Bond.
Yer very much between him or Idris Abla, they are the ones I think would just be amazing.
@@mrmoviemanic1 black bond? Are you nuts? AHHAHA
@@mrmoviemanic1 they're both young, could both be in the runnings
@@basedmiscegenator7543 Idris Elba is 49... too old to play Bond considering it will be another 5 years before we see another Bond movie.
@@matthewcarle5970 Roger Moore was Bond well into his late fifties, still plenty of time
There are two thing's scientists doesn't still understand
1: Big Bang
2: RUclips Reccomendations
There is a third.
RUclips Censorship algorithm.
At least the second one is true...
Also unoriginal copy/paste comments
Yes, but you are missing out the third one. Your English grammar.
3: unoriginal comments
As a Canadian who has been to the UK and seen people drive, enter buildings and use stairs, I can confirm the authenticity of this scene.
Her head is not low enough, like wtf I’d be squishing myself so far down in between the seats even when I knew I couldn’t go any father I’d be still trying
I was thinking the same whole time 😵
Blood all over her chest & shock. You would be doing your best to keep breathing even if you’re thinking get down further, your subconscious is saying keep air way open and lungs free to breathe. Equally, she does have the drivers brains on her
🤣🤣🤣yes
Yeah everytime I watch this I think the same, like bruh duck your dead down like you’re life depended on it. Now I just give her the benefit of the doubt that she’s old and say probably has arthritis 😂 (the character not actor)
about 3 inches of her head is in the window line for most of that
If you have a police hat you can just enter any building with a machine gun.
xD
@@terijodavid8370 True, who asked?
@@MrHastygamer me
@@terijodavid8370 it's not an SMG, it's a G36C or K so it's considered a carbine. (To my knowledge anyway :))
@@dbudget1832 ohhhh
This is the longest 5 minute i've ever felt
Same
Hm seems like you never had a Presentation 🤡
U should watch the border scene from sicario
@@Adcmd19 Or the first episode in the second season of 19-2, Canadian police show, they deal with a school shooting, and it's one of the best television episodes I've seen.
Haven't met the mother-in-law yet, have you?
bring back this beautiful masterpiece... bring it back
This is a perfect scene. The music is super tense, sounds like something straight outta the dark knight, and the camera angles are really tight which give you an idea of how claustrophobic it would feel having to shelter for life in a car. Plus the bullet hits are super impactful sounding and feeling.
yes, also the acting and screaming were really good too
dude check "Heat". It's the movie that inspired Nolan for dark knight, enough said.
Huge plot hole is why not shoot the tires
@@johnsoapmactavish9921 They're not moving so there'd be no point. I also think that the way that he's positioned, he wouldn't be able to shoot the tires, at least not all of them.
@@teamrocketgrunts6461 bruh what? He drove the car after the driver was shot? Tf you talking about. You blow out the tires and they’re a sitting duck
Wears a police hat
*SNEAK +1*
Yash Nayakawadi copy cat, unoriginal idiot!
@@ihateeverythingihateeveryt3829 ... waow you +7 salty
@@SalixCanAlba Soo fuuuny... nah
Its to know he is police otherwise he just has a suit
m a p l e r/whoooosh
Some people can actually act , it’s awesome 👏
@nomad traveller is a show called "bodyguard" by BBC
Please come in france, we need acting lessons..
Gabriela Cingel you’re right about that! It’s great when you can watch a movie and become emotional because it seems believable! 😂😂😂
Yeah this is so good omg
Great acting, but such a horrible accent
And when you finish the series you realize that the sniper was actually the GOOD guy... 🔥🤯
As somone who has experience in shouting and reassuring, I can confirm this is what shouts sound like, as well as the words being chosen to portray confidence in another human being.
that was a really intelligent way of telling us all that your wife has anxiety. bravo.
Oooooo
I refuse unlawful orders
They should both win an award for how god damn well they played this scene.
At around 2:13, Robb Stark proved to actually have a brain between his ears this time round haha.
You danm right ..felt like i was in it..
Yeaa! It felt real! It look like it was realy happening.!
Yes because females always get the awards by screaming.
@@heyheyheyheyheyhey76 bloody hell thank you...I didnt realize who it was without all his Stark gear....
He took the word “ma’am” to another level
I thought that he said mum
@@bigabz7899 mum
I think he said mum
Akirex 5000 nah he’s saying “ma’am” cuz he’s her body guard. To keep it professional he shouldn’t really refer to her by her name
@@samueldaddo8182 wasnt exactly keeping it professional while he had his Johnson deep in her guts
As someone who regularly walks up stairs, I can confirm that he ascended the stairs in a very realistic manner.
Sniper was like “oh well...I guess I’ll just pack up my things as slow as possible.”
They do because if they leave a piece of their shit up there they can be tracked down.
rolol
he didnt knew he got tracked down
He's a professional hitman obviously he would know.
ikr?
That front camera on that phone is really good🙄
I think it’s customised for specialities like this
Chinguda chingudo
P30
It haves 300 mega pixel that have Special Service Or something
Hahaha
This was so well filmed. Lots of tension, looked so real.
