Jarhead (2005) - Permission to Take the Shot Scene | Movieclips
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- Jarhead - Permission to Take the Shot: Swofford (Jake Gyllenhaal) and Alan Troy (Peter Sarsgaard) have their first kill in their sights.
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FILM DESCRIPTION:
In the late 1980s, Anthony Swofford (Jake Gyllenhaal) enlists as a Marine, training in boot camp under a sadistic drill instructor. Swofford undertakes a sniper course headed by Staff Sgt. Sykes (Jamie Foxx) during this time, which is shortly before the advent of the Gulf War. When the United States becomes involved, Swofford is shipped out, along with his spotter, Alan Troy (Peter Sarsgaard). Facing uncertainty each day -- about the war and home -- the soldiers try to maintain composure.
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Cast: Dennis Haysbert, Jake Gyllenhaal, Peter Sarsgaard
Director: Sam Mendes
Producer: Sam Mendes
Screenwriter: William Broyles Jr.
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The way Troy breaks down crying because he can't get the kill that he's been training for and waiting for ... And then a few months later he's back in the civilian world with that mentality. Sounds pretty dangerous.
ever watched jack reacher? the exact same thing you describe is what happens
Those civilians had it coming
thats the US military for you
This is an accurate portrayal of war. You go get your basic, you go get your specialization whether it be a tank commander, sniper or infantry. You're under pressure to perform your best, usually the more special you go the more pressure and shouting you get -- ain't no Special Forces without "special means of motivation". Finally you go do what you're supposed to do -- kill the enemy. And some desk jockey comes and takes it away from you. Another stress factor is the constant uncertainty, which consumes units in readiness.
This boils down to the ideal soldier understanding that in all cases possible it is best to stay away from killing. Killing anyone, "even the enemy", is mentally arduous and the more you kill, the more you become indifferent to it. Ideally you want to stress about killing, you want to feel bad but good after a one sided fight. It keeps you human. Those guys who took down Saddam, their kill count per person is, it has to be, less than 10 and they're the best of the best. The moment you're in command and you have a soldier that breaks down after they miss their chance to get a notch on their belt, you send them home.
This is an accurate portrayal of a person in constant stress denied their chance to fulfill their mission in any meaningful way. He's long gone and deserves a ticket home.
epitome of fake drama. the war was so boring they had to make up stuff and it's still fake and boring
This is the whole point of this movie. The military built these guys up into killers, only to give them no release. Leading to this
Army or Marines?🤔
Marines
Its like having blue balls, but for bloodlust.
@keithbright-xy7sg dumbass I think movies are based on real life
No release and no training on how to return to civilian life, huge issue with vets the world over. Love this movie for its portrayal of the more mundane aspects of warfare.
Jarhead was a very different kind of war movie, one where men does not broken down over killing, but broken over not being able to, a movie where men turned into monsters not because of the battlefield but because of boredom and anxiety over waiting for the fight that never happened.
This movie is pretty much what happens to 95% of active duty service members. Most will never see combat in this day and age and whatever war does break out is gonna be fought with technology with ground troops being rare
@@rusty7984 100% the sad part is that the troops are indoctrinated to feel shame that they didn't die for the Military Industrial Complex. Its ok. the lucky ones get 40% VA for lost limbs tho. Murica. Right?
The Persian Gulf War in a nutshell.
@@rusty7984 unless you have to fight a peer in which case it'll devolve into trench warfare and be mostly fought with small arms and old technology with a sprinkling of advanced tech and a constant terror of cheap drones. IE Ukraine
Kill steal on whole another level 🤣
I never got why people get all pissy when snipers hard scope and camp in an FPS, when that’s literally the point of snipers!
@@sgtjohnsonbecause its just as cheap as camping
He wouldn't just walk into a nest like that. Booby traps would be everywhere. If a friendly could walk in like that an enemy could too
Almost like it’s a movie
@@reboundrides8132 They could at least make it look legit.
@@sgtstedanko7186 I know but it’s a drama film not a documentary about snipers.
