can i ask a favor? if you like this movie and one of your favorite reactors hasn't seen it please ask them to. i think this is one of the absolute BEST movies to get reactions because it's non stop with the film and music playing with emotions! Hope you enjoyed watching the most DRAMATIC EMOTIONALLY DRAINING six minutes in film. Well, that's just, like, my opinion, man... 😎
Another reaction channel, J20, does it too. This style of editing is actually way more entertaining than the typical methods, though quite more time-consuming to do
the part where he gets bumped into and falls down both times were unscripted and on accident and they kept it in cause it made it more realistic..... :)
It not only added the realism, but the main reason is because it would've been too expensive for a reshoot. They spent months rehearsing the scene and not once did he got knocked down.
i love the film. but sadly, for me, when i watch the run i see those two collisions and the soilders that fall for no apparent reason. an amazing shot, epic. but flawed.
Captains didn't want to go over the top anymore than a private. That's what is wrong with the Captain. Also climbing out of the trench to run across and open battlefield to deliver an ugent message is Victoria Cross worthy.
thanks. those seven minutes are thrilling. the audience is played like an instrument. you can hear it in the voices. In the beginning they're pretty low-key and then each moment that the tension builds you hear the tension in their voice increase. when the shell explodes behind schofield killing the captain and you hear "oh my god" from simone and itsaprimate i get chills. I suspect the directors of all these movies watch the reaction videos 🙂. Mr. Mendez would definitely say "that is what I was going for!" 👍🏼😎
@@YoureMrLebowski that's exactly what I was thinking. That had to be the exact emotions they wanted the audience to have. The feeling of exhaustion, helplessness, and failure. All with the music building up to the final charge where you fill up with emotions because the character simply will not give up.
This scene motivates me alot . Two times he fell down and stood up again started running. Whatever happens in life keep going. Give your 100% . Win or fail it doesn't matter.
Instantly the sound of a Geiger counter ticking off springs to mind. On it's own it's just a small bit of vibration and maybe a light tapping, but when you consider what it means... horrifying.
I'm such a sucker on movies specially when things are stacked up against the odds. When the reactors are saying "it's too late" while the character was giving all they've got gives me even more goosebumps.
My slavic grandfather fought and my grandmother only caught that time a little. They are still afraid of loud noises and their psyche could not stand it. My grandmother on my father's side hid myself and her children (they were jews). These people really were heroes to me. Their names were Zinaida and Vitaly❤️
I started watching movie reactions about 8 months ago, and the very first one i watched was Cinebinge reaction to 1917. I love the movie. It was the last movie I saw in theaters before covid and it was a maze ing amazing!
@@YoureMrLebowski well I not a movie buff I think I last went about 5 years ago but this looked an amazing movie that run at the end and the sitting at the tree got me 👍
@@Distant394 Seeing this in cinemas was an experience I’ll never forget. My entire audience ran over to me having a breakdown and many held my hand as I calmed down. Everyone was so kind back then
I remember seeing the shot of him running through the charging field of soldiers in the trailer and thinking, "Wow, that looks pretty epic" and then in the movie, actually weeping in the theater because of the tragedy of it.
Saving private Ryan is pretty darn close, that D-Day scene I’ll never forget and I had nightmares for a week straight of not making it off that darn beach in time, I tried but I was severely hurt so I forced my way down; all the sudden, I started running again and I officially made it. The nightmares never calmed down long enough and they kept getting intense
I’ve never felt this much in a war movie since Saving Private Ryan 😂! Easily one of my favorite war movies. Right up there with movies like Saving Private Ryan for me personally. It’s crazy because the way the movie is shot doesn’t feel like just a gimmick. The fact that it doesn’t cut or that the cuts are hidden really immersed you to the point where you almost feel exhausted yourself when he reaches the Devons😄. So you can feel that exhaustion and you can almost FEEL that his legs feel like Jelly and his mind is dazed from lack of sleep and energy. And it just adds to the scene because no matter how exhausted he is, HE HAS TO KEEP GOING! HE HAS TO MAKE IT AS FAST AS HE CAN! Based on the plot, the audience knows that possibly every man lined up on the walls of the trench will be dead in moments if he doesn’t make it there in time. EVERY SINGLE MAN he passes is queued up for death so when they pass HIM again they ARE dead. As he’s racing to the colonel, every man that passes him is a man who won’t get a chance to see his family again because he was too slow. We know it’s not his fault and he has every single excuse but as the audience you know that he feels that guilt knowing that every man that’s passing him in the charge is most likely a dead man because he didn’t get there fast enough and you FEEL that desperation from him that he can’t stop no matter what! That he can’t waste a moment getting knocked down or that he has to run through the shelling because every moment wasted is another man dead and he’s the sole person who has the ability to change that. I mean … 🤯!!!😂😂
@@jeremyhernandez4591 Very demanding, but so worth it. A month straight of 12-14hr days from as early as 4am, but speaking as an actor it was a fantastic experience.
