The Outpost (2020) - Battle of Kamdesh
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About the movie:
The Outpost is a 2020 American war film directed by Rod Lurie, based on the 2012 non-fiction book The Outpost: An Untold Story of American Valor by Jake Tapper, about the Battle of Kamdesh in the war in Afghanistan. It stars Scott Eastwood, Caleb Landry Jones, Orlando Bloom, Jack Kesy, Cory Hardrict, Milo Gibson, Jacob Scipio, Will Attenborough and Taylor John Smith. The film was scheduled to premiere at the 2020 South by Southwest Film Festival, but the festival was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. It was released via Premium VOD and in selected theaters on July 3, 2020. The film received generally positive reviews from critics, with praise for the battle sequences and respectful depiction of the soldiers.
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This movie was perfect, it was realstic, gritty and it really made you hurt when one of them would get killed or end up getting mentally scarred, cause they actually gave the characters backstories and emotions, just like in 13 hours.
That’s because 13 hours and outpost are both real events that happened and in this movie they got some of the actual members of this even to play there character
This is based on the attack on COP Keating where hundreds of Taliban swarmed the outpost also known as the Battle of Kamdesh
its not at all realistic, irl, it takes like 20 bullets to down one man, and guns dont sound as bang bang, but more like a pathetic pew pew in the open, and also, there isn't any flash when you fire a gun, there's just some little dust or something moving from it, thats it, and the grenades i see here blowing up, MAYBE make an explosion 1/10th of what we see here, so yeahhhh, nooo
@@nightfalls5462 there is a slight flash when firing out of the muzzle, plus it takes only around 3-5 shots to completely down someone in the body.
@poop pee a good movie in the sense it shows some stuff ppl no fuk all about while still being a Hollywood action movie. Not everything is trying to be 100% accurate or perfect
2:25 love how the grenade just make a cloud of smoke instead of a giant fireball, theres also some shrapnel flying around
@SF Giants Highlights Indeed. This movie was pretty good. Some of the effects were lacking, probably due to budget, but overall quite a realistic representation of combat
But in movie rule grenade explosion should look like a nuke test explosion! This movie is unrealistic 😂
To be fair it's been a while since I saw a grenade fireball in a movie or show.
@@nitrokid a lot of movies actually make hand grenades seem like close quarters weapons when they are very much not
That's always been a huge gripe I've had with war films, or for that matter action films in general, the way grenades explode in fireballs. That said, by far my biggest is the lack of reloading. Im plenty willing to give it some leeway, you know instead of 30 rounds being fired - maybe little over 40 or somethin. But in most films they literally never reload despite having laid down a constant fully-auto barrage, or at best, reloading after a good 60 to 70 rounds instead of the thirty rond capacity of most standard assault-rifles/carbines. Even one of the top ten, or even top five shootout/firefight scenes in film history, the one at the end of "Heat," despite constant full-auto there ae literally a total of 4 reloads total for both the cops and the robbers. You only see Robert reload 2 and Val only once. That said, over the past decade this as improved by leaps and bounds when compared to early 2000's, (let alone 90's and older), action movies/tv-shows in this regard. Which is why whenever i see a modern movie or show where characters never reload their firearm, it just complete kills the immersion for me. This film thankfully is one of the movies out there where they do a great job limiting the round count and having a decent amount of reloads.
Just so people know the film tried to follow the actual event that happend, they had survivors with them to make it as realistic as possible, it was probably a lot worse than depicted and less flashy but more chaotic. Overall great film and great exposure to the masses of those tragic event due to a failure of command from the top and idiots with shiny rockers
Didn’t they say 50 men was on that base and 300 taliban fighters crazy how they just whipped them out
It was Rodriguez who was willing to go in the movie he plays himself
Much worse in reality. I just read a comment on a SPR review and a WW2 vet. said it wasn't even close to as bad as it was.
The only piece of communications equipment that stayed working during the firefight was the SNAP Satellite system, which I worked on. And no, I did not go to this particular base, as I was in RC East, and this battle was the northern end of RC East in AFG. With the SNAP System, they were able to call in air support and kill hundreds of Taliban, and prevent the Combat Outpost from being over run. I am proud to say that two were awarded the US Medal of Honor: for Staff Sergeant Clinton Romesha and Specialist Ty Carter. COB Keating.
