I love the fact that Stripes never had a sequel. There was never a “Stripes II: Back in Basic Training” or something like that. Whether it was intentional or not they left well enough alone. Now it’s an unspoiled, stand-alone comedy classic.
Some of my earliest comedy memeories are him on SCTV doing the 3D House of Pancakes sketch and when he was blowing people up with Joe Flaherty - "he blew up _real_ good!" I'm just grateful I got to be here while he was too.
Remake? It doesn't have to. Everything is reimagined according to today's social trend or climate.. Films like this better be made by indie companies that isn't based in Hollywood nor affilliates with them and avoid social media to market it.
I did my basic and AIT at Ft Knox in '86 where this was filmed. I got off the bus and met my drill sergeants in the same room they do. I often ran the same obstacle course that John Candy goes off into the woods and the scene where Bill Murray is trying to leave with the tanks parked around him was our motor pool. That movie was a classic.
I did my Army ROTC Basic Camp in Fort Knox in 1980. Lived in the more modern concrete barracks. Remembered Agony and Misery Hills well. I was in good shape and it didn't bother me. But it killed a lot of the less in shape guys. Went to the Fort Knox Officers Club after hours in Saturday nite and bumped into thr West Point Cadets there in their salt and pepper uniforms. It was hot and humid in the summer.
+++ I am a German Vet. Vet from COLD WAR in ther 80th. In German Army ( BUNDESWEHR ) we don't do this Parades with a rifle. But we Germans saw this many times that the TEXAS RANGERS and MARINES who had "A little own Barrack" INSIDE our German Barrack , do this. And we saw this movie with Bill Murray a few years ago. One Day we decided to make a bad joke and we came to the US Barracks in the early morning ( only with 5 men ) with opened shirts and Basecaps ( German Soldiers only wear barets ) and performed a Parade Comedy Dance , similar like this, in front of the barracks - OUTSIDE the border. The few US Soldiers on the place and in the windows who watched this CAN'T STOP LAUGHING THEIR ASSES OFF ! We became LEGENDARY cause they told us that : THEY NEVER THOUGHT that we Germans have this Strange kind of humor and can be SO FUNNY. They always thought we are "Always serious , non - emotional Nazi Robots". - - Weeks later Me and another Joker Guy ( with good english skills ) got SPECIAL MISSION from our High Commander to visit the US Barracks every Wednesday for lunch and improve GERMAN - AMERICAN FRIENDSHIP. THAT WERE GOOD TIMES - Cause we made many DEALS with the US Boys. They got GERMAN Army Shirts with "German Eagle Sign " and ADIDAS Clothes and we got many US Cigarettes and Whisky. And the US Boys LOVED German Beer and a special "Schnaps" called "JÄGERMEISTER" . And we also dealed with DEUTSCHMARKS. They only had USD and needed D - Mark to go Shopping outside the barrack on weekends. This times one USD was Worth = 2,55 D - Mark And we changed - ONE DOLLAR = 2,- D - MARKS. So we made A LOT OF MONEY . In german Law = LEGAL ! And - as a SOLDIER = we payed NO TAXES ! GOOD TIMES - GOOD AMERICAN FRIENDS. Thanx to Mr BILL MURRAY !🤣🤣🤣 *************************************************************************************** - - Post Scriptum : Try "JÄGERMEISTER" spirituoses . Will blow ya brain away ! ****************************************************************************** +
RIP Harold Ramis (November 21, 1944 - February 24, 2014), aged 69 And RIP John Candy (October 31, 1950 - March 4, 1994), aged 43 You both will always be remembered as legends.
Puts me in the mood to watch uncle buck. Maybe because I'm Canadian and i grew up with him on tv, but I still feel more sadness at Candy's loss than any other actor/famous person.
Thanks for your service and welcome home! Vietnam Veterans greeted us home after both of my tours. You guys are amazing. We were treated like heroes, yall did not get that treatment, but you came out to welcome us home. Thank you.
@@TexSupport long before it turned woke and idiotic. I also watched so good old SCTV with John Candy and Rick Moranis. Just talent. Back then...talent.
My late father (who was a soldier) watched this movie with me, and when it got to this scene, Dad said "The whole thing. They did the whole thing!". It was then that this became one of my dad's favorite movies.
All 3 of those hysterical comedies for sure and I'll have to add his Christmas classic "Scrooged" ("the b*tch hit me with a toaster") with Bobcat Goldthwaite, Buster Poindexter, Carol Kane, etc. Groundhog Day was pretty funny, too.
saw this movie when i was ten (and no it was not an appropriate children's movie). i must have said "that's a fact, jack" for like a year. this is a very well shot, edited and choreographed scene.
Me too I watched in when I was 10 years old as well, my brother had just entered the Marines and I kind of liked this movie a lot he was still in basic training when I saw this movie
We did some of that during the DNC drill in basic. It was fucking awesome. And we took first place. Sometimes you just Gotta give them what they don’t expect. Thank you drill Sergeant Knight
+++ I am a German Vet. Vet from COLD WAR in ther 80th. In German Army ( BUNDESWEHR ) we don't do this Parades with a rifle. But we Germans saw this many times that the TEXAS RANGERS and MARINES who had "A little own Barrack" INSIDE our German Barrack , do this. And we saw this movie with Bill Murray a few years ago. One Day we decided to make a bad joke and we came to the US Barracks in the early morning ( only with 5 men ) with opened shirts and Basecaps ( German Soldiers only wear barets ) and performed a Parade Comedy Dance , similar like this, in front of the barracks - OUTSIDE the border. The few US Soldiers on the place and in the windows who watched this CAN'T STOP LAUGHING THEIR ASSES OFF ! We became LEGENDARY cause they told us that : THEY NEVER THOUGHT that we Germans have this Strange kind of humor and can be SO FUNNY. They always thought we are "Always serious , non - emotional Nazi Robots". - - Weeks later Me and another Joker Guy ( with good english skills ) got SPECIAL MISSION from our High Commander to visit the US Barracks every Wednesday for lunch and improve GERMAN - AMERICAN FRIENDSHIP. THAT WERE GOOD TIMES - Cause we made many DEALS with the US Boys. They got GERMAN Army Shirts with "German Eagle Sign " and ADIDAS Clothes and we got many US Cigarettes and Whisky. And the US Boys LOVED German Beer and a special "Schnaps" called "JÄGERMEISTER" . And we also dealed with DEUTSCHMARKS. They only had USD and needed D - Mark to go Shopping outside the barrack on weekends. This times one USD was Worth = 2,55 D - Mark And we changed - ONE DOLLAR = 2,- D - MARKS. So we made A LOT OF MONEY . In german Law = LEGAL ! And - as a SOLDIER = we payed NO TAXES ! GOOD TIMES - GOOD AMERICAN FRIENDS. Thanx to Mr BILL MURRAY !🤣🤣🤣 ************************************************************************************* - - Post Scriptum : Try "JÄGERMEISTER" spirituoses . Will blow ya brain away ! **************************************************************************** +
A reminder that the success of our military isn't about precision of a drill, but about determination to get the job done. I'd want guys like that in my command.