@@thewarrchitect4121 I did indeed. It took several takes and it was anabsolute barrel of fun. I suppose in a way it did feel real. The explosions were caused by plastic buckets of compressed air buried under the soil which sent massive columns of dirt into the air. They were very loud and you had to stand there as it all came back down onto your helmet. At one point I had to charge through one such cloud and I had to hold my breath and shut my eyes as tight as I could lol. Speaking for myself, it was like being a kid playing at war again, but with authentic uniforms and equipment and settings. I had the time of my life.
if the german line was just 500 yards away im suprised that schofield didn`t get killed by a german sniper the second he went over the top, just peeking over the top was a certain death sentence.
Agreed. I love the scene, epic. But i really don't start thinking too hard about some of the things they say, like the 500 yards.... why in the world would you run 500 yards across open terrain while being shelled? Lord, that seems only slightly less smart than the straight lines in the American civil war. But, I don't think about it and I love the movie. Just like I don't think about the german pilot stabbing Blake because... reasons?
@@YoureMrLebowski well the reason for that is they are enemies, even though they saved the german pilot doesn't mean they are friends. And yea the movie is great in both scale and sound and is a shame we don't have more movies about ww1 in this scale. On your point that who would run 500m across a field while getting shelled is because that was the tactic during ww1 to throw your men at their lines in hope of breaking their lines. And if the commander lost lets say 1000 men and the attack failed then they would just recall another 1000 men and shell the enemy lines even harder to hopfully break their lines, thats why so many ppl lost their lives i mean just look at how many ppl died during verdun or the somme. But like you said im overthinking it again but frankly i can't help it both ww1 and 2 intrest me greatly you could say im a historian geek!
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@@YoureMrLebowski If you think running 500 yards across open terrain is dumb and inefective then you are correct. But you're mistaken to think that's a fault of the movie, rather it is a fault of how the military kept using outdated tactics even when faced with new technologies. This also applies to the german pilot. Does he had a reason to kill Blake? Not really, but in the real world soldiers don't have a real reason to kill each other, only that they're enemies. So yeah, it is dumb, it doesn't make any sense and it's also extremely accurate to reality.
@ Crossing over the field like this was a tactic early on, but in 1917? Nah, they'd have combined arms of some sort at this point. There's a comment in one of the more viewed uploads of this scene where someone mentioned it'd have been even better if there'd been artillery on the Brit side, and I agree - bombardments were a staple of charges even back during the Somme. It's more than likely studio oversight that excluded those details from the film
That’s not true. 500 yards away is still a far shot for marksmen at the time, even if the lines are relatively close compared to others. For a sniper to immediately pick him off in the first few seconds isn’t necessarily a guarantee.
No no no it was shock and really, everything that happens during war. As far as he knew, he was chasing the fleeing germans and him and his men would be able to kill them.
i dont even watch war movies but the amount of times ive watched this because of the compiled reactions is insane This is such a good compilation thank you!!
I do, I remember after watching saving private Ryan; I had the most tense nightmares yet. The 1917 music plays as I charged down the beach to reach Ryan before it was too late and we had to be in love to save Normandy to prevent more chaos. I loved the anxiety Ryan was feeling when I was charging down and the second I got to him, I just loved how he runs downstairs as fast as he could to comfort me after I experienced the horror of D-Day. Then it was Ryan and me vs United 93. That nightmare was so intense
absolutely, you had a great performance in this film. i found the moment where you said "burn the wound" so endearing, that will definitely by included in the "Death of Lance Corporal Blake".
