Taking care of your feet mean't that you should wash your feet, shoes and socks as often as you can, and dry them real good. Otherwise you could end up with trench feet, real nasty stuff.
My father felt like LT Dan did when he came home, he had his knee cap shot through and was unable to keep going in the army. He felt like his title and everything he was working towards was gone. (he was a good man who struggled) It wasn't till my mother said to him you're still that man. People will always remember you for that. So does your family. That he felt better about himself.
@@mango-eb8yo This scene came after the storm, I believe what you see is the storm front actually retreating. I think it was more to represent he was free from his own burdens. That being said, you may be able to claim he didn't expect to survive the storm with the ship when they were out there beforehand, and him surviving was a sign that he took that he needs to live on.
I liked this character development. LT felt he lost everything: his career, self respect, honor, and his sense of purpose. I've always believed he stuck with Gump, because he's probably the only man that still respects him as an officer and his CO (commanding officer)
True story. I believe he stuck with them because he was familiar. Veterans tend to stick together and you're even closer to the people you are in it with.
@@dozenofdozensyeah it’s more that he was so conflicted within himself that it didn’t really matter what anyone else thought. He became his own worst enemy, but then God got tagged in and gave him a gracious smack down of humility.
To regain hope after all that Lt Dan went thru, now that's truly a great feeling. I broke my spine at 27, thought my life was over, it was.. But today, i have HOPE again. Agony turns to simple discomfort over the years.... And I won't give up. and that's a feeling I thank God for. " We all have a destiny , nothing just happens " - Lt Dan.
@@botdavid323 : Gosh, how are you and your broken spine now, have you got healing help and managed to help yourself? Was/is your psyche/thinking/ self-esteem OK, I mean , are you good at managing social contacts and get your needs met in health care f example? I'd like you to answer, Because I got a spine disease at 18 and have never got the right treatment, despite it being an ardent goal and effot´rt to seek help and help myself. Due to childhood developmental trauma (C-PTSD) and being a complex, Aspergers, sensitive, tense and nervous Virgo, it is not possible to heal alone on my own. At least not so far. i had not given up, but as they took my home, honour, legal rights and money 8 years ago, after breaking my life-energy and spirit down for decades, I am pretty given up, in sleeplessness too, because without personal assistence, I have no or little chance of even living. And I want my chance of a real life, like Lt Dan, who got healed well enough on his legs. I don't wan´nt to kill myself as I believe Dan did. Didn't he? Please tell me how you got better/well!
My little brother used to call me bubba. When at school he came looking for me, shouting "I gotta find Bubba!" That became my nickname for a year with all my fellow classmates and my teacher.
@@johnboy2349 No, but it's funny, our daughter has tried mimicking this but since she's never watched this movie she doesn't understand the reference so all she does us call everyone Bubba "where's Bubba?", "I'll go get Bubba!" she's adorable.
Berend Kunstman well yea obviously he didn’t he was trying to kill himself and could’ve killed the other injured survivors with the napalm strike if it wasn’t for Forest going back and saving everyone
he was probably morphed out his mind back in the infirmary. at that point, either Dan's platoon sgt, XO (if he had a second) or the company command would have taken over such duties until Dan was replaced.
@@TechInspected pires are pure entertainment without a fraction of thought, nothing more. It will be forgotten just like some super hero movies, but Forrest is somewhat deepre, it might be remembered as eternal classic.
Lt Dan always seemed like a leader I would want to work for. He was likeable, he set clear expectations and didn’t over complicate things. And he wasn’t afraid to fight right alongside his men.
Lt. Dans arc is so real to me. Even before I knew it. My back problems put a stop to my gym bodybuilding passion. I was great, now I'm just average. Gotten a bit overweight. Have bad sleep due to inflammation and pain (before I slept like a baby). And overall felt like shit for 1.5 years. I really wanted to end it all. I had no love interests, no passions, except gym through my 17-22 yo. Now I'm 24 and went through all stages of 5 stages of grief (you may find it laughable, but if you have one strong passion in life, and suddenly ripped off of it, you'll understand. I got up at 5 am to go to the gym. I was doing it 6 times a week.). And just like Lt. Dan I've come to terms with it. And it feels like I found another passion in life - programming. I loved maths in school and Uni, and always liked logical stuff. Programming is what I do all of my free time. Sure I can't do bodybuilding anymore. But life moves on. As did Lt. Dan. As did I. If you feel like shit, and want to take the final decision - trust me. You always can do it, just say: I can always do it tomorrow. And tomorrow say the same. Move day by day. Week by week. Seek passion. And you'll prevail.
