he has the SASR tattoo on his ribs, you see it at the beginning when he's getting med extracted. he's former Australian SAS. The neck tattoo is 3 spears
All things considered, Tyler Rake's recovery is more believable than John Wick's. Nobody falls several stories the way Wick did without getting his back broken. Also, Rake's recovery period was over several months from the time he was rescued so maybe the cast/brace was just there for some support.
Exactly i personally endured 6 surgeries ( tumor ,stroke infections and seizures) on my head,brain and skull I was in rehabilitation facility for two years learning after each surgery how to walk, brush my teeth etc doing the ordinary things that people often take for granted and so his rehabilitation takes place in 6 weeks.. it's taken me 6 years just to get my body to respond normally...fiction at it's worst😊 but I enjoyed the movie except that part very unrealistic
Tyler Rake is from Australia. He is a former Special Air Service Regiment (SASR) operator turned mercenary who often specialized in extraction operations and assassinations. He was married to Mia and had a child. While he was away on one of his tours in the military, Rake lost his son to lymphoma. The loss caused a schism between him and Mia, which eventually led to their divorce. Tyler Rake is seen using a custom-made rifle that mainly resembles a Daniel Defense M4V7S with an EOTech EXPS-3, G33 magnifier, AN-PEQ 15 laser module, Modlite weaponlight, BCM Gunfighter vertical grip, a suppressor with a cloth cover, and a Magpul SL stock.
When watching an action movie, I don't expect to see documentary-level detail, this one delivers pure entertainment though, and I'm all for it and like to see what they bring to expand the franchise.
Omg omg omg was he honorably discharged did he serve with distinction? Soooooo cool man do tell more!! Is he a combat vet what did his mates say about serving with him? I’ve heard the special air service regiment is a really special regiment in the air!
Buck, this channel is the shit. Thanks for always giving us something to look forward too. If I was still young and in the Army, I would definitely sign up for the one on one course. But I'm a old 11B and my body is fucked lol. Keep em coming brother.
This was great. Really enjoyed your guest Co-star he was great. Also really enjoyed the interview you did with him and I completely agree with how he feels about all these movies that show these bad situations but never explain why this happened and how it could have been avoided!!!
Idris Elba was Bloodsport in Suicide Squad, a different character than Deadshot in the first Suicide Squad, Bloodshot was Vin Diesel in the movie of the same name (I know it's confusing, I'm a comic book geek).
As for his tattoo on his neck, three spear heads is an aboriginal design..But i caught a glimpse in this movie of ASASR on his body, Australian SAS, so former SAS operator.
That scene on the train where he's trying to take down the chopper. He takes cover behind a ladder. I can't unsee that. Cracks me up every time. Fun movie though!
21:23 John wick one was that way. As soon as Taran Tactical got involved it was just product placement. Especially John Wick 3. He uses a 9mm PCC to fight super armored opponents (when he is for-warned about their armor capabilities) and then is confused why it doesn’t work lol
Rake is supposed to be a former Australian SASR Operator, the neck tattoo etc are the same type of tats that some SF guys get when serving in an ODA. A friend from the Regiment told me some guys get trident tats who served on the dive troop or Cadre, so maybe that's where it came from. Unfortunately, they didn't use any former SASR guys as tech advisors, just stunt men, in fact the Director is a former stunt man and stunt coordinator. If they'd have used SASR advisors I'm pretty sure he'd have been equipped with a suppressed MP5 for a Prison infil and extraction.
Alright, I was never SF and no one else I work with was military but when something completely ridiculous comes down from higher or our sales team wants to put a new patient on service at 445; I'm now referring to that as "a bravo plan".
this was one of the best breakdowns you guys have ever done. it really explained things down. and yes, the prison extraction made absolutely no sense. it was frustrating and intense to watch. and no doubt, a professional would have done it better. i still really enjoyed EXTRACTION 2... and i loved THE COVENANT. jake G is one of the best actors in hollywood right now.
A fun fact about the Extraction movies: Chili Palmer was one of the technical advisors that helped train the actors for shooting scenes and action sequences, as well as gear selection. He was in Delta C Squadron during the early days of Iraq in 2003. I think it was his team that found Sadam in his foxhole
Hi I'm from Thailand. I like to watch your movie reactions. I also like about military stuff. I just finish watching both of Extraction films. I adore both. I think it's better than many action movies released today.
Yea on his tattoos he has an Australian SAS Tattoo I'm pretty sure. You notice in the helicopter in the beginning of the 2nd movie on his torso. And what weapon system would u choose pistols and bigger?
I love Jay on the show! He's awesome. Please have him back often. Might wanna just do Jay and Kurt and have Sean work the camera so we can't see him. That'll work too.
