Soldier Is Unaware That The Innocent Girl He Kidnapped Will Ruin His Life
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- Опубликовано: 19 май 2024
- During the Vietnam war, a girl is taken from her village by five American soldiers. Four of the soldiers rape her, but the fifth refuses. The young girl is killed. The fifth soldier is determined that justice will be done. The film is more about the realities of war, rather than this single event.
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It's too bad in real life all these guy's sentences got shortened then paroled. Disgusting and sad.
Just part of war man doesnt mean its right but irl these incidents are swept under the rug, it wont have an ending like the movie.
White privilege
@@dikshithaariyawansa1299 No, even in war that's not okay. And people like that do the same outside of war if they get away with it.
@@qq84 i never said its okay 😂, but it true that it happens and most of the time there are no consequences.
War can take away a kids humanity, empathy and reasoning. They are told who the enemy is and spend years fighting against them. After that trauma anyone who looks like the enemy are also seen as such. Doesn't make any of it right but how do you expect 18 and 19 year olds to cope with everything they see and have to do. How can you expect a kid to kill over and over yet keep their soul intact?
I remember this movie. It triggered so many people in the theater. Some women left, the rape scene was too realistic. The veterans would leave for the scene. We put warnings on the door saying when and how long the scene was. Good movie though. Thank you for the recap
People get triggered because they can't handle the truth.
@@yummychips_or they experienced it. You make it seem that being unable to sit through a terrible scene comfortable is a bad thing. Just means they don’t like it, which is good.
@@yummychips_ I don't sit and watch rape scenes therefore can't handle the truth, yeah you sound that dumb.
@@yummychips_PTSD mate.
@@kaylahliam6940PTSD? So they can watch fight scenes without problems, but when they are faced with the Sex crimes they commited, this triggers their 'trauma'? Poor veterans really had to suffer, when they raped all These women and children...
This movie was based on real life btw expect all these disgusting murderers/rapists were all let out in less than 7 years and paroled. American justice system working its magic as always
Only one person was a murderer But I hear ya
7 years is a long time
The one who killed the poor girl later got into more trouble after being charged of being accessory after the fact in the murder of a black Navy sailor in 1992. He turned out to be a leader of a white supremacist movement, alongside the murderer himself. Ofc, he only served 1 year probation in exchange for his testimony. Jesus Christ.
@@gigglemaniarunninwild2207 You think 7 years are enough for rapists?
@@gigglemaniarunninwild2207 Hardly.
This is based on the true story of the Incident on Hill 192, in real life, the soldiers served very little time, with the longest incarceration only 3 years, yeah, for kidnapping, gang rape and murder. In the well known case of the My Lai massacre, the rape and slaughter of hundreds of women and children resulted in one guy serving three and a half years. Guess they didn't teach you that in history class.
US based rule order
Thank you for that info.
Also don't forget the agent orange, whose effect is still active until today. Just google "War Remnants museum fetus".
Thats why you should never invite a foreign military in your country.
Fight it out yourself...win or lose.
I didn't learn about that one until I watched a 10 hour documentary on Vietnam.
If you saw the movie, it says that it was based on a true story. All they did was changed the names involved, for his own safety.
And they didn't mention that the sentences got lifted. One of them served 4 years, the rest was paroled, complete whitewash.
@@qq84you mean government washed. Stop bringing race into it.
@qq84 It was heavily implied that would happen in the movie. After the sentencing and the criminals are glaring at him while walking out, Erikson remembers his commanding officer saying that these guys aren't going to do any real time and they going to be looking for payback. Hardly whitewashed
I remember hearing something similar in Afghanistan, some guy was didding kids, when my friend saw it he reported to command but was told he was too valuable as an intel asset and told to keep quiet. My friend told another buddy who goes on patrol with the diddler. One day his squad reported he got “lost” and went missing on patrol and that was that.
Good man
Did your friend survive or they executed him?
@@user-td2jw9ze2c nothing happened to him its not like he did anything
@@dannyyous was he deported home?
@@user-td2jw9ze2c didn’t you hear? NOTHING happened, the friend didn’t do anything, the guy just went missing on his own
The girl's acting was so real i mean that was her first acting and i cried during her scenes
I recalled reading an article about her audition; the director asked her to look scared that’s how she got the job.