Love how the guy just just looks at his rifle and was like “did I do that?”
vibe like saving private ryan... shooting the tiger with 1911
@@MrDeaddennis yea the last scene
i was about to tell the saving pvt Ryan thing lol
Dude wasn't even sure ..I think at that point he knew he was the only guy defending the line
@@victorrubahimbya1124 but he knew what is m203 gl was capable of
Whoever set up the Outpost surrounded by valley like this must have never heard about Dien Bien Phu and Khe Sanh...
or even " common sense"
It was known to be in a bad location and considered a deathtrap. Relocating was supposed to happen but the military said that the resources to do so were tied up with the defense of a nearby town that Afganistan considered a priority and the search for Bowe Bergdahl.
@@josephramponi4431 could be like that. But, just for the sake of skepticism, I think those reasonings could also been made to cover up the CO overconfidence that led to the set up of the base in the said valley...
Yup
To sum up: the higher ups fucked it up, like proper fucked it up.
The whole battle was an absolute shitshow, the US Military got their asses whooped.
Then made an official report that cleared the higher ups, awarded the poor fuckers who died there with some posthumous medals & financed this little propaganda movie to boost morale back home.
Only in this case they didn't spend that much money on said movie.
It's these kinds of situations where you hope and pray for a bRRRRRTTTTTT!!!🔥
Time have changed now we hope for Apache🤣😂
Still A 10 WARTHOG is very very formidable weapon,can make enemies piss in their sleep. A sorcerer of death.🙏🙏🙏
I’ll take any Bbrrrrrppppp I can get 😉
.... that or a spooky on station up high.
Mother.......AC130
I was at FOB Boris in 2011, the whole point of being there was to draw fire and respond with air when it got heavy. Worked like a charm. The OP next to us almost got overrun by hundreds of Taliban. The air force killed most of them. Just like this clip.
little bitty worm on a big fucking hook, ooh rah!
@@paladro thats fucked. Yes lets use our troops as fodder to bait out the enemy so its easier to kill them. To hell with that
@@kubglo7502 That's what you sign up to do, thats why the Marines will have my eternal respect.
and the army too, hell the entire US Military is amazing
@@kubglo7502 Actually it saved lives. I was there for two years and we lost four guys and one of them was a suicide. We killed well over 300 taliban just in our AO.
Ty Carter has to be one of the best characters in war movies. He saves several people and survives multiple explosions. All while wearing his helmet, vest, shorts, t-shirt, and boots.
Капитан Америка.
He is aware of the importance of the Grooming Standard
True, always wear your standard infantry kit
He’s a real person
@@rhett1029, no shit. The movie points this to being a real story multiple times. And I think I watched the news story when I was a little kid.
The CO who chose that outpost surrounded by high grounds was probably promoted later on by his political master.
...ya know..!
Actually no this was the last outpost that’s considered strategic ineffective, later in the war they’ve never build an outpost like this again due to this battle and battle of Wanat in 08.
I am speculating over-confidence. At COP Keating, the had artillery support from a based not too far away. They did not count on it being taken out of the fight. I suspect they thought they could get gunships in more quickly and they would be more effective.
Some things never change. Since the Brits inn 1842.....a small outpost of 30 -100 guys surrounded and outnumbered 3-1. Fighting for a small piece of real estate.
@@ronaldmcdonald3965 the Artillery base got overuned first??
@@X.Y.Z.07 I think it was under localized attack, and could not offer effective fire support. It has
been a while since I looked at this.
When the help finally came, it gave me the biggest relief ever. It’s like that feeling of, “It’s over, it’s finally over.”
Dont preach brother
вам принесёт большое облегчение, когда США перестанет вторгаться в другие страны как Третий Рейх.
The movie is based off the book "The Outpost" written by Jake Tapper. An outstanding read. He deep dives the first plans and development for this post. Top brass was warned: "But sir...that is a really awful place for a base." "Sir, this is a really bad idea. A. REALLY. BAD. IDEA. Anyone we drop off there is going to die."
Six pages into the book, you are already pissed off by the absolute incompetence of military strategist who planned it. Guess I need to get the movie and get pissed off all over again.
"Greatest military in the world" showing that arrogance can over come the best technology every time.
I love the 3:44 where he looks at his rifle like he thought "what the fuck, what doomsday ammo do I have there?".
Yeah
a bit reminiscent of Tom Hanks firing his 1911 at the Tiger in Saving Private Ryan and having it explode after a few rounds.
lol doomsday ammo
Rpg is so realistic in this film unlike in other war movies where u can see the rocket in a dramatic way lol
RPG. Is loong ang big
They're hollywood films, what do you expect.
