Think part of the reason it didn't get as much attention as it maybe should have is they guessed a fair bit. I've spoken to a dozens of Vietnam Veterans as I'm currently working on a Vietnam War Documentary Series and have been interviewing dozens of them... and to quote a number of them it was "stupid, offensive and ignorant" A few things all of them pointed out is soldiers with rolled up sleeves, insubordination of orders and the soldiers never looking down at where they were walking, were oversights that made it unrealistic to them. Patrols would always walk in a straight line, stepping in each other's footsteps because of the mine threat. Over half of Australia's Vietnam casualties were caused by M16 landmines the Vietcong had stolen from them, so walking in each other's footsteps was something that every patrol did. The movie showed patrols walking in spread out V shaped patterns which maximizes casualties in the event of a mine incident.
@@altoburger9692 Ok not every military detail is perfect, but movie makers always get some of it wrong and create extra drama, to me the important aspect was that it was well acted, the story is good and mostly accurate, the scenes seemed mostly realistic and the sentiment of what happened was depicted well, the only reason it's underated is because it's an Australian movie, that often happens, but it's also had critical acclaim so there you go.
I just saw this gem of a movie for the second time, this movie really hits you. I don't think I've ever seen such beautiful shots of combat as in here (how paradoxical "beautiful" may sound given it's war) but what an elegant use of slow motion. This makes you care about each man in that crater, and as for the ones who had went ahead the uncertainty of loss just kills you inside. This is one of the most well-rounded war movies I've seen in a while, it focuses on many aspects of combat not just the infantry, but everything that plays a role, the artillery, the air support, the toughest tactical decisions. The roll call is painful to watch. This movie is an instant favourite. If you loved Letters from Iwo Jima (for me the best war movie ever made) and you loved Platoon, I know the comparison is not immediately obvious but you will love this one just the same.
I remember the situation. Wasn't all over the news but what was followed by my family closely. We are a Patriotic one. Truly feeling the hurt for our allies. My oldest brother was with the Air Cavs 1st assault .
@@rawboat regardless of why you are there, a fight to the death is still brave The men where conscripted or volunteers with no combat experience vs an enemy who knows nothing else for the past years Libby
I wasn’t sure I’d like this in the beginning as it’s difficult to watch a Vietnam film these days without Platoon, Apocalypse Now, Full Metal Jacket and alike, in your head. But... I found myself quickly liking the characters, getting tense and very emotional watching it. A tough subject well acted and a very tasteful and respectful homage to those soldiers actually lost in this horrific battle. 5 star film in my opinion.
Those you mention are bullshit Hollywood propaganda movies made to justify throwing away young lives in a conflict (not a war) the Yanks couldn't win. This the real deal!
It's a great movie, I wasn't thinking of those other movies at all as this an Australian perspective, and some of those American ones are great too but this is just more familiar to me and a different situation and battle, it also is indicative of the ANZAC spirit where they fought against the odds as underdogs, that concept is very Australian.
This is the rubber plantation of Dan Long. Nam's biggest conflict. Down played by the high brass but non the less strong in metal fiber where the Metal meets the Meat and the sun don't shine. As per the Yanks! PTSD all over again!🤕
So glad to see our Anzac fighters getting some love in movies, hollywood sometimes forgets that it wasn't just americans fighting in every war let alone being the sole reason for winning the conflicts. Respect to our diggers.
I will be a future film maker someday and not just the US military but Australia,New Zealand,South Korea,Japan,Philippines,Vietnam ft. Spain,UK,Italy,Denmark and the Balkan states
Wow! Incredible movie! The best war move I have ever seen hands down. I loved it, respect to all those men who stood there ground. Loved it. Going to watch it again tonight.
Just finished watching this, I don't know how I never heard about it. Definitely one of the best war films I've seen in ages. It definitely did give me ANZAC We Were Soldiers vibes. Not that it's a bad thing (I'd say this movie is definitely better though).
Lol, the way they all deliver their lines is so Aussie, like they're not fussed about being shot at or blown up. They just want to get shit done and then have a pie and an iced coffee 🤣🤣
Are you Aussie or not? I'm Aussie and we're not all like this. It's a big exaggerated here. If we are getting shot at, you bet we're scared like anybody else. The ones who do this "tough guy" act are, well, exaggerating. It's a bit of an Aussie thing but not to this extreme. Not when you're about to fucking die, lol. Also a lot of these guys are Kiwi's.
