@@banderas2000 he was with LAPD from 1990 to 2005 before becoming Sheriff in Colorado. He was one of the law enforcement consultants for this great movie. Jamie Fitzsimmons.
The movie conveys the unique bond between partners, you develop a strong brotherhood with those your on the road with because your in constant stressful scenarios and you spend 8 to 12 hours a day with. In law enforcement your partner is like a work wife.
@@killa2488 I believe bro means that it didn’t get much recognition, thou it’s really good and the story is close-hearted to people all around the World. Like, everyone likes Forrest Gump or Scent of a woman, but End of watch “another cop movie, come on, we all watched Colours”. When the film is much MORE than just a “cop movie”!
@@killa2488 good earnings but didn’t blow up, I’ll be in 10-15 years folk will be talking about this sleeper hit that never got the love it should have
Pretty accurate. Every 10 min of fun on the road equals AT LEAST one hour of paperwork (assuming no one got arrested) as a police officer. Still love my job though!
Wait wait wait wait hold up. Even if nothing happens on your shift you still have to fill out paperwork? Like what exactly do you fill out? If you don't mind me asking
@@goochmunch Well if nothing happened on shift then the only paperwork you have to do is your Log. Which is just basically what you did throughout the day, for example if all you did was patrol neighborhoods X, Y and Z then you'd have to log it down as such. Usually it went something like this.. "Officer So n So patrolled location X at 1530. Officer So n So patrolled location Y at 1600." I've worked at a county jail for a few years as a Corrections Officer but since I had to be at the jail for 12+ hours 5-6 days a week I got to see first hand how a police officer works and operates. Even got to assist in a couple of arrests while doing ride alongs.
Mr Wells is correct. If nothing happens on your shift, it's just an activity log that gets done (which honestly is done on the computer in the car and through radio traffic with dispatchers). It's when you actually get to have fun and do real cop stuff (arrest people, search cars/houses/suspects, find drugs/guns/money, use force on combative people) that the paperwork piles up. Because it all has to get documented
I just realized that Miguel isn't really asking Brian what corpusels are, he is testing him to see if HE knows what they are, since he casually used such a fancy word.
As a person who served in law enforcement, I can confirm that paperwork is a fucking core of your job. I still remember my face and face of all the rookies later, when I came and asked where is my service weapon and they showed me my computer 😂 The funniest part is that I am not from the US, so I guess this shit is some kind of the international professional courtesy
This guy is a real gunslinger. He worked LAPD in the tough South Central districts where this movie takes place and he advised on this one which is why it feels so authentic.
In case you didn't know, the Capt is a real life police officer.
seems like it. been in the game for a while. knows how to be firm yet fair , social but not to personal.
@@banderas2000 he was with LAPD from 1990 to 2005 before becoming Sheriff in Colorado. He was one of the law enforcement consultants for this great movie. Jamie Fitzsimmons.
I wondered about that...he seemed too real..LAPD?
@@richardfrancis5406 he used to be. Now he's a Sheriff in Colorado.
Interesting.
This movie was an absolute gem.
The ending tore me up bad.
Like it tore Z up
@@PaintballerReviews too soon. 😂😂😂😂😂
The way they just stare at each other for a solid 5 seconds near the end had me dying.
The movie conveys the unique bond between partners, you develop a strong brotherhood with those your on the road with because your in constant stressful scenarios and you spend 8 to 12 hours a day with. In law enforcement your partner is like a work wife.
I’m shocked this movie didn’t do better it was good and realistic
it did amazing, more than 10x earnings and a box office hit. Did you not like it? Why would you say this
@@killa2488 I believe bro means that it didn’t get much recognition, thou it’s really good and the story is close-hearted to people all around the World. Like, everyone likes Forrest Gump or Scent of a woman, but End of watch “another cop movie, come on, we all watched Colours”. When the film is much MORE than just a “cop movie”!
@@killa2488 good earnings but didn’t blow up, I’ll be in 10-15 years folk will be talking about this sleeper hit that never got the love it should have
Portrays a former Marine very well. Love this movie.
Ghost of Foreskin's Past he stared in the first Jarhead movie; when they mentioned in this film he was former marine I instantly thought of jarhead
100%
@@808Goose Oh shit I completely forgot he starred in Jarhead lol. Makes sense.
I only know a couple Marines but they both love self-deprecating gay jokes and playful racism
and Jake Gyllenhaal lost his best fellow in both movie :(
He’s not kidding, Jake was in broke back after all .
