Trial of Swagger. The colonel escapes punishment. Shooter (2007)
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A top Marine sniper, Bob Lee Swagger (Mark Wahlberg), leaves the military after a mission goes horribly awry and disappears without a trace. Swagger is coaxed back into service after high-profile government officials convince him to help thwart a plot against the President of the United States. Swagger realizes he has been betrayed and becomes the target of a nationwide manhunt. Instead of hiding, he seeks revenge against some of the most powerful and corrupt leaders in the free world.
Director: Antoine Fuqua
Producer: Lorenzo di Bonaventura, Ric Kidney
Writer: Jonathan Lemkin
Actors: Mark Wahlberg , Michael Peña , Rhona Mitra , Danny Glover , Kate Mara , Elias Koteas , Jonathan Walker , Louis Ferreira , Tate Donovan ,
Rade Serbedzija , A.C. Peterson , Ned Beatty , Lane Garrison , Zak Santiago , Michael-Ann Connor , Shawn Reis , Brian Markinson , Michael St. John Smith , Dean McKenzie , Tom Butler
Genres: Action , Drama , Thriller
Video quality 4K Ultra HD
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I like how the Attorney General very, very subtly tells Swagger to go sort these fuckers out. No one could ever even accuse him of doing it but he did it all the same.
Great Movie one of my tops
Plus it was in Canada which isn’t part of the US so even if they tried to convict him they can’t lol.
@@Rex200024 "It happend outside US soil [..]" :D
@@micharola4194 I know thats what I just said :)
I like the part where he or anyone doesn't take a look at the Rifle to confirm the firing pin is indeed filed down or the round is a blank. Then very, very subtly lets him go free on the spot. Can anyone recommend a good palm reader?
"Bob Lee Swagger, you're free to go.... oh and our little conversation didn't happen & I definitely don't know exactly what you're planning to do after this".
Johnson: 'This man is one of the deadliest snipers in the world, he hates my guts and he's about to be a free man. Taunting him about all the times I've given him the shaft is an extremely good idea.'
You have money, power and the right connections. You get complacent. Think you're above it all ... then you're dead.
He didn’t know he was gonna be freed
Love how he tells him "hey you can go do your own justice with a gun" in a very subtle way
Yep, a very suttle hint to go and take him and the others out, just don't tell me about it.
Half of me was expecting Mel Gibson to pop in with two guns pointed shouting "Undercover police! Get down!" And glover tearing the mic taped to his chest saying "I'm too old for this!"
Underated comment🤣
aren't actually on feud against each other??
Add in, given that they are both snipers, Riggs and Swagger greeting each other.
Maybe Mel was too old for that shit.
Lmfao
This film is a masterpiece. “Exactly.” ‘Your moral compass is so fuqued up I doubt you can make your way back to the parking lot.’ Such a perfect sentiment
We investigated ourselves and found no wrongdoing
Is essentially what the colonel said
Now he works for blizzard activision.
Doesn't that sound familiar with the current events unfolding in Palestine?
No no he clearly admits his wrongdoing. He’s more like “yeah, I did it, so what? Can’t do shit about it!”
What I love is he gives him permission without giving permission.
“This is the land of the free and the home of the brave” lmaoooo I love how he delivers that line
Glover’s such a good actor he can make you hate him in this film just like you loved him in the Lethal Weapon series!
This cast were all great together, thumbs up!
Script.
What a shame he's a damn commie
Except the lisp caused by his retainer.
To be fair, I still think of him as Murtaugh.. He's just gotten too old for this 💩
He was great in Predator 2
That moral compass line was fuckin hilarious
danny glover does an amazing role in this movie. pure evil, its bone chilling.
he's gettin to old for this sh.....t. :)
@@thebetaguy I WIN!!!
You should see him in The colour purple
Ever look at his Politics?
Growing up he was one of my favorites!
"Its not the wild west where you clean up the streets with a gun. Even though sometimes thats exactly what is needed." There goes your hint!
That wasn't a hint.
@@peterfile5027it actually was
Yes it is
"the gun's zero'd for 600, gotta aim a bit lower", meanwhile Swagger has both lids om the scope and isn't even looking through it. Still he answers that "it won't make a difference since they are too close" lmao
hes hip firing the weapon lol he doesnt need the scope to look through
@@SendCore Yes but if you're not looking through the scope it doesn't matter what the scoped is zeroed to. So you wouldn't have to aim lower because you're not using the scope...
@@MatthewCaldwell depends on ratio if your using the scope as a sight instead of a scope wich is insane but has been done, zeroing it would make it stright so aiming lower does make sense here. like instead of adjusting the zoom on a telescope you adjust the stand.