The officer that told Ericsson to forget about the r*pe made my blood boil...
IRL most of them are like that though...
@@momokui See a vet, remind them of why they are below everyone.
@@rh906idiot
@@rh906You’re a rat
it's part of the movie.
The reason even South Vietnamese hated the US troops is because this happens way more often than US cares to admit. Do a google search and you'll find a "famous incident" that to date the US government refused to acknowledged even though many military personnel with knowledge of the incident bought it to light and repented for their sins. I came from a proud military family and always support the military, or should I say honor and integrity which the military should represent. Vietnam was a disgrace, and it's not because we lost the war.
You don't win wars with "honor and integrity".
USA never lost a single war
@@StRanGerManYagainst a third world country 😂
@@crymeaariver it lost against Afghanistan.
@@StRanGerManYAmericans almost always attack third world countries
The fact that the heinous acts are so common in the US military 😭😭
Do you understand the type of people that sign up for combat arms?
These are NOT common in the military. I don't know where you get that opinion but it's not based on any facts. I served 21 in the military and served in Afghanistan, Iraq, and many other places. I've seen many bad people do bad things to other people but it wasn't American servicemembers. Don't conflate this movie with how professional servicemembers conduct themselves. The only reason you are free and can make stupid remarks on YT is because of the sacrifice of the U.S. Servicemember. If you can't find it in your dark heart to support them, then STFU.
@@anotherarmchairhistorian2831 Do you understand that the most professional, highly qualified, highly motivated, and the best citizens are U.S. Servicemembers? I served for 21 years and was part of a Profession of Arms. I was trained better, worked harder, faced more challenges (physical, mental, spiritual) and had more responsibility than you can ever possibly fathom. It's easy for those who didn't serve to make comments like you. You most likely were either too selfish or didn't have the testicular fortitude to serve a cause greater than yourself. You don't have to respect my service, but don't EVER disrespect what I and many other did to serve the great people (you included genius) of the U.S.
@@erikc3057 bold of you to assume I never served. Abs don't act like we're all saints. Most of us were shit bags. At least I've got the balls to admit it. I didn't serve nearly a long as your salty ass. I'm glad I did and have no regrets but most of us were young and stupid. Now nobody went around doing shit like this on a deployment in my unit but it did happen in Iraq. A lot of stuff happened that shouldn't have happened. Get over yourself. You're not special and I fought for the right to say whatever I damn well please just like you did. Keyboard warrior punk.
@@erikc3057 Don't waste your time trying to convince them. Most people nowadays will see a few scattered pieces of information then proclaim themselves as an expert on any matter or formulate an opinion purely based on emotion. If you actually questioned the reasoning behind their belief, typically it would come down to zero actual facts, just hunches and hearsay.
Very sad that soldiers behave badly to local population, as an ex PTI in the Army it makes me sick to the core that these men can behave like this, not soldiers but animals.
Stories like this happen during war time in every country. Men become beasts if they think they won’t be held responsible for their actions. Empathy and mercy cease to exist if they can have control and pleasure.
It does not surprise me that a person turns savage when theyre put in a situation where they have to kill or be killed
@@victorl3969 Lots of excuses aint it?
spoils of war. russia did the same to german wmen and so did many countries during world war 2
@@khangnguyen1759Not really your psyche really changes for the worse, some are more affected then others
I was an 'extra' in this movie. I dd some filed scenes and finally in the courtroom as 'stenographer'. Michael Fox kept his cigarettes in my desk drawer! At break times I ate pineapple with the Vietnamese girl actor 'Thuy'. All people were good fun to be around. I had some good photos taken with Sean Penn . Phuket 1988.
very cool
Incredible.. ! Do you have those pictures posted online somewhere man? It will be highly interesting to see them.
Yeah. This film had me somewhat traumatized when I saw it when I was 9. What they did do that poor girl was beyond sickening. Saw the film again yrs later when I was in my 20’s. Had the same effect on me.
same i saw this when i was around 8 or 9 and it traumatized me
Sergeant “brownie” is crazy😂
I was looking for this comment lmao
It's a nickname, his last name was Brown
This is the one movie that I could not watch twice. The way that innocent girl was brutalized and killed is something I don't want to really think about. Knowing that it really happened is what makes it so disturbing. How war can turn ordinary people into evil monsters. But the propensity to do such things must already be there in them and war just allows them to act on them without being held to account except in this case because of one decent and moral soldier that reported what they did. Who knows what other atrocities took place that was never reported and just chucked up to war. Also that actress that played the part did it so convincingly as though it was real. I felt so sorry for her.