@@armyowens990 cool. I'll check it out. Saw trailer yesterday. Thought I'd have to wait for theaters and it already out there. Still gotta see Midway and 1917
NOSTALGIC I watched it on a bootleg movie website. It’s called 123movies. Lots of pop up adds on there but just close them all up and eventually the movie will play. This movie is posted in HD on there as of a few days ago. Hell I often watch movies before they even get out of theatre lol. But very new ones are often low quality. After a couple weeks most of them are posted in HD. But I haven’t spent a dime on tv for a few years now lol. And no I don’t feel bad about it
Such a well directed and intense film. I was very surprised and will keep an eye out for this director. The actors all did a fine job. I very much felt invested in their situation. This film delivered and avoided a lot of the typical Hollywood cliches. Much respect for the men who lived this experience, and the ones who didn't make it home.
erhh, you must be heavily medicated.... Travis is one of the worst actors around, always over-dramatizing. His portrayal of "Ragnar Lothbrok" in vikings is more that of a vintriloquist than a viking.
Easily one of the best flicks in a long time. Major Smith was correct in ignoring orders to return to base and instead tracked down and rescue his cut off troops despite risking the lives of all Delta company members. Erwin Rommel did not do the same in one particular WW2 engagement in North Africa for a similar small number of men cut off and his reputation among the rest of the army suffered greatly thereafter.
movie was wrong. he was ordered back but that was after the apcs had arrived and the battle had died down. he argued to be allowerd to find his men in the morning
@Warren552011 mmm, everything?) like the fact that every nation that lived or lives within visible range of Turkish borders has grunge with them even now? Imagine aussies living within borders of turkish occupied part of Syria or Armenia. I bet they would be happy living under the government openly favouring islamic terrorists
@Warren552011 I never in my life lived near the Turkey or its borders, let alone been there on business or tourist trip(but they tried to invade my country and kill my fellow people at least twice). I see what modern days majority of turks do in support of militant islamic fascists like IS or HAMAS, so for me it seems that they have not changed from 1914.at least their racist president and his cronies in military. (google the photos of Turkish soldiers burning Israeli flag in occupied Syrian territories, previously under Kurd's control or read comments by the turks in this tread who say that all armenians or greeks should be enslaved or killed).
Saw this movie last night.. extremely good !!! Worked with a couple of these soldiers from this battle when posted to Inf Centre Singo'...back in the 80s.. interested to find out how they liked the movie..
I can tell that a lot of the perspective in this movie came from Harry. Pretty accurate, he wouldnt have let them do it any other way. Except the over played drama bits between soldiers, that didnt happen. After it was over a lot of the forest was felled, there was bodies and bits in the tops of the trees. General Westmoreland came to inspect the battle scene. He asked the diggers who were the same as in the battle if they needed help cleaning up the battle site, And the Aussies said Nah its right , we'll handle it
@Warren552011 No I've watched vikings. Just season 6 was just so slow I was like "ok I think I'm going to take a break from the show" but I have never seen the trailer for "Danger Close" becuase it was not released in the US. I accidentally stumbled upon it on Amazon Prime. So that's why I had no idea that he was in this movie.
@Warren552011 I am actually American with distant Finnish ancestry. It's an old old old family name of my grandmothers. And are you a fan a racing becuase a guy asked me that before and I asked him how he knew and told him most people I know wouldn't know the difference between a Finnish name from a Norwegian or German name and he said he knew because he watched nascar or something like that and told me some of his favorite racers we Finnish who had names that ended with "nen"
I started watching this movie and couldn’t help to think that as a former member of the army, there were so many mistakes strategically , not to mention discipline in the field, bush craft etc etc , having been trained by veterans of the Vietnam war in Tully, surely what is being portrayed here is not factual as far as moral, command and control, field discipline etc is concerned.
yep . very much. hollywood style. he was ordered back to base but it was after the apcs arrived and the battle died down. he argued to go out in the morning and find his missing men.