It would be really awesome if you did a video about the SASR (Tyler's background). I'm an Aussie & I was love to hear your take on our elite force. Apologies if you have already have done so & if someone could direct me to that video, that would be appreciated greatly. Cheers for your service my fellow ally.
Navy veteran here to say I love what ya’ll are doing. Watching the movie and evaluating scenes. What ya’ll are doing is based on the concept of my software patent invention. I’m going to use this video to help me in my investment funding pitch to bring this concept to life. I’m seeking, welcoming & accepting investment funding from investors who will after examining, reviewing and analyzing my patent will desire to help me bring my invention to fruition.
I was unfortunately medically disqualified for military service, but I’m so glad a group like you guys exists and congratulations on all the inspiration you’ve given people. Including myself. I’ve enjoyed y’all’s content for a very long time and I can’t wait for more stories and training tips for years to come! Have a good one guys! Happy 4th! (Im comfortable enough to talk about it, my medical condition was something about how my sternum was shaped makes me at risk for my heart impacting on the inside of I get hit in the chest too hard. ((Even though I’m a martial artist and getting hit is kinda what I do lol.. but it’s alright. We weren’t in war time so))
21:03 it’s a good feeling when I watch this and make the critique that he’s got that 3x on his rifle and then to hear actual legit guys like y’all say the same thing.
Was really excited to see FNG release an Extraction 2 review, but really wish you would’ve gone into more detail about the tactics in various scenes. Obviously this movie is ridiculous and over the top, a lot like John Wick, but it’s still interesting to hear about the tactics (or lack thereof) nonetheless. Your review was great for the scenes you covered, but you skipped a bunch of the action sequences. I realize you can’t do a 2-hour detailed review of every minute of the movie, but that’s just my opinion for what it’s worth. Love your channel, keep up the good work!
Hi guys, re the mag dumping pistol rounds into the body armour (English spelling). I think this is the same thing they adressed successfully in John Wick 2 - you get VERY used to shooting center-mass (biggest target, lots of vulnerabilities) and it's hard to cancel that muscle memory even when the target is protected. John fails to kill armoured guys until he switches his tactics and jams the muzzle into gaps in the armour. Rake could try for face shots (even armoured, that's going to be like being hit with a hammer) or jam the muzzle into a thigh and try to blow out an artery.
MK-18 with a 10.5” barrel and an EOTech is probably the biggest platform id use in this setting. Not a full size M4. That first shot with a Suppressor is always louder than the follow up shots but not that loud lol
I respect the approach. That was wrong length for confined space and a sling seemed to be intentional for easily using as bludgeoning tool. I will say I appreciate hearing some critiques but movies like this, Rambo, John wick and the like are just like Star Wars or superhero movies just with real settings. These people are basically superheroes and the villains are storm troopers. I would like some of the details you mention being checked off and blend those with shots like the 20 plus minute oner.
So the trident tattoo on his neck you were talking about….looks more like tiger stripes but it definitely isn’t a trident…. But later he takes his shirt off and you can see the “SAS” insignia tatted on his ribs. Or side. He (or his character Tyler) definitely was in the 22nd
I think Hemsworth probably just likes and is comfortable with a long M4. Maybe with his size, he might not feel comfortable with a SBR. His setup looks very similar to the first movie.
I have a weird question regarding "weapon selection." If you're going into a place where the environment is nothing but reinforced cement and steel bars, does this factor into weapon selection? I mean, in that environment, bullets will easily ricochet? Right? So, do you want a round that has less of a chance of coming back on you? Something that sheds speed rapidly (Not to mention the noise of gunfire in that environment.) So.....subsonic ammo? If you are using an M4, but with 300 blackout ammo and a suppressor.....that's pretty quiet. Not movie quiet, but a HECK of a lot better than a normal-speed round supersonic "crack" in that environment. Finally, to Buck's point, you can carry a lot more MP5 9mm ammo than 5.56......
P.s. All the lights going off in a prison will lead to a lot of confusion and in such environments, humans have a tendency to yell. The point is that the prison would be really loud, louder than usual. I used to go into prisons to do Mental Health assessments and even just everyone talking normally, it's really loud. In the case of the movie, I think Hemsworth would have considerable "noise cover."
I mean tbf just to add on their comment about Rake not firing warning shots, he eventually did. But maybe you guys didn't see the whole clip or it was just cut from the final lol
25:50 It’s implied that Rake is from the SAS Regiment, Australian special forces, because the character is Australian and when he shows up shirtless you can see the symbol. I don’t know what the three arrows tattoo are supposed to mean though, I guess it may be just an Aussie redneck tattoo I guess.