Meanwhile, real British cops be like:
ruclips.net/video/dmTNZfR4dNw/видео.html
Shane... You took these words outta my mouth... Well filmed scene... So intense... Lovely...
Which movie is this ...?
Kanaan kanaan Bodyguard series
@@TheMessenger012 thank you 👌
As someone who is an expert at watching 5 minute and 25 second long videos on youtube. I can and with confidence state that this clip is cut perfectly to 5 minutes and 25 seconds.
its literally 5 minutes and 26 seconds
This was possibly the most intense 5 minutes of my RUclips life...
Bro, if you watched the last episode of it, then you’d get a longer intensity.
So true 😯💚🙏
I'm amazed it came again in my recommendation
Never heard of this series. Seems to be quite good! This whole scene was nerve wracking!
@@pathfinder018 which series
Believe me when I say this. Richard Madden is the perfect actor to be cast as James Bond after Daniel Craig leaves the role.
Bond franchise please upvote this comment
@@Geekonix1 you’re god damn right
James Norton
Robb stark? Ikaris? Hell yeah!
Unfortunately they got a bald black woman instead
Sniper deserves more credit than the Bodyguard. He managed the shot the same car from left side , back, and the right side from 2 km away and not changing his position.
thats what happens when cars move and turn
Nah bro when he was taking cover on the side of the car away from the sniper taking the picture with his phone, one shot clearly came in from an impossible angle.
@@ShadowWizard123 Which one?
@@TangoNevada the one that struck the far side of the car where he was taking cover, like I just explained. Unless the sniper banked that shot off 3 rails, it was impossible.
@@ShadowWizard123 Maybe like myself, you missed the part where he exited the car by going to the back seat and exiting on the drivers side. Which after the 180 degree crash makes sense to be the safe side. Even though it's the same side the bullets originally hit from. Without accounting for the car turning 180 degrees it would seem like bullets were coming from an impossible direction.
Bros accent is so thick I can’t tell if he’s saying “mom” or “ma’am”💀
As someone who's been the queen's bodyguard for the past 150 years I can confidently say that this scene is incredibly realistic, they'd obviously done their research
Being the Queen herself, I can confirm this.
@@seletarroots3258 Her Majesty, please never give away your identity on the internet.
Kind Regards
MI6 James Bond
Jakjajaja se pasan
Being a sniper myself I too can confirm
You guys are funny
Very real......he, himself started to panic but then his training pulled him out of it ( in the seat scene).....he composed and carried on ( excellent acting ) !
It’s great acting but I don’t find it realistic. In real life the guard would of jumped in the back seat with her protecting her body with his and he wouldn’t of left her alone outside like a sitting duck to run and chase the sniper down until backup arrived because he would have no idea if this was just a single actor or organized.
@@K1forMVP He literally only left her once backup had arrived
@@K1forMVP You know, they got that SAS guy Billy Billingham to review this scene and he basically said almost everything he did would have been done, bar what you said, but another officer arrives, WITH a gun, so he doesn't just leave her to chase the sniper. Besides, they were apparently out of harms way there.
@@solthegamer3769 backup never came lol, which is one of the key points of this scene. He left her with the officers from another car which was part of her motorcade.
@@K1forMVP No his job is to protect her. The sniper could have positioned in a way that he could have hit the woman. He only assumed that they were in a safe spot because he kept hitting the armor.
In this serie this guy is a well trained security officer that has served in the military as well. Thats why he is her personal bodyguard. If anyone would attempt this move it would be him and he did so it still seems pretty realistic to me.
As someone who has worn over 7 different hats, the way Robb Stark put that hat on was 100% accurate
Yeah i love that scene
Dude there’s ppl like me w/ 50+ hats
7 is like everyone in the world if ur not a kid
@@joseabreu-nn5cu man why you gotta be so toxic. You a lannister or what guv
Is that really who that is?! I didn't recognize him at all. lmao
I've watched the whole show. I recommend it so much. It kept me on edge the whole time.
Please tell me it has a satisfying ending for a 1 season show
@@youtubeaccountlol4942 Yes. The show was amazing.
@@youtubeaccountlol4942 ending was underwhelming and felt rushed and put together but for an 8 episode show and counting the last 30 mins of runtime and some boring/muddied bits in the middle aside it's a solid 8/10 to me. action scenes are great.
@@youtubeaccountlol4942 Watch it. There's no cliffhanger bs.
Show name???
I loved that they included that moment of being shell shocked for realism
Actually the opposite of realism. A cpo would never be appointed having ptsd. This show is unbelievably unrealistic
And the fact the shooter pierce bulletproof glass well you can you just have to shoot it in the same spot how tf did he do that while the car was moving and I don’t think the shooter is an ace if he is why did kill himself if he could have defended himself against the cops 🤔🤔 and yea yea ik it’s just a movie
@@user-sb3yt2xl6x u clearly didnt watch the show then
@@user-sb3yt2xl6x He was trying to hide the fact that he had it, and as soon as the department realised they immediately tried to unassign him.