IKG: Hello, do you know of Dr Joe Dispenza's unexpected self-healing from incurable spine harm? Maybe we can, too! If you have an ordered, relatively safe life( = Parasympatheric nervous system actívated, not the other like I do). Try it! HE was privileged to be a trained Dr Chir, but since then he hsás given us enough teaching for ut to do it. Although he had the advantage of being fed and washed and taken care of, all he had to do was that inner work. And he had no psychical/mental difficulties like I. I still want my chance like everybody else.
Lieutenant Daniel Taylor : [Forrest and Bubba salute Lt. Dan] Oh, get your hands down. Do not salute me. There are goddamn snipers all around this area who'd love to grease an officer.
I grew up for years always hearing about what great movie Forrest Gump was, just kinda shrugged it off and never made an effort to watch it. Finally I sat down and experienced this masterpiece. Easily one of my top 10 movies of all time.
Completely agree i watched it when i was a kid but when i watched it when i could fully understand what’s happening I noticed how amazing the movie actually is , its in my top 10 also
Gump showed Dan basically what it was to live. He gave him a second chance at life beyond his limits. Ultimately he is thanked by Dan and makes his peace.
It was much worse for Vietnam unfortunately. The same people who wanted our soldiers home, were the same ones who cursed and spit on them when they did return home
Oh please. Sure one or two were spit on, but people make it sound like the worst thing in the world. Didn’t we drop more bombs on Vietnam than all the bombs dropped in Europe in WWII combined? Saliva doesn’t kill.
I mean, they did kill a lot of innocent people over there, not to mention the worst of it, they used that orange stuff and people for decades after suffered from it in Vietnam.
It made me tear up a bit when I realized that Forrest also knew what it was like to not use his legs. As a child, he used to wear leg braces to help his question mark-shaped spine.
It was part of his character. When he was a kid he wore leg braces because he had weak bones. He also had some form of learning disability. He got stronger and overcame his physical disability. He can carry people cause he can run quite well at that point. His learning disability made him a bit literal and child-like in thinking but helped him become good at stuff like Ping pong and made him famous etc. He doesn't overcome the learning disability but we see him grow through it. Later in the movie he runs the entire US coast to coast a few times. (in case you haven't watched it yet) It's a movie about overcoming your disadvantages. Great movie. =)
Gary Sinise is a wonderful person in real life. He visited Osan AB, South Korea with his band (The LT. Dan Band) and took some of us out for drinks right afterwards. Wonderful human being and a damn funny person.
Definitely one of the most beautifully written characters to ever been written coupled w a great execution. Such a complex n brilliant masterpiece of a character
McNamara’s morons had an IQ between 85 & 80. Forrest was below 80. The morons were shown to be worse than useless as it took more effort and men to mind them than they provided help. Some were useful in cleaning or cooking situations, but they were very dangerous in combat, as they were as likely to kill their own men as the enemy. Forrest, because he never thought about using his gun, was not that dangerous. He was also actually not a moron, as he could remember and obey simple orders, which is more than the morons could.
Lt. Dan may not have thanked Gump for saving his life, but he sure showed it in the last scene of the vid here; by swimming away like that smiling for Forest to see was the only true "thank you" he could given to Gump and a nice one at that...
This movie brings up a lot of emotions in me for some reason. I wish I could erase my memory of this and watch it again like I have never seen it before. When he says goodbye to Jenny I get pretty misty.
nah, the people who became cops are the bullies who chased forest in a truck at the beginning of the movie. They lived out their dreams of getting paid to bully and harass people with their cool license to murder badge and gun
Fighting for the American dream on all fronts. Overcoming despair and residing in hope for your neighbor. This is by far my most favorite inspiring movie! These actors deserve a Oscar for its brilliant performance!