This is a classic for sure. A lot of the cast made it big after this movie. I've actually lodged in those barracks at Knox during some of my training years ago. But we didnt quite train the same as these guys did it 🤣
I had an NCO school to attend in Knox back around 2012. I was relieved AND disappointed these barracks were no longer around. At that point the base looked nothing like it did in the Movie. Good times.
My dad was in the Army, nuclear ordinance. His favorite army movie wasn’t “7 Days in May” - although he said he could see that one happening - or “Battle of the Bulge,” or “Saving Private Ryan.” It was this one. He said so many guys were in the Army that were so stupid they should have flunked Basic because they would be a danger to everyone around them, or so dang bright they should have went into OCS…and instead they went to Vietnam. We never watched Vietnam era movies, but this one was good for dad. He always laughed watching this scene. “They’d be on KP until Gabriel blows his Trumpet, but it would be worth it.” Miss you, Dad, always. Hope you’re having a beer up there with your buddies.
Interesting comment. Bugs bunny i think was originally not so much for kids but all age groups . Well none of the cartoons like simpsons or Flintstones or southpark ...are really for kids. Watching bugs bunny as a child i now realise i missed heaps of references to say Liberace, Maurice Chevalier ...and heaps more that i don't know .
Jack Peters I was prior USAF and retired USAR. What really resonated for me is not the D &C, itself, it's about getting a bunch of unlikely, different individuals, with different mindsets, to drop our b.s. differences to function as a unit, in addressing a critical task, a tough moment , a dire situation and realize that WE could adapt, overcome and come out the other end successful and better for it.. When that unit cohesiveness shit kicks in, there is no force that can break that bond.. People are getting wrapped around the axle about how the story in the scene, and not getting the message, the lesson. To borrow from what you wrote, this is why this scene " really resonates" for me. Hooah!
One night my dad watched this after having a couple and he loved it. He was a WWII combat vet, and said anything that could laugh at the military was great.
I was comissioned into the army as a 2nd lieutenant and was in Fort Harrison, Indiana, (Uncle Ben's Rest Home) for Officer Basic Course when this came out. Everyone saw it but I never liked Bill Murray or his brand of humor.
Who would have ever thought that in 2022 our entire military would fall into a heap of garbage worse than this. If you served in the military 30 years ago and if you know anybody who has recently entered the same branch as you did then you know exactly what I'm talking about.
A few decades before "Stripes," during OCS we had to learn all the 22-5 Drill and Ceremonies Manual. So, of course, one of our guys made up a complete training performance of the nomenclature, operation and maintenance for the "M1-A1, Zippo lighter.." Complete with a period of instruction and demonstrator. I cannot believe this behavior hasn't existed in the military, forever. He went on the become an officer in the Special Forces.
+++ I am a German Vet. Vet from COLD WAR in ther 80th. In German Army ( BUNDESWEHR ) we don't do this Parades with a rifle. But we Germans saw this many times that the TEXAS RANGERS and MARINES who had "A little own Barrack" INSIDE our German Barrack , do this. And we saw this movie with Bill Murray a few years ago. One Day we decided to make a bad joke and we came to the US Barracks in the early morning ( only with 5 men ) with opened shirts and Basecaps ( German Soldiers only wear barets ) and performed a Parade Comedy Dance , similar like this, in front of the barracks - OUTSIDE the border. The few US Soldiers on the place and in the windows who watched this CAN'T STOP LAUGHING THEIR ASSES OFF ! We became LEGENDARY cause they told us that : THEY NEVER THOUGHT that we Germans have this Strange kind of humor and can be SO FUNNY. They always thought we are "Always serious , non - emotional Nazi Robots". - - Weeks later Me and another Joker Guy ( with good english skills ) got SPECIAL MISSION from our High Commander to visit the US Barracks every Wednesday for lunch and improve GERMAN - AMERICAN FRIENDSHIP. THAT WERE GOOD TIMES - Cause we made many DEALS with the US Boys. They got GERMAN Army Shirts with "German Eagle Sign " and ADIDAS Clothes and we got many US Cigarettes and Whisky. And the US Boys LOVED German Beer and a special "Schnaps" called "JÄGERMEISTER" . And we also dealed with DEUTSCHMARKS. They only had USD and needed D - Mark to go Shopping outside the barrack on weekends. This times one USD was Worth = 2,55 D - Mark And we changed - ONE DOLLAR = 2,- D - MARKS. So we made A LOT OF MONEY . In german Law = LEGAL ! And - as a SOLDIER = we payed NO TAXES ! GOOD TIMES - GOOD AMERICAN FRIENDS. Thanx to Mr BILL MURRAY !🤣🤣🤣 ************************************************************************************* - - Post Scriptum : Try "JÄGERMEISTER" spirituoses . Will blow ya brain away ! **************************************************************************** +
Their barracks were the reception station I was in for a week and a half before transferring to the training barracks back in 83. Every time I see those barracks my stomach turns.
+++ I am a German Vet. Vet from COLD WAR in ther 80th. In German Army ( BUNDESWEHR ) we don't do this Parades with a rifle. But we Germans saw this many times that the TEXAS RANGERS and MARINES who had "A little own Barrack" INSIDE our German Barrack , do this. And we saw this movie with Bill Murray a few years ago. One Day we decided to make a bad joke and we came to the US Barracks in the early morning ( only with 5 men ) with opened shirts and Basecaps ( German Soldiers only wear barets ) and performed a Parade Comedy Dance , similar like this, in front of the barracks - OUTSIDE the border. The few US Soldiers on the place and in the windows who watched this CAN'T STOP LAUGHING THEIR ASSES OFF ! We became LEGENDARY cause they told us that : THEY NEVER THOUGHT that we Germans have this Strange kind of humor and can be SO FUNNY. They always thought we are "Always serious , non - emotional Nazi Robots". - - Weeks later Me and another Joker Guy ( with good english skills ) got SPECIAL MISSION from our High Commander to visit the US Barracks every Wednesday for lunch and improve GERMAN - AMERICAN FRIENDSHIP. THAT WERE GOOD TIMES - Cause we made many DEALS with the US Boys. They got GERMAN Army Shirts with "German Eagle Sign " and ADIDAS Clothes and we got many US Cigarettes and Whisky. And the US Boys LOVED German Beer and a special "Schnaps" called "JÄGERMEISTER" . And we also dealed with DEUTSCHMARKS. They only had USD and needed D - Mark to go Shopping outside the barrack on weekends. This times one USD was Worth = 2,55 D - Mark And we changed - ONE DOLLAR = 2,- D - MARKS. So we made A LOT OF MONEY . In german Law = LEGAL ! And - as a SOLDIER = we payed NO TAXES ! GOOD TIMES - GOOD AMERICAN FRIENDS. Thanx to Mr BILL MURRAY !🤣🤣🤣 ************************************************************************************* - - Post Scriptum : Try "JÄGERMEISTER" spirituoses . Will blow ya brain away ! **************************************************************************** +
My son's JROTC drill team performed this routine this morning, complete with the Bill Murray impersonation. It's their Colonels last year at the school and he's a huge stripes fan, so they surprised him with it. The kids had a blast and I've never seen the man smile that big before.