The worst part is that this battle is just one of many. What's worse than that? Our grand family members (us and them as viewers) most likely have survived or partaken in this war.
These men went through hell for us. Remember that. But what I love about this scene in general was LC Schofield had his mission. Deliver the message to save his brothers. His brothers had a mission from their superiors to attack, to win the war. This scene actually did make me tear up because these men went through hell to win. As if its their last ever mission. Whatever it takes sort of feel. Arguably one of the best war films ive seen. Levels with saving private ryan.
I remember after watching saving private Ryan, I had the most intense nightmare of running down the beach of Normandy without getting hit by the huge explosions. I eventually found Ryan and the anxiety Ryan felt when he saw me running down to reach him; an explosion went off just seconds away from me and I was hurt by the explosion, it was gut wrenching how Ryan feared the worst as I crawled upstairs to the bell tower where he was, we finally were in love and countless lives in Normandy were saved having united 93 shot down because the plane had been loaded with rockets and we both could have easily died if I hadn’t completed my mission. Thank god me and Ryan will survive until the end and it will get more intense as the nightmare continues
"Why are you crying?" He's terrified. He's seen so many people die doing what he's been ordered to do. What he has to order his men to do. The fear has overcome him so badly, all he can do is weep.
Movies like these are a harrowing reminder of the reality of near peer conflict, we haven't had one in a while, so I think we as a country forget, but this is it.
Everyone hated the Colonel for refusing to stop the attack but you should know Colonel was doing what commanding officer supposed to be doing: sending reinforcements to the boys in front line so they could get the help & survive. Always been in history the higher ups send their troops to enemy lines without supplies or reinforcements to help them comeback home.
I experienced it in theatres myself and I was numb as hell! I can’t imagine what saving private Ryan would have been like in theatres when it re releases for its 25th anniversary
Amazing movie from start to finish! Awesome compilation bro'! That last run elicited applause from our local theater back in 2017, . . . Just BONE CHILLING!
Yea, I had the same music playing in my nightmares as I ran across Normandy’s beach so I could reach Ryan in time to prevent Normandy being devastated by so many loss of lives and it was just as well we were planning to be together anyway since I fled from United 93, I’ll never understand how Ziad eventually finds out about my disappearance from him; United 93 was officially Normandy’s target for destruction but, I had already reached to Ryan at that point and Ryan heroically authorised the plane to be taken down by the forces by the time I reached him. We both do return to Normandy a year after it was saved from the devastation that plane might have caused
haha I know it's serious reaction but 0:08 "Fuck it, let's just pick him up & take him with us" It's such a male thing to do. I don't know why we do that, just met random dude & decided he could be one of us. You never see girls do that. It's just funny.
So, very much loved watching these young people, veteran included, experience this majestic film,..don't think any of these brave people from that war are left, mom and dad had a friend, who lied to join the military, said he was I think 17, but in actuality was 14 years old, he was in second world War, and not many of them are left, if you meet one I implore you to thank them, this was them we watch, in a film, charging towards enemy lines, toward the bombs,..100 years ago,..putting themselves between us and the danger, as those soldiers did in all the wars there after, God Bless them always ,..took my mom to go see this, didn't ever take her see see a crappy movie, not ever, and she's not a war buff, only other war movie we saw together was with dad, Platoon,..for me an her even though some said it was nothing like how it actually was, but for us, as here, it was perhaps a glimpse into what my dad and his comrades went through,..you at least get why they may not want to talk about their experiences,..but my mom did relate to some aspects of the time she grew up in,..but like ya'll young people, she was deeply moved, by this character's arduous journey, the poor woman and the baby he encountered along the way, she loved it, truly an incredible movie, and time in history,..wonderful editing of the reactions, brilliant,..Godspeed, Peace ✌
I couldn’t control my emotions in 2020 but I can now that my mental health has improved. Saving private Ryan ruined me but I got my emotions under control
I think it's the building to the climax, the music, the tension in the voices of the reactors. It's one of those scenes. Oh, and thanks for watching. :)
can i ask a favor? if you like this movie and one of your favorite reactors hasn't seen it please ask them to. i think this is one of the absolute BEST movies to get reactions because it's non stop with the film and music playing with emotions!