@@SendCore congratulations, you completely missed the point of the comment and decided to reply anyway!
@@zt1788, I think a few people in this comment thread missed the point of the comments in the movie. Lol
It's funny when you realize he had a guaranteed way to prove his innocence from day one. Everything he went through was just to find out who was behind it all. One way or another as long as he was taken alive he was going to walk out a free man.
What i don't like about this is that they don't check for themselves before setting Swaggert free.
Oh, you somehow got your hands on a bullet, which was definetly somewhat illegal, and showed that the gun didn't fire.
Surely it is prove that the gun isn't working, i mean it's not like he could have been given a dud bullet on purpose.
Yeah, no need to to any checking by a non biased person .....
@@Nugireit's not illegal to own that type of firearm or an actual full auto machine gun just more red tape to jump through.
Unless the lab look at the gun and discover the missing firing pin and replace it?
@@Nugire at that point the FBI director would have been fully briefed and KNEW it stunk - the speed that info on the shooter miraculously popped up before any investigation could even be started for instance.
he stated that the senator was absent for the meeting and that he had had a DOZEN CALLS saying let the colonel walk - that ALL SCREAMS COVERUP AND CORRUPTION.
yes the weapon would have been checked prior to his release in real life - but this is a movie FFS.
The Attorney General proves why he is in that position by just giving the most lawyer-worded permission for extrajudicial revenge
Michael Peña is a very underrated actor. He's quite talented.
Nope
Fury, both Ant Man movies, Shooter, a bit part in My Fellow Americans.
@@bassinbillRC5300Narcos as well!!
Is it the multiple acting awards he won or the multiple acting awards he was nominated for that makes him "underrated "
In the TV series, they had Memphis a woman - goes against the book and the movie. The series - seasons - was good, each season was based on a book
Kate Mara still looks the same today. Never aged a day
She defines the phrase "stupid hot"
As in, so hot I go stupid just thinking about her!
If an act is illegal on American soil a person can be charged with committing that act in another country - even if that country recognizes it as legal
That really depends on the act. Sex trafficking and pedophilia (sex tourism) can be charged. The only way something like this can be charged state side is if it was done on behalf of the United States.
Believe it or not, him being a Colonel, he is still subject to the UCMJ (Uniform Code of Military Justice). Any persons who serve or have served in uniform, are always subject to the UCMJ, no matter where they serve or have served in the world. No matter where or what, still subject to the UCMJ. My military superiors told me about this movie particularly, you identify as a Colonel and have the identification and records to back it, you follow the UCMJ. And also, had the Colonel paid attention to what the Attorney General could do, the Colonel would have realized that, even though he gets off scott-free, the AG can in fact release him, and also would have known that Swaggert was coming and could have warned everyone at the cabin.
Except it doesn't...that's not how the law works
The AG said that he himself doesn't have the authority because it isn't the world court. I don't think he was suggesting nothing can be done but rather he can't do anything as of now. The colonel said it's all hearsay too because it's just pictures and no evidence of his involvement. I believe people are just looking at this wrong like what he did wasn't illegal. It was illegal but it's outside the AG jurisdiction and power to do anything. Also it's just a movie lol 😆
Yea new Zealand had to find out the hard way when you guys broke like 19 conventions raiding our country to illegally pull out one guy lol
Same with Australia and Jillian Assange...
Turns out if the US wants you they just make up child rape allegations and then revoke them once you get to US soil, by which they then charge you with what they really want you for lol
"He raped 3 girls" oh sorry we misread that "we believe he might be working against our security interests"
I hate you guys government lol all they do is fuck with other countries
He was always 2 steps ahead in this film...Only was caught off guard when he took the job...
One of the best sniper movies ever period
not hardly, Military snipers are not the ballistics savants movies make them out to be. 70% hit rate is all that is required to make it through the ballistics portion of sniper school.
What's more important in being a sniper than the marksmanship is the ability to deal with shit conditions, in a shit country, with shit politics. Then maybe once in a while making a shot from a shit hide with the entire country looking for you. no being a sniper is not about the ballistics. It's about getting the fuck out of there after the shot.
Ok so anyway as I said, one of the best sniper movies ever made. I hope they make 4k copy top stuff
If you think it’s possible to shoot a 22 LR at 400yds from a boat and It one get there and two have enough ballistic energy to even kill.
And the mountain top shot hitting the weapon.. at the range roughly 1200m give or take factoring in cosine angle the weapon wouldn’t of even been visible. The cross hairs would of covered it. And if using a mil-radian optic and turret setup each click of adjustment at that range would of been 12CM with no wind markers, mountain terrain with updrafts and down drafts and no spotter..