32 years ago I was doing AIT there at Ft Knox Kentucky. I walked around the barracks area in the film. Brings back memories. It was updated to the " Disney Barracks " when i was there.
+++ I am a German Vet. Vet from COLD WAR in ther 80th. In German Army ( BUNDESWEHR ) we don't do this Parades with a rifle. But we Germans saw this many times that the TEXAS RANGERS and MARINES who had "A little own Barrack" INSIDE our German Barrack , do this. And we saw this movie with Bill Murray a few years ago. One Day we decided to make a bad joke and we came to the US Barracks in the early morning ( only with 5 men ) with opened shirts and Basecaps ( German Soldiers only wear barets ) and performed a Parade Comedy Dance , similar like this, in front of the barracks - OUTSIDE the border. The few US Soldiers on the place and in the windows who watched this CAN'T STOP LAUGHING THEIR ASSES OFF ! We became LEGENDARY cause they told us that : THEY NEVER THOUGHT that we Germans have this Strange kind of humor and can be SO FUNNY. They always thought we are "Always serious , non - emotional Nazi Robots". - - Weeks later Me and another Joker Guy ( with good english skills ) got SPECIAL MISSION from our High Commander to visit the US Barracks every Wednesday for lunch and improve GERMAN - AMERICAN FRIENDSHIP. THAT WERE GOOD TIMES - Cause we made many DEALS with the US Boys. They got GERMAN Army Shirts with "German Eagle Sign " and ADIDAS Clothes and we got many US Cigarettes and Whisky. And the US Boys LOVED German Beer and a special "Schnaps" called "JÄGERMEISTER" . And we also dealed with DEUTSCHMARKS. They only had USD and needed D - Mark to go Shopping outside the barrack on weekends. This times one USD was Worth = 2,55 D - Mark And we changed - ONE DOLLAR = 2,- D - MARKS. So we made A LOT OF MONEY . In german Law = LEGAL ! And - as a SOLDIER = we payed NO TAXES ! GOOD TIMES - GOOD AMERICAN FRIENDS. Thanx to Mr BILL MURRAY !🤣🤣🤣 ************************************************************************************* - - Post Scriptum : Try "JÄGERMEISTER" spirituoses . Will blow ya brain away ! **************************************************************************** +
As someone who went through bootcamp, this looks a whole lot more fun. Closest I got was running in formation and the D.I. "singing" some colorful phrases for us to repeat. Fantastic.
knowing what i know now this is so hilariously out of step and way off but they killed it with the rifle drills...this was one of my dad's favorite movies and every time I watch it now I can still hear him giggle when he came to my basic graduation he said you guys should have done a little "razzle dazzle" I never caught on until later when we were watching this again for the 1000th time and then I giggled just like he did it was even more funny because I think he saw that I finally after all that time got his joke
Had just completed basic training in the Air Force and was doing my school at Keesler Air Force Base in Biloxi Mississippi when they showed this on the base. Everybody went wild after this scene just one of those times in your life you'll never forget. I know I've watched it at least a hundred times🤣🤣
I lived at Keesler AFB in the early 80s, my father was an instructor there. I believe he taught something to do with radio or electronics, possibly both. I don't recall seeing Stripes on base but I do remember seeing First Blood.
+++ I am a German Vet. Vet from COLD WAR in ther 80th. In German Army ( BUNDESWEHR ) we don't do this Parades with a rifle. But we Germans saw this many times that the TEXAS RANGERS and MARINES who had "A little own Barrack" INSIDE our German Barrack , do this. And we saw this movie with Bill Murray a few years ago. One Day we decided to make a bad joke and we came to the US Barracks in the early morning ( only with 5 men ) with opened shirts and Basecaps ( German Soldiers only wear barets ) and performed a Parade Comedy Dance , similar like this, in front of the barracks - OUTSIDE the border. The few US Soldiers on the place and in the windows who watched this CAN'T STOP LAUGHING THEIR ASSES OFF ! We became LEGENDARY cause they told us that : THEY NEVER THOUGHT that we Germans have this Strange kind of humor and can be SO FUNNY. They always thought we are "Always serious , non - emotional Nazi Robots". - - Weeks later Me and another Joker Guy ( with good english skills ) got SPECIAL MISSION from our High Commander to visit the US Barracks every Wednesday for lunch and improve GERMAN - AMERICAN FRIENDSHIP. THAT WERE GOOD TIMES - Cause we made many DEALS with the US Boys. They got GERMAN Army Shirts with "German Eagle Sign " and ADIDAS Clothes and we got many US Cigarettes and Whisky. And the US Boys LOVED German Beer and a special "Schnaps" called "JÄGERMEISTER" . And we also dealed with DEUTSCHMARKS. They only had USD and needed D - Mark to go Shopping outside the barrack on weekends. This times one USD was Worth = 2,55 D - Mark And we changed - ONE DOLLAR = 2,- D - MARKS. So we made A LOT OF MONEY . In german Law = LEGAL ! And - as a SOLDIER = we payed NO TAXES ! GOOD TIMES - GOOD AMERICAN FRIENDS. Thanx to Mr BILL MURRAY !🤣🤣🤣 ************************************************************************************* - - Post Scriptum : Try "JÄGERMEISTER" spirituoses . Will blow ya brain away ! **************************************************************************** +
@@ultravioletsongjatshariff8687 German -- Swiss American here with a "Wee bit of Scottish blood" ! Clan WALLACE ,the Progressive Bernie Sanders Supporting Branch! Thanks for sharing your story! Germany has obviously evolved since WWII! Thank God! 🤔🥰🥰🥰🥰🇩🇪🇨🇭🇺🇲💙🏴
@@WWF0928 John Candy played Ox and if seen any of his movies he was in the original Home Alone, Spaceballs, Uncle Buck, Canadian Bacon, Splash along with Planes, Trains and Automobiles with Steve Martin all before his death in 1994 at age 43.
Back when this came out I was in the middle of job, wife, kids, job . . . I thought it was a waste of my time. Now I love it. Sometimes a life can bring you to the chill side.
It was for this movie and many others that I simply could not resist getting up from my table and approaching Harold Ramis at The Ivy restaurant in Beverly Hills many years ago to tell him how much his movies meant to my generation. He was nice about it and I sat back down. A waiter then came to my table and told me never to do that again. It was still worth it.
Having seen it in the Odeon Theatre in Winnipeg back when it first came out, seeing the extended cut was a treat almost 40 years after the first (of hundreds).
Almost every time something really good happened to me I would almost always say one of my fav lines from this movie ‘ Gentlemen, it’s party time Italian style ! ‘
John Candy seems like such a kind, beautiful man! And wow is he one hell of an actor! So much talent. I really miss seeing him in movies that come out nowadays. Either way, he is a brilliant actor! 🙂
I saw this in the movie theaters and I could watch it right now start to finish and still love ❤️ it and laugh as hard as I did in 1981 Bill Murray is a genius
I watched this film at the cinema when it was first released in the UK - and loved it. Together with 'Private Benjamin', 'Stripes' is guaranteed to keep you laughing!