Hope you enjoyed watching the most DRAMATIC EMOTIONALLY DRAINING six minutes in film.
Well, that's just, like, my opinion, man... 😎
Why didn't you show the ending reaction
No. I will not. Who honestly gives a damn about stupid-ass reactions anyway?
@@ericexaybachayyou if you took time to comment this
The way you compiled reactions to follow the scene rather than restarted the scene each time is something I've never seen before, cutting edge
thanks. i got my inspiration from this collection of mashups for The Thing (1982) ruclips.net/p/PLUuwJps6e04OAaMMSlvb89elPUbFW7wOf
Nah, it sucks. Cause then we alos won't get all the reactions.
@@O.LEO.N your mean the reaction mashup or the cut
Lol haven’t seen many videos
Another reaction channel, J20, does it too. This style of editing is actually way more entertaining than the typical methods, though quite more time-consuming to do
the part where he gets bumped into and falls down both times were unscripted and on accident and they kept it in cause it made it more realistic..... :)
It not only added the realism, but the main reason is because it would've been too expensive for a reshoot.
They spent months rehearsing the scene and not once did he got knocked down.
i love the film. but sadly, for me, when i watch the run i see those two collisions and the soilders that fall for no apparent reason. an amazing shot, epic. but flawed.
@@YoureMrLebowski I always interpreted that as small arms fire from the German position.
@@kaerakh4267 i hadn't even considered that. makes sense. 👍🏼
no they kept filming because it’s too expensive to reshoot
Captains didn't want to go over the top anymore than a private. That's what is wrong with the Captain.
Also climbing out of the trench to run across and open battlefield to deliver an ugent message is Victoria Cross worthy.
Also, the fact that he's shell-shocked doesn't help matters.
@@samzorn4656 And yet he powered through on sheer will.
@@JnEricsonx the captain was shell shocked.
do these people not possess the concept of trauma in their minds lol?
@Purple Emerald I immediately understood the man was broken, and felt pity rather than frustratiom
This is one of the best reaction compilations I've ever seen
thanks. those seven minutes are thrilling. the audience is played like an instrument. you can hear it in the voices. In the beginning they're pretty low-key and then each moment that the tension builds you hear the tension in their voice increase. when the shell explodes behind schofield killing the captain and you hear "oh my god" from simone and itsaprimate i get chills. I suspect the directors of all these movies watch the reaction videos 🙂. Mr. Mendez would definitely say "that is what I was going for!" 👍🏼😎
@@YoureMrLebowski that's exactly what I was thinking. That had to be the exact emotions they wanted the audience to have. The feeling of exhaustion, helplessness, and failure. All with the music building up to the final charge where you fill up with emotions because the character simply will not give up.
@@YoureMrLebowski thank you for this video 10/10!! Earned a new sub
@@irishjay9485 thank you for the thank you.
I remember heavily panting but I knew Schofield was going to make it
This scene motivates me alot . Two times he fell down and stood up again started running. Whatever happens in life keep going. Give your 100% . Win or fail it doesn't matter.
fun fact that fell 2 times was not on the script.. he actually fell accidentally
Brilliant! Just bloody brilliant! I hope this compilation gets more views.
thank you for doing your part 😎
There are many sounds that could be considered the most terrifying sound every, I think the trench whistle is one of them.
Instantly the sound of a Geiger counter ticking off springs to mind. On it's own it's just a small bit of vibration and maybe a light tapping, but when you consider what it means... horrifying.
I'm such a sucker on movies specially when things are stacked up against the odds. When the reactors are saying "it's too late" while the character was giving all they've got gives me even more goosebumps.
The reason why the captain is crying is because he actually has "shell shock" now known as PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder)
I thought he broke down knowing he knew he was sending hundreds of soldiers to die.
My slavic grandfather fought and my grandmother only caught that time a little. They are still afraid of loud noises and their psyche could not stand it. My grandmother on my father's side hid myself and her children (they were jews). These people really were heroes to me. Their names were Zinaida and Vitaly❤️
Pure drama at its best captivating the audience the stress on their faces I guess mine looked just the same when I watched it lol
I started watching movie reactions about 8 months ago, and the very first one i watched was Cinebinge reaction to 1917. I love the movie. It was the last movie I saw in theaters before covid and it was a maze ing amazing!
