200+IQ Legendary Sniper Uses Physics & Becomes A Nightmare For Entire Army

Growing up in Texas, Chris Kyle is taught by his father how to shoot a rifle and hunt deer.
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[catseyenebulous]

7:09 Hey just want to say that the red ellbow actually comes from laying prone with a rifle - the ellbow rests on the floor for quite some time leaving such marks. That is how Chris instantly knows that something is wrong.

[FrankieDeJong]

Petition #1 to bring back “Hi, mystery recap here, today I am going to explain a [country][genre] movie from [year], spoilers ahead, watch out and take care” at the beginning of every video, it feels incomplete not hearing it.

[Amitseruta]

I love how he can make jokes even in war movies, just really adds some good content. This is why I love this channel

[IamLegendary_exe]

How sad is it that Chris Kyles survived a whole war in Iraq but was killed by an ex-marine in the end after the war :(

[ComedyRecapped]

Imagine surving and surviving 4 tours to war, just to end up being killed by one of your own back home... RIP Chris Kyle

[W.E.M.L]

This movie is one of those I have to be in the mood for, the drill scene & the ending texts really invoke that deep sense of despair in the chest

[TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

7:10
I’m impressed with how perceptive Chris is, and how he was able to conclude that he was a shooter from a bruise on his elbow

[bumblebeegamerreal]

"Who says peeing your pants isn't cool?"

Well, our parents or any adult

[somestormcloakwithanarrowo]

Reminds me, my grandad served alongside the rebels during WW2 to defend Central Java. He was still in middle school back, he even got a friend whom survived a cannon shrapnel on his shoulder(for 3 days, which was amputated afterwards, a miracle it was) which was found by one of my grandad's older brother which served alongside the rebels as well.

[fernanmontevista]

Imagine serving and surviving to wars just to be killed at home.

[emmanuelprieto]

It has taken me 10 + years but finally things like this dont trigger me anymore. Thank god for family

[Chosenone]

Chris kyle is Americas legend, may he rest in peace

[skinnydudes]

“He got six kills, more than his teammates combined” 💀💀💀

[Lonergaming]

While describing the story...like "and the baby was fake" 🤣🤣🤣 that makes me laugh bro and your excent make me more funnier 🤣🤣

[Bacon-Sensei]

"and he's problem is that his baby is fake" and "Plus he's tired of the fake babies got me rolling

[ngentitit]

"legendary sniper uses physics" as if it just doesn't apply to other snipers 💀💀💀

[jwnj]

The White Death deserves a film. Interesting story.

[carollina]

I wasn't prepared for the ending. RIP Chris Kyle, and to all brave soldiers that existed.

[luckymcgirl]

I remember watching this movie in high school. I’m not a war/military fan, but I enjoyed it very much. Thanks for covering it!! :)

[Chocolate-thkv]

The “ Biggles, BIGGLES! “ made me laugh out loud 😂😭