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I love the fact that Stripes never had a sequel. There was never a “Stripes II: Back in Basic Training” or something like that. Whether it was intentional or not they left well enough alone. Now it’s an unspoiled, stand-alone comedy classic.
Mark Viola ".. it’s an unspoiled, stand-alone comedy classic. "That's the fact, Jack"😊👍
Amen
Yeah, there are a lot of movies that should have done the same and left it at just the one.
Absolutely, too many great movies were ruined by being turned into awful “franchises.”
SHHHHH! ! Don't give them any ideas.
This video is simply another perfect example of how blessed I was to grow up in the 80's.
Agreed. I turned 9 in 1981 and my mother took me to see this in the theater. She knew I thought Bill Murray was funny.
graduated HS in 81' It was a fun decade
Got that right 💯
How talented was John Candy? He has been missed by my generation. I hope he knows how much we loved his work. And he was a genuine sweet guy.
Candy was brilliant and gone way too soon.
That's the Fact Jack!
@@gwine9087 Obesity does that.
Some of my earliest comedy memeories are him on SCTV doing the 3D House of Pancakes sketch and when he was blowing people up with Joe Flaherty - "he blew up _real_ good!"
I'm just grateful I got to be here while he was too.
@@Predator42ID not to mention a pack-a-day habit and drinking.
One film that doesn't need a remake
Remake? It doesn't have to. Everything is reimagined according to today's social trend or climate.. Films like this better be made by indie companies that isn't based in Hollywood nor affilliates with them and avoid social media to market it.
Shhhh These idiots in Hollywood can’t come up a original idea 💡 Leave Stripes alone.
That would be like me remaking my morning dump. Once is more than enough.
Netflix: Of course it doesn't need a remake.....but a trans lesbian black midget actor playing main character...hmmm
Oh please, for the love of god, do not remake this film.
I've seen this clip so many times, it never gets old. One of my all time favorite films from the 80's. They don't make stuff like this anymore.
I feel you
Razzle dazzle!
Lighten up Francis…….
@@robertlamont6092 you just made the list, buddy....
I did my basic and AIT at Ft Knox in '86 where this was filmed. I got off the bus and met my drill sergeants in the same room they do. I often ran the same obstacle course that John Candy goes off into the woods and the scene where Bill Murray is trying to leave with the tanks parked around him was our motor pool. That movie was a classic.
I did my Army ROTC Basic Camp in Fort Knox in 1980. Lived in the more modern concrete barracks. Remembered Agony and Misery Hills well. I was in good shape and it didn't bother me. But it killed a lot of the less in shape guys. Went to the Fort Knox Officers Club after hours in Saturday nite and bumped into thr West Point Cadets there in their salt and pepper uniforms. It was hot and humid in the summer.
I was stationed at Knox when it was filmed. One of my friends is in the movie as an extra, marching troops in the background. 1980.
@@ms.annthrope415 we may have met! My company, C-4/54 inf. Helped teach squad maneuver to contact to ROTC cadets in 1980.
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I am a German Vet. Vet from COLD WAR in ther 80th.
In German Army ( BUNDESWEHR ) we don't do this Parades with a rifle.
But we Germans saw this many times that the TEXAS RANGERS and MARINES
who had "A little own Barrack" INSIDE our German Barrack , do this.
And we saw this movie with Bill Murray a few years ago.
One Day we decided to make a bad joke and we came to the US Barracks
in the early morning ( only with 5 men ) with opened shirts and Basecaps
( German Soldiers only wear barets ) and performed a Parade Comedy Dance ,
similar like this, in front of the barracks - OUTSIDE the border.
The few US Soldiers on the place and in the windows who
watched this CAN'T STOP LAUGHING THEIR ASSES OFF !
We became LEGENDARY cause they told us that : THEY NEVER THOUGHT
that we Germans have this Strange kind of humor and can be SO FUNNY.
They always thought we are "Always serious , non - emotional Nazi Robots".
-
-
Weeks later Me and another Joker Guy ( with good english skills ) got
SPECIAL MISSION from our High Commander to visit the US Barracks every
Wednesday for lunch and improve GERMAN - AMERICAN FRIENDSHIP.
THAT WERE GOOD TIMES - Cause we made many DEALS with the US Boys.
They got GERMAN Army Shirts with "German Eagle Sign " and ADIDAS Clothes
and we got many US Cigarettes and Whisky. And the US Boys LOVED German
Beer and a special "Schnaps" called "JÄGERMEISTER" .
And we also dealed with DEUTSCHMARKS. They only had USD and
needed D - Mark to go Shopping outside the barrack on weekends.
This times one USD was Worth = 2,55 D - Mark
And we changed - ONE DOLLAR = 2,- D - MARKS.
So we made A LOT OF MONEY . In german Law = LEGAL !
And - as a SOLDIER = we payed NO TAXES !
GOOD TIMES - GOOD AMERICAN FRIENDS. Thanx to Mr BILL MURRAY !🤣🤣🤣
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Post Scriptum : Try "JÄGERMEISTER" spirituoses . Will blow ya brain away !
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But sir! Don't but me captain. Love it!!!!!
RIP Harold Ramis (November 21, 1944 - February 24, 2014), aged 69
And
RIP John Candy (October 31, 1950 - March 4, 1994), aged 43
You both will always be remembered as legends.
Long live after RIP doesn't really work.
Puts me in the mood to watch uncle buck.
Maybe because I'm Canadian and i grew up with him on tv, but I still feel more sadness at Candy's loss than any other actor/famous person.
@@patrickmclaughlin61 Just bought Uncle Buck & The Great Outdoors. Candy is a classic.🇺🇸⚔️🇬🇪
The drill may have been completely wrong, but the level of coordination was impressive.
Yeah... let's not go into how many people in the bleachers were flagged by rifles pointed right at them LMAO
The rifle goes round the head not the head around the rifle :)
@@chrisroberts313 YES!!! God I took a lot of crap for that when I was in boot LMAO
The coordination was crap. I could get better coordination from my highschool freshman newbies. So many things just urked me about this routine.
@@icedraco7672 please do, and then post the video.
Why'd the chicken cross the road? To get from the left to the right
He stepped out of rank, got hit by a tank He ain't no chicken no more
Stripes was meant to be a stand alone comedy classic. Perfectly chosen cast. Truly one of the best in its time.
It was originally written for Cheech and Chong. They couldn't do it. So Bill and Ivan took it.
I'm an old, Vietnam army vet. And every time I see this, I laugh like a fool.
Thanks for posting!
Thank you for your service.
Thanks for your service.
Thank you for your service, and welcome home.
Thanks for your service and welcome home! Vietnam Veterans greeted us home after both of my tours. You guys are amazing. We were treated like heroes, yall did not get that treatment, but you came out to welcome us home. Thank you.
@@hawkinatorgamer9725 Thank you for your service and welcome home as well. .