@@zuestoots5176 the irony of your post is borderline comical. You talk of him being a dictator while you freely post your opinions on a public forum of the internet with no repercussions
@@zuestoots5176 A very interesting opinion you have, however. To answer the question on would i fight for my country today, I would. If not for my country\president, but my fellow brother in uniform at the very least. Who i know is just as afraid of death as i am. Its the one thing all humans of war can relate to.
Lt Dan recovered and kept leading and helping and protecting his soldier Forrest as time went on. "He got me involved with some fruit company, and we don't gotta worry about money no more..." Thanks LT Dan for leading.
This movie don't have the depth of Kubrick, the charisma of Scorsese or the vision like Nolan. Yet it touches our raw emotions with its sheer simplicity and storytelling. It is like your mom is telling a fairytale while the child you is half asleep dreaming about the story. Its marvellous.
@@entertainme7523 Nolan is one of the greatest of our times, just like Kubrick, Hitchcock, Scorsese of their times. Drawing comparison as to who is best is a vain exercise at best brother. People say Oh but Nolan is too stuck with one theme. So was Scorsese, with his mob and crime drama theme.
Lt Dan is not the only or best character development in the movie, Jenny’s growth and overcome of abuse and trauma is one of the most beautiful and tragic things the movie offers
You have to hand it to lt dan. At least he wasn't a racist at a time when it was widely accepted and he gave solid advice, despite never following his own advice.
Fuck, I didn't realize that getting shot in the ass saved Forrest's life. Had he been standing, that tripwire mine would have torn him and Dan to shreds.
Since the whole movie was the resemblence of modern American history, what happened to Lieutenant Dan was the resemblence of Vietnam trauma over Americans. A guy that comes from a family history of fighting with victories, he was furious not only losing his legs but not having a chance to die. While it was seen that he was blaming Forrest because he saved him, he was also blaming himself inside for the defeat. The whole depression process evolved later into being angry to life at all until it ended with the ship scene. It was really satisfying to see a good ending for Dan, having a peace finally.
Fascinating how forrest didnt just do what he was told.... (in reference to how he said being in the army wasnt that hard since all you have to do is do what you are told)
Just realized Ltn. Dan broke both his own rules. He never looked after his feet, and he tried to get himself killed.
How didn’t he look after his feet? It wasn’t his fault his legs were amputated
He did try to get himself killed though
Whoa!!! Your right. Your a smarty. Never thought about that at all but you think we would have noticed.
Trump 72' took Lt. Dan's advice ,couldn't serve cause Bonespurs, sent "Forrest" instead.
Taking care of your feet mean't that you should wash your feet, shoes and socks as often as you can, and dry them real good. Otherwise you could end up with trench feet, real nasty stuff.
Anyone else tear up when Lt. Dan shouts at the girls "Don't you ever call him stupid".
I did. That one line showed so much development between the 2.
@@IMN602 I love the arc between those characters. Lt. Dan looked out for Forrest because Lt. Dan wanted to die, but Forrest showed him how to live.
A true officer never allows outsiders to scold/make fun of his men.
"I never did thank you for saving my life"
In a way you did Lt. Dan
where was this?
I wonder how Lt Dan would've reacted if he knew Forrest really knew what was like not being able to use his legs
Oh yeah, i completely forgot about that lol
Magic legs....
Guess as they got along with each other after the shrimp business Gump must have talked about it with Lt. Dan
Yeah Forrest used to have braces on his legs.
He did know, that was the reason for him pausing...why wouldn't be believe him lol
"You're still Lt Dan" this movie is full of gold.
My father felt like LT Dan did when he came home, he had his knee cap shot through and was unable to keep going in the army. He felt like his title and everything he was working towards was gone.
(he was a good man who struggled) It wasn't till my mother said to him you're still that man. People will always remember you for that. So does your family. That he felt better about himself.
It’s up there as the best ever
@@branflakes12341 Ya he's still a war criminal!
@@SS-yv9cq my father isn't a war criminal ass hole
@@SS-yv9cq Wtf is wrong with you. 🤣 Lmao omg I'm sorry for laughing but omg.
"I never thanked you for... saving my life."
"You still haven't thanked me Lt. Dan."
I put your money in a company called apple for ya, how's that for a thank you 🤑
He thanked him by getting him safe back to earth
"Yes, I know. Let me finish, you idiot."
