Opening Rescue Scene | LAND OF BAD (2024) Russell Crowe, Movie CLIP HD

Opening Rescue Scene | LAND OF BAD (2024) Russell Crowe, Movie CLIP HD

PLOT: A US Army special forces unit is ambushed during a mission to retrieve an intelligence asset and their only remaining hope lies with a remote Air Force drone operator assisting them through a brutal 48-hour battle for survival.

RELEASE DATE: February 16, 2024
GENRE: Action, Thriller
STARS: Russell Crowe

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[stevenichols]

I was a medic in a conventional unit assigned to special forces and special operations training sites, in part because I was on an ambulance crew (which these groups didn't have when I was in) and in part because I spoke 2 eastern European languages at the height of the Cold War. I was just a dumb kid awed by these elite soldiers. The main take-away I had was that I was never talked down to. Every place I went, I was treated with respect and taken under the wing of the guys I was providing coverage for, even though they had their own medics that had far superior training to anything I had. The guys were family men, mostly religious, and many enlisted guys had degrees. I never witnessed anything like this video, and I wasn't even a JTAC. The guys I always saw were humble but tough, had a great sense of humor, and their eliteness didn't go their heads. They treated me with respect and didn't need to put on a tough act even though these were the toughest guys I ever met.

[ce]

So many gigs in the clip before they exit the aircraft.
If 02 is required they would have donned their masks much earlier.
If 3000 AGL was the initiation of the pull sequence and he fumbled with his pull handle like that, he would have been down to around 1500-1000 AGL and his Cyprus would have deployed his reserve.
He could have also been the lowest under canopy and the rest of the team would have to fly their canopies to him.
Chances are likely they would land way short of their intended landing zone.
Also, the aircraft cabin would not be pressurized and no casual conversations would be taking place.
Last but not least, the jumpmaster, or lack thereof, did not perform his duties.

[justincase]

I was only a Seabee. The most aggressive thing we did was security patrols. We never talked while on patrol. Hand signals only. Maybe an occasional close whisper. They're BSing like they're at the water cooler!

[charlesbradley]

I have no real world experience in the special ops arena, but something tells me that real tier 1 personnel don’t talk this kind of shit.

[Gxda]

These guys stroll trough enemy terrain talking and joking like they’re in the park. That’s how you get killed.

[billstapleton]

You can always tell when Hollywood does not use experienced military advisors.

[duck_rifle]

This is stupid. A JTAC is no joke, he’s not gonna go into this like a scare middle schooler at his first coed dance.

[garydrawsandpaints]

Never realized how much Russel Crowe and John Goodman look the same. I think I would pay good money to watch them switch parts in The Big Lebowski and Gladiator

[Phil-su]

This movie is so bad i was waiting for steven Segal to show up.

[andrewkim]

Practically any real operator would tell you how grateful they are for their JTACs.

[tbarnes]

HALO jumping from a helicopter? The writers must have overlooked the High Altitude part of the acronym

[ianstradian]

As a veteran. This looks great but… I’ve walked point, and every other squad position… there isn’t any conversation on a march or an Op especially in enemy territory!

You better be too far apart.

There is noise discipline.

Shut up and concentrate on your job!

[combatvet]

In Vietnam, my platoon was waiting to rendezvous with another platoon walking through the jungle. We could hear them walking [no one was talking] 20 minutes before they reached our position...

[lavv]

Just a sidenote, An MQ-9 Reaper can carry more than 2 AGM hellfires and more than 1 BLU-118/GBU. You can even watch another scene where the other wing has another loadout of two hellfires and one GBU.

A little detail that they missed but it's hollywood.

[maxmccain]

Russel, Russel, Russel. What have you done to yourself? You blew up!

[TacShooter]

Entertaining movie, but with details that can make even someone who has been out of the Army since 1989 groan. There is one scene with a Blackhawk landing at an LZ. Depending on the camera angle, it switches between a Huey and a Blackhawk. I thought there was an OpFor Huey that made it to the LZ before the Blackhawk and was battling the Blackhawk when it arrived! Took me a while to realize that the Director either didn't know the difference or didn't care.

[Chris-kkc]

Tats for just this moment. That is top tier douchary.

[markcarr]

Things you don't say as a Tier 1 Operator:

Walk in the park
When this is over, i get to see my baby for the first time
Remember your training
I'm getting married when i rotate back to the states
I'm looking forward to civilian life when i get out next month
Remember....short, controlled bursts
Pull your chute to 3.000 feet. This is low opening insertion
Watch your back out there

Things you DO say as a Tier 1 Operator:

FINALLY....some goddamn action.

[btr]

As a Marine, we all know the obvious flaws with the tactics etc, but its also just a movie, not a simulation or documentary. If every movie was tactically spot on, it'd be the most boring shit to watch ever. You really want to watch 4 guys maneuver through the jungle without any kind of dialogue added? No, you wouldnt, unless youre just a tacti-cool douche who tells people they should thank you for your service all the time. Its a movie, just laugh and relax and enjoy it.

[stunick]

Out now on Prime, $19.99 I'll wait.