Bill Murray. The heart and soul of SNL.
Before it turned to woke garbage
@@TexSupport long before it turned woke and idiotic. I also watched so good old SCTV with John Candy and Rick Moranis. Just talent. Back then...talent.
No problem with Murray, at all, but the heart and soul were the "Not Ready for Prime Time Players".
@@zippyzipster46 the Canadian SCTV was the best with the added Canadian content of Bob and Doug
@@kanoraguy One of my favorite movies Aey. Hoser. New Wave Music group aey.
40 years old and still one of the funniest movies ever made. Absolutely love bill Murray, and John Candy... Comedic genius
:06 John Larroquette's face when he sees them coming is priceless!
Thanks for naming JL; knew he looked familiar!
I Know, Right? John Larroquette's Facial Expression Is A Priceless Kodak Moment Indeed!!😄😄😄😄
Dan Dan Fielding
@@pauldavis9387 I Know Right? I've Always Thought John Larroquette's Dan Fielding Character Was Hilarious On Night Court😄😄😁😁
oh man thank you for naming i knew he looked like the dude from 10th kingdom!!!
✨RAZZLE DAZZLE! ✨
“THAT’S THE FACTS, JACK”!
Has me in stitches every single time! 😂🤣😂
Comedic Genius!
My late father (who was a soldier) watched this movie with me, and when it got to this scene, Dad said "The whole thing. They did the whole thing!". It was then that this became one of my dad's favorite movies.
A real classic, this merry band of misfits nailed it!!!
Poor Sgt. Hulka.
Like a newspaper
This is the skit that MADE this movie!! Ty for sharing
🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 THIS will go down in history as a CLASSIC moment from one of the best comedies of the '80s!!!
One of Bill Murray’s funniest films.👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
This one and "What about Bob"
Or... Caddyshack!
All 3 of those hysterical comedies for sure and I'll have to add his Christmas classic "Scrooged" ("the b*tch hit me with a toaster") with Bobcat Goldthwaite, Buster Poindexter, Carol Kane, etc. Groundhog Day was pretty funny, too.
saw this movie when i was ten (and no it was not an appropriate children's movie). i must have said "that's a fact, jack" for like a year. this is a very well shot, edited and choreographed scene.
The movie itself though isn't very good.
Me too I watched in when I was 10 years old as well, my brother had just entered the Marines and I kind of liked this movie a lot he was still in basic training when I saw this movie
More appropriate than satanic McDonald , taco bell, marvel , Disney or the entire hip hop and rap industry.
@@AlcoholicBoredom it's better than video games or hip hop and rap
Is that a fact jack?🤣🤣🤣
Our high school band director had us do this routine in 1982. I was a baton twirled. The crowd loved it. Great movie.
1:25 "bAAAaahAARMY TRAINING SIR" cracks me up every time
We did some of that during the DNC drill in basic. It was fucking awesome. And we took first place. Sometimes you just Gotta give them what they don’t expect. Thank you drill Sergeant Knight
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I am a German Vet. Vet from COLD WAR in ther 80th.
In German Army ( BUNDESWEHR ) we don't do this Parades with a rifle.
But we Germans saw this many times that the TEXAS RANGERS and MARINES
who had "A little own Barrack" INSIDE our German Barrack , do this.
And we saw this movie with Bill Murray a few years ago.
One Day we decided to make a bad joke and we came to the US Barracks
in the early morning ( only with 5 men ) with opened shirts and Basecaps
( German Soldiers only wear barets ) and performed a Parade Comedy Dance ,
similar like this, in front of the barracks - OUTSIDE the border.
The few US Soldiers on the place and in the windows who
watched this CAN'T STOP LAUGHING THEIR ASSES OFF !
We became LEGENDARY cause they told us that : THEY NEVER THOUGHT
that we Germans have this Strange kind of humor and can be SO FUNNY.
They always thought we are "Always serious , non - emotional Nazi Robots".
-
-
Weeks later Me and another Joker Guy ( with good english skills ) got
SPECIAL MISSION from our High Commander to visit the US Barracks every
Wednesday for lunch and improve GERMAN - AMERICAN FRIENDSHIP.
THAT WERE GOOD TIMES - Cause we made many DEALS with the US Boys.
They got GERMAN Army Shirts with "German Eagle Sign " and ADIDAS Clothes
and we got many US Cigarettes and Whisky. And the US Boys LOVED German
Beer and a special "Schnaps" called "JÄGERMEISTER" .
And we also dealed with DEUTSCHMARKS. They only had USD and
needed D - Mark to go Shopping outside the barrack on weekends.
This times one USD was Worth = 2,55 D - Mark
And we changed - ONE DOLLAR = 2,- D - MARKS.
So we made A LOT OF MONEY . In german Law = LEGAL !
And - as a SOLDIER = we payed NO TAXES !
GOOD TIMES - GOOD AMERICAN FRIENDS. Thanx to Mr BILL MURRAY !🤣🤣🤣
*************************************************************************************
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-
Post Scriptum : Try "JÄGERMEISTER" spirituoses . Will blow ya brain away !
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+
A reminder that the success of our military isn't about precision of a drill, but about determination to get the job done.
I'd want guys like that in my command.
This is an all time great scene. Absolutely brilliant. Training sir! Army training sir! Point made! Utterly memorable scene!
no it wasn't Army Training
it was Arrrrrrmmmmy Training Sir
Well, this type of teamwork does tend to annihilate the enemy.
If nothing else it would have them helpless rolling on the floor.
We didn't like them anyway.
The EM-50 Urban Assault vehicle. What a scream that was.
it looked good in theory for the day
My dad had that exact vehicle for sale at his dealership. I was so disappointed to find out no gun turrets.
What? Everyone needs a heavily armed recreational vehicle for those quick trips into soviet encampments! lol
@@paulabartholomew8497 NO GUN TURRETS1 what a gip
@@Dman0001 😂
40 years this movie is still funny and so is mr Murray's routines
One of my favorite all time films. You know if you let Bill Murray into the Army it's going to be a party.
What a great cast ... I love John Larroquette's look of complete disbelief when the General selects them to work on his special project
30 years go by sooooo fast! Damn, I’m old.
40 years ago man.
@@vivianchetty7477 you’re right! DAMN
Thirty? If only.
It's been FORTY years, brother.
It’s a master piece.
I loved this movie and this is my favorite scene...I cried laughing! It was worth ditching Bambi to sneak in to see it at 12 years old...damn I old 😵😂
This is a classic for sure. A lot of the cast made it big after this movie.
I've actually lodged in those barracks at Knox during some of my training years ago. But we didnt quite train the same as these guys did it 🤣
Bet you wish you had, would have been more fun
I had an NCO school to attend in Knox back around 2012. I was relieved AND disappointed these barracks were no longer around. At that point the base looked nothing like it did in the Movie. Good times.
Well it's probably safe to say your drill instructor wasn't "Blowed Up". I'm guessing of course 😅
This movie was played on commercial TV a few years after. The shocking part was this scene was cut! And it's the best scene of the entire film!
