Exactly! If someone said to me that killing my family killer won't bring your family back, I'd say no shit Sherlock but they deserve it so its ok

yeah and sparing you wont either.

Exactly! Scumbags count on the forgiveness and good nature of the average person. That’s why evil continues to victimize innocent people. But….I think those days are coming to a close real quickly now.

Yes but we all know killing him wont bring his wife back. The sorrow and pain will forever exist and that’s why vengeance will also forever exist. Glad that revenge was taken by him so soon.

Nah. Should have took his time. No reason to ecpediate the process for his well being.

There was this cowboy movie where he plays the bad guy. Check that out - gives you serious creeps to see him as a villain.

WE WILL NEVER CROSS PATHS AGAIN.

@@Kncperseus What was the film?

@@TurnAGundam The Kid

@@firefoxcodex15 Thanks, I'll add that to my watchlist.

🤣I see what you did there

Zing!

looooooooong guts if I say

Only the faint of heart couldn't stomach this scene.

This scene kind of gives you that empty feeling...

Perhaps the movie best revenge kill ever.

@@ImajenThat Law Abiding Citizen but yeah this is right up there

@@winterspirit3734 dat shit was a masterpiece

Id have blood eagled the guy

@@winterspirit3734 Oh okay. Yeah, I forgot about that one.

He was all about handling his business.

@@andre-caillouxwilliams4100 Taking the Dog out to the kennel.

So intense. That scene actually stood out to me as well. The show established they wouldn’t leave someone behind and they would drag them , out of danger , in the exact same way. It hit so much harder knowing he was dragging this guy to his death.

especially cause bens a POS

"Like a lion dragging an antelope through the Serengeti" David Attenborough, probably.

ThIs show has a book?

@@lacosa24x Book 1: The Terminal List Book 2: True Believer Book 3: Savage Son Book 4: Devil's Hand

You forgot in the blood and also he didn't do this to the assassin he did it to the Jag

In the actual terminal list book it was a gang shootout not an actual trigger man so he went in and killed all of them at night. The kills were not this brutal thou, just efficient and necessary

@@femiomogoye6239 of course in the book he did go after the one that shot them because remember Lauren grazed him with her Glock.

I believe Chris Pratt has done other roles where he plays an operator, so he's probably super conscientious about being authentic.

@@ImajenThat only other roles I know he did military were The Tomorrow War and Zero Dark Thirty

@@JYang0602 Yes! Zero Dark Thirty in particular.

Also the screenplay was written my SEAL team members and I’m sure they were heavily involved in Chris’s training, being trained by the best certainly makes for authentic film

If you haven't seen it the earlier seasons of Strike Back are pretty good in terms of weapon manipulation and movement. We're still largely in the era of television "whos a bad girl force choking the magwell" though with a solid C-clamp being few and far between. It's easy to pick holes in any of them but in terms of doing better than 99% of the other tripe out there it's definitely in top 1% at the moment. Honestly I don't know why they don't just make special forces/ops trained consultants the industry standard on all these shows, it's not like their is a shortage of them, especially if we're talking about the US which has more SF than most countries have regular.

Critics reviewing this badly are mostly hollywood liberals who are offended by the lack of wokeness lmao fuck em jack carr said he wrote the books and made the show for those in the arena and didnt care about what anyone else thought

Critics are just angry there wasn't wokeness and they weren't afraid to make it brutal. Definitely one of the greatest shows I've seen in a while

@@doggoswift6896 hands down best tv entertainment ive had in a long time. 4 books by jack carr so im hoping for 4 seasons

There wasn't enough of "the message" for the critics liking.

critcs dont know how the fuck a veteran will act if he lost everything that he cares about, his whole platoon, and his family. They are push over cry babies that dont know a damn thing about PTSD or what combat does to people.

Hey there's only so many times he could deal with Peach getting kidnapped and having to rescue over and over so this time he's leaving bowser a little message to... warn him off of future kidnap attempts.

I need this but with Mario interrogating one of Bowzer’s goon about where the princess is lol

How brutal was his family's death are we talking about here?

@@daemonhunter100 In the book, both James and Lauren can access the gun safe. She attempted to defend herself and, with the gun, was the one who injured the gangster's arm. Unlike the show where they were shot a few times at most, he basically unloaded a magazine on Lauren while she covered Lucy. Neighbors heard gunshots and called emergency services. While Lauren died quickly from the wounds, Lucy was still clinging on to life but passed on the way to the hospital. And in the book, he held off his return to draw his attention Boozer's "suicide," so he could've been with them alive but he instead, returned home to find them dead. And after all that, he hears that Lauren was pregnant with a boy and wanted to surprise him with it as his welcome home from his final tour. So yeah, shit's sad.

@@dortymakaloni7861 Haven't watched yet but read the book. Would have liked to see the Admiral's JAG receive his treatment in FL. That was a pretty heavy death. Book was awesome. Just started on the second. I'm curious to see how this show plays out since the book is still so fresh in my mind.