@@Feuergraf😂 best comment
Perfect
When he said "I never thanked you for saving my life" and he jumps off the boat, I thought he was committing suicide. Glad that wasn't it XD
Funny thing tho is watching this as a kid and not thinking "he still didn't thank him". I just thought the scene was weirdly beautiful.
Lmfao
he swam towards an oncoming storm and there were no ships and no islands. he was most likely committing suicide tbh. that's what I think at least
@@mango-eb8yo This scene came after the storm, I believe what you see is the storm front actually retreating. I think it was more to represent he was free from his own burdens. That being said, you may be able to claim he didn't expect to survive the storm with the ship when they were out there beforehand, and him surviving was a sign that he took that he needs to live on.
same
Sinise ought to have won an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor. Brilliant performance.
its not gary sinise, its lootenant dahn
Beyond brilliant. 👏
He won the respect of the audience and I would hope that means a lot to any uber public entity
Maybe, but that role made his career. I’d take that over a statue and a one and done.
Nah he didn’t deserve it as much as Samuel L. Jackson. His role in Pulp Fiction was simply insane.
Same for his role in Apollo 13
"every member of his family DIED in some war
I guess you cud say he had alot to LIVE up to"
lmao
It's a reality, I have members who'd despise growing old. They wanna go out epic. They're the Lt Dans
@@jrbrass1 I was making a joke about the irony of it but w.e
Brilliant writing.
nice pfp
You too
"he never said so, but I think he made his peace with God."
i cried
Which god? Lt Dan was meant for Valhalla
Mee too.
no it’s gAwD
We cry because what you said is implied with no words. You know Lt Dan is now in peace and happy with God’s plan
The dedication it took for Gary Sinise to have his legs amputated for this role is almost unbelievable.
He is a true method actor. Takes serious cahoones to cut off your own legs just for a movie role.
Almost
Ikr? He should've won an oscar
how he get it back for CSI?
Wtf 🤣
Forrest fought in ww2 you know. He blew up a tank with his pistol. Legendary.
Bomb was dropped.
@@lightupdarkness Sad
@@lightupdarkness r/whoosh
he also captained a destroyer during the battle of the Atlantic trying to defend a convoy of merchant ships from U-boats
@@imbored1984 big facts jokes escape some people or they really be that shitty
Lt. Dan jumped off that boat to find Wilson.
That's true
277imperator you got the wrong film.
WIILLLSOOOOOOOOOOON!!!!!!!
what movie?
Jayke Narn castaway
I liked this character development. LT felt he lost everything: his career, self respect, honor, and his sense of purpose. I've always believed he stuck with Gump, because he's probably the only man that still respects him as an officer and his CO (commanding officer)
True story. I believe he stuck with them because he was familiar. Veterans tend to stick together and you're even closer to the people you are in it with.
I don't think other soldiers lost respect for him. At least it wasn't shown in the movie.
@@dozenofdozensyeah it’s more that he was so conflicted within himself that it didn’t really matter what anyone else thought. He became his own worst enemy, but then God got tagged in and gave him a gracious smack down of humility.
To regain hope after all that Lt Dan went thru, now that's truly a great feeling.
I broke my spine at 27, thought my life was over, it was.. But today, i have HOPE again. Agony turns to simple discomfort over the years.... And I won't give up. and that's a feeling I thank God for. " We all have a destiny , nothing just happens " - Lt Dan.
@@botdavid323 : Gosh, how are you and your broken spine now, have you got healing help and managed to help yourself? Was/is your psyche/thinking/ self-esteem OK, I mean , are you good at managing social contacts and get your needs met in health care f example? I'd like you to answer, Because I got a spine disease at 18 and have never got the right treatment, despite it being an ardent goal and effot´rt to seek help and help myself. Due to childhood developmental trauma (C-PTSD) and being a complex, Aspergers, sensitive, tense and nervous Virgo, it is not possible to heal alone on my own. At least not so far. i had not given up, but as they took my home, honour, legal rights and money 8 years ago, after breaking my life-energy and spirit down for decades, I am pretty given up, in sleeplessness too, because without personal assistence, I have no or little chance of even living. And I want my chance of a real life, like Lt Dan, who got healed well enough on his legs. I don't wan´nt to kill myself as I believe Dan did. Didn't he? Please tell me how you got better/well!