@@reboundrides8132 The more realistic it is, the more immersive and better the movie gets.
@@fpslifelegacy6902 not necessarily true. If the new top gun were realistic than 99% of air to air engagements would be from ‘beyond visual range’ and would be fairly boring to watch. So instead they have a su-57 pull up alongside maverick to get into a dogfight….Not realistic at all but good film.
“Tough break, you were gonna shoot just one guy. So we’re nuking him.”
Logic 100
Tbh allstate guys not only making sure one guy is in safe hands but multiple guys
A huge waste of military resources$(AirstrikeVs1Bullet) and dumb of the guy to just barge in like that on them he could have caused a serious accident they could have shot him with it being high stakes in the middle of a battle field about to shoot someone it almost seems like he deliberately did it to mess with them because it was completely unprofessional
@@hempyweeds5745dude ran in like he was gonna ask them to rev up the friers
BEST scene. The acting of his breakdown was PHE-NOMENAL. He was a criminal and he had joined the marines to get the kill out of his system and this was his last chance as he was not to be allowed back in the marines again, and the only shot he will ever get to make is his own.
The portrayal of how tragic this man’s life was to himself was beautiful. You aren’t supposed to judge here. It’s art. You view it to make you feel emotions you otherwise wouldn’t feel by yourself.
This is the kind of film you need to view vicariously, not as a critic sitting on one side of a debate or another. Doing that, you miss everything.
It’s also a testament to how the military is indeed NOT the be-all end-all to reforming a person with questionable character. It’s the reason why so many soldiers get caught up with crimes ranging from minor to heinous/felonious once they’re out in the operational field. This can be said for some police departments in the US too. The crazies slip through the cracks because MEPS wants the attrition and retention of new recruits.
I have never in my life read a more pompous comment. You are such a douchebag dude.
Wasn’t he done with possession of drugs as a civ? he lied about his criminal background when he signed up… I don’t think he was a wanna be murderer….
@@wheelson7895 Correct! He was trying to get out of a life of crime, that's why he lied about it. The tragedy is that he put in the work to reform himself, was a top marine who had respect among the ranks. But it didn't matter to The Corps. Once they found out, they didn't even take his work and leadership skills into consideration. They just booted him out, and he went back to crime.
They took a criminal and damn near made a Boy Scout, when it looked like they wanted to make Boy Scouts into killers. Screwed up priorities!
@@gun_toting_lefty For real, straight up facts.
"requesting permission to take the shot sir"
"Request denied"
‘Sir we have order form the above, not to mention sir I personally hasn’t killed anyone and I am close to allowing that man come up here and kill you and your men after all it’ll be just be me and my partner no one will deny it was an enemy attack, sir’
Exactly my thought.
Thx I missed that part
How someone can penetrate a snipers space without the whole team knowing it?
Plot armor
Because it's a make believe movie and the scene is designed to get into the headspace of born ready marines
Because a Snipers space is often occupied by 20 different soldiers doing security.
Radio remember
It was so disappointing that thay training for months on shooting people that's the only thing they know to do and eventually they leave without shooting anyone
My father said that's exactly what Desert Storm was like; they got deployed, then... they left.
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A lot of men would say that’s a blessing
That’s not disappointing at all.
@@wubuck79 If you were extensively trained to kill, and brainwashed into believing that was all you were good for... one could see how it'd be disappointing.
The irony in this whole scene was that just like the sniper team, who with their pent up frustration just wanted to get a kill, this officer likewise also wanted to get a kill. The officer was likely a peace time lifer who dreamed of combat but never saw it, so there was no way he was gonna miss an opportunity to call in that fabled airstrike he had been fantasizing about his whole career.
Mr. Allstate Guy stole their kill...
Yep! It takes "good hands" to be a sniper, not pick up a radio.