Atrocities take place in every war. I do believe every human on earth is capable of evil but few are put in situations were that evil can run unchecked. Another human trying to take your life and surviving it will change the way someone thinks.
@@fenderman931 There are countries, even those we look down on and consider "threats to the rules-based order" that will execute their own soldiers for this kind of behavior. But in the US military, I have seen firsthand that this is tolerated, covered up, and even celebrated.
I worked at a movie theater for three years in the 1980's. I saw people almost running out of the auditorium showing this film. I saw the film and it was jarring.
I started college a month later. Some students I was friendly with were triggered by the film...they looked at me like a criminal because I watched the film. I realized that they left, they never finished the film. They didn't want to hear anything else about the film.
I had to raise my voice a little to let them know justice is served at the end of the film.
Once I got that out, they calmed down.
Some people just want to remain triggered and not know the truth.
This film was different from every film I have ever watched, It is the only movie i do not want to see again because it was so realistic and the fact that it really happened is what makes it almost unwatchable. How those soldiers could do that to that terrified girl is just absolutely monstrous.
Did you know that after the movie finished, i.e in real life, the men who did those crimes were paroled after 7 years of prison?
Sounds like this current generation of kids. Always triggered and offended.
@@vxy357its a double edge sword no generation is perfect in that land. The older ones are r4p1st in a soldiers clothing pretending to be heroes. The newer ones zre fked up and snowflakes. So i guess its a generational curse.
2:12 kill the enemies? You're the enemy 😂
And this is why so many Vietnam vets were treated like garbage when they came back even though some were innocent the majority of them were involved with this and other kinds of crimes against the locals 😢
Vietnam was just a country fighting for it's freedom from invaders. It's crazy how the US pushed a narrative that they were good ones killing people in other countries.
Augustine, There's no denying that it happened but the MAJORITY!!? And since you were over there for a tour I guess you're an authority now! The majority of our guys fought with honor. Those who were without honor were the politicians. If you really care you could read "....Unheralded Victory...." by Mark Woodruff, a Marine grunt who'll give you the real skinny on what was going on over there. I suggest you do a little more research other than watch just one movie with Sean Penn in the lead role, who wouldn't have lasted one day as a Squad Leader in the real army. Regards, Denis Berte' USMC (Nam 70-71)
@@denisberte778 I'm sure that a good half of Vietnam vets had no bad intention. That being said, there is no honor in invading another country. The Vietnamese were fighting for their freedom from invaders.
@@P.90.603 north Vietnam invaded south Vietnam with the help of the Chinese. The reason the US never won the war is they refused to move into north Vietnam.
@@benjaminr8961 US tried to influence direction of Vietnam politics.
I knew a guy that fought in the war. He clarified everything that I suspected that went on during those days. Same thing was happening during WW2 and the last couple wars our country was involved in. He even mentioned the fact that you’ll never see another war film that depicted what some of our own military was doing to civilians. He was right. I was surprised when news concerning our soldiers raping & murdering each other was released to the public.
Real men go to war for rape and plunder
So soldiers rape each other?
The biggest reason many resent the USA to this day, the Vietnam war, not so old to be held under "different times" excuses, the amount of war crimes commited and the reason for their involvement makes things worse.
Back to the days when movies are still worth watching in cinemas. Though I wasnt even born yet when this was shown
There are still movies worth watching you just have to seek them out. There are movies coming out right now that are just as sexy, gross, terrifying, and disturbing as ever. Plus, you live in a time with access to all those old movies too. We live in a great time in history.
@@kenilwort7350nowadays movies like this may get canceled for depicting war too realistically. It’s strange seeing as movies like this aren’t depicting them as a good thing
Wew?
The ending is crazy how he meets a woman resemblance of her in the San Francisco bus like a message of thanking him.