@@daemonhunter100 For whatever reason this comment didn't notify me. In the book, he doesn't get to spend time with them before they're killed, he lands on US soil, is immediately told to head to boozers, he gets there and sees cops and ambos, runs upstairs and boozers body is still on the couch, he goes downstairs, is told to go get a psych eval so he's cleared and to make sure he also won't suck start his pistol. As he's on his way home from there, he sees cops and ambos outside his house, he runs across his lawn and takes out a handful of cops before they dog pile him, mace him and leave him sobbing and screaming inside the police car. He's told his wife died at the scene and his daughter, who is only 3 years old in the book, died en route to the hospital, that's when he finds out his wife was 6 months pregnant with a baby boy

@@cordcd7 the books stay good all the way through

I was kind of wondering though...if the guy had begged for forgiveness instead of spitting and saying "fuck you, Navy man", would Reece have done the same thing? Or just shot him in the head or something conventional?

@@ImajenThat Nah, he was the trigger man that killed his 12 year old. No amount of sorry erases that.

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@@ImajenThat idk. All I can say is that I've been downrange, and some of the shit I've seen made me want to do similar things to the people committing those acts (my personal go to pokey thing is a karambit... it gets the job done). I can only imagine what is do if let off the leash like this. Something that personal? I doubt there's any limit to the pain I'd inflict. At that point, a bullet just doesn't send the message I'm trying to communicate.

Should have been more painful and torturous

He is 💩. He acted as a soldier in other movies. 🗑

One of the reasons I didn't like Prime's new Reacher series as much as I might otherwise was because he didn't mete out equal levels of justice. There's a Columbian hit squad that hangs a guy on his own wall and stuffs his balls in his mouth...they even torture and kill a pregnant woman. But when it comes time, Reacher just kills them quickly like everyone else...they pay no worse a price than the nameless warehouse workers in the finale. I expected a more satisfying catharsis.

@@chaburchak see, I don't know if it is book accurate but I like that about Reacher. When there is fighting to be done it is about winning and nothing else. In his last fight with the rich kid at the end I first noticed that he doesn't talk in the midst of fighting either, because I was kinda expecting him to say something to the guy before he set him on fire, but no. I was briefly disappointed, then realized there was a certain satisfaction in just watching him get shit done.

@@chaburchak Eh every unit has those guys who do the revenge thing ... the ear collectors, the ones who shoot people for fun, etc. If there is enough discipline it doesn't happen but I had relatives who were in Korea, WW2, Vietnam... left to their own devices there are always people who like to make people suffer. There are plenty of them. Frankly they should not serve. If you have to kill do it fast and don't give them a chance. You can win without becoming them and in fact you should. Its a job. If you can't treat it as a job you are in the wrong profession. It does not make you soft. Example: when US forces crossed into Germany the first towns where people resisted... they didn't bother clearing it they just leveled it. Nothing personal just artillery until flower pots where the tallest thing standing. Town does not resist? No worries the front line rolls through and an occupation force moves in to hold it. But they leave it mostly intact. Word gets out pretty fast. Towns stop resisting in many cases. It serves a purpose without making it personal. In many cases people in towns killed the soldiers left behind or disarmed them before US forces ever got close. It is just the fastest way to minimize your own casualties without making it about revenge. I am aware I am vastly outnumbered in this comment section though.

Hollywood can't handle us 'peasants' getting even a little righteous bloodlust. They want us to be defenseless kids forever.

Because it's kinda hard to give these characters any moral high ground

Imagine if starlord is this same as this Reece Thanos would not survived.

saw him first riding out James McAvoy's girlfriend in wanted

Try to reconcile those two with his performance on Parks and Rec.

If anything this just goes to show he can portray the serious and mature star lord like the old comics does, wonder why gunn had to shift his personality in his movies. His old personality in the comics just screams badass leader that is respected.

💩 💩.

well, he kinda was, js

@The Brotherhood of Freedom fixed!

Yes random thug try acting tough to the ex navy seal who just took out your entire compound I'm sure he's be really impressed by your... OH my lord he just gutted you okay pretty sure that didn't impress him.

I watched it with my cousin was was SOF during GWOT and he said “that was a generous death compared to what the guys I’ve served with would’ve done”

That’s just the literal 1% of violence these men can inflict.

One of the many reasons that game wasn't well received. But if you ask the woke crowd, it was because of MuH mYsOgYnY. Still got game of the year from the shills, though... so, you know, SuCeSs.

@@lincolnpascual Was a great game in my opinion. And was absolutely stunning.

TF you guys are on? I wish TLOU had a sequel 😑

The vengeance is different in my opinion. Ellie and Tommy knew why she killed Joel yet went to avenge a man who does not deserve justice or any sort of revenge. Abby spared them both twice knowing that kiliiing them in cold blood would make her know better then Joel. Ellie at the end knew that as well. “Why should I kill this person knowing that the man I looked up to destroyed the world and took away this girls father who would of saved the world”. That’s just my two cents. Vengeance is an idiots game sometimes

John wick is Literaly suffering and stuck in this shitty world of assassins and the high table shit because of petty vengeance. Brought him more destruction, death and suffering lol.