29:00 When I was watching it, I thought Rake's character was being a bro and did not want to needlessly murder prisoners until push came to shove. Before he lost the rifle, he emptied the whole clip trying to gain some space. Prisoners can't fire a rifle that's Winchester.
Great review as always! Keep them coming. My only critic would be you didn't talk at all about our boy from MOSUL!!! Missed opportunity to bring it round. LOL
11.5 is fine lol. Even with it suppressed. Is he not going from inside to outside? When he extractw the kids And mother. The point is to get out. Not stay inside (extract). Think he might need something to PID a target. The covenant. Kinda sucked.
1. LMAO love y'alls reference to reality. 2. (Regarding ammo and full auto) trigger control...maybe. having fired full auto, ammo conservation is highly important. That being said, it doesn't excuse lack of use of an oversized firearm inside an CQ environment.
31:33- Exactly, I been waiting for these 2 to go over the craziness of the train fight shooting. It's just ain't no dang way he fended off all that stuff, at all, much less how he actually did it.
I have had many friends over the years who have seen action as soldiers and cops. For those who have been wounded, it's not like in the movies. A single bullet wound can take years to heal and in many cases, full recovery never. Happens. Despite how hard they work on rehabilitation. In some cases, they never become active duty again due to their injury. This can be a hard turn to work through mentally as many who serve as soldiers and/or cops NEED to serve. It's like in their DNA. The trick is to get them interested in serving in another capacity. Sometimes this is helping other's get through their injuries, physical and otherwise. Sometimes it's in some other role. But yeah, getting shot is not like in the movies.
That was my first question at the end of the movie… you learned nothing from the first movie??? All of these trained mercenaries and killers & not a single weapon sling in the movie besides the mini guns
I still don’t get why they made hemsworth carry a 16 inch DD with a can and a 3x. I guess they didn’t get their SBR paperwork ready to run a 10.3 or 11.5 lol The siblings did run mk18s without cans, they could’ve used the same for him. But I guess they wanted a typical rifle length for his size. He ended up using the rifle as a bat more than a gun though 😂
Yeah, these would make great consultants on movies like this. I thought the industry was trying to go for slightly more authentic. I will say they would make crap story writers because they would insist on too much realism, leave that to the stunt people like the ones who did this, but bring in those with knowledge to make tool choices and other gear, along with gun handling effects and tactics.
@@LaCheeserie I think the movie was trying to show more builds that resembled civilian builds that the audience would be familiar with. The BCM from the first movie comes to mind. SBRs aren’t as prevalent because people don’t want to mess with the tax so they’d rather use full length rifles and decking it out with decent stuff for the “realism”.
@@gob7116 that is true, but Ar pistols *cough, cough* with a brace would do the trick. But a magnifier was an odd choice, if it was even thought through, once out of the prison could be need for it in the escape. 11.5 can even add a can and be reasonable length. Then there are people that will say, 16 can get job done close quarters.
@@LaCheeserie Yep, though maybe the production crew wasn't as ballsy. Eitherway, a common viewer would see a pistol brace and may think it looks odd compared to the typical Magpul and B5 stocks. Kinda removes the aesthetic and this movie seems to put an emphasis on it. 11.5 with a can, even 12.5 with a can can be just about the length of a 16 with a medium sized can, even less with a K can. I'd say 13.7/13.9 and even 14.5 with a K can or the newer KAC shorty can would be similar to where its likely less than 18. Guys were doing CQB with 20 inchers back in the day so it is doable, just not conducive. But given the environment he's in, 12.5 would be more than enough. Heck 10.3 should be enough as I didn't see any length more than 200y (I think this would be the furthers possible distance in the courtyard angled up top to the watch tower at the opposite end) Optic selection, I'd say is the least horrendous sin though. A magnifier may come in handy for P-ID, although at 200-300y it's not necessary to make hits but may be helpful for ID. It'd then be just added weight, more so when it's QD and he's got a pack with him too. I'd even say it'd be more forgivable if he was rocking a 1-6 lpvo even on an SBR. Some don't like the concept of a mini recce rifle but GPR's with shorter barrels and LPVOs make a lot of sense, especially if the optic and mount could weigh less than 20oz. More capability for the same weight when that magnifier is attached.
Great video as always, i love your story times! that pressure plate thing was wild af good thing got there sooner rather then later. definitely would have shook me up knowing that they were setting a trap and i caught it in progress. also just for my own curiosity because im ignorant. were bar fights/potential bar fights like a common thing in SF or this one of occasions? I thought there would be serious repercussions for getting into one, especially as SF cause higher standard, if caught so im guessing its one of those. don't get caught things?