Michael Pena's expression here is just classic...........such a funny scene
Pretty accurate. Every 10 min of fun on the road equals AT LEAST one hour of paperwork (assuming no one got arrested) as a police officer. Still love my job though!
Wait wait wait wait hold up. Even if nothing happens on your shift you still have to fill out paperwork? Like what exactly do you fill out? If you don't mind me asking
@@goochmunch Well if nothing happened on shift then the only paperwork you have to do is your Log. Which is just basically what you did throughout the day, for example if all you did was patrol neighborhoods X, Y and Z then you'd have to log it down as such. Usually it went something like this.. "Officer So n So patrolled location X at 1530. Officer So n So patrolled location Y at 1600." I've worked at a county jail for a few years as a Corrections Officer but since I had to be at the jail for 12+ hours 5-6 days a week I got to see first hand how a police officer works and operates. Even got to assist in a couple of arrests while doing ride alongs.
Mr Wells is correct. If nothing happens on your shift, it's just an activity log that gets done (which honestly is done on the computer in the car and through radio traffic with dispatchers).
It's when you actually get to have fun and do real cop stuff (arrest people, search cars/houses/suspects, find drugs/guns/money, use force on combative people) that the paperwork piles up. Because it all has to get documented
@@nicholasbova9909 glad your having fun oppresing your fellow humans....
@@Harleyhunter203 yeah they be oppressing minorities and serving the rich man
I just realized that Miguel isn't really asking Brian what corpusels are, he is testing him to see if HE knows what they are, since he casually used such a fancy word.
Women want him, men wanna be him.
Yeah but he wants him!
Sometimes I don't know when you're kidding.... I'm not kidding, I'm not kidding 😌😂💀
Tbone 223 oh thanks I’ll bring you back a burrito
Stewart Watson Can you ask for extra Carne and red salsa pls
😂 Peña reaction,”sometimes I don’t know when you’re kidding…”
As a person who served in law enforcement, I can confirm that paperwork is a fucking core of your job. I still remember my face and face of all the rookies later, when I came and asked where is my service weapon and they showed me my computer 😂 The funniest part is that I am not from the US, so I guess this shit is some kind of the international professional courtesy
Rare footage of mysterio, luis and the red guardian sharing a room
sir... where the heck did u see Red guardian in here?!?!
“I have to know when you’re kidding!”
The Captain is an actual Sheriff in Colorado. Sheriff Jaime FitzSimmons Summit County Sheriff’s Office!
Yeah, he worked for LAPD from 1990 to 2005 before becoming Sheriff in Colorado
Love this film more than you can imagine.. Awesome.
I love Jake Gyllenhaal's serious tone of voice at the end
Brokeback reference?
Tf is that
He’s a cool boss.
have u seen southpaw hes not kidding
lmao ayy
Have u seen brokeback
Jerry Velasco 😂😂😂😂😂
Jerry Velasco he wasn’t kidding
he's not kidding fellas.
Kidding is such a weird word if you sit there and think about it “kidding” kidding kidding kidding kidding tf is that
Connor Futrell a kid that's doing kid stuff. Kidding
Stop making me think
Connor Futrell everyword can be weird if you think long enough
I always do this 'he might be gay stuff' to my friends, just messing with them, at 0:43 and I always commit to it just to fuck with them
That gun will definitely disappear from the storage room.
Why is the volume so low ?
Great Captain!
Okay
This scene perfectly summarizes boy friendships.
Brotherhood and a constant game of gay chicken.
The Mexican Cowboy turned is life around after being adopted by a billionaire named Reginald Hargreeves. 😂
I do a lot of paperwork too
AK IM 46 YO CURRENT
Well said the good boo
“Badass” traffic unit officers just kissing their bosses ass like everyone else 💀💀💀
0:56 I have to know when you’re kidding….
0:44 ryan gosling
Ayer from 2020 would spit on Ayer from 2010 for successfully humanizing cops lol
Chikorita !
😂🎉 . Hit Fix Paperwork D? ... Young Knob ? 575 $? ...
BELLY 2: GAME ON
The Bangbros before porn dude 😂
0:47 Sam Elliott from Road House.
Lam0!!!!!!
Dude is definitely acting like a Marine making gay jokes
I'm not gay, but I'll gown on him if asked lmao
Hey
captain is not a good actor, must be a real cop or something
He worked for LAPD from 1990 to 2005 before becoming Sheriff in Colorado.
This guy is a real gunslinger. He worked LAPD in the tough South Central districts where this movie takes place and he advised on this one which is why it feels so authentic.
This movie is wack
No Racism ...LOl
I've got to know when you're kidding... I'm not kidding.