That's I still DVD. No commercials and uncut
ya a load a nudity was cut ya ..obvious reasons
My dad was in the Army, nuclear ordinance. His favorite army movie wasn’t “7 Days in May” - although he said he could see that one happening - or “Battle of the Bulge,” or “Saving Private Ryan.” It was this one. He said so many guys were in the Army that were so stupid they should have flunked Basic because they would be a danger to everyone around them, or so dang bright they should have went into OCS…and instead they went to Vietnam. We never watched Vietnam era movies, but this one was good for dad. He always laughed watching this scene. “They’d be on KP until Gabriel blows his Trumpet, but it would be worth it.” Miss you, Dad, always. Hope you’re having a beer up there with your buddies.
Here's to all the men and women who served in our armed forces!
Thank You For Your Service!
Happy Memorial Day 2023!
You're welcome.
Bill Murray was the Bugs Bunny of 80s comedies
Why do you think he was cast in Space Jam as himself?🤷🏻♂️
Interesting comment. Bugs bunny i think was originally not so much for kids but all age groups . Well none of the cartoons like simpsons or Flintstones or southpark ...are really for kids. Watching bugs bunny as a child i now realise i missed heaps of references to say Liberace, Maurice Chevalier ...and heaps more that i don't know .
You know, I always commented back in the day that I thought Bill Murray was more like Woody Woodpecker.
Still a classic scene...Having been in the Army, it really resonates...
True, however as you know, that would never have happened in reality. I was in the army as well. It's funny, but impossible.
@@kuhnhan of course
Jack Peters I was prior USAF and retired USAR. What really resonated for me is not the D &C, itself, it's about getting a bunch of unlikely, different individuals, with different mindsets, to drop our b.s. differences to function as a unit, in addressing a critical task, a tough moment , a dire situation and realize that WE could adapt, overcome and come out the other end successful and better for it.. When that unit cohesiveness shit kicks in, there is no force that can break that bond.. People are getting wrapped around the axle about how the story in the scene, and not getting the message, the lesson. To borrow from what you wrote, this is why this scene " really resonates" for me. Hooah!
How I love the 80's. No other decade comes close.
This has to be the Best part of the Whole Movie. (“That’s A Fact Jack”) best line ! ! !
"Where's your drill sergeant?"
"BLOWN UP SIR!" classic I remember rifle drill back in my day - brilliant movie!
One night my dad watched this after having a couple and he loved it. He was a WWII combat vet, and said anything that could laugh at the military was great.
The director, producers, marvelous screenplay writers & actors were wonderful.
🤣😂🤣😂
Love Bill Murry doing that.😂🤣😂🤣✌
The way I’m so insanely proud of them for getting their routine down pat on their own in time for the ceremony…CONGRATS, BOYS! ♥️♥️♥️
I went to Marine Corps boot camp in 1983 and we used all these jokes whenever possible
Thank you for your service.
Went to Ft knox we were NOT allowed to have anything from the movie none of the cadences
I was comissioned into the army as a 2nd lieutenant and was in Fort Harrison, Indiana, (Uncle Ben's Rest Home) for Officer Basic Course when this came out. Everyone saw it but I never liked Bill Murray or his brand of humor.
@@ms.annthrope415 Thank you for your service.
@@ms.annthrope415 You sound like fun.
Bill Murray is without a doubt one of the greatest actors of the 80s
Who would have ever thought that in 2022 our entire military would fall into a heap of garbage worse than this. If you served in the military 30 years ago and if you know anybody who has recently entered the same branch as you did then you know exactly what I'm talking about.
We British soldiers thought this was based on a true story.
Wouldn't even have been bloody surprised if it was.
Now this is America but I don't think that we are the low. Sometimes.
@Billy Cervantes you're
Similarly, that's how won the Revolutionary War you bloody lads!👍👏🇺🇸
Our reputation precedes us. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
The rigorous battle hardened Sgt. Hulka watching the incoming grenade on the tower realising what's gonna happen had me laughing so hard
Mortar round, not a grenade.
Hard not to laugh at the oh shit face.
"Alright! Any of you suckholes wanna come up here and knock me off?"
Mortar round: wish granted. 😂😂😂😂
Stripes didn't need a sequel this movie is unique, I love bill Murray, kingpin, ghost busters etc this guy is one of the best
A few decades before "Stripes," during OCS we had to learn all the 22-5 Drill and Ceremonies Manual. So, of course, one of our guys made up a complete training performance of the nomenclature, operation and maintenance for the "M1-A1, Zippo lighter.." Complete with a period of instruction and demonstrator.
I cannot believe this behavior hasn't existed in the military, forever.
He went on the become an officer in the Special Forces.
Have you ever seen Sgt Bilko?
@@paulfrost8952 the original with Phil Silvers. Absolutely. Loved it.
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I am a German Vet. Vet from COLD WAR in ther 80th.
In German Army ( BUNDESWEHR ) we don't do this Parades with a rifle.
But we Germans saw this many times that the TEXAS RANGERS and MARINES
who had "A little own Barrack" INSIDE our German Barrack , do this.
And we saw this movie with Bill Murray a few years ago.
One Day we decided to make a bad joke and we came to the US Barracks
in the early morning ( only with 5 men ) with opened shirts and Basecaps
( German Soldiers only wear barets ) and performed a Parade Comedy Dance ,
similar like this, in front of the barracks - OUTSIDE the border.
The few US Soldiers on the place and in the windows who
watched this CAN'T STOP LAUGHING THEIR ASSES OFF !
We became LEGENDARY cause they told us that : THEY NEVER THOUGHT
that we Germans have this Strange kind of humor and can be SO FUNNY.
They always thought we are "Always serious , non - emotional Nazi Robots".
-
-
Weeks later Me and another Joker Guy ( with good english skills ) got
SPECIAL MISSION from our High Commander to visit the US Barracks every
Wednesday for lunch and improve GERMAN - AMERICAN FRIENDSHIP.
THAT WERE GOOD TIMES - Cause we made many DEALS with the US Boys.
They got GERMAN Army Shirts with "German Eagle Sign " and ADIDAS Clothes
and we got many US Cigarettes and Whisky. And the US Boys LOVED German
Beer and a special "Schnaps" called "JÄGERMEISTER" .
And we also dealed with DEUTSCHMARKS. They only had USD and
needed D - Mark to go Shopping outside the barrack on weekends.
This times one USD was Worth = 2,55 D - Mark
And we changed - ONE DOLLAR = 2,- D - MARKS.
So we made A LOT OF MONEY . In german Law = LEGAL !
And - as a SOLDIER = we payed NO TAXES !
GOOD TIMES - GOOD AMERICAN FRIENDS. Thanx to Mr BILL MURRAY !🤣🤣🤣
*************************************************************************************
-
-
Post Scriptum : Try "JÄGERMEISTER" spirituoses . Will blow ya brain away !
****************************************************************************
+
My son went to a Military Academy, and, this is great! No remake would ever hold up!
Did basic at Ft Knox. This movie brings back some memories.