You would have more chance of getting a blowy from a Swedish royal family princess out skiing than hitting than shot.
It's a fantastic film. It's not a documentary about shooting. Anymore than Lethal Weapon is a documentary on good police practice. 🔫👮🏻♂️👮🏾♂️
@@kcstottYou ever heard the story of Carlos Hathcock or Simo Hayha?
Movie was made almost 16 years ago, and that Chey Tac rifle is still the nicest/best sniper rifle in existence....
The idea that a meeting like this would ever take place let alone that the parties involved(outside of Swagger) would at all be interested in laws or justice makes this scene hilarious.
or that they would take restraints of a suspected presidential killer and leave him alone in a room of VIP's....LOL!
The AG figuratively gives Swagger the license to kill.
This was honestly a pretty solid adaptation of the original novel. I highly recommend it if you've not read it.
@Anthony lee agreed. Solid doesn't mean accurate or 100%. they kept hold of many of the beats of the story, modernized it while staying faithful to the source, and actually made something decent. If I had one complaint it would be that the film didn't end with Bob's lawyer being the one to do the trick with the rifle.
what is the novel called? thanks
@@rotyler2177 point of impact
@@13steampunk thanks!
I was today yrs old when I found out that this movie was based on a book
"How obvious do you want that handshake?"
"All of it."
He literally said 'I can't fix this, go get him Bob Lee'...
That's not how the word "literally" works.
No he didn't, he inferred 'I can't fix this, go get him Bob Lee'.
Where did he say or imply that?
@@peterfile5027 in his little talk at the end, saying that sometimes it is what is needed
I watched this movie at least twice. A great movie. what happens later is so worth watching.
Movie name
@@rahulr8316 Shooter
“And I am required to tell them to F U C K OFF” love that line 😂 murica
Attorney General literally giving Swagger the Fifth Freedom
Love the Attorney General, how he stood up to the Generals and Admirals, telling them to f off, as well as subtly telling/allowing him "Go get them marine, finish them off."
that's why you need Frank Castle up in here dishing out Punishment!
When Swagger asked did they fire the weapon? That was a wrap. He knew already.
Trial is held in a nice little room for a meeting, and swagger just gets uncuffed and walks out.
Right. No deliberation or anything.
Hollywood writing.
This wasn't a trial. Merely a meeting between a suspect and the attorney General prosecuting the case. The atorny general is in charge of pressing charges, thus he also has the authority to drop charges if new evidence comes to light. Since no trial had not begun yet He has full authority to do so without going before a judge. Theoretically if he dies the next day whatever AG replaces him would have the authority to press charges again not that they would since no AG is going to suicide his own career with a high profile unwinnable case.
@@asanitationstompout8473 It wasn’t a trial in the first place…
It isn't a trial. Just a meeting between the AG and the suspect. The AG has the power to drop charges without a judge's permission.
Colonel Johnson acting like a true boss here. He doesn't give a fuck
4:54 “even though sometimes that’s EXACTLY what’s needed.”
Anyone else see a possible meaning between the lines?
Yup, and Swagger's glance
My best line “ I win, you loose,’again’”
Easily the best scene in the whole movie.
I once heard that justice is a process and not a result.
It's definitely the result
there’s a reason you only heard it once 😂
I can’t stand when there’s an audio lag. This clip needs to be reuploaded.
What a movie .... absolutely brilliant 🤩
Dude its called Shooter 🤓
@@oSIXO. ok?
That has to be one of the most pleasant attorney generals I've seen in a movie.
The AG basically gave him permission to go all Wild West on the Colonel.
Danny Glover in Angels of the Outfield vs. Shooter is… Acting Genius.
This is the movie that started my thirst for Kate Mara, holy hell she's fine in this movie
I'm with you on this mate.
Ye, something in her eyes, hard to say exactly. And she is fit as hell hehe
I like how without any further investigation they find him innocent after pulling the trigger. What if the firing pin was installed correctly and he did the crime but just used a dummy round here lol.
I love Danny Glover, he's so good. And he's an awesome smug badguy in this movie.
one of the best sniper movies out there.
nah - actual snipers usually don't shoot actual targets. they are more often used as recon/ target designation. That is what most movies got wrong.
@@hagestad That's not what he said
This movie is a example that power people are more dangerous Sometimes
"Even tho sometimes that's exactly what's needed" wink wink
4:40 He just gave him permission to "Take Care Of This".