many of the extras were recently returned Afghanistan veterans and several Delta Company veterans were on-set for the filming. From reading the Producers Blog (himself ex-ADF) they had to make certain tactical compromises from 'real life' due to the nature of filming, field of view of cameras etc
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My partner and I had the honour and privilege to have a private visit to Nui Dat and Long Tan in 2018. Our guide was a most informed, interesting, insightful and respectful Vietnamese man. We could understand if he held an unconscious and subtle bias against Australians visiting but alas he had no such demeanour. Before leaving for Nui Dat, we observed him making any number of planning phone calls prior to our departure for Long Tan and on arriving at the local Long Tan People's Committee Office, he asked for our passports so that he could obtain the necessary permits for us to visit the cross. Local authority permission must be obtained to visit the cross and that is what all the phone calls were seeking to achieve. As he left the People's Committee Office and was returning to our vehicle, i could see he was holding some papers and a bouquet of yellow flowers. As he rejoined us he informed that the papers were the necessary permission and that the flowers were for my partner and i to place at the cross. What i never anticipated or expected was for him to hand to me the brass memorial plaque, which we would hang on the cross on our arrival. I will never forget driving from the Long Tan People's Committee Office to the cross with the brass plaque sitting on my lap. I felt a great sense of duty, responsibility, humility and respect. The local Peoples Committee do not allow the plaque to be fixed to the cross so that it is held safely, respectfully and securely. Respect to all on both sides of this battle, may we now be and remain friends evermore. Lest We Forget 💐
OMG it was! this was filmed 12-13 mins from where I live! That place they are pinned down in is NOT in Long Tan (or whatever its called) its a "Tree Farm" in QLD Australia 12-13 mins from where I live & I remember driving past seeing about 100 Trucks & soo many cars as it was closed off for filming, even weirder this Tree Farm is right alongside the Main Highway & is only about 600x500 meters big! So I have no idea how they did it, u will probably see me driving past as they never closed off the highway to my knowledge & one side of this tree farm is only about 3 meters from the actual highway itself. We also have the WORST Highway in Australia so its a pity this didnt draw attention & get the government to fix the damn roads!!
Just saw this today and my god I would choose this over "We were Soldiers" it makes me wish I was Australian, even though I have been granted to be an honorary Aussie.
I would have loved to have seen what Mel Gibson could have done directing this movie. He did hacksaw Ridge on 8 million less. Still seems like the story was told well. Disappointing that this movie wasn't given the promotion it needed for the decent budget it was given and the story that it is.
For once I would like to see the other side of the story of the war , there is always two side but we keep seeing and hearing on one side all the time .
I've honestly seen fuck all movies about Australia's military since that 'Gallipoli' movie like 40 odd years ago. I want to see more, make one about the Rats of Tobruk next..!
It is up to the Vietnamese to tell their own stories and they are very reserved when it comes to doing that on screen, their government are still incredibly strict when it comes to telling the facts.
Looks good! It's nice to see the Vietnam War from the Australian perspective. But, no female lead and racially diverse cast? How will a 2019 audience relate to it? Lol!
@@balduran. Probably because almost nobody knew about it lmao Despite that, you still get some reviewers complaining, and some are fair points, but you can tell with a few that they hate the film because it didn't sufficiently grovel about how horrible we were in the war.
I googled this movie and it shows NO MOVIES SHOWTIMES For The Entire Chicago Illinois USA Metropolitan Area (almost ten million people), on its US Release Date of this Friday, Nov. 8th, 2019... UPDATE: Friday 11/08/19: Possibly the US Release date of "Danger Close" was pushed back to not directly compete with the US Release of the movie "Midway" today (if so, that seems like a pretty good idea to me). If so, a google search needs to show the new US release date. Thanks. UPDATE: This Danger Close movie was already available for digital purchase in the US on Saturday 11/09/19, only one day after its scheduled US opening in theaters... And still no US showtimes that I could find (not a surprise if it has been released for digital purchase)... So Something Happened.
Yeah they were not in this battle only Morrie Stanley who is a fucking hero btw is the lone kiwi the rest were kicking ass on the battery without whom us Aussies would of been fucked.
“I spent thirty-three years and four months in active military service as a member of this country's most agile military force, the Marine Corps. I served in all commissioned ranks from Second Lieutenant to Major-General. And during that period, I spent most of my time being a high class muscle-man for Big Business, for Wall Street and for the Bankers. In short, I was a racketeer, a gangster for capitalism.” I helped make Mexico, especially Tampico, safe for American oil interests in 1914. I helped make Haiti and Cuba a decent place for the National City Bank boys to collect revenues in. I helped in the raping of half a dozen Central American republics for the benefits of Wall Street. The record of racketeering is long. I helped purify Nicaragua for the international banking house of Brown Brothers in 1909-1912 (where have I heard that name before?). I brought light to the Dominican Republic for American sugar interests in 1916. In China I helped to see to it that Standard Oil went its way unmolested. I wouldn't go to war again as I have done to protect some lousy investment of the bankers. There are only two things we should fight for. One is the defense of our homes and the other is the Bill of Rights. War for any other reason is simply a racket. GENERAL Smedley Butler
Travis Fimmel must be one of the most underrated actors I've ever seen...
The fact that he didn't win an Emmy for his great portrayal of Ragnar Lothbrok is very confusing.
@@ardenaudreyarji Absolutely, It is one of the most complicated and fine actings I've seen. He lived that character and poured his soul in it
Agreed !