I'm only 5 minutes in but i just wanted to say deadshot is will smith and Idris Elba is Bloodsport, two different characters with different backstories and shit. Sorry I just really like DC, love your channel btw 😅 Edit: I just want to point out that in most of the shooting and fighting scenes there's no music it's just "Impact, Impact, Grunt" all the way through the scene, and I really liked that.
finished seal team cause you guys. One of the best most down to earth shows and extremely accurate to the military and a type guys you find all over the military
Love the movie, so well done! Great and funny reaction! The camerawork and action shots are so cool, crazy stuff man. The small things you spotted were funny. 👌 You talked about IED and EOD, I still recommend the (biographical drama film) "Megan Leavey" about a female US marine k9 handler in Iraq. You don't need to do a beers and breakdowns for it, because it isn't a full action movie, even though there are some interesting scenes! But as a veteran it is worth watching for the actual story. (coming from a no military background EU civ) Would like to hear your thoughts about it. 👀😊
You can tell that it is a Euro movie using what they think ops would use. They need to get a few to oversee tactics and gear. But these 2 movies were fun.
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he has the SASR tattoo on his ribs, you see it at the beginning when he's getting med extracted. he's former Australian SAS. The neck tattoo is 3 spears
Great eye and detail!
I missed that I figured he was Aussie SASR or Clearance Diving Branch, it’s their version of SBS or SEALs.
thank u for commenting that. tip of the spier, i don't care what u guys say that tat is fire.
Wasn't that something mentioned in Extraction 1?
@@Letsscalpp3d0s I'm pretty sure Dive Troop in SASR are their version of DEVGRU/SEALs.
Extraction 2 is just another custody battle, but with guns
LOL that’s true, it’s basically uncles fighting for the custody of the children.
lmao
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All things considered, Tyler Rake's recovery is more believable than John Wick's. Nobody falls several stories the way Wick did without getting his back broken.
Also, Rake's recovery period was over several months from the time he was rescued so maybe the cast/brace was just there for some support.
9 months i believe hes on coma, and maybe several month recovery
Truth
Imagine a suit that can stop 762s 😅shit is heavy
Exactly i personally endured 6 surgeries ( tumor ,stroke infections and seizures) on my head,brain and skull I was in rehabilitation facility for two years learning after each surgery how to walk, brush my teeth etc doing the ordinary things that people often take for granted and so his rehabilitation takes place in 6 weeks.. it's taken me 6 years just to get my body to respond normally...fiction at it's worst😊 but I enjoyed the movie except that part very unrealistic
@@kenbrown7488 Me too.
Tyler Rake is from Australia. He is a former Special Air Service Regiment (SASR) operator turned mercenary who often specialized in extraction operations and assassinations.
He was married to Mia and had a child. While he was away on one of his tours in the military, Rake lost his son to lymphoma. The loss caused a schism between him and Mia, which eventually led to their divorce.
Tyler Rake is seen using a custom-made rifle that mainly resembles a Daniel Defense M4V7S with an EOTech EXPS-3, G33 magnifier, AN-PEQ 15 laser module, Modlite weaponlight, BCM Gunfighter vertical grip, a suppressor with a cloth cover, and a Magpul SL stock.
Thanks so much for the info!
ok
That gun is sexy as hell
Good choice on the rail considering it was used as a metal bat half the time
When watching an action movie, I don't expect to see documentary-level detail, this one delivers pure entertainment though, and I'm all for it and like to see what they bring to expand the franchise.
I think the movie gets much better after the prison break.
Actually liked this one because of the team dynamic.
I'm subscribed to both of your channels. It's cool to see the two of you together.
This is a great team for the reviews. (No offense.)
This is exactly how I feel. I was waiting for this collab ever since I first discovered Jay’s page. So solid.
what movie you guys want to see on Beers and Breakdowns?!
Been saying we need a "don't mess with the Zohan" breakdown!
Let's see you do Sound of Freedom when it releases.
Suggested on another video but you guys should do 1993 Gettysburg.
Have you heard of a horror movie called Downrange, a sniper targets some stranded motorists. Neat concept questionable effects.
44 minutes
Tyler Rake, played by Chris Hemsworth, is from Australia. He is a former Special Air Service Regiment
Really? Thats canon?
Omg omg omg was he honorably discharged did he serve with distinction? Soooooo cool man do tell more!! Is he a combat vet what did his mates say about serving with him? I’ve heard the special air service regiment is a really special regiment in the air!
@@AdamBig16 Tyler Rake from the films is nothing like the comic, they changed a lot of it up.