I'd like to think that wild west reference by the Atty.Gen is giving nod to Swagger to take actions into his own hands..
The AG is the reason why this is my favourite scene. Commanded it so well
Never anger a man that can reach out and touch you from the other side of the zip code.
Semper Fi!
At the last part. He gives the authority to kill everyone involved. "You're free to go"
Plot twist: The bullet had no gunpowder
Those Cheytac Intervention's ain't no joke
"I did take an oath to defend this country from all enemies, foreign and domestic"
God this is such a hokey fuckin line
Ahhh, cheques and balances. Remember when that was a thing in the US?
Attorney General on one movie, serial killer on another lol.
For the record I don't like the way this turned out anymore than you do, but this is the world we live in, and justice does not always prevail it's not the wild west where you can clean up the streets with a gun even though sometimes that's exactly what needed
Cool are you a writer or poet? Where did you come up with that?
That's when he got the green light
One of Walhberg's best movie for sure.
It's a major plothole, which is hilarious because the entire movie after Bob Lee was framed is unnecessary as a result of that firing pin. Why go to all the trouble to find out the truth if the proof of his innocence was already in the FBI's possession?
Because knowing the colonel, bob wouldn't have survived the judicial process. Once he's dead, he certainly has the leverage to ensure the investigation died with him. Nobody is gonna look at it past that and even if they did, "who gives a shit"
Bob Lee said it in the movie. He would be buried in a unmarked grave and they would be up back and running with a new name same plan. So he had to kill a lot of them first and get the faces of people who he really needs to kill
They would have pulled an Oswald on him
An even dumber plot hole is why would a team of assassins go recover a bullet that shot a can of stew rather than get another projectile from firing the gun? Doing so those assassins would notice the gun doesn’t fire.
@@kingleonidas4296 in the book, it's a setup - Bob is invited to shoot at a range to give feedback on some new ammunition, and that is where the bad guys get the perfect round. He realises something is wrong when the final shot of the day places Bob in the shoes of the sniper who wounded him and killed his partner, which is why he then adjusts the weapons firing pin.
The book is far better than the movie, and makes a lot more sense. The movie cuts out a lot of plot which makes the book flow better.
Such a Brilliant Sniper but Couldnt hit an Helicopter in the big fight scene.😁
Laws were designed to incorporate and support the aggressors.. but we get labeled evil for calling it out.
I mean … there is absolutely nothing that prevents one from being prosecuted for offences committed in a different jurisdiction. Certain criminal laws exist specifically for extra-territorial application. That’s how soldiers can be found guilty of war crimes. Huge error there by the script writers.
The AG's last sentece made Swagger become Castle eventually...
I've seen this so many times I'm surprised I just thought of this. If Swagger is so meticulous about his guns, he surely cleaned that rifle after shooting the can of stew, before swapping out the firing pin. As a close inspection should be able to tell the difference between a cleaned gun and one that has recently been fired, the conspirators would have fired the gun somewhere before planting it on the scene for the FBI to find. When they did so, they would have figured out that the firing pin was too short and fixed that problem. Swagger should have blown the Colonel away.
Bruh, they they faked a presidential assassination to kill a foreign archbishop that they could have just blown up in their home country by sending a kid with a backpack up to him. Don't take this movie too seriously
Ye, also, you are checked with metal detectors, even if you are a disgraced fbi agent (...)
No bloody way he would be able to bring that bullet in.
Also funny, if they said Yes to 'did you fire the rifle?'
All in all, a LOOOOOT of coincidences needed to be just right for this to work.
Anyways, it's a movie
No, none of that would have happened.
@humperdoosaves497 If they had said yes, then he would've just asked "How?" And they would have to admit to troubleshooting and replacing the firing pin. Then he could have submitted all his other weapons as evidence, since none of them will fire. It would've had the same result, just would have taken longer.
Also I have a sneaking suspicion, that even if they had fired the weapon, that Bob Lee still would have pulled the trigger.
Also also, have you ever WORKED in a "secure facility" before? I can tell you with absolute certainty that there would have been no fewer than a dozen ways to smuggle a single round into that building. I'd be more worried about the obvious AF handoff, because no one in that room could possibly have missed him being handed a round. But that was just so that the audience could see it.
Basically the AG gave his go signal to clean the mofos up including the senator
This was not a TRIAL as the title suggests. It was a hearing at best with several cabinet members present.
Underrated movie
My favorite Wallberg film.
I love the moment when he inserted a 50 cal. bullet and aimed at the colonel...
Thats not a .50
.408 Cheytac actually and not .50 BMG
The ending to that movie is awesome you should watch it 😀
If that sniper rifle has left a chain of custody , and had been sobataged...michael pena would have been wasted beyond point where even closed casket was a mercy.