All hail King Ragnar
Absolutely
This has to be one of the most underrated movies ever in existence
I agree, I went to see this film, it was such an emotional and amazing film, I just wish it got more recognition.
Think part of the reason it didn't get as much attention as it maybe should have is they guessed a fair bit. I've spoken to a dozens of Vietnam Veterans as I'm currently working on a Vietnam War Documentary Series and have been interviewing dozens of them... and to quote a number of them it was "stupid, offensive and ignorant"
A few things all of them pointed out is soldiers with rolled up sleeves, insubordination of orders and the soldiers never looking down at where they were walking, were oversights that made it unrealistic to them. Patrols would always walk in a straight line, stepping in each other's footsteps because of the mine threat. Over half of Australia's Vietnam casualties were caused by M16 landmines the Vietcong had stolen from them, so walking in each other's footsteps was something that every patrol did. The movie showed patrols walking in spread out V shaped patterns which maximizes casualties in the event of a mine incident.
@@altoburger9692 Ok not every military detail is perfect, but movie makers always get some of it wrong and create extra drama, to me the important aspect was that it was well acted, the story is good and mostly accurate, the scenes seemed mostly realistic and the sentiment of what happened was depicted well, the only reason it's underated is because it's an Australian movie, that often happens, but it's also had critical acclaim so there you go.
I’m a simple Viking, I see Ragnar I say “Hail to the king”
Jesus is king
So many brothers lost along the way. R I P torstein and seiv.
You are not the only one. While watching this I've said "Hail king Ragnar" at least 5 times.
@Warren552011 super awesome!
Parable of the sheep and goats, the rich man and the beggar Lazarus, Ezekiel 16:49 Daniel 4:27
Job 29 Isaiah 1 & 58
@@anthonyman8008 no odin😂😂
I saw the picture of Travis Fimmel, immediately clicked "play" on netflix
I just saw this gem of a movie for the second time, this movie really hits you. I don't think I've ever seen such beautiful shots of combat as in here (how paradoxical "beautiful" may sound given it's war) but what an elegant use of slow motion. This makes you care about each man in that crater, and as for the ones who had went ahead the uncertainty of loss just kills you inside. This is one of the most well-rounded war movies I've seen in a while, it focuses on many aspects of combat not just the infantry, but everything that plays a role, the artillery, the air support, the toughest tactical decisions. The roll call is painful to watch. This movie is an instant favourite. If you loved Letters from Iwo Jima (for me the best war movie ever made) and you loved Platoon, I know the comparison is not immediately obvious but you will love this one just the same.
Pretty good besides the fact that its filmed in the outback and not an actual jungle environment that somewhat ressembles Vietnam
Pretty good besides the fact that its filmed in the outback and not an actual jungle environment that somewhat ressembles Vietnam
Wait a minutes, this is not how i imagine valhalla is.
Legit one of the best Vietnam movies I have seen in years
Travis Fimmel is unique, versatile, exciting to watch everytime. Vikings, warcraft, this.
If I had Ragnar leading me through Vietnam I'd have hope, no matter the odds.
Same, I actually wouldn't feel scared at all
And odin would join gladly
Ok but he's not Ragnar, perhaps lose the type cast to see a broader perspective of the movie.
But tree speak vietnamese,
I remember the situation. Wasn't all over the news but what was followed by my family closely. We are a Patriotic one. Truly feeling the hurt for our allies. My oldest brother was with the Air Cavs 1st assault .
Saw Travis Fimmel playing in it, definitely going to watch it.
I think Travis is a great actor. I would love to see him in more movies. If he's in it I'm watching it...lol
I wanted to like, but you're at 69 likes
@@shmerelize how about a high five✋
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I second that statement Lavender Sunday !! 💯% !! Mr Fimmel You Are One Hell Of A Great Actor !!
Just watched this. Truly heartbreaking. God bless each and every one of them brave men.
How brave is it to invade another country for the interest of a third party country? Not very much.
@@rawboat shut up you ignoramous
@@Kelly-just-kelly how very adult of you
@@rawboat regardless of why you are there, a fight to the death is still brave
The men where conscripted or volunteers with no combat experience vs an enemy who knows nothing else for the past years
Libby
I wasn’t sure I’d like this in the beginning as it’s difficult to watch a Vietnam film these days without Platoon, Apocalypse Now, Full Metal Jacket and alike, in your head.
But...
I found myself quickly liking the characters, getting tense and very emotional watching it. A tough subject well acted and a very tasteful and respectful homage to those soldiers actually lost in this horrific battle.
5 star film in my opinion.