Dr. Valerie Wieskamp, who has written about these kind of acts in U.S. wars, cites the film as an example of the whitewashing of U.S. military war crimes in popular culture.
She highlights how the few changes made to the real story serve to support a narrative of the military as a flawed, but ultimately just and heroic institution. Among the details she highlights is its failure to mention that the sentences imposed at trial were later severely cut down, with the last of the perpetrators being freed after only four years. While Eriksson/Storeby is the hero whose bravery is suggested to represent U.S. national and military identity, even the villains on his squad are granted an imaginary backstory of a recently fallen squadmate to 'explain' their acts."
Well yeah, there was no way this movie would have been made if they went fully accurate. People couldn't stomach half this movie even with the changes, there is no way they would have accepted it if it was historically accurate. It would probably be worse off and treated as fiction if anything.
Well, most of those young guys probably had traumatic backstories and war usually brings out the worst people. I'm not trying to justify their crimes, and they should be punished for it, but many of those guys probably did watch their friends get killed by an enemy hiding in the bushes, sometimes also protected by nearby villagers. There was probably a lot of resentment, rage etc.
@@HerrMikael 🇺🇲 --> modern version of mongolian empire
@@shyntrax Don't be ridiculous. Maybe in your fascist propagandist world view
@@HerrMikael Citizen of _lie_
Based on a true story, what Americans did to innocent Vietnamese is just so sick and gross and inhuman and inhumane that it's hard NOT to shame and dislike every single one of them when they came back home to America. Vietnam vets wonder why they're hated, and this is one of the many reasons.
Altered of a true story to whitewash amerika barbarism.
When your best friends are being blown up next to you and you are holding them in your hands till they die your humanity usually goes out the window. Did you know how poorly the German citizens were treated by the Americans during the occupation of Berlin post ww2? The Americans raped tons of boys, girls, women, even old women too. It was dangerous to walk past two soldiers for a young woman. Did we cheer those guys when they came home? Yes. War is hell. There's a reason why....... The Vietnam vets got treated HORRIBLY by the people when they came home. Most were forced to go even if they wanted to be a draft dodger. Not only that, but your country is the best at propaganda in the world.
Name the case or bs
Bruh, everyone has and does continue to do this type of stuff it's called war!!
Hence why us white folks get our women and children OUT!!
instead of using them for COVER!
🤷🤦
@@marcreeves5980
literally true thought. You basically can see how many Viet who looks mix and most of them were abandoned by their mom as baby. Your USA government will just try so hard to sweep it under the rag. We all saw the pictures of USA troops did heinous crimes toward Viet community, AKA their civilians who not even one of the communist soldiers. Starting from the orange experiments, until the sexual assault crimes.
I'm comment as Malaysian, a country who accept Viet refugees during your USA soldiers committing crime wars and genocide on Vietnam. Most of them flee are women and childrens, many of them even act hysteria because they're victims of your USA heinous crimes. You can came to Malaysia to check one of island, that Malaysia let Viet refugees stay at there. There's alot of story and medical report cases keep by Malaysia government and Malaysian community who's act as NGOs in there
Holy crap, that was John C Reilly. I had no idea he was a well known actor before the late 90s/2000s.
He was just a small role, unknown then, hard eight is when he got his first major role of any recognition
Yeah he was even in Hoffa
John Reilly didn't hit his groove until that group dance scene in Boogie Nights.
This is his first debut actually, before he went to other roles especially the comedic ones. Also, the young John Leguizamo as Diaz.
this was the only role Sean pean ever actually fit character wise.
old sean wasnt acting.i bet he treats women that way irl
Exactly considering penn supporters the murders aka Ukraine.
@@camlee2341penn also was locked with serial killer Richard ramiarez
C'mon. He's weird, but he's a great actor
@@donaldshotts4429 too real ..he beat madonna too
Poor Vietnam
they got their pound of flesh off the US military but its sad to say that cowards like this were the ones who were most likely to come home
I hope Eriksson can get a lot of therapy and maybe one day he can even find it in him to be proud of himself. He knew legally he never would've faced any repercussions by leaving the matter alone and in fact was risking a hell of a lot by doing so, but he was determined to get justice for that poor girl.