Their barracks were the reception station I was in for a week and a half before transferring to the training barracks back in 83. Every time I see those barracks my stomach turns.
I was there in 91. Once I realized it I was happier.
1979 seeing those WW2 barracks brings back memories.
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I am a German Vet. Vet from COLD WAR in ther 80th.
In German Army ( BUNDESWEHR ) we don't do this Parades with a rifle.
But we Germans saw this many times that the TEXAS RANGERS and MARINES
who had "A little own Barrack" INSIDE our German Barrack , do this.
And we saw this movie with Bill Murray a few years ago.
One Day we decided to make a bad joke and we came to the US Barracks
in the early morning ( only with 5 men ) with opened shirts and Basecaps
( German Soldiers only wear barets ) and performed a Parade Comedy Dance ,
similar like this, in front of the barracks - OUTSIDE the border.
The few US Soldiers on the place and in the windows who
watched this CAN'T STOP LAUGHING THEIR ASSES OFF !
We became LEGENDARY cause they told us that : THEY NEVER THOUGHT
that we Germans have this Strange kind of humor and can be SO FUNNY.
They always thought we are "Always serious , non - emotional Nazi Robots".
-
-
Weeks later Me and another Joker Guy ( with good english skills ) got
SPECIAL MISSION from our High Commander to visit the US Barracks every
Wednesday for lunch and improve GERMAN - AMERICAN FRIENDSHIP.
THAT WERE GOOD TIMES - Cause we made many DEALS with the US Boys.
They got GERMAN Army Shirts with "German Eagle Sign " and ADIDAS Clothes
and we got many US Cigarettes and Whisky. And the US Boys LOVED German
Beer and a special "Schnaps" called "JÄGERMEISTER" .
And we also dealed with DEUTSCHMARKS. They only had USD and
needed D - Mark to go Shopping outside the barrack on weekends.
This times one USD was Worth = 2,55 D - Mark
And we changed - ONE DOLLAR = 2,- D - MARKS.
So we made A LOT OF MONEY . In german Law = LEGAL !
And - as a SOLDIER = we payed NO TAXES !
GOOD TIMES - GOOD AMERICAN FRIENDS. Thanx to Mr BILL MURRAY !🤣🤣🤣
*************************************************************************************
-
-
Post Scriptum : Try "JÄGERMEISTER" spirituoses . Will blow ya brain away !
****************************************************************************
+
I could watch this film over and over again, it never ages. Just wish it had
Damnit, Candy, Remis, Murray... thanks for it all. Some of the best actors/writers to ever grace the screen. I won't even call them comedic actors.
Bill Murray made a complete mockery out of three of my favorite things: Golf, Bowling, and the United States Army.
And I love him for it!
I totally agree love 💗 for it your so right
My son's JROTC drill team performed this routine this morning, complete with the Bill Murray impersonation.
It's their Colonels last year at the school and he's a huge stripes fan, so they surprised him with it. The kids had a blast and I've never seen the man smile that big before.
Seen this movie probably atleast 100 times, all starting in my childhood, LOVE IT!
They don't know how to make movies like this anymore! Nor do we have this kind of talent to chose from ANYMORE!
One of the better military comedies on film.
32 years ago I was doing AIT there at Ft Knox Kentucky. I walked around the barracks area in the film. Brings back memories. It was updated to the " Disney Barracks " when i was there.
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I am a German Vet. Vet from COLD WAR in ther 80th.
In German Army ( BUNDESWEHR ) we don't do this Parades with a rifle.
But we Germans saw this many times that the TEXAS RANGERS and MARINES
who had "A little own Barrack" INSIDE our German Barrack , do this.
And we saw this movie with Bill Murray a few years ago.
One Day we decided to make a bad joke and we came to the US Barracks
in the early morning ( only with 5 men ) with opened shirts and Basecaps
( German Soldiers only wear barets ) and performed a Parade Comedy Dance ,
similar like this, in front of the barracks - OUTSIDE the border.
The few US Soldiers on the place and in the windows who
watched this CAN'T STOP LAUGHING THEIR ASSES OFF !
We became LEGENDARY cause they told us that : THEY NEVER THOUGHT
that we Germans have this Strange kind of humor and can be SO FUNNY.
They always thought we are "Always serious , non - emotional Nazi Robots".
-
-
Weeks later Me and another Joker Guy ( with good english skills ) got
SPECIAL MISSION from our High Commander to visit the US Barracks every
Wednesday for lunch and improve GERMAN - AMERICAN FRIENDSHIP.
THAT WERE GOOD TIMES - Cause we made many DEALS with the US Boys.
They got GERMAN Army Shirts with "German Eagle Sign " and ADIDAS Clothes
and we got many US Cigarettes and Whisky. And the US Boys LOVED German
Beer and a special "Schnaps" called "JÄGERMEISTER" .
And we also dealed with DEUTSCHMARKS. They only had USD and
needed D - Mark to go Shopping outside the barrack on weekends.
This times one USD was Worth = 2,55 D - Mark
And we changed - ONE DOLLAR = 2,- D - MARKS.
So we made A LOT OF MONEY . In german Law = LEGAL !
And - as a SOLDIER = we payed NO TAXES !
GOOD TIMES - GOOD AMERICAN FRIENDS. Thanx to Mr BILL MURRAY !🤣🤣🤣
*************************************************************************************
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-
Post Scriptum : Try "JÄGERMEISTER" spirituoses . Will blow ya brain away !
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+
As someone who went through bootcamp, this looks a whole lot more fun. Closest I got was running in formation and the D.I. "singing" some colorful phrases for us to repeat. Fantastic.
knowing what i know now this is so hilariously out of step and way off but they killed it with the rifle drills...this was one of my dad's favorite movies and every time I watch it now I can still hear him giggle when he came to my basic graduation he said you guys should have done a little "razzle dazzle" I never caught on until later when we were watching this again for the 1000th time and then I giggled just like he did it was even more funny because I think he saw that I finally after all that time got his joke
Classic Bill Murray, Harold Ramis and John Candy. Great stuff.
Had just completed basic training in the Air Force and was doing my school at Keesler Air Force Base in Biloxi Mississippi when they showed this on the base. Everybody went wild after this scene just one of those times in your life you'll never forget. I know I've watched it at least a hundred times🤣🤣
I lived at Keesler AFB in the early 80s, my father was an instructor there. I believe he taught something to do with radio or electronics, possibly both. I don't recall seeing Stripes on base but I do remember seeing First Blood.
My dad was an Army drill sargent. He would have loved this movie.
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I am a German Vet. Vet from COLD WAR in ther 80th.
In German Army ( BUNDESWEHR ) we don't do this Parades with a rifle.
But we Germans saw this many times that the TEXAS RANGERS and MARINES
who had "A little own Barrack" INSIDE our German Barrack , do this.
And we saw this movie with Bill Murray a few years ago.
One Day we decided to make a bad joke and we came to the US Barracks
in the early morning ( only with 5 men ) with opened shirts and Basecaps
( German Soldiers only wear barets ) and performed a Parade Comedy Dance ,
similar like this, in front of the barracks - OUTSIDE the border.
