Black Hawk Down (2001) - Hostile Streets
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- In a heart-wrenching and chaotic scene from the intense war drama Black Hawk Down, the streets of Mogadishu descend into a maelstrom of violence and destruction. As the American soldiers continue their desperate battle against the hostile civilian population, the line between combatant and innocent bystander becomes increasingly blurred. Amidst the deafening gunfire and explosions, terrified families seek shelter in the relative safety of their homes, huddling together in fear as the conflict rages outside their doors. In a poignant and gut-wrenching moment, the camera focuses on a young Somali boy, his face streaked with tears as he clings to his mortally wounded father, the devastating human cost of war laid bare in a single, unforgettable image.
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Black Hawk Down is a gripping and visceral war film directed by Ridley Scott, based on the true story of the 1993 U.S. military raid in Mogadishu, Somalia. The plot follows a group of elite American soldiers, led by Captain Mike Steele (Jason Isaacs) and Staff Sergeant Matt Eversmann (Josh Hartnett), as they embark on a mission to capture warlord Mohamed Farrah Aidid's top lieutenants. However, the operation takes a tragic turn when two Black Hawk helicopters are shot down, stranding the soldiers in the middle of a hostile city. As the situation escalates and the casualties mount, the trapped soldiers must fight their way through the labyrinthine streets of Mogadishu, facing overwhelming odds and a relentless enemy. The film is a harrowing and unflinching portrayal of modern warfare, highlighting the bravery, camaraderie, and sacrifices of the soldiers on the ground, while also grappling with the complex political and moral implications of military intervention. With its intense action sequences, powerful performances, and thought-provoking themes, Black Hawk Down is a landmark war film that serves as a sobering reminder of the human cost of conflict.
Credits: © 2001 Revolution Studios Distribution Company, LLC and Jerry Bruckheimer, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Black Hawk Down.
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Well that “Bring Your Son to Work Day” took a turn for the worse…
Real African tribes they force kids to kill their own parents, google it.
Dude that’s fu cki g hilarious!
💀💀😂😂😂
Awesome
Who's stupid enough to train kids on how to kill anyway?!
As a guitar player, losing a finger is one of my greatest fears
Don't worry, always form a reggaeton group. :V
Hopefully you're not taking a lot of incoming fire as a guitar player, may want to consider another art form if that's the case.
As a human, you can adapt if it's just a finger but I do get you.
Humans are awesome.
you could always switch to bass;)
SAW gunner was like
"That's enough of your nonsense" bbbbrrrrtttttt
2:51 kid continued blasting furiously even after a friendly fire
He couldn’t control the gun he’s a kid
He couldn't control the recoil.. lol. What a father
Moment of silence for the guys who gave the ultimate sacrifice protecting that Chopper 💯
@@enigmaticbeing7796 Apparently the joke went over your head
@@enigmaticbeing7796 based off a real story
@@enigmaticbeing7796 it’s not a story bro, the battle of Mogadishu was real and most if not all the named characters were real soldiers who fought, bled, and died to help the people of Mogadishu
Yall member the game
What job has an weapon beyond poor Africans heads? Peace, democracy, education, better health... ?
Down with f'kin chooper and guns...
R.I.P Dan Busch🕊🇺🇸
Guy held his corner till the end
Josh Hartnett KILLED IT in this movie
he did ! he disappeared for a while after this
If anyone should've played Gabe Logan in a live-action Syphon Filter, it should've been Josh.
02:51 the luckiest slide ever !!!
loosing any one of my fingers is one of the biggest fears i have
I think losing your mind could be worse.
@@Ryosuke1208 haha true
came close twice
Losing hands and eyes.. that would be unthinkable of.
My is loosing the special limb
black hawk down had an excellent cast.
That has to be the luckiest slide ever. Damn I want some of that luck. Amazing movie at the end when the soundtrack came it hit Deep
Was that really happened in the real battle of Mogadishu?
1:34 to 1:58 background music goosebumps
Wow, almost as bad as Chicago's south side.
Y'all owe reparations
@@plus_sign deducted against decades of welfare payments, violent crime, trillions spent trying to get them to act human and general pathological behavior... they owe us.
@@plus_sign you're ruining the country. There will be nothing left to loot
@@plus_sign you can’t be fucking serious?
@@plus_sign Blacks already get reparations. It's called welfare.
Reminds me of summers in Chicago.
youre thinking of atlanta
@@affanlego121099 or any major city.
I'm one of the unit nurses for this movie ,it'was a big and hard work
Lots of explosions on set?
Oh really your a standby nurse/medic
@@LockdLoaded619 yes a big experience and a lit of woks like in real war,but a big sacrifice on call 24/24 and long days shooting
@@oumyassine7052 Are you from Sale?
The shocker. Shared pain. Shared history.