I grew up with my dad saying "lieutenant dan, ice cream!" like once a month at least for years.
My little brother used to call me bubba. When at school he came looking for me, shouting "I gotta find Bubba!" That became my nickname for a year with all my fellow classmates and my teacher.
👍👍
well well well its dan m bois!!!! crisp clean locked!
That’s love. Congrats dude that’s a hell of a pops!
Did he say it with the voice?
*FUN FACT:*
Gary Sinise has worked with Tom Hanks on 3 movies: Forrest Gump, Apollo 13 and The Green Mile
Barry piper too
What role did he play in The Green Mile?
He also does a lot of charity work for veterans.
Sarhan Rashid he was the lawyer
@@joshuabrooks4907 The one with the kid whose dog scratched his eye out
“Take good care of your feet”
Famous last words.
other's might call that foreshadowing.
Don't do something stupid, like trying to get yourself killed
Tries to get himself killed
My wife never fails to crack me up whenever I ask her where's our daughter or to call her she goes _"I'VE GOT TO FIND BUBBA"_ and runs away.
You have a hilarious wife .
You call your daughter Bubba?
@@johnboy2349 No, but it's funny, our daughter has tried mimicking this but since she's never watched this movie she doesn't understand the reference so all she does us call everyone Bubba "where's Bubba?", "I'll go get Bubba!" she's adorable.
@@makotomikami I was kidding. I agree that's really funny, the kind of inside family joke that never gets old.
Won't be as funny when your daughter is older and brings big black bubba and his mandingo sized python home.
Weird. as Gumps's CO, Lieutenant should have been the one to have initially recommended Gump recieve the medal of honor.
I like to think that he did and that he wasnt mad at forest for getting one, he was just mad at the system.
@@marktwain3820 yah probably he did that as a joke or being sarcastic, and mad when they actually give it to him
yeah, he mad, he lost both his legs and doesn't get shit for it.
Berend Kunstman well yea obviously he didn’t he was trying to kill himself and could’ve killed the other injured survivors with the napalm strike if it wasn’t for Forest going back and saving everyone
he was probably morphed out his mind back in the infirmary. at that point, either Dan's platoon sgt, XO (if he had a second) or the company command would have taken over such duties until Dan was replaced.
Lt. Dan's ancestors falling down gets me every time. Hahaha
I love how it’s just him dressed up as every one of them lol
@@munecaana1817 yeah and with that same expression lmfao
@@jonathanlee5314 i like to imagine thats how Forrest imagined Lt Dans ancestor were.
this is one off the best movies i have ever seen
So it would seem.
** pirates of the carribean song plays**
@@TechInspected pires are pure entertainment without a fraction of thought, nothing more. It will be forgotten just like some super hero movies, but Forrest is somewhat deepre, it might be remembered as eternal classic.
@@SwordWieldingDuck I'm just referencing a meme format that you don't seem to be aware of. I'm not making movie comparisons. =)
@@TechInspected i understood what you referenced. You just should not referencing something for the sake of referencing...
@@SwordWieldingDuck I'm referencing it cause the first comment is literally the start of the meme. And you're not the comment police. =)
Lt Dan always seemed like a leader I would want to work for. He was likeable, he set clear expectations and didn’t over complicate things. And he wasn’t afraid to fight right alongside his men.
He was also willing to die for his man you hear him even in great pain probably he was telling him to get to safety
It's really touching how Gump never stopped calling him Lt. Dan
Thier relationship was one of the most beautiful things in cinema ever
Lt. Dans arc is so real to me. Even before I knew it. My back problems put a stop to my gym bodybuilding passion. I was great, now I'm just average. Gotten a bit overweight. Have bad sleep due to inflammation and pain (before I slept like a baby). And overall felt like shit for 1.5 years. I really wanted to end it all. I had no love interests, no passions, except gym through my 17-22 yo. Now I'm 24 and went through all stages of 5 stages of grief (you may find it laughable, but if you have one strong passion in life, and suddenly ripped off of it, you'll understand. I got up at 5 am to go to the gym. I was doing it 6 times a week.). And just like Lt. Dan I've come to terms with it. And it feels like I found another passion in life - programming. I loved maths in school and Uni, and always liked logical stuff. Programming is what I do all of my free time. Sure I can't do bodybuilding anymore. But life moves on. As did Lt. Dan. As did I.