The few US Soldiers on the place and in the windows who
watched this CAN'T STOP LAUGHING THEIR ASSES OFF !
We became LEGENDARY cause they told us that : THEY NEVER THOUGHT
that we Germans have this Strange kind of humor and can be SO FUNNY.
They always thought we are "Always serious , non - emotional Nazi Robots".
-
-
Weeks later Me and another Joker Guy ( with good english skills ) got
SPECIAL MISSION from our High Commander to visit the US Barracks every
Wednesday for lunch and improve GERMAN - AMERICAN FRIENDSHIP.
THAT WERE GOOD TIMES - Cause we made many DEALS with the US Boys.
They got GERMAN Army Shirts with "German Eagle Sign " and ADIDAS Clothes
and we got many US Cigarettes and Whisky. And the US Boys LOVED German
Beer and a special "Schnaps" called "JÄGERMEISTER" .
And we also dealed with DEUTSCHMARKS. They only had USD and
needed D - Mark to go Shopping outside the barrack on weekends.
This times one USD was Worth = 2,55 D - Mark
And we changed - ONE DOLLAR = 2,- D - MARKS.
So we made A LOT OF MONEY . In german Law = LEGAL !
And - as a SOLDIER = we payed NO TAXES !
GOOD TIMES - GOOD AMERICAN FRIENDS. Thanx to Mr BILL MURRAY !🤣🤣🤣
*************************************************************************************
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Post Scriptum : Try "JÄGERMEISTER" spirituoses . Will blow ya brain away !
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@@ultravioletsongjatshariff8687 German -- Swiss American here with a "Wee bit of Scottish blood" ! Clan WALLACE ,the Progressive Bernie Sanders Supporting Branch! Thanks for sharing your story! Germany has obviously evolved since WWII! Thank God! 🤔🥰🥰🥰🥰🇩🇪🇨🇭🇺🇲💙🏴
Finally! Thats my favorite part of the movie. For forty years Ive been saying "Why did the chicken cross the road" just like Bill Murry lol.
John Winger:"Gentlemen, It's Party time Italian Style!"😀😁😎👍💯
I try not to laugh, then as soon as he says Army training sir, I lose it. Lol
Bill Murray, With Mister Harold Ramis and Mister John Candy, Army Drill Sargent Candidates, Boom Shakalaka Boom!😎
1:14 Best “about face” ever. I don’t remember learning it like that though.
It’s close enough to what some do on their first day
I enlisted because of this movie, I wasn't disappointed. Great 4 years
RIP Harold Ramis
& John Candy.
@@jimmiller5600 who?
@@WWF0928 "Ox".
@@WWF0928 John Candy played Ox and if seen any of his movies he was in the original Home Alone, Spaceballs, Uncle Buck, Canadian Bacon, Splash along with Planes, Trains and Automobiles with Steve Martin all before his death in 1994 at age 43.
Also Warren Oates who was in Stripes and in died in 1982 a year after the films release and played Sergeant Hulka
Best on the spot choreography I've ever seen executed so well and entertainingly
Stripes is a great Reception Station of Choice, go cavalry
That movie was totally way out there and I would watch it
Doesn't have to make sense, but you know an instant classic when you see it.
When I First saw Sean Young..( Original Dune ) ..Fell Absolutely , Head over Heels in Love.. Been Attracted to Her Type ? Ever Since ..🇺🇸❤️🌌🇺🇸
Right there with you, but for me it was Bladerunner, and then a string of B-movies.
@@iilhares So cold the scene when Deckard calls her out for being a Replicant, imprinted with Lilith Tyrell, Tyrell's niece's memories :' (
@@iilhares She always had this look in her eye, like she was crazy. Dangerously crazy.
It would have been interesting to have seen how she would have done as Marion in Raiders of the Lost Ark.
@@caza728 She would have said the same thing: "I was a child. I was in love. It was wrong and you knew it!" ; D
Back when this came out I was in the middle of job, wife, kids, job . . . I thought it was a waste of my time. Now I love it. Sometimes a life can bring you to the chill side.
What a coincidence, I'm right in the middle of no job, no wife, and no kids.
I remember my wife asking me when we saw this if basic was actually like this. She stopped asking when I couldn't stop laughing.
It was for this movie and many others that I simply could not resist getting up from my table and approaching Harold Ramis at The Ivy restaurant in Beverly Hills many years ago to tell him how much his movies meant to my generation. He was nice about it and I sat back down.
A waiter then came to my table and told me never to do that again. It was still worth it.
I sang along word for word. Love this flick.
Having seen it in the Odeon Theatre in Winnipeg back when it first came out, seeing the extended cut was a treat almost 40 years after the first (of hundreds).
Sean Young was awfully cute in this movie but in Blade Runner. Wow
Hell yes, total babe.
But did not age well at all.
I agree Sean Penn is the cutest girl in the world I recently watched her interviews on Johnny Carson she's totally wacko.
@@mayakovski sadly
That makes no sense, foh. A good movie is a good movie. They remain timeless.
I was commander of the drill team inJROTC and we did this at a meet and the crowd went crazy it was awesome
Bill Murray is a living legend.
Oh, great! Now he'll probably die. 😐🤣🤣🤣
@@sethseymour2917 oh yes, because I’m just that powerful! 🙄😂🤣😂
The Razor's Edge was a great film. It's overlooked because of Stripes but I'm sure Mr. Murray is fine with it.
I saw this clip and want to slurp his bath water
Almost every time something really good happened to me I would almost always say one of my fav lines from this movie ‘ Gentlemen, it’s party time Italian style ! ‘
This 3 minutes of film took 12 days of training and takes. Everyone earned their paychecks.
12 days of training and 2.5 kilos of cocaine.
John Candy seems like such a kind, beautiful man! And wow is he one hell of an actor! So much talent. I really miss seeing him in movies that come out nowadays.
Either way, he is a brilliant actor! 🙂
I remember those drill rifles. Boy do I remember those heavy-assed drill rifles.
So many great actors in one small scene. It's too bad so called Hollywood could never make a movie even remotely as entertaining today.
They'd have a coed platoon, with most of the soldiers gay or bisexual.
Probly the best military graduation scene ever
What makes this so hilarious is... none of them are in uniform.🤣🤣🤣
Simple, they do not make comedy's like this. What a great fantastic movie
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Bill Murray is a COMEDY GENIUS. Nearly the skills of JOHN BELUSHI.
But BEST ROLE Murray had as "KARL , THE GARDENER" in "Caddyshack One".
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You can't convince me those laughs and smiles from the background recruits are acting.
Enemy: They Killed Us with Comedy 😂😂
A all time 80's classic masterpiece by Ivan reitman r.i.p
I saw this in the movie theaters and I could watch it right now start to finish and still love ❤️ it and laugh as hard as I did in 1981 Bill Murray is a genius
I watched this film at the cinema when it was first released in the UK - and loved it. Together with 'Private Benjamin', 'Stripes' is guaranteed to keep you laughing!
Saw this in the theater and it was even more cool on the big screen.