Those you mention are bullshit Hollywood propaganda movies made to justify throwing away young lives in a conflict (not a war) the Yanks couldn't win. This the real deal!
It's a great movie, I wasn't thinking of those other movies at all as this an Australian perspective, and some of those American ones are great too but this is just more familiar to me and a different situation and battle, it also is indicative of the ANZAC spirit where they fought against the odds as underdogs, that concept is very Australian.
This is the rubber plantation of Dan Long. Nam's biggest conflict. Down played by the high brass but non the less strong in metal fiber where the Metal meets the Meat and the sun don't shine. As per the Yanks! PTSD all over again!🤕
So glad to see our Anzac fighters getting some love in movies, hollywood sometimes forgets that it wasn't just americans fighting in every war let alone being the sole reason for winning the conflicts.
Respect to our diggers.
BlueOzzie or maybe Aussies should make some of these movies and not rely on another country to.👍
I will be a future film maker someday and not just the US military but Australia,New Zealand,South Korea,Japan,Philippines,Vietnam ft. Spain,UK,Italy,Denmark and the Balkan states
If I were you I'd be hoping the world forgets Aussies took part in it. It was one of the dirties wars ever and you fought on the wrong side.
Rafał Szymaniewicz Fuck you, communism will always be crushed under the boot of the west. As long as we have breath.
@@Sdea1903 Will always be crushed? You lost the fucking war, ya tosser.
Wow! Incredible movie! The best war move I have ever seen hands down. I loved it, respect to all those men who stood there ground. Loved it. Going to watch it again tonight.
Just finished watching this, I don't know how I never heard about it. Definitely one of the best war films I've seen in ages. It definitely did give me ANZAC We Were Soldiers vibes. Not that it's a bad thing (I'd say this movie is definitely better though).
There is a documentary about this, narrated by Sam Worthington, the radio communications in the move, are verbatim to what was recorded on that day!!
Why do these films become hidden gems when I was a kid 20 years ago this would of been top of bill
Absolutely brilliant film.
History forgot to mention these brave men.
A MUST WATCH FILM 👍
It amazes me how many shows and movies the Americans have made about Vietnam, and nothing about Australia is ever mentioned. 🇦🇺
Lol, the way they all deliver their lines is so Aussie, like they're not fussed about being shot at or blown up. They just want to get shit done and then have a pie and an iced coffee 🤣🤣
Are you Aussie or not?
I'm Aussie and we're not all like this. It's a big exaggerated here. If we are getting shot at, you bet we're scared like anybody else. The ones who do this "tough guy" act are, well, exaggerating. It's a bit of an Aussie thing but not to this extreme. Not when you're about to fucking die, lol.
Also a lot of these guys are Kiwi's.
cannot recomend this enough
I just watched it. It was pretty good!! Those Aussie and Kiwis put up a hell of a fight! Semper FI !!
What? Is it already out?
@@NostalgicTribe yeah i got watch it on youtube for $6.99
@@armyowens990 cool. I'll check it out. Saw trailer yesterday. Thought I'd have to wait for theaters and it already out there. Still gotta see Midway and 1917
NOSTALGIC I watched it on a bootleg movie website. It’s called 123movies. Lots of pop up adds on there but just close them all up and eventually the movie will play. This movie is posted in HD on there as of a few days ago. Hell I often watch movies before they even get out of theatre lol. But very new ones are often low quality. After a couple weeks most of them are posted in HD. But I haven’t spent a dime on tv for a few years now lol. And no I don’t feel bad about it
As Australians its in our nature.. its in our blood. We fight to the bitter end. Its who we are.
If u are here to see if the movie is good , don’t waste your time and go watch it rn cuz the movie is magnificent
Such a well directed and intense film. I was very surprised and will keep an eye out for this director. The actors all did a fine job. I very much felt invested in their situation. This film delivered and avoided a lot of the typical Hollywood cliches. Much respect for the men who lived this experience, and the ones who didn't make it home.
This looks amazing, how this didn't make it into every movie theatre is beyond me. Travis Fimmel is so under rated, I just can't understand it.
Covid times
They should have cast Tugg Speedman and Kirk Lazarus.
This comment makes me happy
This movie will make your eyes rain!
hehe
Just got done watching this awesome movie on Amazon Prime.
Learn your history or be doomed to repeat it.
Just watched this movie...
God damn good show, mate!
King Raaagnar ! Travis Fimmel is such a underrated actor
what a beautiful war movie
Travis Fimmel is one of the best actors of our generation.
erhh, you must be heavily medicated.... Travis is one of the worst actors around, always over-dramatizing. His portrayal of "Ragnar Lothbrok" in vikings is more that of a vintriloquist than a viking.