If you feel like shit, and want to take the final decision - trust me. You always can do it, just say: I can always do it tomorrow. And tomorrow say the same. Move day by day. Week by week. Seek passion. And you'll prevail.
you're still ... ikg
I know how you feel dude. It sucks when you lose one of the only things that brings you joy. Bit life goes on.
Well said. Very relatable. Thanks for this.
IKG: Hello, do you know of Dr Joe Dispenza's unexpected self-healing from incurable spine harm? Maybe we can, too! If you have an ordered, relatively safe life( = Parasympatheric nervous system actívated, not the other like I do). Try it! HE was privileged to be a trained Dr Chir, but since then he hsás given us enough teaching for ut to do it. Although he had the advantage of being fed and washed and taken care of, all he had to do was that inner work. And he had no psychical/mental difficulties like I. I still want my chance like everybody else.
You're a great man.
bless Lt Dan. the man who overcame his lifes troubles
Lieutenant Daniel Taylor : [Forrest and Bubba salute Lt. Dan] Oh, get your hands down. Do not salute me. There are goddamn snipers all around this area who'd love to grease an officer.
I grew up for years always hearing about what great movie Forrest Gump was, just kinda shrugged it off and never made an effort to watch it.
Finally I sat down and experienced this masterpiece. Easily one of my top 10 movies of all time.
Brilliant movie, no doubt.
Who would have thought that a movie that people had been telling you for years was a great movie actually ended up being a great movie?
Forrest Gump and Shawshank Redemption are my 2 faves of all time, never get tire o watching them every time they come up on TV.
Completely agree i watched it when i was a kid but when i watched it when i could fully understand what’s happening I noticed how amazing the movie actually is , its in my top 10 also
It’s a gr8 movie
For me , Forrest and Lt. Dans evolving relationship was the highlight of the movie. Forrest affected many people but Lt. Dan the most.
Gump showed Dan basically what it was to live.
He gave him a second chance at life beyond his limits.
Ultimately he is thanked by Dan and makes his peace.
It’s not the only development. Jenny’s grow and overcome of abuse and trauma is one of the most beautiful and tragic things the movie offers
It’s sad to see what happened to Lt. Dan... it happens to so many of our service men and women. We need to do more to help.
It was much worse for Vietnam unfortunately. The same people who wanted our soldiers home, were the same ones who cursed and spit on them when they did return home
Oh please. Sure one or two were spit on, but people make it sound like the worst thing in the world. Didn’t we drop more bombs on Vietnam than all the bombs dropped in Europe in WWII combined?
Saliva doesn’t kill.
@@HC-wo2tz there’s no way you believe the words you say, I simply cannot believe it
@@Abyssno1dad I sure can.
I mean, they did kill a lot of innocent people over there, not to mention the worst of it, they used that orange stuff and people for decades after suffered from it in Vietnam.
It made me tear up a bit when I realized that Forrest also knew what it was like to not use his legs. As a child, he used to wear leg braces to help his question mark-shaped spine.
damn. impressive he could fireman's carry the LT so far and fast
He must be the stupidest son of a bitch alive, but he sure is strong.
He did it for most of his platoon
It was part of his character. When he was a kid he wore leg braces because he had weak bones. He also had some form of learning disability. He got stronger and overcame his physical disability. He can carry people cause he can run quite well at that point. His learning disability made him a bit literal and child-like in thinking but helped him become good at stuff like Ping pong and made him famous etc. He doesn't overcome the learning disability but we see him grow through it.
Later in the movie he runs the entire US coast to coast a few times. (in case you haven't watched it yet)
It's a movie about overcoming your disadvantages. Great movie. =)
He was an All American Running Back in his college days...so yeahp he strong
@@TechInspected being able to run doesn’t give you the ability to pick up a 200lb man
Resentment for letting him live turned to appreciation for giving him a chance to enjoy what was to come
This made me realize that this was a reference of breaking the cycle.
A biblical archetype that seems to strike the hearts of almost every person who has a soul.
Sinise has done remarkable things for veterans .
He is still Lt Dan .
Gary Sinise is a wonderful person in real life. He visited Osan AB, South Korea with his band (The LT. Dan Band) and took some of us out for drinks right afterwards. Wonderful human being and a damn funny person.
