Lone Survivor and American Sniper movies coming

[HarrisonTX]

I want to see the movie but I hope it gets better. Little things kill me sometimes, and that door was obviously open (You can see it at 17 seconds).

Who cares if it was open? In a real life situation he's not going to his hand off his rifle to politely open the door....bro.

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http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=8ZtrhRRw53Y&sns=fb

Can't youtube embed from taptalk apparently.

I want to see the movie but I hope it gets better. Little things kill me sometimes, and that door was obviously open (You can see it at 17 seconds).

[dee]

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Can't youtube embed from taptalk apparently.

[BERT]

He really only needs to read the 2nd half of the book for the mission, as the first half of the book is about BUDS training.

Hell I would take the Cliff's notes at this point

[GhostTX]

Really bro you should get the book and read it in one sitting. I am not a big reader and the book held my attention until I had finished it in one sitting.

He really only needs to read the 2nd half of the book for the mission, as the first half of the book is about BUDS training.

[GE]

If anyone has a flight on one of the newer AA planes, it's one of the free movie selections available right now.

[exlude]

I agree. There were several aspects that I wished had followed closer to the book. I particularly didn't care for the arguing over whether to kill the goat herders when in the book they didn't argue just mentioned their options. Also when Murphy was killed it was a bad deal not exactly like the movie. Luttrell mentions having to drop his gun to cover his ears while Murph screamed for help.

I, personally, enjoyed that dialogue. Their situation has become a textbook example of right vs. wrong and the grey area in between for military studies. It's very easy, in a movie situation, to say they made the wrong call. But as a human, that define their lives.

[jefehbk]

How did it really end? I just watched it last night and thought it was pretty damn good. Really intense though lol

Really bro you should get the book and read it in one sitting. I am not a big reader and the book held my attention until I had finished it in one sitting.

[BERT]

Great movie except I wish they stuck to how it really ended instead of the artistic bs.

How did it really end? I just watched it last night and thought it was pretty damn good. Really intense though lol

[95ragtop]

Great movie except I wish they stuck to how it really ended instead of the artistic bs.

[Jose]

I haven't watched the movie to many times since I first saw it but I plan on buying the DVD mostly for the extras. For those of you that don't know, there's a documentary on Murph that's worth a watch. I downloaded it and it was OK but gives a lot of background on him.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1790825/

[jefehbk]

TTT
Lone Survivor came out on DVD and PPV today.
I watched it on PPV, and wow, what a movie. The very end, just before the credits, is what really got to me though.
Excellent, excellent movie.

This...I bought got my blu ray copy. Must have movie for anyone's collection.

[Probie]

I think Cooper could make a fairly convincing Chris Kyle. He's definitely getting the build for it.

I saw that the other day and had to do a double take :/

[dee]

Exactly what the public (read: people who knew and loved Murph) needs to see when watching a movie about their last battle.

While I didn't serve I agree whole heartedly. That is one of the things I liked about Band of Brothers as it showed some similar scenarios.

[Pokulski-Blatz]

Also when Murphy was killed it was a bad deal not exactly like the movie. Luttrell mentions having to drop his gun to cover his ears while Murph screamed for help.

Exactly what the public (read: people who knew and loved Murph) needs to see when watching a movie about their last battle.