Gonna give this a shot, cheers from NYC (brooklyn)
Just finished watching this, its really awesome
Super action movie I really love it
Absolute Best Trailer For This Magnificent Film !! Don’t Blink !! Best Film I’ve Ever Seen !! Travis Was Brilliant !! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
0:36 thats the same actor who played in Hacksaw Ridge. Good to see him in another epic war movie
Easily one of the best flicks in a long time. Major Smith was correct in ignoring orders to return to base and instead tracked down and rescue his cut off troops despite risking the lives of all Delta company members.
Erwin Rommel did not do the same in one particular WW2 engagement in North Africa for a similar small number of men cut off and his reputation among the rest of the army suffered greatly thereafter.
movie was wrong. he was ordered back but that was after the apcs had arrived and the battle had died down. he argued to be allowerd to find his men in the morning
Anzac's(australian and new zelland soldiers) are realy honourable and brave men respect and big hi from Turkey
They fought your sultan in WW1 actually) battle of Beer Sheba and all that...
@Warren552011 I don't know about aussies, but many nations around Turkey still have grudges with turks and vice versa
@Warren552011 say it to Kurds and armenians along with greeks. "american politicians"and blah blah blah.. You sound ridiculous, man
@Warren552011 mmm, everything?) like the fact that every nation that lived or lives within visible range of Turkish borders has grunge with them even now? Imagine aussies living within borders of turkish occupied part of Syria or Armenia. I bet they would be happy living under the government openly favouring islamic terrorists
@Warren552011 I never in my life lived near the Turkey or its borders, let alone been there on business or tourist trip(but they tried to invade my country and kill my fellow people at least twice). I see what modern days majority of turks do in support of militant islamic fascists like IS or HAMAS, so for me it seems that they have not changed from 1914.at least their racist president and his cronies in military. (google the photos of Turkish soldiers burning Israeli flag in occupied Syrian territories, previously under Kurd's control or read comments by the turks in this tread who say that all armenians or greeks should be enslaved or killed).
Saw this movie last night.. extremely good !!! Worked with a couple of these soldiers from this battle when posted to Inf Centre Singo'...back in the 80s.. interested to find out how they liked the movie..
Wtf why this man the most underrated actor he is good at acting it proven in vikings
The early history of Aussie in the 19 century.
My heart was aching when I was watching this movie.
How is this movie
@@Nikhil-ls9dh The best
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Who want to be king!!!🔥🔥🔥
I can tell that a lot of the perspective in this movie came from Harry. Pretty accurate, he wouldnt have let them do it any other way. Except the over played drama bits between soldiers, that didnt happen. After it was over a lot of the forest was felled, there was bodies and bits in the tops of the trees. General Westmoreland came to inspect the battle scene. He asked the diggers who were the same as in the battle if they needed help cleaning up the battle site, And the Aussies said Nah its right , we'll handle it
"We all get out of here or no one does" said by no soldier out gunned in battle.
One of the best war movies I’ve ever seen.
All but a handful of those killed were aged 21. That is gut wrenching and an insight into the wretched policy of conscription
GREAT MOVIE! GLAD I FOUND IT....
who came here after Vikings(KING RAGNAR LOTHBROK) All Hail KING rAGNar❤❤
I just saw it today and had no idea he was in it.
@Warren552011 What does that have to do with what I said?
@Warren552011 No I've watched vikings. Just season 6 was just so slow I was like "ok I think I'm going to take a break from the show" but I have never seen the trailer for "Danger Close" becuase it was not released in the US. I accidentally stumbled upon it on Amazon Prime. So that's why I had no idea that he was in this movie.
@Warren552011 Well excuse me for not fully understanding what you were talking about. My auditory comprehension isnt that great.
@Warren552011 I am actually American with distant Finnish ancestry. It's an old old old family name of my grandmothers. And are you a fan a racing becuase a guy asked me that before and I asked him how he knew and told him most people I know wouldn't know the difference between a Finnish name from a Norwegian or German name and he said he knew because he watched nascar or something like that and told me some of his favorite racers we Finnish who had names that ended with "nen"
Bloody good movie Mate!