Sinise is a real hero to so many veterans.
Till this day this movie holds up with the best movies ever made... funny,good story,action..and lots..and lots of tears
Definitely one of the most beautifully written characters to ever been written coupled w a great execution. Such a complex n brilliant masterpiece of a character
How can anyone praised only Gump acting
Look at the Lt Dan acting once again
The way he cry with pain is absolutely incredible
"I GOTTA FIND BUBBBAAAAA"
Lt Dan is one of the best officers a man could ask to serve under
Forrest, was one of "McNamara's Morons", Sec. of Defense, "Project 100,000"
He wasn’t conscripted, he signed up voluntarily after he finished college
@@pmolqrcd3370 Whether "Drafted" or enlisted, McNamara, lowered the "standards" for Military service, except for "Bone Spurs" "SLAM"
Shh... Shush.
Gump
you must have an IQ of 150 you will become a general someday
McNamara’s morons had an IQ between 85 & 80. Forrest was below 80. The morons were shown to be worse than useless as it took more effort and men to mind them than they provided help. Some were useful in cleaning or cooking situations, but they were very dangerous in combat, as they were as likely to kill their own men as the enemy. Forrest, because he never thought about using his gun, was not that dangerous. He was also actually not a moron, as he could remember and obey simple orders, which is more than the morons could.
Lt. Dan may not have thanked Gump for saving his life, but he sure showed it in the last scene of the vid here; by swimming away like that smiling for Forest to see was the only true "thank you" he could given to Gump and a nice one at that...
Lt dan: "do you see what its like not to be able to use your legs?"
Forrest who had to wear leg braces: Am i a joke to you?
Lt. Dan is such a complex character. Great writing.
I love Lt. Dan,,,what a great actor, ,,great movie
"Do you what's it like to not be able to use your feet?"......"Yes Sir I do!" DEEP!
I have a dream.
Respect to all those that have a dream and didn't make it there yet.
“Ahh something bit me” always gets me lol 😂 after knowing he took a bullet lol
To me, this is the best thing to come out of Hollywood in the last fifty years, if not forever.
“You still... Lt. Dan.” Powerful.
Quite simply one of the greatest cinematic performances of all time
This movie brings up a lot of emotions in me for some reason. I wish I could erase my memory of this and watch it again like I have never seen it before. When he says goodbye to Jenny I get pretty misty.
Gary Sinise has a foundation that helps veterans
Damn, 46 years old seen this movie I don't know how many times and I still tear up....
Their relationship was amazing. Really enjoyed seeing them as mates
made his peace with god, so god gave him brand new legs so that he could become a cop!
nah, the people who became cops are the bullies who chased forest in a truck at the beginning of the movie. They lived out their dreams of getting paid to bully and harass people with their cool license to murder badge and gun
No, so he could become a Morlock
@@untilitookanarrow lol ok npc
My dad was a cop he died during the attacks on 9/11 he saved 9 people before he was crushed by falling debris. All cops aren’t bad.
@@80sman986, one bad cop destroys the entire police service. there is a lot more than ONE bad cop!
“so you boys from Arkansas?” right after they told him Alabama.. always gets me.
Both of those states are hicksville so...
One of the greatest movies of all time.
Fighting for the American dream on all fronts. Overcoming despair and residing in hope for your neighbor. This is by far my most favorite inspiring movie! These actors deserve a Oscar for its brilliant performance!
would you fight for your country today? under the ruling of Donald The Traitor Dictator?
@@zuestoots5176 the irony of your post is borderline comical. You talk of him being a dictator while you freely post your opinions on a public forum of the internet with no repercussions
@@zuestoots5176 A very interesting opinion you have, however. To answer the question on would i fight for my country today, I would. If not for my country\president, but my fellow brother in uniform at the very least. Who i know is just as afraid of death as i am. Its the one thing all humans of war can relate to.
Except for 1812, Mexican American war, Spanish American War, Indian Wars, and Korea and any others I might have forgotten in history class.
He really knew what it was like to not be able to use his legs.
Forrest: Even Lt. Dan come and watch me play.
Lt. Dan: Looking out the window lol.