@@YoureMrLebowski well I not a movie buff I think I last went about 5 years ago but this looked an amazing movie that run at the end and the sitting at the tree got me 👍
@@Distant394 started and ended the same, back against a tree.
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Seeing this in cinemas was an experience I’ll never forget. My entire audience ran over to me having a breakdown and many held my hand as I calmed down. Everyone was so kind back then
@@nicolelawless9942 world was certainly a much kinder place than it is now ,but there’s still nice people out there 🙂
Awesome compilation dude! Thanks for including us!
thanks for the reaction!
I remember seeing the shot of him running through the charging field of soldiers in the trailer and thinking, "Wow, that looks pretty epic" and then in the movie, actually weeping in the theater because of the tragedy of it.
1917 is such a fantastic movie
Saving private Ryan is pretty darn close, that D-Day scene I’ll never forget and I had nightmares for a week straight of not making it off that darn beach in time, I tried but I was severely hurt so I forced my way down; all the sudden, I started running again and I officially made it. The nightmares never calmed down long enough and they kept getting intense
this is what men have been going through for centuries. I’m glad this movie was able to tell an amazing story while also depicting the horrors of war.
I’ve never felt this much in a war movie since Saving Private Ryan 😂! Easily one of my favorite war movies. Right up there with movies like Saving Private Ryan for me personally.
It’s crazy because the way the movie is shot doesn’t feel like just a gimmick. The fact that it doesn’t cut or that the cuts are hidden really immersed you to the point where you almost feel exhausted yourself when he reaches the Devons😄.
So you can feel that exhaustion and you can almost FEEL that his legs feel like Jelly and his mind is dazed from lack of sleep and energy. And it just adds to the scene because no matter how exhausted he is, HE HAS TO KEEP GOING! HE HAS TO MAKE IT AS FAST AS HE CAN!
Based on the plot, the audience knows that possibly every man lined up on the walls of the trench will be dead in moments if he doesn’t make it there in time. EVERY SINGLE MAN he passes is queued up for death so when they pass HIM again they ARE dead.
As he’s racing to the colonel, every man that passes him is a man who won’t get a chance to see his family again because he was too slow. We know it’s not his fault and he has every single excuse but as the audience you know that he feels that guilt knowing that every man that’s passing him in the charge is most likely a dead man because he didn’t get there fast enough and you FEEL that desperation from him that he can’t stop no matter what! That he can’t waste a moment getting knocked down or that he has to run through the shelling because every moment wasted is another man dead and he’s the sole person who has the ability to change that.
I mean … 🤯!!!😂😂
i would have loved watching your reaction! 😎
i agree.
Have you seen Band of Brothers?
@@footballgames5106 just started watching😄
Great assortment of reactions from a great film.
After I saw this, I looked up the Original score and found that this track was titled simply "1600 Men". And started crying again
Plenty of of ww2 movies, but the stories of ww1 need, must be told.
i thoroughly agree.
I was a background extra in this movie and I have to say, this scene was the charge was so much fun to shoot
Awesome. All that fun and got paid to do it!
Oh really!!!tell me how was the experience.
@@jeremyhernandez4591 Very demanding, but so worth it. A month straight of 12-14hr days from as early as 4am, but speaking as an actor it was a fantastic experience.
@@ratking1608 did you go “over the top” and if so, what did it feel like? Did it actually feel like you were about to charge an enemy trench?
@@thewarrchitect4121 I did indeed. It took several takes and it was anabsolute barrel of fun. I suppose in a way it did feel real. The explosions were caused by plastic buckets of compressed air buried under the soil which sent massive columns of dirt into the air. They were very loud and you had to stand there as it all came back down onto your helmet. At one point I had to charge through one such cloud and I had to hold my breath and shut my eyes as tight as I could lol. Speaking for myself, it was like being a kid playing at war again, but with authentic uniforms and equipment and settings. I had the time of my life.
What an amazing job of editing for an absolutely iconic piece of film making. People will be watching this movie for decades!