I started watching this movie and couldn’t help to think that as a former member of the army, there were so many mistakes strategically , not to mention discipline in the field, bush craft etc etc , having been trained by veterans of the Vietnam war in Tully, surely what is being portrayed here is not factual as far as moral, command and control, field discipline etc is concerned.
yep . very much. hollywood style. he was ordered back to base but it was after the apcs arrived and the battle died down. he argued to go out in the morning and find his missing men.
many of the extras were recently returned Afghanistan veterans and several Delta Company veterans were on-set for the filming. From reading the Producers Blog (himself ex-ADF) they had to make certain tactical compromises from 'real life' due to the nature of filming, field of view of cameras etc
Pls suggest some best movies to watch. Locked in home coz curfew. From Sri Lanka
12 Strong
Lone Survivor
John Wick 1,2 & 3
Expendables 1,2 & 3
Hunter Killer
Red October
Midway
Pearl Harbor
Inglorious Basterds
Fury
Dunkirk
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I might see this. Would you guys recommend it?
crazybrickstudios absolutely
I just watched it last night, it's worth a watch IMO.
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Ragnar Lothbrok the GREAT. In a new life, in a new form.
My partner and I had the honour and privilege to have a private visit to Nui Dat and Long Tan in 2018. Our guide was a most informed, interesting, insightful and respectful Vietnamese man. We could understand if he held an unconscious and subtle bias against Australians visiting but alas he had no such demeanour. Before leaving for Nui Dat, we observed him making any number of planning phone calls prior to our departure for Long Tan and on arriving at the local Long Tan People's Committee Office, he asked for our passports so that he could obtain the necessary permits for us to visit the cross. Local authority permission must be obtained to visit the cross and that is what all the phone calls were seeking to achieve. As he left the People's Committee Office and was returning to our vehicle, i could see he was holding some papers and a bouquet of yellow flowers. As he rejoined us he informed that the papers were the necessary permission and that the flowers were for my partner and i to place at the cross. What i never anticipated or expected was for him to hand to me the brass memorial plaque, which we would hang on the cross on our arrival. I will never forget driving from the Long Tan People's Committee Office to the cross with the brass plaque sitting on my lap. I felt a great sense of duty, responsibility, humility and respect. The local Peoples Committee do not allow the plaque to be fixed to the cross so that it is held safely, respectfully and securely. Respect to all on both sides of this battle, may we now be and remain friends evermore. Lest We Forget 💐
Oh this looks like it's a must see.
A simple Viking who wants to return home
We are going to lift the boats up out the water, roll them down the hill into the river.. Up stream.
Oh man!!!! That was an Awesome idea by ragnar loved that
Died in Viking's reincarnated in this one what a legend
OMG it was! this was filmed 12-13 mins from where I live! That place they are pinned down in is NOT in Long Tan (or whatever its called) its a "Tree Farm" in QLD Australia 12-13 mins from where I live & I remember driving past seeing about 100 Trucks & soo many cars as it was closed off for filming, even weirder this Tree Farm is right alongside the Main Highway & is only about 600x500 meters big! So I have no idea how they did it, u will probably see me driving past as they never closed off the highway to my knowledge & one side of this tree farm is only about 3 meters from the actual highway itself. We also have the WORST Highway in Australia so its a pity this didnt draw attention & get the government to fix the damn roads!!
Its on netflix, ofcourse im here to check.
This was actually really good.
Very well done war movie!
Awesome movie!
Just saw this today and my god I would choose this over "We were Soldiers" it makes me wish I was Australian, even though I have been granted to be an honorary Aussie.
@Warren552011 Good eye sir, nobody I know would have guessed it was Finnish and no it's not my real name but it's an old family name of mine.
@Warren552011 Very true
must be wierd and odd but at the same time a legacy to have vikings chasing you where ever Travis goes, what ever he does. We miss you Regnar.
I would have loved to have seen what Mel Gibson could have done directing this movie.
He did hacksaw Ridge on 8 million less.
Still seems like the story was told well.
Disappointing that this movie wasn't given the promotion it needed for the decent budget it was given and the story that it is.
The Australian, "We Were Soldiers".... Very good movie.
We were soldiers is about us soldiers
And mel gibson is an Australian actor
@@ccptsilod2cl266 Mel Gibson is a Yank.
For once I would like to see the other side of the story of the war , there is always two side but we keep seeing and hearing on one side all the time .
Check out the Ken Burns documentary if you would like to hear more sides to this conflict. It covers all the perspectives very well.
@НОСИТЕЛЬ СВЕТА underrated comment.
I've honestly seen fuck all movies about Australia's military since that 'Gallipoli' movie like 40 odd years ago.
I want to see more, make one about the Rats of Tobruk next..!
It is up to the Vietnamese to tell their own stories and they are very reserved when it comes to doing that on screen, their government are still incredibly strict when it comes to telling the facts.
Looks good! It's nice to see the Vietnam War from the Australian perspective. But, no female lead and racially diverse cast? How will a 2019 audience relate to it? Lol!