Forrest Gump...American War Hero 🏅♥️
Movie: Died in Every Single American War
Also movie: *Forgets Korean*
Well his daddy died in ww2 so maybe no one was there to fill the gap
Seems like everyone forgets about the Korean war why do you think people call it the forgotten war.
Lt Dan recovered and kept leading and helping and protecting his soldier Forrest as time went on. "He got me involved with some fruit company, and we don't gotta worry about money no more..." Thanks LT Dan for leading.
2:41 Even Lt. Dan came to watch me play. Lt. Dan staring into space.
0:19 I can't help but laugh
The last one be like...
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No nonsense around Lt Dan !!
No I didn't thought it was nice when leutenant Dan said . " Don't ever call him stupid" a true friend
This movie don't have the depth of Kubrick, the charisma of Scorsese or the vision like Nolan. Yet it touches our raw emotions with its sheer simplicity and storytelling. It is like your mom is telling a fairytale while the child you is half asleep dreaming about the story. Its marvellous.
Did you really just put Nolan in the same group as Kubrick and Scorsese?
@@entertainme7523 Nolan is one of the greatest of our times, just like Kubrick, Hitchcock, Scorsese of their times. Drawing comparison as to who is best is a vain exercise at best brother. People say Oh but Nolan is too stuck with one theme. So was Scorsese, with his mob and crime drama theme.
4:19 Lt. Dan resting his head on Forest mourning deeply about his lost legs"
Forest: "You're still Lt.Dan"
Hits you deep everytime you see it
Honestly this movie is one of the best movie I ever see in TV
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"I GOTTA FIND BUBBAAAAAA!"
😭
i gotta find bubbaaa!!
Sgt Sam is the true hero of the film, we just dont see his side of this wonderful story
Lt Dan is not the only or best character development in the movie, Jenny’s growth and overcome of abuse and trauma is one of the most beautiful and tragic things the movie offers
Gump was stupidly smart but was brave enough to save both his friends
When I graduated BT the Lt.Dan band came to play at a bar on base. Pretty cool to meet Gary haha
You have to hand it to lt dan. At least he wasn't a racist at a time when it was widely accepted and he gave solid advice, despite never following his own advice.
Didn't mock the mentally challenged much either
@@Amoore-vv9wx then he married a vietnamese woman soo
Poor Lt. Dan :(
Lt. Dan I got you some ice cream
Lt. Dan Ice Creaaaaam
@@henrysheffield3998 🍦 🚽😒
Awesome film with a fantastic soundtrack... Hanks best film.. green Mile too
Okay and castaway..
"do you know what its feels not to be able to use your legs?"
"y.. yes sir i do"
0:58 My main rule for life.
*gets shot in the buttocks*
"AHHH! Something bit meh!"
I cried when gump asking jenny about his son 'condition'
Squidward and Spongebob Real Life
Fuck, I didn't realize that getting shot in the ass saved Forrest's life.
Had he been standing, that tripwire mine would have torn him and Dan to shreds.
Its cleary an rpg been fired. You can see the barrel burst from the tree line after the muzzle flash that shoots forest.
Since the whole movie was the resemblence of modern American history, what happened to Lieutenant Dan was the resemblence of Vietnam trauma over Americans. A guy that comes from a family history of fighting with victories, he was furious not only losing his legs but not having a chance to die. While it was seen that he was blaming Forrest because he saved him, he was also blaming himself inside for the defeat. The whole depression process evolved later into being angry to life at all until it ended with the ship scene.
It was really satisfying to see a good ending for Dan, having a peace finally.
Poor lootainant Dang, he was so devoted, and he had his destiny ((
LMAO "Lootainant Dang"
@@USMCLP Forrest pronounced just this way)
I forgot how good this movie was.
*Woody when he finds out a Star Wars hunter took his friends*
2:37
You missed out "magic legs"
I named my snake Lt Dan.
That just looks right.
2:12 the only medic in bf1 to revive you.
Somebody in his family had fought and died at every single American war so I guess you could say he had to live up to.
@Andrew Lol
He never said so, but i think he made his peace with god. Powerful. When i think or hear about this movie thats the scene i remember fondly.
one of the few best movies ever filmed. period.
Fascinating how forrest didnt just do what he was told.... (in reference to how he said being in the army wasnt that hard since all you have to do is do what you are told)
It just shows how much he truly did care for Bubba.