At 1:29, seeing that mob coming down that street armed to the teeth, I would have been scared if I was one of those soldiers seeing that.
Casting Director - "Ok so I'm gonna need like 300 of the darkest blacks you can find for extras"
Jerry Bruckheimer - "Say no more fam"
And not even people from the right region of Africa. These are all West Africans playing East Africans.
@@HamburgerTime209 🤣🤣
@@HamburgerTime209 probably because it was shot in west africa? When you put out a casting call for a film in west africa, guess who turns up?
I'd love to see a scene of a director yelling at a mob of Africans to run up a road just for a scene.
@@HamburgerTime209 Wow?.. really?.. maybe next time we should fault the film for not shooting in Somalia itself!?!?.. lmao.. do you hear yourself😂😂😂
we need action scene like these again
Our Malay soldier never leave companies behind. while Pakistani troops retreats, the Malays still standing and rescue US Rangers
@@enigmaticbeing7796 r u taking meth??
That's my biggest problem with the movie. Malay soldiers also fought bravely alongside the Americans. They're completely omitted.
"Come and fight a Ghurka!" - Malay soldier, my imagination
The Pakistanis were charged with chemical warfare when they were in somalia but it was later understood that it was just their stench.
Yeah the truth behind the story bro - from Phil
2:06 that reload style😅
I know of a guy that got his finger shot off like that, he felt the pain all the way up to his elbow.
2:53 never gives your underage children a gun
I mean I had them since I was 10 so 💀
@@retreathell.1371 only in outlaw African-Middle East-South American countries and America who give child a gun.
Are you kidding? That child kicked ass. Take that, father, I will go to ballet school after all.
@@Etendard1708 Except in America they pose with guns for Christmas photos cause that's totally what the Christmas holiday is about.
@@stevedoolan1540 yeah. That child really kick ass (of his own father)
At the end he let that enemy live... he failed his team!
Dangerous world.
Very good
0:33 idk why this make me laugh 😂😅
What we can say for sure, is that the skinny's are operating with like, 2% efficiency. With that many barrels, you'd think they cause some mayhem, but nope.
And the fact the guys wouldn't unload down rage on those roaches packed like sardines? Mann, let em have it!! Was it really that bad there that they got re routed by dumbs dumbs with Aks?
its classic american propaganda
@@DjSinxix you still getting payed with shekels
@@Nidaros164 True that some american films exaggerated things. But in this case, the Somalis under Aidid were indeed not able to eliminate the trapped US troops (who were equipped minimally), despite numerical advantage, roadblocks, and having heavy weapons (RPG, technical with .50 cal & recoilless guns). So they were *even worse* than depicted in here.
@@DjSinxix Are you actually a N word>? I agree 100% The first war i fought in 1973 in Syria after they attacked us 12 of my 27 man unit died, I shot a lot and got shot at but have no idea if i hit anyone. 1982 Lebanon it was different and opaque
2:36 2 in the pink 1 in the 🕳
Straight outta Compton 😎
remember the high incident bandits ? north hollywood 1997 ? well, you just invaded a country with like 40,000 " bandits " like that ! what do you think is gonna happen to you ? huh ??
Did the movie portray these engagement ranges very accurately? Are these militias really that innaccurate?
war isn't a video game most of the ammo you fire probably won't hit.
using the stories of EARLY Rhamaadhii in Iraq, the ranges were actually fairly accurate to within three meters.
@@stitch626aloha What do you mean early Ramadi? You mean the April 6 engagement of 2004?
I don't know about Somalia, but if you look at combat footage from the Liberian Civil war it looks exactly like that.
i feel like it could be also due to lack of good ammunition and the militia not zeroing weapons
Normal Day in Ohio.
Josh Hartnett doesn’t look like he’s even started shaving.
And what’s with the guy getting shot at 1:10... he looks like he’s doing a backward dive off a high board.
C’mon man!
This is the best war movie ever. It's freaking brilliant.
The part with the woman and the children.
the sentence fragment
@@andrewvelonis5940 the-
@@mbr8167 t..
That's toyata driver are all NCP they will not move a inch when gunner is killed the will take car out 😂😂
Do you want to know the best way to avoid “hostile streets”? Stop deploying to “hostile Nations” half way around the world
Or stop bringing hostility to other countries
Or get your crap together and that way a world power wouldn’t be needed in the first place.
America can't solve everyone's problems and we keep wasting taxpayers dollars in trying to accomplish the failed goals. Very glad we didn't get too involved with the Libyan crisis back in 2012 to 2014 during Obama. Let natural selection take it's cause for bringing down the human population by subtracting those who are too reluctant to make this world a better place for us all. Every time the UN deploys to hostile nations things just get worse instead of the other way around.