@@Johnjohnaple I did watch the show... It is incredibly hard to fool CPO vetting, especially for one of the most important people in government, unless he were a spy trained in psychological resistance, which I highly doubt since he was a soldier and armed officer before. Furthermore this whole situation would have played out vastly differently, as a cpo must never abandon his/her principle. As always, there are two or more other cars accompanying high level government figures which the principle would be transferred into. Also the whole terrorism situation and the home Secretary working directly with heads of the security service receiving up to date top secret Intel is also not a possibility. At the end of the day a romanticised Hollywood take on how government protection works.
I liked this show but what irritates me in the scene is her head was above the window a lot.
The window was mostly covered in blood....
Ino right any one of those bullets could of right through her head
The windows are also tinted
And that they have to make them a thing urgh
Irritates me more wondering how the hell the shooter managed to kill the driver. He’s standing on a building on the left but somehow managed to shoot the driver who is sitting on the right through the right side of his temple? Does this dude have the ability to curve the bullet or something??
This dude took a crystal clear pic in 0.01 seconds and I can barely focus my camera in 1 minute
Especially with an iphone
U aren't a bodyguard? Aren¨t you?
That is a frontcamera btw.
All the gun range training kicked in ;)
Auto zoom auto infinity what else do you need for a sharp flik and top notch smart phone Samsung S20
Bro that guy next to the driver was calm asf man, kept driving even though it’s gory
He's such a good son for keeping his mom safe
He’s saying ma’am not mom
@Joe B /r/Woosh
@@Hotcalop at least spell it right
@@saintsrowisntcancelledanym7099 the subreddit is called r/wooosh
@@jutlan854 woooosh with 4 o's
Everyone outside of Britain: "Why did that guy bring his mom?"
Wait What yes thank you
And why does his mom look the same age as him?
@@JamKyt9 It's not his mom, he's saying "Ma'am" with British accent. Which makes it sounds like "Mom"
Lol
@@volkoux3916 Ok
When you locate the sniper killing your teammates
and that they keep spawning and dying on the same path the same way they did 1000 times before it
He located him with a selfie bruh... Come on!
When an assault class and Sniper class are the last ones
Lol
haha
This is one of the most awesome series I've ever watched. Unfortunately, there was no season two.
as someone who was an avenger for the past 25 years, i can say this scene is incredibly realistic. Well done
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Movie name please
@@nicholasmukono1859 it's a series called bodyguard
As someone who was a Dean of the university for the past 50 years where all the snipers get trained I can say that this Sean is amazingly realistic.awesome.
LMFAOOO BOY WHAT SUPERHERO ARE YOU
It blows my mind how many times I've watched this. It is so dam good. I love how authentic the callouts he makes, the authority in his voice when he enters the building. It's so good
@Evilstorm11 ya cause PTSD is totally not a real thing
@Evilstorm11 that wasn't his partner it was just a driver. and he has a shock reaction due to his PTSD. Watch the bloody show before you add your 2 cents mate.
Soundgasm
@Evilstorm11 No, the driver is a driver. The bodyguard hs PTSD that he keeps hidden. She does has a team of security at public events, but has one PPO all the time. It's only a show, relax. I dont actually want to argue about this.
@Evilstorm11 The abnormal reaction would be to NOT freeze for a moment, get control of your physiological involuntary reactions, and then proceed to work the problem. It's a testament to the good writing of this show, with characters staying close to reality, that everyone is not instantly perfectly on alert, ready to fight, cool and collected capping 20 bad guys with some one liners thrown in. The hero showing a bit of vulnerability, some real humanity in that moment gives the scene weight. You REALLY feel they are in ACTUAL danger, not just threatened with some NPC henchmen to be dispatched in comedic ways on the way to The Big Bad Guy.
Damn he did a great job protecting his mum.
Edit: It's a joke. Please stop making comments saying it's not his mum. Just move on and read the other comments, like the one appreciating the guard's godlike photography skills. That's a good one, too.
@Doom Guy It's a joke, probably, because many many people misheard it throughout the whole series.
At some point they get sexually involved and people thought it had gone weird.
@Doom Guy Good son!
@@Widdekuu91 Having sex with mom it's OK to Hollywood perverts.
@@UkrainoTV Are you on benefits?
@@Dr.MoonChiPoi No need to start about benefits. Some people are on benefits because they need it and it's not nice for them to see that you're hurtling it around like it's some sortof insult.
Possibly the best mini series I've seen. Bravo.
"I need the roof"
Security: Sorry sir but its attached to the building.
I hate that this has no comments under it, that was funny
😂
Ahaha!
Hahaha😂😂😂
Lol 😂
As someone who served 50 years as a Japanese Samurai, I can attest that this is 100 % how things would go down when shit hits the fan.
I'm a woman who hijacked her son's account, so I'm just going to say that I nearly just peed my undies at your comment! You win the internet today!!!
@@susanglenn5498 Your son's called Susan?
🎯🎯😄😄😄🤘
I think the former Japanese president Abe would disagree
@@jacklawes7743 lmao stop 😭