He was only making sure everyone was in good hands
It takes "good hands" to be a sniper, not pick up a radio.😆😆😆😆
All air hear over the radio was someone whispering
“Wait wait wait”
That one guy who steals your killstreak in cod
😂😂😂
Had a mf shoot someone I was executing while trying to unlock Krueger in MW2019 the right way and I felt his pain lol
“You were only gonna kill one guy”😂 like what
_Get all of the food_
_Throw it in the pot_
_They are right out in the open_
_Jimmy, take the shot_
good god i didnt expect the grumps to reach here
I’m so happy I found a Game Grumps reference on this clip of all places
This is a tough part of the show, not only are they being trained to kill bu there is a love in it. That’s tough to watch.
Saving Private Ryan is considered to be the most realistic war movie; this is the 2nd place runner up, without a doubt.
Ryan is WW2, this one is Gulf War
“You’re in good hands with All State”.
Major got a BRONZE STAR-- CORPORAL and PRIVATE-- denied VA FOR PTSD!!!!! 😅😅😅😅😅😮
Higher ups could have at least radioed in to inform them of the order changes, unless the spotter guy intentionally blocked that part out. The Allstate guy could have verified the orders at least.
That’s why he said “what frequency are you on?” To imply they were not receiving said orders
“Your ptsd is not service related”
Bro was about to get the game winning tactical nuke. RIP
"Those aren't my orders" is code for yes...
Bro stole his kill 💀
Dudes actually watched this movie and said “I’ll join the banker war🤓”
Camping and hard scoping are legit strategies!
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SCENE OF THE MOVIE!
THE FIRST TIME I SAW IT I WAS SHOCKED!
WORTH THE COST OF THE WHOLE TICKET!
AND I AM AGAINST THE WAR!
BUT THESE TWO ACTOR, ESPECIALLY SKARSGARD,ARE IN SUCH A STATE OF ACTING GRACE,THAT I REALLY HATED THAT SUPERIOR OFFICER!
His breakdown is even worse because he wanted to join the Marines to turn his life around, but he lied fearing they’d just reject him outright, which isn’t unreasonable to assume tbh. He’s going to be kicked out of the corps, and he has nothing to show for it. No satisfaction, no sympathy for his situation, just the cold indifference of the world. It’s no surprise that he ended up dying by the end of the film, just a tragic character all around, and he had a lot of integrity, he was a fine Marine.
Dude is supremely messed in the head, would've been worse off if he tried to take on the Unit Top Commander!
You are in good hands with Allstate.
The Scout Sniper Platoon is being phased out of the Marine Corps.
Why
@@SP-qi8ur Useless in the age of Drones
Drones.
@@SP-qi8ur "The United States Marine Corps (USMC) is phasing out scout snipers as part of its Force Design 2030 initiative, and the last eight graduated on December 15, 2023. The USMC will replace scout snipers with Reconnaissance Sniper Marines (MOS 0322) as part of a 26-Marine Scout Platoon. However, the USMC will still train snipers at the Marine Raider Training Center and the Reconnaissance Training Center after fall 2024."
@@gun_toting_lefty thanks for the concise and informative explanation
What a great scene great movie
When your one kill away from completing a mission:
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Allstate supremacy
People saying that training made them like that has n't seen the movie. There are plenty of emotional stable soldiers in the camp. These two in particular had problem before joining the army
They are in the marines
Yeah, at one point Swofford threatens to kill himself and at another point he threatens to kill another Marine.. I wonder whether he was able to straighten himself out over the past 33 years?
The fact they made us watch the air strike through a reflection is meant to mirror his apathy during the event.
"I'm always getting love from the homies," ~ US Army Snipers
Straightest American soldier vs Gayest Iraqi soldier
@@Xerlyst like Bruhv? Wut?
@@Canaris_Kiss
Haha trans American army go brrr
I'm the same way in COD haha, smh. Seriously though, dude was nuts! A win is a win!
You don't know what's like man
Because smoking weed and playing your xbox is the same as years of literal torture and conditioning on how to kill someone, and then having nothing but mental scars to show for it
What a way to completly miss the point of the scene... wow... People like you watch Jarhead and go out with "WOAH WAR IS EPIC PEW PEW !!"
Negative! The scene was WAY DEEPER THEN THAT!
