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Full Metal Jacket with George's Dad - Patreon Version (Patreon)

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2023-10-18 12:00:04
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2026-06
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No Sync Required Version: https://cinebingers.ca/98FgTDDk56 - For Patreon tier "Bingers on The Wall" or higher.

Movie runtime: 1:56:30

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Full Metal Jacket (With George's Dad) - Patreon Version

Comments

Elder Lyons

damn where is everyone?? George please dont take this weird silence in the comments as lack of interest for videos with your dad! maybe everyones all argued out from yesterdays BB episode lmao

Guillermo Antonio Ricci Alvarez

Is mostly as people have not watched the movie or they weren't ready for it as is not the normal schedule, there is always comments later on

Elder Lyons
>>120078095

i hope so, cause im fairly certain this one is the one with the most votes in the movies with dad poll.

Wirenfeldt Jr
>>120076215

Don't people mostly pop in the comments when they've seen the movie and they have something to contribute beyond FIRST! or Woohoo! I love *X MOVIE* or I Freaking Hate *X MOVIE*?

Ph4ZeD

I’m pretty sure you are the only creators making videos featuring a porn star and Chinese veteran :D

Martin

Background on Gunnery Drill Sgt. Hartman role: R. Lee Ermey, being a former Marine drill sgt, was originally brought in as an advisor on the movie. The guy that was originally slated for the role was the sniper guy in the helicopter that was shooting at the farmers and villagers. Ermey realized he would be best in that role, but he needed to schedule the advisory sessions with the other actor so they occurred when Kubrick was there to view them. After watching Ermey demonstrate the proper cadence and characteristics of what this role should have, Kubrick offered the role to Ermey and basically had him improvise most of the opening scene. Ermey in an interview years later, stated that his depiction of a Marine drill sergeant was an extreme version of what a drill sergeant SHOULD NOT be.

Steve

I don't know if you take film suggestions, or how it works but I would like to suggest - Spys Like Us, Flight of the Navigator, and Crocodile Dundee for your consideration.

Jesus F Christ

Okay, now I gotta know: how did they translate “grabasstic pieces of amphibian shit”?

REDR58
>>120094570

R. Lee Ermey was also originally supposed to play the Drill Instructor in 1982’s “An Officer and a Gentleman” but he was replaced by Louis Gossett Jr. Ermey did go on to advise Gossett, however. An Officer and a Gentleman is also worth a watch.

FranciscoGios

Of all the people that I came across with knowledgeable about war, George’s dad stood out specially with all the facts he mentioned about how people’s demeanor change while fighting one. I used to be those young people of wanting to prove myself that I’m invisible in a real combat situation, and not knowing the precautions it comes with it. But I guess my life had a different path, I do agree in a sense what Dad said as long as politicians still exist then War will too. Thanks George & Dad, good stuff 👍

Shonnicus

My suggestion next time would be a react to a Chinese Language Film. Suggestions I guess. Crouching Tiger. I know you have watched this Hero (2002) Any Chinese Action/Martial arts film. Director Wong Kar-wai films, but would love for Simone to watch these also. Yi Yi is a Taiwanese film but great family dynamic. Might be too dry for reaction.

Vincent Arfeux

Congrats George for the editing of the video. It's very well done considering the circomstances.

Lars G
>>120151994

Any Wong Kar-Wai films would be a ton of fun to see. Doubt they'd ever win a poll (and my guess is they would not do well on Youtube) but Chungking Express, In the Mood for Love or Fallen Angels are tremendous.

Logan Kerlee

Quality reaction, George! Props to your father for taking part.