This movie was based on the incident on Hill 192. Eriksson was based on Private Robert M. Storeby, one of the most courageous whistleblowers I've heard of. Couldn't find anything on Storeby online besides the incident itself, but I hope he's doing well.
@@KyanoAng3l0 Me, too. Regardless of whether it's the fictional Eriksson or the real-life Storeby, both deserved to live out what was left of their lives in peace and whatever happiness they could find. It takes a lot of guts to stand up to an enemy, but it takes a real man to be willing to take a stand against his own friends/allies/comrades.
Brutal. Its lost on most people but: a military is at its best when it is defending its homeland, it is at its worst when its deployed far away. Peace.
War brings out the worst in humanity. I think the moral of the story was more about there was someone couragous enough to stand up against the evil even at great cost to himself. I mean they even tried to kill him.
This movie scarred me when it first came out. I was like 9 at the time so I guess that wasn't a odd reaction.
oddly enough ive never seen this movie. also the way you are telling the story is perfect. the tone volume pitch and pace i love it. keep up the great work you just got a new sub
After they go home from the war the soldiers are recognised as hero’s by their country. No hero hurts an innocent person 😢
Your recaps are fantastic! How do you choose which movies to review? Can't wait for your next upload!
Japan, Vietnam, Iraq... whose next?
Obviously not Russia, Big brave Murican's hiding behind Ukrainian skirts when faced with the real deal.
This movie always make me sick, cause sexual assult crimes always come along its path.
I love your recap😅
Omg. I saw this movie as a child. It really got to me. I occasionally thought about it but it’s a great movie in the way it shows how even our own people can be monsters. War brings out the truth of people.
I remember watching this as a kid and always come back to the girl just standing on the bridge.
Sadly more of such atrocities were committed by American troops against Vietnamese people. Such crimes, atrocities and heinous acts are one of the reasons why the US failed at pacifying the Vietnamese and get them on their side and stopped supporting the Viet Cong.
Great Scott!
I had seen this movie when I was just a kid and hated every single minute of it. And to learn these events have happened in real life tears me apart 😢
Something similar happened in Iraq to a 14-year old girl, her parents and little sister were killed and she was burned after the act. It's called Mahmudiyah Killings by US service men.
It also has a movie based on it called "Redacted" but they increased the age of girl to 15-16 still it was boycotted hard by US public.
it amazes me how good these are
Masterpiece of how life rhymes in time and overtime, this is the movie all about it.
Sad part is that this actually happens in wars not just by Americans
I remember watching this when it came out...i was outraged, and heartbroken.
He ruined his own life.
Under-rated movie. One of Michael J Fox’s best roles.
This happens in war every day , it has happened in war forever. This exact same situation.
Seen this movie a couple of times and the most realistic thing in the movie......is Marty McFly.....traveling back in time to fight in the Vietnam conflict. The most unrealistic thing in this movie? John C. Reilly being skinny.
Bruh why you do my man John C Reilly dirty like that 😂
@watch1981 Actually, I'm a big fan. This was his first film......among my favs that he was in....Boogie Nights.
_Wow! This was a Good Vid!_ ❤
I completely forgot about this movie, it’s really good- hard to watch but good. It really upset me, but I absolutely recommend to everyone.
There's historians who went through the de-classified records, and they found during the Vietnam war, US troops were involved in massacres & gang rape on a weekly basis. They operated with impunity since the troops were force conscripted, didn't want to be there, they felt their gov betrayed them and were angry at the Vietnamese for causing the reason they are forced to be there, so they took it out on the villagers. Commanders knew the resentment was rife, they knew soldiers would be disobedient if they were prevented to have their "fun", so they all turned a blind eye. Can you even imagine it, 11 years, massacres & rapes event every single week. And only one person was ever prosecuted (My Lai massacre which press covered), he got 3 & 1/2 years jail time then parole. For the murder of hundreds of innocent women & children!
its the white people and their white supremacy, they dont consider non whites as humans, thats why they always got away with these war crimes. may i know the historian you are talking about?
I never knew about this movie that Michael J fox starred in. How am I just find out about this now. Thank you Danielle 😅
Same happened during the british rule in Kenya. Crimes against women and children.
So many young men who went on to be great actors in time.
This film traumatized me a bit as a teen. Such a departure from BttF.