Buddy in the tower didnt know people were 500 feet away arguing about how youre going to die. Jesus. 🫨
Classic movie
Are you in Good Hands
That air force dude was a cool guy tbh.
How realistic is this scene?
If you read the book it’s based on a scenario that actually happened
It’s a horrible feeling being cockblocked from waisting the enemy after watching your friends die
Imagine training years to tie shoelaces. Imagine going through hell to do it, torture, mentally and physically. Imagine then one day you find a pair of shoes, you know what to do, this is what its all been building up for, you take the laces in your hand and BOOM someone barges in and ties a dozen laces in seconds.
And thats that.
Well, first of all bursting into a nest like that is asking to get killed. You run the risk of running into a trap or being engaged by the sniper team itself.
Secondly, they had permission of the colonel to take the shot. A lower rank coming in thinking they have the authority to conflict those orders just like that is an issue at minimum. Therefore they most likely had the right to take the shot anyway.
As for their outburst, excessively training to do one thing and then having that be pointless is not a fun feeling.
@@underarmbowlingincidentof1981 Kinda been there. USMC 83-87 with 2 years ready reserve. I leave in 89. Desert Shield/Storm breaks out in 1991.🥴😮😦😩😫😥😭
Trust me you don't want to go on that point
average ash/warden main when don't topfrag every ranked match
Looks at the bright side. They helped politicians and CEO's earn generational fortunes back home.
His voice sounds familiar, is he the commercial guy?
Your PTSD isn't service related.
I know I can’t say this with 100% accuracy but if I was given the choice to take a shot or watch a god damn air strike then I’m watching the god damn air strike!
Why ask another permission when you already got one
Waste of an airstrike if they just wanted the 1 guy lol
I figure that's part of the point, the soldiers were trained to be surgically efficient and capable of neutralizing entire armies with a single bullet but the powers-that-be figured it's easier and quicker (and more fun) to blunt-force the problem and wasted time and resources pointlessly. Who cares if you could feed a thousand starving children for a year or cure a hundred peoples' cancer with the money wasted in that airstrike?
its the united states, do you think they care?
To be fair, they would take out a lot more by doing an airstrike, plus, top brass Black dude wants a medal.
Likely also took out the general's staff and so on.
permission granted
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*the end*
Send it!
REQUESTED DENIED!!! HITMAN 45, HITMAN 45!!!
He spotted me...aimed a weapon...so I had to take the shot.
Hey! This isn't about the guy from the Archie comic book series! 🤔
If he fired when he got the order, this wouldn't have happened.
Dead is Dead take the shot, what different would it make either way no one was going to get out before the air strike
Too bad that they weren't back in time at.. STALINGRAD.. 💀
"Enemy at the Gates" A MUST SEE
JAKE GYLLENHAAL
PETER SARSGAARD
with
DENNIS HAYSBERT
as Major Lincoln
Here after finding out the Corp is disbanding there scout snipers
My career in a nutshell.....
Johnathon Kyle Goffred R.I.P. USMC
Me when the jungler steals my kill
He could've let him take the shot before the jets came.
that were not his orders
Secend
❤
State Farm dude from the unit, I always liked him
Uhh… he’s from all state, not State Farm.
Yeah! The biggest contrast is Statefarm is Red overall color scheme while Allstate is Blue. Same thing happens to me concerning Bed, Bath and Beyond & Bath and Body Works......thought they were the same.
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I have serious reservations on how this actually unfolded in real life, assuming the book was based on real events. How does a POG barge into a sniper's position like that? Is this all dramatic effect? The security element should have warned them they had someone from staff on their way and to hold firing. This entire conversation would have been on the radio in brevity and not as described. This very well could have been the state of mind however.
Its probably exaggerated for the movie because this isn't generation kill where they were going for extreme accuracy
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Join the AIR FORCE, CCTS OR F15E STRIKE EAGLES-- you will get to see all the airstrikes that you want, MAJOR FOOT BALL!!!!!!
the mentality of these people is weak.. no discipline.. no planning.. no forethought... no perspective outside their own little internal bubble..
cringe
First
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