@@cr9477 Yes and no. The movie is based on a comic
Buck, this channel is the shit. Thanks for always giving us something to look forward too. If I was still young and in the Army, I would definitely sign up for the one on one course. But I'm a old 11B and my body is fucked lol. Keep em coming brother.
appreciate you bro!
This guy needs to be a regular. Awesome dude.
Ya'll's treadmill commentary has got me DYIN'. Great vid as always!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Bruh, that whole train scene was literally worth the entire movie
This was great. Really enjoyed your guest Co-star he was great. Also really enjoyed the interview you did with him and I completely agree with how he feels about all these movies that show these bad situations but never explain why this happened and how it could have been avoided!!!
I always like that I can get a great laugh out of hearing your guy's stories. Definitely great healing online. Thanks for sharing.
Idris Elba was Bloodsport in Suicide Squad, a different character than Deadshot in the first Suicide Squad, Bloodshot was Vin Diesel in the movie of the same name (I know it's confusing, I'm a comic book geek).
This is so fricking cool to see Jay doing beers and breakdown! hahaha Didn't see that coming. love it.
The oner they did from the prison to the train is just nuts.
As for his tattoo on his neck, three spear heads is an aboriginal design..But i caught a glimpse in this movie of ASASR on his body, Australian SAS, so former SAS operator.
That scene on the train where he's trying to take down the chopper. He takes cover behind a ladder. I can't unsee that. Cracks me up every time. Fun movie though!
He's just trying to get as small as possible. At dat point yu can only just try to get outta da way
Y'all guys are sick! I laughed so hard I got hiccups! Keep it up! I'm a regular Army guy and appreciate y'all!
21:23 John wick one was that way. As soon as Taran Tactical got involved it was just product placement. Especially John Wick 3. He uses a 9mm PCC to fight super armored opponents (when he is for-warned about their armor capabilities) and then is confused why it doesn’t work lol
Rake is supposed to be a former Australian SASR Operator, the neck tattoo etc are the same type of tats that some SF guys get when serving in an ODA. A friend from the Regiment told me some guys get trident tats who served on the dive troop or Cadre, so maybe that's where it came from. Unfortunately, they didn't use any former SASR guys as tech advisors, just stunt men, in fact the Director is a former stunt man and stunt coordinator. If they'd have used SASR advisors I'm pretty sure he'd have been equipped with a suppressed MP5 for a Prison infil and extraction.
Regarding his background at 26:03 he’s a former SASR soilder turned merc
Really loved the new guest and I'm glad you did Extraction 2. As always I'll be lobbying for more Michael Mann movies:)
The funny thing about the choice of M4 in the Jail is that Nick and Yaz who are both on QRF have shorty's while Rake is running a full length AR
Alright, I was never SF and no one else I work with was military but when something completely ridiculous comes down from higher or our sales team wants to put a new patient on service at 445; I'm now referring to that as "a bravo plan".
this was one of the best breakdowns you guys have ever done. it really explained things down. and yes, the prison extraction made absolutely no sense. it was frustrating and intense to watch. and no doubt, a professional would have done it better. i still really enjoyed EXTRACTION 2... and i loved THE COVENANT. jake G is one of the best actors in hollywood right now.
That mini gun scene was a homage to Arnold Schwarzenegger 😂
Glad to hear Chris saved his good shirt.
A fun fact about the Extraction movies: Chili Palmer was one of the technical advisors that helped train the actors for shooting scenes and action sequences, as well as gear selection. He was in Delta C Squadron during the early days of Iraq in 2003. I think it was his team that found Sadam in his foxhole
Hi I'm from Thailand. I like to watch your movie reactions. I also like about military stuff. I just finish watching both of Extraction films. I adore both. I think it's better than many action movies released today.
24:05 Suppressed guns allways sound louder at the first round because of the oxygen inside burning and gas pressure
use to run suppressed quite a bit never had that drastic of a sound difference
Yea on his tattoos he has an Australian SAS Tattoo I'm pretty sure. You notice in the helicopter in the beginning of the 2nd movie on his torso. And what weapon system would u choose pistols and bigger?
I love Jay on the show! He's awesome. Please have him back often. Might wanna just do Jay and Kurt and have Sean work the camera so we can't see him. That'll work too.
Real shit! I’m from Cincinnati and I worked at a ranch in Montana. Dude, majority of the townies absolutely hated me.
The action scenes in this are legit good tho!
Really enjoyed this one, you guys make a good team! Thanks! 👊
Appreciate it!
@@FNGACADEMY Right on bro!
It would be really awesome if you did a video about the SASR (Tyler's background).
I'm an Aussie & I was love to hear your take on our elite force.