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This is based of real life
On every modern war film I must always listen someone crying hysterically: “RPG!”
True but in combat situations it’s really smart to yell out there’s an incoming explosion. Communication is key.
Soldiers are trained to duck and cover as well as spread out if the enemy is using explosives.
@@Crossed-Bones Perhaps they would just say incoming? "Incoming explosion" seems a bit too long.
@@colleen9026 I was saying yelling “rpg” is short for there’s an incoming explosion
At least they didn’t play “Fortunate Son” when the helicopters flew in.
We yelled that in Somalia too. You also yell "FRAG OUT!" when throwing a grenade so EVERYONE within earshot KNOWS you just put out an explosive of your own. An "incoming FRAG grenade" is noted by simply yelling "GRENADE" so everyone knows the difference between an "outgoing" and "incoming" explosive.
One of the better recent war movies. Good script, good actors, good job overall.
"May you live forever"
A true warrior's worst insult
Dude, this is incredible. I had to watch the sequence without the music-bed and then again with the work that you put in.
BRAVO.
Intelligent.
From an Army Vet, definitely took me there.
Thank you for your beautiful comment and thank you for your service Daniel!
Were we good guests for the oppressors ?? If not come again to Afghanistan 🇦🇫😂
Clint Eastwood's son spitting image of his dad. Like a modern day Where Eagles Dare when he is in them.
I must admit that I was thinking that is famous Kuf Darhrepus.
Just as a reminder, 2 Latvian soldiers where also there. One is shoulder to shoulder with Romesha to clear the base
i served was a missile technician on trident submarines during first gulf war and yes i risked my life. but wasn;t on the ground like these guys much respect. patriots!
Full-length running, ignoring cover etc. Oh those enemies...
Well, it is said that many Taliban soldiers don't join willingly. Many were teachers, farmers, and other civilian roles before the conflict. So yes, some are more effective than others.
If someone is not a warfighter, it's hard to make them into an efficient soldier. But some are.
Non experience tend to take cover too much but if forced to advance would likely lost in the flow of battle/adrenaline and resort to blindly charge and shoot without "feel the environment". Trained are more likely to be less adrenaline driven and more tactical, so they are less likely to die this way. That why we got "regular" and "meat shield".
@@checkinncmugget9251 It is especially hard when they have little to no tactical training at all.
If you never been in this kind of firefight, no movie, video game, vr game can prepare you for the chaos this is. It's hard to watch this even now and I was in the Army 30 years ago. One thing is for sure, Hollywood has become better at showing what it's like
Lol his face expression in the end was like how come my tiny gun can do such massive damage...😱
Realistic expression lmao! 😅
Excellent work! Your music draws you straight into the scene
Enjoyed this film, good job
Its insane that this movie's budget was $5 mil and its this perfect. What other movies are like this? its got me hooked
It's shows how war is cruel and scary. War is no joke. Nice editing and movie.
Watching the Taliz roll down that hill I knew it was over for these guys seeing the air support was relieving😵🥶well as far as the movie scene was concerned
That’s basically what happened irl though so it is pretty cool
Adrenalina total... trocação no tiroteio, sorte que que a cavalaria chegou a tempo, os helicópteros UH Apaches, salvou os combatentes.
SSG Clint Romesha was a bad ass and Scott Eastwood is just like his Dad...a great actor. Thanks for this video. Well done!
The Outpost is by far one of my personal favorite movies made in recent years! The line where he comes in and says “We’re taking this bitch back!” Is one of my favorite unforgettable movie lines period! 😂😂 Awesome video man!
That's awesome! These military action heroes were really look like real-life Premiere Action Heroes!
I don't know why always helicopters or jets saves soldiers life. But people don't give much credit to Airforce. They are equal warriors. Please respect them equal.. Salute to Solider and Air warrior..!! We are proud of you..!!
That was probably an Army Apache bro
I mean they just show up with bigger hardware id rather salute the ground guys
She brought the girl power ✌🏼
@@jayblemsin4226 L take, those guys take on just as much risk especially in a genuine war
What an obscure rare talent this editor has really emotive mix of movie and sound.
Just watched this yesterday. What a great movie. The best word I can use to describe it is "harrowing." Constant fear for the guys on screen.
I knew from reading about it to Romesha and Carter both survived and receieved the Medal of Honour. Everyone else was a total wild card.