The true horrors and heroism of the First World War, too often not spoken about, and so easily forgotten.
if the german line was just 500 yards away im suprised that schofield didn`t get killed by a german sniper the second he went over the top, just peeking over the top was a certain death sentence.
Agreed. I love the scene, epic. But i really don't start thinking too hard about some of the things they say, like the 500 yards.... why in the world would you run 500 yards across open terrain while being shelled? Lord, that seems only slightly less smart than the straight lines in the American civil war. But, I don't think about it and I love the movie. Just like I don't think about the german pilot stabbing Blake because... reasons?
@@YoureMrLebowski well the reason for that is they are enemies, even though they saved the german pilot doesn't mean they are friends.
And yea the movie is great in both scale and sound and is a shame we don't have more movies about ww1 in this scale.
On your point that who would run 500m across a field while getting shelled is because that was the tactic during ww1 to throw your men at their lines in hope of breaking their lines. And if the commander lost lets say 1000 men and the attack failed then they would just recall another 1000 men and shell the enemy lines even harder to hopfully break their lines, thats why so many ppl lost their lives i mean just look at how many ppl died during verdun or the somme.
But like you said im overthinking it again but frankly i can't help it both ww1 and 2 intrest me greatly you could say im a historian geek!
@@YoureMrLebowski If you think running 500 yards across open terrain is dumb and inefective then you are correct. But you're mistaken to think that's a fault of the movie, rather it is a fault of how the military kept using outdated tactics even when faced with new technologies.
This also applies to the german pilot. Does he had a reason to kill Blake? Not really, but in the real world soldiers don't have a real reason to kill each other, only that they're enemies.
So yeah, it is dumb, it doesn't make any sense and it's also extremely accurate to reality.
@ Crossing over the field like this was a tactic early on, but in 1917? Nah, they'd have combined arms of some sort at this point. There's a comment in one of the more viewed uploads of this scene where someone mentioned it'd have been even better if there'd been artillery on the Brit side, and I agree - bombardments were a staple of charges even back during the Somme. It's more than likely studio oversight that excluded those details from the film
That’s not true. 500 yards away is still a far shot for marksmen at the time, even if the lines are relatively close compared to others. For a sniper to immediately pick him off in the first few seconds isn’t necessarily a guarantee.
The way that guy screams "HOLD FAST" is the best delivered line I've ever heard
That girl is DEVASTATED lmfao
that commander was crying because of the anxiety of knowing that some of his men are gonna die because of his orders
He was shellshocked
No no no it was shock and really, everything that happens during war. As far as he knew, he was chasing the fleeing germans and him and his men would be able to kill them.
The captain was crying was because he was flat-out terrified. Some people just lose it.
it was Shell Shock
"Why is he crying?" "What's wrong with the captain?" He's in a war. That's what's wrong with him.
i dont even watch war movies but the amount of times ive watched this because of the compiled reactions is insane
This is such a good compilation thank you!!
I do, I remember after watching saving private Ryan; I had the most tense nightmares yet. The 1917 music plays as I charged down the beach to reach Ryan before it was too late and we had to be in love to save Normandy to prevent more chaos. I loved the anxiety Ryan was feeling when I was charging down and the second I got to him, I just loved how he runs downstairs as fast as he could to comfort me after I experienced the horror of D-Day. Then it was Ryan and me vs United 93. That nightmare was so intense
1917 is probably one of the best war movies I’ve seen
One of, if not my #1, favorite sequences in the history of film
Damn , havent seen the movie and only clips here and there , but seeing this part made me cry :(
Same 😢
You need to watch the movie bruh
Fantastic film. Hope you get a chance to watch it.
“They Risked they’re own lifes, To let the world live.”
Thank you so much for including me!🤩🙏🏻
absolutely, you had a great performance in this film. i found the moment where you said "burn the wound" so endearing, that will definitely by included in the "Death of Lance Corporal Blake".
@@YoureMrLebowski omg thank you so much🤩 you have no idea how much this means to me🙈
The worst part is that this battle is just one of many. What's worse than that? Our grand family members (us and them as viewers) most likely have survived or partaken in this war.