An AK can jam? Rounds like probably lodged into the bolt carrier.
Because those dumb animals typically don’t maintain them.
Because these lot typically don’t maintain them. As durable as AKs are, they still need maintenance.
Dang!
Moral of the story, stay out of other countries and clean up your mess in your own country before invading others.
South Korea would heavily disagree but alright. Moral of the story, stop talking when you don’t really know what you’re talking about.
@DisealBitches There are plenty of valid reasons to hate the (modern day) US military. But I actually agree that UN intervention in Somalia was necessary to prevent the populace from starving.
Oh well never mind 😅😅😅
Es cierto que se utilizaron las frecuencias de radios reales para esta pelicula?
Mission became combat ineffective very quickly.
Zaman nya Zaman, Putri Bos nya Masya Allah Berkah 2 RAHASIA
Damn
2:53 how to get some holes in the body
Well third security plan
Just like Detroit.
Father and sin deserves it.
Never relax.
Was this live from Chicago?
No, Minneapolis.
Man, these somalis are like clones of Larry Eugene phillps jr. and Emil Matasaraneau !
2:51 Pure luck.
Не оставляй, своих....
malaysian soldiers save american soldiers. the pakistani soldiers retreated. if there were no malaysian soldiers, the american soldiers would not be safe
It's so easy in hindsight to say what we should have done back on that horrible day in October of 1993. But we definitely should have informed the Malay and Pakistani soldiers about the raid ahead of time. They had the tanks and gunships to get us through those roadblocks
They both saved the Americans to retreat out of Mogadishu, back to the Pakistani Stadium.
@@ATCguy1973 why didnt they inform them?
@@johnd3124 probably because they thought the entire raid was supposed to last 30 minutes
as always there's always a Malaysian guy in every black hawk down video
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Mantullll
Shouldn't an ambulance follow u all the time?
Because they live there, they know where's hospital, and there is a big chance to be murder by staff of the hospital.
Who's gonna' escort that ambulance with thousands of brainwashed starved people shooting at you?
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De ploy LEVI EPRHIEM SWORD FAITHFUL AND TRUE WITH SR MONTEY BRITISH HELM ONCE MORE WITH FEELING.
What always confused me after reading the book was, how do they pay for all these weapons and ammo? They've got no organized government, no industry, no agriculture, no international trade, because they have nothing to trade. Except khat.
One of the guys in the book talks about how he found a brand new M-16 in a case in a house. Not for nothing, but I would have snatched that thing, either for immediate use, or sneak it home.
Piracy brings in multiple millions a year. It’s a massive business over there.
I’m also guessing they’re not buying top quality weaponry with signed contracts with other countries or companies.
Illegally. Somali Pirates.
my first thought is drug money
Is your head buried in the ground or under the bus? It's called the black market, and they bring in alot of shit
@@jaishwnd8609 Piracy did not begin in Somalia until MORE than a decade after 1993.
LA is getting bad!
0:36 how is that dude still alive after getting shot multiple times?
Adrenaline makes people in superhumans sometimes
If you play it at slow speed it appears that he was hit just once in the left shoulder. I think the editing makes it look like he was hit multiple times. The 5.56 round wasn’t really designed to kill, but more likely to incapacitate a soldier. The idea being that a squad would become battle ineffective because they would have to carry a wounded soldier out of the fight.
@@dinoflagella4185 That's stupid. Bullets should kill, not injure.
@@LockdLoaded619 when I was in, we used 7.62. Enough to take down, not injure.
I'd wager that they took some drugs before combat. Not uncommon.
Then again this is a movie so... Hollywood dramatic flair :D
2:36 - why does he wave like that?
He lost a finger hehehe
@@yusufhassan6527 but that wasnt him tho?
it's probably his own way of doing it.
with the people that i know, whether they're friends or work colleagues, i wave to them in different ways.
Is that a S70i blackhawk?
No. UH-60 BlackHawk
Yurek should give the boy headshot from back in the real warzone.
Even in war some people exercise Compassion e to their enemies.
@@seanlavelle344 must be no mercy
@@seanlavelle344 will the japanese shows compassion when they landed in your town?
@@meinkek7896 Desmond Doss which the movie Hacksaw ridge is based off of is a hero of mine. He showed compassion to his Japanese enemies (WW2) being a follower of Jesus Christ.
@@seanlavelle344 will japanese army shows compassion if they landed in your town?
2:04 - It is fortunate only half the class became terrorists and the other half became doctors.
One of the best war movies ever made hand down! Sad story though. As with most of America's wars, another pointless conflict we shouldn't have been involved in. They always say America is safer by being involved in the world. Nahhh I don't buy that bs anymore. Bring the troops home and protect our homeland. Station them all on the Southern border.