Caleb Landry Jones' portrayal of SSgt Ty Carter was particularly heartwrenching. Especially his final scene with the Army therapist. This movie did a stellar job showing the causes and effects of warfare PTSD.
I plan on watching it again soon, to try and appreciate the smaller details I would have missed on first watch.
9/10. Only complaint is some of the CG and very small moments where the dialogue felt a bit clunky/scripted. Otherwise, great modern WoT war film.
Instead of Outpost, it should've been called Bait.
it should've been called American Meat
@@IlyaMikov dat title belongs to Hurtgen Forest.
Incredible scene
Thanks for posting Doctor
Thank you for watching! ^^
the sound is really well done. really nice work
If you notice a familiar face that's because the actor is Scott Eastwood, I'll let you guess who his father is!
Your score had my stomach in a knot in anticipation...
This was a decent movie with quite realistic combat scenes. The effects weren't that good (probably due to budget), but the rest was on point.
This scene reminds me of a mission from the game Medal of Honor. Exact location, exact scenario and the same outcome where an Apache saves your life
Do you mean medal of honor 2010? Mission 4 - (Belly of the beast)
@@R73949 Yes I do bro.
@@R73949 that was a great mission. I recently replayed that game.
Better than a Hollywood movie - keep them coming
Watched this for the first time last night. Best and most accurate movie about the fight agains talibans in Afghanistan! Honestly the whole thing was very accurate I would highly recommend
FKINGOOD! Raw scenes, Reality! Clint Romesha and all the Platoon will be Proud!
That was awesome...thanks
these 50k round clips are amazing..
Right music is 50% of success of the movie: JW, Interstellar, PofC, Tron
Sir, we will be in a kill zone if we build the base surronded by high ground.
CO: I built the base surronded by high ground.
Thank you.
The accuracy with the guy in shorts. Could not be more real. These attacks sometimes happen when you are not even ready. Which is the whole point...
This 100% this!
Great work on the edit and the sound is amazing!!
Thanks man! ^^
@@borisnech You’re welcome!!!
Its shit work 00:27
Is this COP Keating? Movie or no movie I'm honored to share a nation with these men. 💪🏻🇺🇲
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you are hero in only Hollywood movies but in reality you are badly defeated in Afghanistan .now you are runing from Afghanistan hahahahahahahh
@@aakashhaider920 you talk big but you'd just make a mess on a boot when the remains of your dead body get stepped on.
@@aakashhaider920 🤡🤡🤡
good job, doc-sound!
3:45 the best weapon ever
I watched this movie, when the credits rolled I fucking balled, because it's not just a movie, it's a story of real people, and not everyone makes it out, war is hell
Same man
This music sounds like the open to a battlefield game
Holy$hit man that was pretty intense.. and also insane but what a awesome scene for sure.. I definitely gotta check out this flick but hey good job my hat's off to you man.
It is a great movie all the way thru
No greater love than to lay one’s life down for his brother
очередная трогательная кинуха, как бравые Джоны рубятся с какими-то пастухами за то, чтобы потом остаться у себя в Техасщине бездомыными. Плак-плак.
скрепный ты что несешь
I was a submarine sailor but even I have to ask why have an out[post surrounded by mountains duhhhhhhh
Don't you mean Submariner and I think you'll laugh if you bite the end off a submarine and see what comes out
Nice try kid. God back to Fortnite. It's called "submariner" lol
@@ricecakeFTW Yes, submariner....I had a brain fart LOL
Look up battle of wanat in 2008
It's Afghanistan, you have to deal with mountains or abandon those areas to the guerillas. Shitty situation.
Thank you
The thing that bothers me about this film is how many people refer to as “this movie” or say “great movie” and “that movie was awesome” as if wasn’t a true story and people didn’t die…. Truly upsetting to see that
Because Americans are way too spoiled and entitled to care about anyone but themselves and completely forgetting about those who gave their lives in service for their country.
I have never seen anybody contradict themselves so fast before
@@mikufollower8564 Not all Americans, just a vast majority
@@MrNuggat Where's the contradiction. I may mention "film" but just to place a starting point for my comment. Because what bothers me is everyone watching that just sees this as entertainment, and not a true story that took place very recently
@@ernesto.english I know not all of them are like that, I should've specified
The part where Gallegos was trying to save Mace was sad because an explosion hit them then Gallegos got up and said “motherf*uckers” and then started shooting then got shot and died and mace got saved he lasted until medivac came but then died a couple of hours later.May all the American soldiers who died that day Rest In Piece😞
This and Hyena road are two of my recent favorites I've watched.
