Spy Game: Vietnam flashback with the sniper
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- During the Vietnam war, Tom Bishop (Brad Pitt) successfully accomplish a mission, impressing Muir (Robert Redford).
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I do give them props for finding an actual Mi-2 instead of using a Huey like they did in Rambo 2.
Me too.
To be fair, it's probably much easier to get a Hind after the fall of the Soviet Union than in the mid-1980's.
They made up for it by screwing up everything related to the snipers rifle
The Vietnamese DID use bunch of captured Huey post-Vietnam War which is depicted in Rambo II.
I love old Russian Helos, ever seen a KA-26? They look straight out of Star Wars
Fun fact : Russel Adler from CODBOCW was inspired by this Robert Redford character.
I was literally thinking why do I feel like I've seen adler somewhere before
@@Jupiter.141 i think They got Brad Pitt too... The style really, really nearing those two...
I noticed this during Covid 😅
A good movie with John Le Carré-style characterization and tradecraft-once you accept the essential premise that it’s a movie.
This and Body of Lies are so similar in tone. It’s crazy when both brothers make a similar film and their tones are very alike. RIP Tony Scott. I still couldn’t believe he killed himself. He’s made so many good films. His style is unlike most things. I think to describe it best is it’s Ridley Scott blended with Oliver Stone. Stone has that weird way of editing like “Natural Born Killers” or “Any Given Sunday”.
Love this movie! Just wished they didn't cut Wong's character out of the prison break. Thought it was amiss to the story where both Wong and Redford saved Pitt's character out of loyalty
Young Benedict Wong before he joined Dr Strange.
Wow....👍
To clarify people, this movie is not about Carlos Hathcock. It's a fictional story about two CIA operatives, and is actually really good. There are obviously accuracy issues with the weapon/scope/and evasion depicted in this scene - but the movie on the whole is actually really good.
You Are So Right about This
Starting by the vietnamese flying american Sykorsky helo…. If any chopper at all. That alone is a unexplicable mistake. But the movie is good.
If it was even close to being based on Carlos it would be a total disgrace! Nothing accurate about it, horrible acting, horrible scene.
@@jaymass1178 Yes You Are So Right about This
They would have never seen or found Hathcock…..he was too good and smart.
The sniper takes the shot, followed by his spotter instantly unloading his mag straight into the cockpit of that helicopter, then bug out quickly...at least that's what should have happened, the way I see it.
...when you're still learning how to construct a sniper hide.
lol
"The NVA doesn't have Air Support."
Well your Intel sucks then.
Kinda expected salty Intel fans replying to your comment about how AMD sucks even more, to be honest. :P
LOL
This was Muir’s only stupid comment throughout the whole movie. “NVA doesn’t have air support.” Oh yea, you’re totally right, I’m looking at a ghost helicopter right now. 🤣
Love how they can talk in a helicopter like that.
In reality, nobody talks in a chopper without a microphone, earphones.
Hey, Wong's dad just had his life saved!
Gotta love that 'piss' filter they used to film this
It is a flashback scene that is depicting what Muir (Redford) told his colleagues in the situation room. That’s why it’s distorted. If you’ve seen the resolution of the movie then it is a clue to mark Muir as an unreliable narrator.
@@fabssta814 It's a Tony Scott flick, dude loves the 'piss filter'
Big nice Hollywood helicopter explosion!
Fake
@@1972scenic I dunno about "fake" (what does that even mean?) but the editing is complete rubbish. Tony Scott was a fucking hack
La mejor escena de la película, sirvió de inspiración a otra película, como Shooter protagonizada por Mark wahlberg.
Esta escena era inspiración para el nivel de Francotirador en Call of Duty 4. Hasta la música es similar
Underrated movie, very good.
Makes a 1015 yard headshot on a moving target. Can't hit a door gun 20 yards away moving steadily.
With a .308 on top of that! And that scope had a hell of a view for that range. Gotta love hollywood.
surprisingly the target was the only one that didn't move, even after the first hit.
Didn't know that US snipers used Lee Enfield bolt action rifles in Nam. Yet again, the spotter was packing an Ak47, so who knows?
No expert, but a scene prior to this shows that Pitt and his native spotter tried to fully adapt to Nam, all the way to cooking and eating the same meal. Maybe that answers the AK47 part.
First off let's keep in mind it's a movie and thus here to entertain you. They had to use the Enfield as it was only one left in the gun prop shop. Seems some other Hollywood types had gathered the weapons a six shooter I heard and gone out to ping some people...Not sure but heard it was some dude that dislikes Brad...recall his last name was Baldman or Baldloser....oh ...wait it was Baldwhiner
Not really sure what they were trying to do with the sniper rifle. Maybe pass it off as an older model Parker Hale rifle? Tom Bishop and is sidekick were in the MACV/SOG and they typically used non-standard and enemy weapon which included AK-47's and RPD's. Some SOG members even went out on patrol in black pajamas and stuff like that.
My old man who had 47 months in Vietnam told me a lot of his LRRP guys picked up AKs and used them. They didn’t sound like and were more reliable than M16s. My Dad was 196TH LIB LRRP medic. RIP
@@chkrbrdvans I've read that the sound is one of the reasons that SOG guys used them. To confuse or misdirect the enemy basically.
How can you get out of the range of the village full of local minutemen, who know the terrain much better than you? Plus wounded fella and enemy helicopter, which spotted your very postition for the locals. We witness some fantasy world here.
The fact that Vietcong got a light bird and knew how maneuver that good are way questionable. Maybe I didn't pay attention in history class?
Or maybe you didn't pay attention during the movie?
It was a CHINESE officer they were killing. Fair to assume the chopper was also chinese?