Hunter O' Tails lol
I know right, its a miracle the movie wasnt canceled.
@@balduran. Probably because almost nobody knew about it lmao
Despite that, you still get some reviewers complaining, and some are fair points, but you can tell with a few that they hate the film because it didn't sufficiently grovel about how horrible we were in the war.
you're wrong.. I think that one on the left is a lesbian. 😝 I don't think 2019 actually care about the story, only what it looks like
No joke😂
I googled this movie and it shows
NO MOVIES SHOWTIMES For The Entire Chicago Illinois USA Metropolitan Area (almost ten million people), on its US Release Date of this Friday, Nov. 8th, 2019...
UPDATE: Friday 11/08/19: Possibly the US Release date of "Danger Close" was pushed back to not directly compete with the US Release of the movie "Midway" today
(if so, that seems like a pretty good idea to me). If so, a google search needs to show the new US release date. Thanks.
UPDATE: This Danger Close movie was already available for digital purchase in the US on Saturday 11/09/19, only one day after its scheduled US opening in theaters... And still no US showtimes that I could find (not a surprise if it has been released for digital purchase)... So Something Happened.
I thought he'll ride a gryphon with vikings as reinforcement
are you wow player ?
Awesome all these great aussie actors
A lot of Maori fought alongside their Kiwi and Ozzy Brethren, hope this movie gives them some acknowledgement and screen time.
The NZ Artillery and Morrie Stanley feature a lot.
Yeah they were not in this battle only Morrie Stanley who is a fucking hero btw is the lone kiwi the rest were kicking ass on the battery without whom us Aussies would of been fucked.
This was really Epic and realistic, very good movie, acting is very good too, have to watch if you like war movies :D
Just watched this. I thought it was a classic.
I just saw this full movie for my first time... Yep.
props to the Vietnamese for letting them realize they still want to come home alive..
Watch the documentary with the real guys in it.
@@jacobbarling can you please suggest some good ones
@@arunmehra8699 ruclips.net/video/8gUSq7pxux4/видео.html
the best actor in the entire world
Ragnar!!!!! I’m in!!
“I spent thirty-three years and four months in active military service as a member of this country's most agile military force, the Marine Corps. I
served in all commissioned ranks from Second Lieutenant to Major-General. And during that period, I spent most of my time being a high class muscle-man
for Big Business, for Wall Street and for the Bankers. In short, I was a racketeer, a gangster for capitalism.”
I helped make Mexico, especially Tampico, safe for American oil interests in 1914. I helped make Haiti and Cuba a decent place for the National City Bank boys to collect revenues in. I helped in the raping of half a dozen Central American republics for the benefits of Wall Street. The record of racketeering is long. I helped purify Nicaragua for the international banking house of Brown Brothers in 1909-1912 (where have I heard that name before?). I brought light to the Dominican Republic for American sugar interests in 1916. In China I helped to see to it that Standard Oil went its way unmolested.
I wouldn't go to war again as I have done to protect some lousy investment of the bankers. There are only two things we should fight for. One is the
defense of our homes and the other is the Bill of Rights. War for any other reason is simply a racket.
GENERAL Smedley Butler
Gen Smedley Butler......
So many Ragnar Rothrock Travis Fimmel comments
So many missed the point of this movie
So sad
This movie was great
TOP NOTCH MOVIE! I"M ON MY *TH TIME SEEING IT!> IT PUTS YOU THERE!!!!!!!!!!🤕Combat & ALL!!!!!!! PTSD all over again!
remember me from the other trailers?
Finally, I found it.
Great Australian movie 🍿
I just saw this movie, and pardon my rude French, but fuck me! This is one awesome war movie. Probably one of the best I have seen in recent years.
Fire flick 🔥🔥
On the Best war movie.and it's based on true story.
WOW, A war movie not featuring Americans.
Helo scene?
Plenty of American weapons tho lol
I download because of ragnor sir👌🏻
Was this the movie that part of it was filmed in QLD between Wondai & Kingaroy???
Very good 😉🎞👌🏻
Precious few films about Australia’s role in the Vietnam War.
Awesome trailer
Isa this the one group who got separated from the movie "we were soldiers?"
No ANZACs weren't fighting along side the 7th Cavalry.
No, this is a different Battle, a year after X-Ray and in a different province in Vietnam ;)
King Ragnar you didn't even stop in Valhalla
Maybe I need to watch it some more... the first 10 mins were chippy, too clean and felt unconvincing as a war movie
Want to watch viet version
There is a very good documentary about it that has Viet Cong telling their side of the story.