But it is a very important film IMO
I remember this film very vividly. It horrified me, and I think it left "scars"in my subconscience. I never forget those horrible images. I saw the film once, and I'll never see it again. How can people be so vile....?!
Fortune Son starts playing 🎵🎶
Casualties of War was a true gem of a movie. Unfortunately, it came out around the same time as Platoon and Full Metal Jacket so it didn't get the same recognition as those two films. Plus, Michael J, Fox was not known for being a dramatic actor so a lot of people let the movie pass them by. If you are a fan of Vietnam War movies, you should definitely watch it.
I've always remembered this movie. Michael J. Fox's best role, if you ask me. Sean Penn was born to play this role.
I saw this movie years ago and that was the hardest part to watch in this movie. I would never watch this again. I was so glad they were made accountable!!!
The sad true is that these crimes are allowed to happen, encouraged or fully backed by higher ups during times of war.
I Remember This Movie and It's True Story Also DISTURBING!!
Wow. An all star cast 30yrs after 🙏
Welcome to democracy! The American way.
bruh what
I remember watching this movie years ago. So disturbing.
We were the baddies.
Definitely
still are
Always has been
You guys did the same thing to in Iraq, Cuba, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Syria, Yemen
We British Redcoats became good now. After forgiving our wickedness we inflected over our Colonies
Just Leave Her Alone Mr 😱😱
Casualties of War (1989) directed by Brian De Palma
Starring
Michael J. Fox
Sean Penn
John C. Riley
John Leguizamo
Please do a recap of Heaven & Earth (1993) by Oliver Stone
starring Tommy Lee Jones, Haing S. Ngor, Joan Chen, and Hiep Thi Le.
Always so funny to see homie’s are the first one to get hit in almost every movie
This was a very powerful movie to watch, it made me very emotional that this type of thing happens in Vietnam 🇻🇳 .
I have been looking for a reasonable priced UK Blu Ray of this movie on eBay for months. It's one of the few 80s Brian De Palma movies I haven't seen.
All I told my guys in desert Storm and later in Shitcanistan was " Don't do anything you wouldn't want to tell your grandkids about and you'll be ok "
Sean Penn stayed in character throughout the filming of "Casualties of War". Talk about method acting.
i dont think he needs to stay in charcter he really was a douchebag
thats crazy
Wth.... JOHN C REILLY...LEIGUIZAMO... Sean Penn... Michael J Fox.. in an 80s biopic about NAM'...I NEVER KNEW THIS MOVIE EXISTED... These are some of my favorite actors... this movie looks like it's GOODM
Despite the great cast the movie flop
Don't forget Ving Rhames. Even though just a small part.
This movie broke me.
LOL! I love to read about many people left the theater... they were expecting propaganda not truth.
5:33 that face🤣
I like how he is describing enemies 😂
Every day that goes by, I see why woman chose the bear
It's a great movie along with Platoon.
MY FAVORITE WAR MOVIE.
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What is the movie called?
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This is giving me Vietnam Fortnite 1945 || world war
One of the most disturbing war movies ever......especially that it's based on a true story.
Spoilers ahead, watch out, and take care.
Thanks.
I needed that.
Watched this movie years ago and it was heartbreaking to me.😢 What they did to that young lady was awful
The Casualties of War!
So with this actor lineup how did it do worse than Platoon? I'm honestly too lazy to see when platoon was produced but it had to have been produced at the same time based on one of the actors who's in both movies did you see in one shot standing next to Michael J Foxtrot
Men☕☕☕☕☕☕☕
More Like USA 🍷🍷🍷
@@arielmalsireal5453 still belong to that community 😮💨 now their are spreading their masculinity 🪖🪖 in Ukraine , Iran ...
Poor Ladies need to learn Ninja, Kung-fu !!!!!
@@arielmalsireal5453 According to psychology there is a monster sleeping inside every man's heart...send him to any w@r filed as 🪖...all the women their gonna see that Monster!!! 101% truth
@@arielmalsireal5453 Nah, it’s men ☕️
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Why is his comments off in his new vid?
Remember seeing This as a kid and was sicken by this movie
Part of a college paper was based on this film. Had to go looking for the original information on microfilm.
This one was sad.