@@misterysmithers8566 No, they aren't Chinese. To be honest, I have not watched the movie, I was just binging on random clips, but I actually looked up the plot and this was indeed in Vietnam. I mean, seriously, Hollywood movies can be stupid and incorrect lots of things in war movies, but not that much. These people are clearly Vietcong, they dressed even like one, see those hats? They aren't Chinese. The title even said Vietnam flashback, same with description.
@@SwornReaper It was in Nam but the officer is not VC but NVA, maybe liaisoning with VC in a remote area but possibly escorted. The use of helicopter by NVA is poorly documented. apparently the first unit including choppers was created after Paris treaty in 1973.
US sniper with a British rifle and a Kodak camera lense scope. Sure.
Carlos Hathcock is the origin of just about every sniper story ever told by Hollywood, and what he actually did makes this look like a walk in the park.
Glad I'm not the only one that noticed that. Nothing about that set up was correct 🤣
Carlos who?
This movie has nothing to do with Carlos Hathcock
Lmao, Hathcock was full of tall tales. He never killed a General, there was no Apache, there was no Cobra.
Ummm, they silhouetted themselves on the crest of that boulder. You are taught very early on, NEVER DO THAT!!!!
It reminds me of Russell adler from black ops cold war
Seems a tad imprudent to sit yourself on top of a hill with no concealment whatsoever, but that’s just me.
In my top ten of movies. Very Awesome.
The best dressed Vietnam snipers ever
Yay they shot down the chopper. That means they get to teleport 20kms to the LZ and avoid all the patrols from the fucking NVA base they were 200 meters away from.
That's how war works
Yeah for sure. Pretty sure if the NVA Helicopter already knew their position, ground troops would already be closing in.
guys, they were over 900m away... and its a fucking movie?
I was thinking the same thing. There would be mad foot patrols after them.
@@TheCurlsCrazy No way they're 900 meters away. 200 meters might even be a generous estimate.
Benedict Wong... what a hottie.
This scene was filmed in Morocco and they made it look like Vietnam.
Hmm
So many guys talking like they know some shit , it's a movie lads chill out and enjoy .
Can someone please explain the scene to me? Is Brad Pitt also Robert Redford? How did the chopper know there was a sniper? Why did the NVA Staff not immediately run?
Robert Redford was a CIA agent, and had sent Brad Pitt (Marine Sniper) and his observer to take out an NVA General. The chopper was flying around for security, grew suspicious and was moving to check if these weird bushes were indeed snipers. The NVA Staff didn't know what was going on and hesitated between the two shots.
Robert Redford wakes up in a mental hospital and realizes Brad Pitt is a figment of his imagination
@@commanderkeen3787 wait a minute
Buddy boy? Miss me.
Guess the CIA has Snipers.
NVA had helicopter?
Guess Wong forget to pack his Sling Ring....🤣🤣
Mi-2 aka TeaPot 😄
Was that Mi-2 Soviet or belongs to NVA?
Get to da CHOPPA
He almost got Wong killed.
Hmm...you would think a military helicopter's "skin" would be bulletproof to small arms fire...🤔
Nope. Bullet proofing a helo makes it too heavy to operate efficiently.
Didn't know Vietnam was in Mexico.
When was this movie??
2001 Spy Game
Explosion too big. It would’ve just crashed.
303?!…..weird
0:47 RUSSEL ADLER
No fucking way I would go to war if Angelina was waiting for me at home. He's a fool that Brad Pitt!
я пошла давно кто враг моей династий аметиаанской и его динамт ч враги
нарышников гру 5 минут на минут будет выполнено сама себе задание дала
Russian chopper cannot hit a target 6 feet down. What a joke.
The us lost the war so pitiful that they have to invent movies to make up for that 💁
awful cinematography. contrast completely burned. amatuer stuff.
на зоне труп ищетемой
Cod 4 MW - One shot, One kill
Soggy
This is the movie that started Matt Damon acting career a success.
Which is an amazing feat seeing as Matt Damon is not even in this movie!
Don't you confuse it with Courage Under Fire?
you ruined our land!
Horrible scene. Nothing about it is even close to being accurate
Yeah, that's why I hate those fucking Star Wars movies. Completely made up!
Do or do not, there is no try.
@@JudgeDreddMegaCityOne
Star wars is science fiction set in the future. The future is unknown. This scene was set in the past. Plenty of historical information about snipers in the Vietnam war, equipment used and tactics. Many of them are still alive to advise on films. Just a low budget, lazy, bad acting movie. I imagine you are more of a Star Trek nerd huh
@@jaymass1178 Yeah, the movie sucks, but not because how accurate it is. Tony Scott was always a hack, but not because he directed films without checking to see if it was tactically sound. A general lack of effort, and an over reliance on cliche and piss colored filters, k. But to pick apart this scene because the sniper isn't using the correct grip or bolt pull...stupid. Like, who the fuck cares? ESPECIALLY since it's a lazy , shitty movie. Hey, I imagine you're a big fan of Inglorious Basterds. Tell me I'm wrong.
I was never really a big fan of Star Trek, but sure, I'll cop to being a film nerd.
Movie wasn't that great...except for Redford's Porsche.
Don’t these studios hire military consultants? A Marine sniper’s spotter carrying an AK? Hollywood has warehouses full of prop guns, it’s not like they didn’t have an M16 laying around to use.
In Any recon missions like it's typical and more common to use a AK 47 then a m16.they both have distinct sounds when fireing so it makes more sense to use the weapon of your enemy
You should ask a military consultant why the sniper would carry an AK. The consultant would tell you why they didn't use one of the M16s laying around. And then you'll say something like, "Oh yeah..that makes sense."
Horríveu 👎👎
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