Name movies where that is happening. And name enough to call it a trend.

@@terranman4702 I don't have any naves right know, but forgivness is a pretty recurrent theme un movies. A movie about simple vengance like the northman or the terminal list are not pretty common nowadays.

@@valentin7693 So you don't have examples. Just bullshit.

His father in Law would be proud he did it in the 80s with one punch to a punk in Terminator I can't rem if he rip their hearts or spine out ..

@Gaius Petronius yea screw all that soft crap, nothing infuriates me more than some wuss mentality of “there’s goodness in everyone, so I’m gonna let you live” or “if you kill them you’re no better than they are”

"I'm Starlord." "Star who... ARGH!!!"

hahahha good one bro

Absolutely.

It's not actually a miniseries. It's getting a season 2.

I do! 🙋‍♀️

Chris Pratt as Indiana Jones' Son 🙋‍♀

One can dream...

What else comes out from your abdomen?

@@Excalibur01 don’t get smart with me

@@Kamanda010 I mean, there's also spleen, stomach, liver, kidneys

@Eder R fingers

😂 Me niether

Absolutely! Rambo Last Blood... the final scene was epic...right up until he pulled out the guy's heart and it was still beating. Lol.

More like The Punisher than Rambo

I think James Reece is more brutal than Rambo. I mean if you haven't read the books in the 3rd book SAVAGE SON holy shit how he tortures a Russian soldier. It's fucking brutal.

@@josem.castorena4853 I actually hope that they don't have him gratuitously torturing people next season. This one was understandable because the guy killed his wife and daughter, but if he continues with it, it will be hard to justify.

@@ImajenThat I hope they don't stop pulling punches. I think there's a reason and the reason will always be, there's evil in this world and he's here to make them pay.

nah the boys is better

@@jlyon7065 Boys is good too. Can get too political at times but they make fun of both sides which is funny

@@fredsavage7380 the boys is a political satire from a left wing perspective. it is making fun of corporate liberalism and shallow liberalism, but the show is leftist at the core. ppl like to say it’s politically neutral but it’s obvious it isn’t. the boys is absolutely great. love the violence and writing

@@jlyon7065 that’s what I don’t like about the show. I can tell it’s lefty bias. I do like the parts where they call A-train out for “caring” about black people. Very true in America when black people scream for justice. The show nailed that point greatly. I hope you didn’t miss it

@@jlyon7065 it’s hard to watch sometimes because a it panders to the soy boy community. You’re right about that

There are like 2-3 more books so I’ll bet we will get them.

@@user-bo1rx5ji1d They confirmed that there will be a season 2.

@@user-bo1rx5ji1d There are 4 more in print, and the next one is basically done. Carr puts out one per year

@@SpiritofanEagle Yep, season 2 is already on filming.

🤣🤣🤣🤣 watch out guys we have a guy. Who's been "down range " 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👍

@@AirDwindler402 lol

@@AirDwindler402 this guy bears a glipmse into his soul and the fact that he's deployed to defend our country and way of life, and you act like a petulant child. One of you is a man who's taken a stand, and the other... a mouth-breathing, chair-borne warrior. Cute.

Down range?! Jesus you guys

If he had let him off the hook after all that, I would have turned the TV off instantly. That dude HAD to get got. That was mandatory.

Harry Potter and the deathly hallows part 2 when Harry saves Draco from burning to death. And bringing video games into the mix, The Last Of Us Part 2 when Ellie spares Abby at the last minute.

If Batman killed he would become a brutal killer who would never stop(Batman who laughs) and make him no better then his parents killers. Batman is mentally sick and is already on the verge of becoming evil. Daredevil killing would go against his whole religion. He leaves everything to Gods hand as he a warrior of God who delivers justice to the guilty but execution of their crimes to the laws and God himself.

Tyler Grey. He was also SFOD-D. great show!

The Punisher

Rambo: Last Blood final showdown with the trafficker.

@@andre-caillouxwilliams4100 Sure but the book came out before Last Blood

@@Excalibur01 Irrelevant.

Yeah but Chris Pratt hadn't become the badazz yet. He was still doing comedy films back then.

@@thaistomp agreed my friend I simply intended to highlight how remarkable it was to see it was there the entire time could you imagine if he had played him in the middle of all the comedy roles ? Not to mention how much more he looks like the real chris kyle then Bradley cooper.i mean hell they even have the same first name

@@virgeniacaldwell2501 I was thinking that when watching the show. I'm not disappointed with Bradley Coopers performance tho

@@thaistomp To be fair, his name was honestly just not as big as he is now. Mostly comedy at the time for sure, but I'm surprised how few people knew he was in Zero Dark Thirty as one of the operators in the DEVGRU who took out Bin Laden in that movie, and that movie's probably over a decade old now.

@@thaistomp Not at all. He was doing Zero Dark Thirty back in what? 2013? He was a Navy Seal back then. American Sniper came out some years after his role there.

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