This would be an awesome final battle scene.
So, for the first time i just got a notification that RUclips didn't approve of my comment!?
Fuck censorship
what did you say?
What'd you say? Just curious really. Might try it later.
You get notifications after deletion? They simply delete my comments. No explanantions.
Does it really matter what he said? Censorship is censorship.
@@williampoole1742 just wanna test it out. See if he's being honest.
i love how the bad guys use guns as melee weapon
It just kept getting crazier
This play acting was rather good. 👏
At 1:33, the reticle of an ACOG is set up so the stadia (horizontal parts of the ladder) are shoulder width at the range marked next to them. So those dudes are at about 250-300 yards, which isn't a hard shot with an M4.
I was wondering why the fuck he doesn’t shoot them. Cleanest shots ever?
It’s funny when he shoots his M4 at the ridge line, causes an explosion, and then looks at his rifle like he shot it. That happened to me lol
Literally literally that's sick brother
Carter and Ro were unbelievable that day. They just pushed through all the fear to save their brothers..
Even though this is a movie I want to say thanks to all the soldiers and veterans that fought for our country 🇺🇸
Lol.... The soldier is thinking how his grenade became Hydra rockets upon explosion.
Love it when they make it rain.
i like the way how he looks at his gun.
A medal of honor was issued because of this battle. But it's a medal that shouldn't have been awarded. Meaning, had the higher ups been smart enough to realize how poor of a decision this was to put a COP/FOB in this location in Wanat, this battle would never have taken place. This battle SHOULDN'T have taken place !
А потом пришел 2021 и показали как они НА САМОМ ДЕЛЕ воюют.
ага ... показушники
possibly the most underrated combat film of the war
Damn fine job!
paused it at 1:35. the top of the reticle is about eye level with the shooter to the left in the green wrap. assuming the shooter in about a half crouch, his feet should be in about the second to bottom bar of the distance finder on the reticle. Assuming it a 4x mag, that should put these guys well within 200 yards. He could have engaged those dudes easy
3:03 : that m249 doesnt have a buttstock LUL
that M249 does have a buttstock, it's the PARA config and it's fully collapsed.
Captivating and realistic war drama.. 🇺🇸
nothing realistic about this, thought i was watching fast and furious
This makes me Remember " Black Hawk Down"
This would make an epic recruitment ad
Behold the apache gunship, a harbinger of death and an angel of mercy..... be like the apache gunship.
In reality the Apaches were completely ineffective. The Taliban had set up DShKs and KPVTs manned by some of their best crews.
@AnEReCTeDMooSe One of the Apache was scrapped later
All these beloved people of their parents and motherland where killed without achieving any thing in Afghanistan 😢😢😢....i salute them
such a brilliant idea of an outpost in the midst of a frying pan.
I just love it when the enemy runs down the middle of the road
03:34
Ah, yes. Infantry wave against an entrenched position. *facepalm*
The people participated in the attack 😂
👇
He's fucking OP man.
@Big Bossman i bet your fucking new to the internet, you accounts only 2 months old lmfao
@Big Bossman like how the fuck do you not know no one is original here on the fucking internet
Lmao dont ruin the movie clip for me lol
@Big Bossman Sorry if i offended you in my comment
One of my favorite war movie
Haven't seen any scenes from this movie and it's pretty intense. On Par with the action sequences from Blackhawk Down, I'll have to check it out.
I'm going to watch the movie now, and then be disappointed because without the soundtrack, it's just going to be flat. Unlike this rush. Excellent music.
Eheh! Thank you!:P
Um, no. Whoever directed this did a masterful job at capturing the savagery and chaos of battle. You will not be disappointed.
@@borisnech I think I figured out why I love scenes like this. For me they are a metaphor or a shadow of what it means to face life's challenges. Your music just adds that last taste to the dish that makes people remember the meal years later.
@@cmonkey63 I totally feel the same when I watch war scenes from movies. Thanks for pointing this out! And thank you for supporting me and my music!
@@cmonkey63 movie title ?
Better than 12 Strong but i could watch both of them on a day off
This hits very differently after the recent events
That's apaches scene was amazing
My army friend of mine to me his brother was in COP Keating in 2009. I was already back from Iraq when this was happening. I was also with 4th Infantry Division 1st Brigade.
Oh fucking quick people. Someone thank this guy for his service.