Crying chick looks like she just lost a family member . Jesus she just balling her eyes out
Honestly I probably looked like that too when I watched this movie alone. So much emotion 😂
Amazing compilation, editing beyond expert. Thanks.
“Why is he crying?”
“What’s wrong with the Captain?”
The level of ignorance is shocking and depressing
It’s almost like they are fueled by emotions and not everyone picks up on everything, chill out bro.
Your level of ignorance is shocking and depressing too.
Looking down on others as if you're the shit. You're nothing cunt.
Also your bike is shit.
Tbf its the same thing Schofield was thinking
Captain is having a PTSD attack
It's called Shell shocked. Not PTSD, that's what comes after all this
It’s PTSD. Back then it was called shell shock because they didn’t k ow what it was and contributed it to the constant shelling.
This is by far the best compilation video ever put on RUclips. Hands down!
I don't even know that editting peolple's reaction can be this epic. Good work!!!
That one woman was living the movie goddamn
Jr the one that I had ❤❤😊
the guy runs across the field and falls down, the woman reacts to this, cries extremely and can no longer cope. that's what I call reaction
These men went through hell for us. Remember that. But what I love about this scene in general was LC Schofield had his mission. Deliver the message to save his brothers. His brothers had a mission from their superiors to attack, to win the war. This scene actually did make me tear up because these men went through hell to win. As if its their last ever mission. Whatever it takes sort of feel. Arguably one of the best war films ive seen. Levels with saving private ryan.
I remember after watching saving private Ryan, I had the most intense nightmare of running down the beach of Normandy without getting hit by the huge explosions. I eventually found Ryan and the anxiety Ryan felt when he saw me running down to reach him; an explosion went off just seconds away from me and I was hurt by the explosion, it was gut wrenching how Ryan feared the worst as I crawled upstairs to the bell tower where he was, we finally were in love and countless lives in Normandy were saved having united 93 shot down because the plane had been loaded with rockets and we both could have easily died if I hadn’t completed my mission. Thank god me and Ryan will survive until the end and it will get more intense as the nightmare continues
Those Homies chicks; they cry over literally ANYthing.
Captain is shell shocked
"Why are you crying?" He's terrified. He's seen so many people die doing what he's been ordered to do. What he has to order his men to do. The fear has overcome him so badly, all he can do is weep.
Wow you are really good at this! Thank you for the excellent compilation.
Thank you for the comment! 🙂
Movies like these are a harrowing reminder of the reality of near peer conflict, we haven't had one in a while, so I think we as a country forget, but this is it.
アクション映画でよくある「負けるな！」「立ち上がれ！」とかとはまた別の感情が生まれる。
悲しくて泣いてるわけでも嬉しくて泣いてるわけでもないのにこの作品を見てると涙が止まらなくなる。
Just came back to this after rewatching the movie. Breathtaking ...
this summer i'll be releasing a new compilation of this scene. i think it will be special.
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Hopefully it’s the D-Day scene, that scene made me so numb hoping they get the heck off the beach and I cried when they did
The moment you hear that whistle... "Too late"
Everyone hated the Colonel for refusing to stop the attack but you should know Colonel was doing what commanding officer supposed to be doing: sending reinforcements to the boys in front line so they could get the help & survive. Always been in history the higher ups send their troops to enemy lines without supplies or reinforcements to help them comeback home.
A great film deserved big screen for sure
What a bummer
I experienced it in theatres myself and I was numb as hell! I can’t imagine what saving private Ryan would have been like in theatres when it re releases for its 25th anniversary
Another good aspect of the scene is the message that you’ll always be too late to prevent death in war, but it is worth trying to prevent more.
We are the Dead. Short days ago
We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow,
Loved and were loved, and now we lie,
In Flanders fields.
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This was a great movie.
Amazing movie from start to finish!
Awesome compilation bro'!
That last run elicited applause from our local theater back in 2017, . . . Just BONE CHILLING!
One heart with courage is a majority
This by far the best movie reaction video i have ever seen!