Apologies if you have already have done so & if someone could direct me to that video, that would be appreciated greatly.
Cheers for your service my fellow ally.
the difference between T1 and other tiers is that T1 operators are often tasked with 1-man ops. Think of Christian Craighead, or Kyle Morgan.
Navy veteran here to say I love what ya’ll are doing. Watching the movie and evaluating scenes. What ya’ll are doing is based on the concept of my software patent invention. I’m going to use this video to help me in my investment funding pitch to bring this concept to life.
I’m seeking, welcoming & accepting investment funding from investors who will after examining, reviewing and analyzing my patent will desire to help me bring my invention to fruition.
I was unfortunately medically disqualified for military service, but I’m so glad a group like you guys exists and congratulations on all the inspiration you’ve given people. Including myself. I’ve enjoyed y’all’s content for a very long time and I can’t wait for more stories and training tips for years to come! Have a good one guys!
Happy 4th!
(Im comfortable enough to talk about it, my medical condition was something about how my sternum was shaped makes me at risk for my heart impacting on the inside of I get hit in the chest too hard. ((Even though I’m a martial artist and getting hit is kinda what I do lol.. but it’s alright. We weren’t in war time so))
"The Gray man"
21:03 it’s a good feeling when I watch this and make the critique that he’s got that 3x on his rifle and then to hear actual legit guys like y’all say the same thing.
I laughed so hard when Tyler took cover behind the ladder on the train while being shot at by the helicopter.
Lol I was just thinking about this rn I really wanted to see Bucks reaction to this.
Okay yeah that part was pretty funny 😂
where did able grab the movie? the HD version is out already
Was really excited to see FNG release an Extraction 2 review, but really wish you would’ve gone into more detail about the tactics in various scenes. Obviously this movie is ridiculous and over the top, a lot like John Wick, but it’s still interesting to hear about the tactics (or lack thereof) nonetheless. Your review was great for the scenes you covered, but you skipped a bunch of the action sequences. I realize you can’t do a 2-hour detailed review of every minute of the movie, but that’s just my opinion for what it’s worth. Love your channel, keep up the good work!
Hi guys, re the mag dumping pistol rounds into the body armour (English spelling). I think this is the same thing they adressed successfully in John Wick 2 - you get VERY used to shooting center-mass (biggest target, lots of vulnerabilities) and it's hard to cancel that muscle memory even when the target is protected. John fails to kill armoured guys until he switches his tactics and jams the muzzle into gaps in the armour. Rake could try for face shots (even armoured, that's going to be like being hit with a hammer) or jam the muzzle into a thigh and try to blow out an artery.
MK-18 with a 10.5” barrel and an EOTech is probably the biggest platform id use in this setting. Not a full size M4. That first shot with a Suppressor is always louder than the follow up shots but not that loud lol
Since the ppl have no armor, msg would've been the best option
I respect the approach. That was wrong length for confined space and a sling seemed to be intentional for easily using as bludgeoning tool. I will say I appreciate hearing some critiques but movies like this, Rambo, John wick and the like are just like Star Wars or superhero movies just with real settings. These people are basically superheroes and the villains are storm troopers. I would like some of the details you mention being checked off and blend those with shots like the 20 plus minute oner.
So the trident tattoo on his neck you were talking about….looks more like tiger stripes but it definitely isn’t a trident…. But later he takes his shirt off and you can see the “SAS” insignia tatted on his ribs. Or side. He (or his character Tyler) definitely was in the 22nd
I think Hemsworth probably just likes and is comfortable with a long M4. Maybe with his size, he might not feel comfortable with a SBR. His setup looks very similar to the first movie.
I have a weird question regarding "weapon selection." If you're going into a place where the environment is nothing but reinforced cement and steel bars, does this factor into weapon selection? I mean, in that environment, bullets will easily ricochet? Right? So, do you want a round that has less of a chance of coming back on you? Something that sheds speed rapidly (Not to mention the noise of gunfire in that environment.) So.....subsonic ammo? If you are using an M4, but with 300 blackout ammo and a suppressor.....that's pretty quiet. Not movie quiet, but a HECK of a lot better than a normal-speed round supersonic "crack" in that environment. Finally, to Buck's point, you can carry a lot more MP5 9mm ammo than 5.56......
P.s. All the lights going off in a prison will lead to a lot of confusion and in such environments, humans have a tendency to yell. The point is that the prison would be really loud, louder than usual. I used to go into prisons to do Mental Health assessments and even just everyone talking normally, it's really loud. In the case of the movie, I think Hemsworth would have considerable "noise cover."
The training montgage is a direct Rocky IV ripoff! all it was missing was the 80s music
got to love a good montage
Definitely. I wondered if they were copying or paying homage.