"Colonel, your moral compass is so ****ed up, I'd be surprised if you made it back to the parking lot"!
This was 2007. Could so easily be 2020-2022+ as far as moral compasses go.
These types of people with their arrogant attitudes of
non-accountability is beyond evil.
May the current traitors receive their just reward, preferably in this life.
Oh don't worry, Trump gonna get his day in court 🤣
@@ChrisLeiter Wow.....you crawled over the Clintons, Obama and Obiden-Harris.....just to get to Trump?
Impressive.....and pathetic at the same time. 😂
@@ChrisLeiter the profile picture matches the testosterone levels perfectly. You must be on your period 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@typetersen8809 any of them indicted? Any of them charged? Subpoenaed for financial crimes, fraud, self dealing? And even if they were guilty of ACTUAL crimes like treason, Democrats would happily say charge them and put them in jail if found guilty. Because we’re not in a cult and don’t worship at the feet of our orange god o matter what he does. USMC 04-09, Semper Fi
@@typetersen8809 how many criminal investigations are the Clinton’s, Obamas, and Biden under?
Go ahead.
I’ll wait. 😂🤣
What’s sad is that you probably have no clue since you only watch infowars or whatever it is you crazies get spoon fed these days.
News flash: Trump is under not only civil investigation in multiple cases, but also CRIMINAL investigations both at the federal and state level, and the only reason he’s not in court yet is because they keep finding more and more and more to put against him. Your dear leader is about to be in a world of shit.
Not sure if you’re aware but you can’t find this video if you search on RUclips. It just does not show up. It shows the final scene and a bunch of other scenes but this video does not show up unless you google it
Anyone else notice how the marshals behind Swagger were in the room at the start of the hearing but when the AG said “you’ve got 5 minutes” they were gone?
Notice they enter the room once he pulled the trigger? It's called they probably didn't have clearance for such a confidential hearing so they simply used their legs and walked out of the fuckin room. You literally see them turn to leave and then hear the doors open and close, Wtf?
The AG put that battery in him and Bobby went to work!
Funny how the colonel knew EXACTLY where those bodies were, without even seeing the pictures..
The fbi agent literally said a village in Africa to the general
@@superdad9886 and he added the specific area
The only problem was that the Colonel can be tried for committing war crimes especially since this was seen as a military court marshall. This was the only error in this scene. He would have been arrested immediately
I doubt there's a place anywhere in the world where you arrest a colonel on spot just because some guy hold you bunch of photographs you have no idea come from while telling you "that guy did this, somewhere in Africa, maybe".
@@here_be_dragons9184 The pictures would be enough to get an investigation started, which then gets kicked to NCIS?? or some letter agency and eventually the colonel gets court martialed
@@PeterJavi Why the hell would the Navy investigate this?
@@brandondallaire I put that as a placeholder name because I don't know the name of the organisation that does internal investigations in the army.
The bass sound when he pointed the gun at Glover. Awesome.
Love this film.
I like the hidden message the Attorney General gave Swagger.Did anyone else hear it.
The AG gave him the line like the Generals in Apocalypse Now. "This mission doesn't exist"
The whole movie is very good. I've seen it several times... I already know the lines. 😀
Fun thought experiment. What if the bad guys were a little bit smarter and checked for the firing pin? They switch it out as further framing him. Then we get here.
Then he is fucked, but at least he can take Danny Glover with him.
That's not something they would check.
0:27 - Are you telling me nobody in that room saw the bullet exchange?
It's not hard to believe.
Who cares!
Did the senator suggest he kill them. I like to think so.
yup he did.
In a legally safe way, yes, he more or less told Bob Lee “we can’t touch them, but you should end them”
He did say they couldn’t just take the colonel out even if it was the right thing to do and then immediately set him free.
The colonel has Immunity!
he gave him permission to kill the senater when he said "even tho it wats needed"
What if they wouldn't have freed his arms? This whole thing could have never happened.
No worries. It was in the script for them to release his arms.
It would have still been possible to load and fire it, just not pick it up
This is a finely crafted parody film of 1980's action movies..... RIGHT?
2:20 this clicking sound always gets me
Did he just say "Sgt. Swagger"😂
Yeah, that was the character's name. Bob Lee Swagger.
Love this movie
Echoes of Butler, Pennsylvania. They did shoot the patsy there.
I want that rifle, M200 Cheytac Intervention 💪
Love the cap on the scope.
Movies like this are parallel to exact reality while we live walk and breathe on this Earth