The music made the scene more intense 😮😮
Yea, I had the same music playing in my nightmares as I ran across Normandy’s beach so I could reach Ryan in time to prevent Normandy being devastated by so many loss of lives and it was just as well we were planning to be together anyway since I fled from United 93, I’ll never understand how Ziad eventually finds out about my disappearance from him; United 93 was officially Normandy’s target for destruction but, I had already reached to Ryan at that point and Ryan heroically authorised the plane to be taken down by the forces by the time I reached him. We both do return to Normandy a year after it was saved from the devastation that plane might have caused
So many emotions
Watching this was hard as many of my family lost their lives at the Somme
Everyone is wondering, why the captain was crying? War is Hell.
5:13 When the British charged the no man lands of World War I, I’m sure they sounded like lions when they roared.
haha I know it's serious reaction but
0:08 "Fuck it, let's just pick him up & take him with us"
It's such a male thing to do. I don't know why we do that, just met random dude & decided he could be one of us. You never see girls do that. It's just funny.
One of greatest imax moments in my life
Carajo le quedo bien la compilación.
the captain has shell shock
he had to suffer this much just to meet Dominique Cucumberbath?
6,000 men charges into their death, they were just following orders man.. damn...
Nice scene
Amazing editing
This was a beautiful and horrific film
I cried 😢
Every time I seen that chick crying I couldn’t stop laughing Lmaooo
Mee too 🤣🤣
great name. hard to spell, but i guess you've heard that before
Right its cringy
Brilliant movie
This is amazing lol
subbed. just for this clip
thanks. i think 1917 is a perfect movie for reactions. this scene (and the reactions to it) never get old.
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Yea, I kept swearing and telling Schofield to move it. I absolutely love George Mackay
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Yep. We live in a WAY NICER world right now.
This was the best compilation I’ve ever seen. Instant subscribe
Thanks Andy
Freaking love this film
great job man
Wow. Epic scene. Epic reaction video. Brilliant.
So, very much loved watching these young people, veteran included, experience this majestic film,..don't think any of these brave people from that war are left, mom and dad had a friend, who lied to join the military, said he was I think 17, but in actuality was 14 years old, he was in second world War, and not many of them are left, if you meet one I implore you to thank them, this was them we watch, in a film, charging towards enemy lines, toward the bombs,..100 years ago,..putting themselves between us and the danger, as those soldiers did in all the wars there after, God Bless them always ,..took my mom to go see this, didn't ever take her see see a crappy movie, not ever, and she's not a war buff, only other war movie we saw together was with dad, Platoon,..for me an her even though some said it was nothing like how it actually was, but for us, as here, it was perhaps a glimpse into what my dad and his comrades went through,..you at least get why they may not want to talk about their experiences,..but my mom did relate to some aspects of the time she grew up in,..but like ya'll young people, she was deeply moved, by this character's arduous journey, the poor woman and the baby he encountered along the way, she loved it, truly an incredible movie, and time in history,..wonderful editing of the reactions, brilliant,..Godspeed, Peace ✌
okay, im going to have to watch this now
one of my favorite films ever
keep en coming! maybe shawshank redemption? Subscribed!
shawshank would be great. could it be THE most reacted to movie on youtube.
@@YoureMrLebowski and don't forget "The Green Mile."
@@ionari3674 green mile would be great. probably IS the most reacted to movie on youtube.
1917
all quiet on the west front
dukirk
fury
best war movies of all time💜
You did so well until the end with the still pics of reviewers but outside of that fire !
thanks. 👍🏼 i'm been working on a remake for over a year. it'll be something.
That girl crying is funny as fuck
she is so fake and annoying
@Curtis Winters You must be emotionally stunted then.
Leave Britney alone!!!!!!
I couldn’t control my emotions in 2020 but I can now that my mental health has improved. Saving private Ryan ruined me but I got my emotions under control
Muy buena edición. I love it
Nunca é tarde demais 😢
I wish there were more reactions to do a mashup of Valkyrie with Tom Cruise as the plot fell apart. War movies are epic.
This movie hits me different
did you know him running into those soldiers where accidental
I’m glad they kept it in to make it realistic. I remember screaming “Holy f***!” The whole time, I loved Schofield more after he made it just in time
run run run
Why have I watched this 5 times in one day
I think it's the building to the climax, the music, the tension in the voices of the reactors. It's one of those scenes.
Oh, and thanks for watching. :)
sooo perfect