Hey love your content, can you review Jack Ryan season 4 with the episodes that are out.
Haha I swear a buddy and I were just telling the same kinda story about Helena.. The bushes and a GS Van.. Haha
3:27 I'm confoosed, what are Thor & Heimdall doing here? Is this Asgard? Where's my Beer? Mom!
lmao
I mean tbf just to add on their comment about Rake not firing warning shots, he eventually did. But maybe you guys didn't see the whole clip or it was just cut from the final lol
I said the exact same thing when I saw the stupid kevlar IOTV shoulder 'armor'.
Good reaction vid guys 🤙🏼🤣
John wick with the gun fu changed the complete action movie parody for me. it was a extreme pleasure to see real tactics and gun control in a movie
After seeing you react to 12 Strong, I'm curious if you've touched on the actual story with Legion of Brothers. I was blown away by their film.
26:30 "I don't understand why is he not shooting?"
Uhh, because that's crime? You're not supposed to kill convicts willy nilly 🤣
Guys we all know that Abel could go in and get that family out all by himself. He just doesn’t like to brag about it that’s all 💪🏻
25:50 It’s implied that Rake is from the SAS Regiment, Australian special forces, because the character is Australian and when he shows up shirtless you can see the symbol. I don’t know what the three arrows tattoo are supposed to mean though, I guess it may be just an Aussie redneck tattoo I guess.
It’s to cover up that neck shot scar?
@@Frisco_Schills He already had it on the first movie though
Apparently it's a spear like trident 🔱
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When I was watching it, I thought Rake's character was being a bro and did not want to needlessly murder prisoners until push came to shove. Before he lost the rifle, he emptied the whole clip trying to gain some space. Prisoners can't fire a rifle that's Winchester.
Rake's background is former SASR. I think ot was covered in the first film.
Great review as always! Keep them coming. My only critic would be you didn't talk at all about our boy from MOSUL!!! Missed opportunity to bring it round. LOL
11.5 is fine lol. Even with it suppressed. Is he not going from inside to outside? When he extractw the kids And mother. The point is to get out. Not stay inside (extract). Think he might need something to PID a target. The covenant. Kinda sucked.
1. LMAO love y'alls reference to reality. 2. (Regarding ammo and full auto) trigger control...maybe. having fired full auto, ammo conservation is highly important. That being said, it doesn't excuse lack of use of an oversized firearm inside an CQ environment.
31:33- Exactly, I been waiting for these 2 to go over the craziness of the train fight shooting. It's just ain't no dang way he fended off all that stuff, at all, much less how he actually did it.
I have had many friends over the years who have seen action as soldiers and cops. For those who have been wounded, it's not like in the movies. A single bullet wound can take years to heal and in many cases, full recovery never. Happens. Despite how hard they work on rehabilitation. In some cases, they never become active duty again due to their injury. This can be a hard turn to work through mentally as many who serve as soldiers and/or cops NEED to serve. It's like in their DNA. The trick is to get them interested in serving in another capacity. Sometimes this is helping other's get through their injuries, physical and otherwise. Sometimes it's in some other role. But yeah, getting shot is not like in the movies.
Hey guys Christmas is coming and you need to review a tactical Christmas story. Violent night. Santa is a bad man, and awesome at it
Did you say Chris heads worth or Chris helmsworth?
hes from the SASR is all i know but god damn such a cool film
Hey brotha how’s it going, do you recommend doing something like airborne infantry first to get ready or training on your own and doing 18x?
That was my first question at the end of the movie… you learned nothing from the first movie??? All of these trained mercenaries and killers & not a single weapon sling in the movie besides the mini guns
I still don’t get why they made hemsworth carry a 16 inch DD with a can and a 3x. I guess they didn’t get their SBR paperwork ready to run a 10.3 or 11.5 lol
The siblings did run mk18s without cans, they could’ve used the same for him. But I guess they wanted a typical rifle length for his size. He ended up using the rifle as a bat more than a gun though 😂
Yeah, these would make great consultants on movies like this. I thought the industry was trying to go for slightly more authentic. I will say they would make crap story writers because they would insist on too much realism, leave that to the stunt people like the ones who did this, but bring in those with knowledge to make tool choices and other gear, along with gun handling effects and tactics.
@@LaCheeserie I think the movie was trying to show more builds that resembled civilian builds that the audience would be familiar with. The BCM from the first movie comes to mind. SBRs aren’t as prevalent because people don’t want to mess with the tax so they’d rather use full length rifles and decking it out with decent stuff for the “realism”.