I think American involvement in Somalia was in pure good will and without aiming for profits like Iraq & Afghan wars. This is the only time and they don't do it without profit anymore 😅
Как фильм называется?
Black hawk down. Based on a true story
Just another day in Detroit.
D - Day Before
Benar benar Lihai yg diperagakan oleh farah aidid
0:56 Scott Galentine has shot his thump got shot
somali's have a hard time shooting an injured guy in a stationary position but can shoot the tail rotor off a blackhawk while it's in motion in two tries.. ayy caramba hollywood!!
True though, but don't forget that there were a lot of casualties on the US/UN side: 21 KIA with 82 WIA in about a 24 hour period. For context, the US lost around 27 KIA in the 3 week battle in the First Battle of Fallujah in 2004
Several hundred RPGs were fired at the helicopters that day.
@@spoopy9689 Lucky? Sep. 25th a week before the battle, a UH-60 was shot down by an SNA RPG team. And on Oct. 3rd along with Super 61 and 64 two other Black Hawks took severe RPG hits. One crashed a safe distance away from the battle and the other barely made it back to the airport. Five Black Hawks aren't lucky shots. That's hubris.
Why not put in smoke first
smoke is limited and depends on air
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God bless America
america lost lol
0:28 Sergeant Matt Eversmann: SCOTTY ARE YOU OKAY, NO DON'T GO BACK
we don't need your commentary.
He's SSG lol
Somalis are really tough
AK47s for EVERYONE!
Muslim Somalia it's not easy
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MAGPADASAL PENTAGON AFP N.A.S.A. !
" BLACK HAWK VICTORY " ! _MSTRSGT
Where this country?
East Africa. That horn that sticks out.
😅😊😅
move east then west through ste=reets defense defenese defenese ally intellegence try to snip enemy faithful cost im an enemy i cant understand be sent in to die
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
What would you do? Invaders in their country?
Not exactly. Aidid operated a radio station which was putting out information the UN forces were going door to door and forcing conversion to Christianity at gun point. It could be believed because they were doing some armed searches for particular warlords and other leaders. What was the UN doing there? There was a civil war in Somalia, where starvation was being used as a military tactic against the group that didn't have access to ports. When the 1980's Live Aid and every other fund raising effort failed to deliver food to the starving people, the UN forces were brought in to do so.
Why did they have to protect the helicopter?
no one gets left behind.
There were severly injured crew and two dead pilots inside the helicopter. One of the dead bodies is stuck and the injured ones can't be moved and needed medical attention. They were also ordered to not leave any man behind.
The reasons the others mentioned, also there were sensitive materials and equipment on board the Black Hawk that they didn't want the Somalis to get ahold of.
Little-known fact that less than a week before this incident, a 10th Mountain Division black hawk (Courage 53) was also shot down in the same manner over Mogadishu, killing three. These guys were already well aware of what the Somali mob could do to the bodies of dead americans.
@@SickSilckMan what sensitive materials
The Uniited Nations are in Ethiopia my pack is in our air craft in samolia
Is it me or do I kinda feel bad for the Somalians perspective
US Soldiers for Somalians: Cyborgs
M16 A1
M16A2 I think.
Yup, it’s an A2 not an A1
Rest in Peace Tom Sizemore Star Movie 🎬 Black Hawk Drown October 3,1993-2023 30th Anniversary Black Hawk Drown Failer of Clinton Administration
they don't even put Malaysia army for save them.
Modern Warfare looks so much cooler than WW2.
Guerras de tontos
I never understood this movie. It's literally a movie of the Army fucking up, which clearly describes them accurately, but why let the world know
They were on a humanitarian issue in somalia. The warlords didn't like that. Army went in there to do a huge OP in hopes that snatching the top dogs will end the suffering but they somalis were able to rally the city.
Because there are a lot of examples of what it means to be a soldier in this movie, such as the famous Mogadishu Mile. Valuable lessons are seldom learned from a total victory
As I see Africa won the war. Congratulations
Please look at the most actual & historically accurate accounts of the events in Somalia previously, Patrick Stutzenberger. Thanks.
That's Somalia genius, Africa is comprised of many small nations, get an education.
Why did the soldier not put both out of their misery still eludes me.
Even though they are combatants people still find it hard to kill children, believe it or not
He did technically drop his gun 🔫
I would rather suffer
@@dday644 That’s true you can’t shoot someone who is unarmed there’s no time to capture him so Gotta move on to survive
@@monkeycat48 the kid tried to kill him. If that were me I'd blow his brains out his face while hugging the dad.
BHD - the biggest lie in the film industry…
Leaves out the Abdi House Raid and the fact that homes they take shelter in near the end of the film were packed with numerous Somali families.
This is going to be America about six months from now maybe less
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We're all proud of your work, Doris. Keep it up. On a side note, are you available for children's parties?