Battle Los Angeles (2011) Ending Scene

[dakota]

Aliens start hearing fortunate son in the distance

[Cytron]

"We've already had breakfast." That was a powerful line.

[demyanrudenko]

This movie gets way too much hate. That's no masterpiece, but it has a solid story, a legit threat, that's not allergic to earth nice character development for it's genre, and couple of heartstopping scenes.

[Holtyk]

That part with the helicopters and then the Jets going by after saying let’s take back Los Angeles always gives me chills

[scottwpilgrim]

"Dear Humanity,

We regret being alien bastards.
We regret coming to Earth,
and we most definitely regret that the Corps just blew up our raggedy-ass fleet!

Oohrah!"

[loudelk]

One of the most realistic war movies I've seen in awhile. The troops actually reload in a fight and the haircuts are regulation.

[falcon]

I would've loved to see a sequel to this movie. They did one heck of a job with the first movie.

[SMDx]

One of the realist scenes in any medium. Their job was done, they could have went about their business and called it quits. Instead they reloaded and headed back out there because they know the mission isn't truly over.

RESPECT ✊🏾

[Mister_Kourkoutas]

Who's down for a sequel in the other cities being attacked by the aliens?
The Battle for Los Angeles is won but the war rages on and it's gonna make World War 2 look like a schoolyard scuffle.
I'm game for Battle: London or even Battle: Moscow.

[Dennis-mped]

"This is Foxtrot Two November.
Let take back Los Angeles"

[zachbaird]

I get some folks didn’t like this movie for various reasons, but I honestly think its got great action, simple and honest characters, and some pretty motivating messages

[falcon]

I love that scene how they all look at each other and say the hell with it and just start rearming themselves to go back into the fight again.

[ststes]

I got chills when they said "let's take back los Angeles"--I never hear anyone talking about this movie but it was great.

[porpus]

Now would be a good time to bring in those Warthogs they were talking about earlier in the film. For a friendly Marine, the sound of an A10's gun going "BRRRT" is the most beautiful noise, and sight as it rips the enemy line open.

[antonyduhamel]

I like to think that the real reason Nantz went back in at the very end was because, as the squad that had not only survived an entire night in an (effectively) enemy held territory but also discovered the way to beat the alien invaders, Foxtrot Two-November was more than just a decorated military platoon (Are they a platoon? I don't know, I'm not military.): they were a symbol. A living symbol of just how hard marines will fight to defend their home. By rejoining the fight, despite having no food or sleep, they were providing inspiration and a morale boost to all the other marines heading into the fight alongside them.

And, if that is the case, even I (someone who's never been closer than 6000 miles to a war zone) know that an army with high morale is ten times as effective as an army with none.

[TheThanosquest]

No matter how many times I watch this, it still so awesome too this day.

[crazyman]

I liked Nantz' character arc in the movie. Ready to hang it up due to guilt and the sort of healing this battle does for him and in the end when he has the perfect chance to leave like he wanted, he doesn't hesitate to go back in

[akawater]

This was an amazing movie. Rarely do we see the soldier’s point of view in a movie, much less the entire movie. Thank you for sharing!

[beatles]

The look they gave him after they realized that he’s going back out there to honour the marines that died.

[emmanueltusa]

We already had breakfast sir !!
One of the best one liners they had aliens for breakfast a lot of you seem to of missed that gangster ass part