@@gob7116 that is true, but Ar pistols *cough, cough* with a brace would do the trick. But a magnifier was an odd choice, if it was even thought through, once out of the prison could be need for it in the escape. 11.5 can even add a can and be reasonable length. Then there are people that will say, 16 can get job done close quarters.
@@LaCheeserie Yep, though maybe the production crew wasn't as ballsy.
Eitherway, a common viewer would see a pistol brace and may think it looks odd compared to the typical Magpul and B5 stocks. Kinda removes the aesthetic and this movie seems to put an emphasis on it.
11.5 with a can, even 12.5 with a can can be just about the length of a 16 with a medium sized can, even less with a K can. I'd say 13.7/13.9 and even 14.5 with a K can or the newer KAC shorty can would be similar to where its likely less than 18. Guys were doing CQB with 20 inchers back in the day so it is doable, just not conducive. But given the environment he's in, 12.5 would be more than enough. Heck 10.3 should be enough as I didn't see any length more than 200y (I think this would be the furthers possible distance in the courtyard angled up top to the watch tower at the opposite end)
Optic selection, I'd say is the least horrendous sin though. A magnifier may come in handy for P-ID, although at 200-300y it's not necessary to make hits but may be helpful for ID. It'd then be just added weight, more so when it's QD and he's got a pack with him too. I'd even say it'd be more forgivable if he was rocking a 1-6 lpvo even on an SBR. Some don't like the concept of a mini recce rifle but GPR's with shorter barrels and LPVOs make a lot of sense, especially if the optic and mount could weigh less than 20oz. More capability for the same weight when that magnifier is attached.
25:07 saw behind the scene and Chris actually had one point sling on his gear……dude just don't seems to acknowledge it existence……😅😅
It's literally a movie ur taking every scene to serios. love your work though!
"He's Ready"😂
Great video as always, i love your story times! that pressure plate thing was wild af good thing got there sooner rather then later. definitely would have shook me up knowing that they were setting a trap and i caught it in progress. also just for my own curiosity because im ignorant. were bar fights/potential bar fights like a common thing in SF or this one of occasions? I thought there would be serious repercussions for getting into one, especially as SF cause higher standard, if caught so im guessing its one of those. don't get caught things?
Cool review video of the Extraction sequel 👏.
Thanks for the visit
@@FNGACADEMY ya welcome sir & De Oppresso Liber 🫡.
Gosh damn. You guys make every Sunday good.
I assume that Monday through Saturday you use ‘God Damn’?
@@philipdru9290 damn skippy
appreciate you!
...spent the whole night E&E outta there..😂😂
Oddly enough during the prison break out, Yaz had an SMG, which would have been perfect for Rake to use
He realy likes that AR, I guess!?
I think an MP7 would've been better, but in his hands it might've looked like a small toy...
Both yall about to be smacking the game.
Really happy to see this episode
the first 20 minutes gave me motion sickness 😂
And I think he did have a sling you just can't see it he had one in the first movie at the end at least
I almost got shot by 8 cops last night. Massive case of mistaken identity. I needed this. Thanks Buck. 🍻
Y'all are such great story tellers i forget this is a movie commentary lol just a whole hour of 18 Bravo humor would be great
I'm only 5 minutes in but i just wanted to say deadshot is will smith and Idris Elba is Bloodsport, two different characters with different backstories and shit. Sorry I just really like DC, love your channel btw 😅 Edit: I just want to point out that in most of the shooting and fighting scenes there's no music it's just "Impact, Impact, Grunt" all the way through the scene, and I really liked that.
The stories make this soo much better!! lmao
finished seal team cause you guys. One of the best most down to earth shows and extremely accurate to the military and a type guys you find all over the military
cant wait to keep reviewing it
@@FNGACADEMY one of my favorites it was renewed for a new season
great combo. gotta get jurt on with GBC
Do you guys know if the covenant is on prime video or another streaming platform yet?
prime video im pretty sure
Amazon prime my man
22:16 “bothers me when Hollywood is like M4 is everything.” This is true. Because in truth, AK is everything 🤣
Love the movie, so well done! Great and funny reaction! The camerawork and action shots are so cool, crazy stuff man. The small things you spotted were funny. 👌
You talked about IED and EOD, I still recommend the (biographical drama film) "Megan Leavey" about a female US marine k9 handler in Iraq. You don't need to do a beers and breakdowns for it, because it isn't a full action movie, even though there are some interesting scenes! But as a veteran it is worth watching for the actual story. (coming from a no military background EU civ) Would like to hear your thoughts about it. 👀😊
You can tell that it is a Euro movie using what they think ops would use. They need to get a few to oversee tactics and gear. But these 2 movies were fun.