Patriots Day Featurette - Battle of Watertown (2017) - J.K. Simmons Movie
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- čas přidán 11. 01. 2017
- Starring: Mark Wahlberg, Michelle Monaghan, J.K. Simmons
Patriots Day Featurette - Battle of Watertown (2017) - J.K. Simmons Movie
An account of Boston Police Commissioner Ed Davis's actions in the events leading up to the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing and the aftermath, which includes the city-wide manhunt to find the terrorists behind it.
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“ Sarge I GOT A MINI SLUDGE GIVE EM HELL BROTHA”
Don't bring a bomb and gun to a sledge fight
These Boston Officers were tough as nails. God Bless all of you from N.Y.
@Anthony Cassani My mistake, Yes they were from Watertown. Amazing Guys.
I like the scene where everyone starts shooting at the black truck but turns out its Mark Walhberg inside... hahaha
that's what really happened. Friendly fire is part of war.
His name is Johnny. This isn't a film for Wahlberg; its a tribute to the officers. Show respect for the true heroes.
@@lennysummers6672 calm down😂😂😂
Mark being like WTF! 🤣
In Loving Memory Of
James Leo “Cole” Colby
(9/20/1961-2/23/2018)
Just watched the movie. it was bloody amazing! i loved the scene when a local opens his door, gets his window shattered, but has the balls to throw a sledge hammer for the cop.
"give em hell brother!" I have no idea if that really happened in the actual even, the slundgehammer, but I laughed at that local. Felt bad since the scene was emotional.
Sucks nobody had a gun in the neighborhood
@@mr.peanutbutter6969 this is the USA.. in Boston.... SOMEBODY in that neighborhood had a gun. They just didnt want to get involved and get themselves killed.
@@werdle92 this is why the law abiding American needs to own a gun. When they ordered the shelter in place with a damn terrorist on the run in your city I would want to be armed.
This is my home state and I was in that neighborhood just a week ago. I’m glad you enjoyed the movie because I’ve seen it four times and I think this police shoot out scene is one of the best ever in movies that show police shoot outs.
It was not just Watertown PD. Practically every department in Metro Boston poured in to help. Including MBTA PD.
Later in the watertown shootout scene you see a transit policeman and I think a statie
Commissioner Gordon is ready to mission in Laurel Street.
🤣🤣🤣🤣 you serious ???
It’s serious.
Simple truth, you’re gonna figure yourself.
Peter Berg, if you read my comment, you did justice by directing this. Well done. ❤
This movie is so good I’ve seen it four times and in my opinion this is one of the best police shoot out scenes in movie history. thumbs up if you think so too.
This scene was very epic when I watched the first time. Just brutal and amazing
The whole movie was.
Could you imagine Jeffrey Pugliese's reaction when he learned he was being played by JK Simmons?!
I get some people didn’t like the fictional character of Tommy Saunders. But, in all honesty, I really enjoyed this movie. Peter Burg really knows how to film his shootout scenes.
Tommy exists because there was no one cop at every single stage of the investigation and they didn't want to ascribe the actions of one real person to another. For example, he was a stand-in for Danny Keeler at the finish line.
Incredible that this scene actually happened. Had no idea it was this intense until I saw this Amazing film.
Sgt. Jeffery is a hero
Wow, I didn't know Peter Berg directed this! I'll always associate him with "Shocker" (1989) ;)
I was a bit surprised when I recognized him. I've seen him in a few movies.
0:29 looks awful young for an Officer who’s been serving since 1930 lmao
It says 1990
I GOT A SLEDGE!
GIVE EM HELL BROTHA!
Never bring a Sledge to a bomb fight.
“If I have to watch this...gunfight, I’d have a better view from above”
Salute Watertown PD y’all are some BAMF’s
Imagine ever being smooth brained enough to say “defund the police”
Completely abolishing or dismantling the police is beyond stupid. Defunding just means redistributing some of the money the department receives to other services that are considered "underfunded". (education, mental health, etc.)
@@Scott_Dunbar_II I know in Northern Ireland we completely superseded our police force the RUC in 2001 and reformed a new police force. Completely different nations Northern Ireland and United States but it’s interesting to see peoples opinion on the matter as an outsider.
@@Scott_Dunbar_II Except that money that is being taken away is money that needs to be used for paying all the officers and paying off all the Taxes on multiple vehicles. Defunding doesn't save anything, it slows down the system and kills.
@@CaptainAmercia The RUC committed atrocities.
ACAB 🤠
I'm watching it again in Netflix for good old action flick time sake and that stand off firing between Jk and elder male attacker made my heart skip a bit pretty epic close fight!🤯
On April 19, 1897
First Boston Marathon held
Really wow now a tv series or movie needs to be made about OKLAHOMA City 1995
Great film….Peter Beeg is a wonderful film maker. His style is almost reminiscent of Michael Mann.
My hometown.
Saw the movie, what seems interesting to be implied is that escaped asian hostage seems to have told that it's the bombers, but Watertown police did not received that information.
The only unfortunate thing was an officer was hit in the crossfire by one of his own, and ended up dying (I want to say roughly a year later) due to his injuries. If I'm not mistaken this is actually shown in the movie. While I commend the bravery of the department in helping kill at least one of the brothers, this stresses the importance of training, given that they even said none of the officers involved had ever even had to fire their weapons in the line of duty.
The officer that they refer to as "Donnie" towards the end of the shootout is the one who was hit by friendly fire in the confusion, he *almost* died due to his horrible leg injury but fully recovered and is now a retired police officer. There was another young officer named Dennis Simmonds who was injured by the bombs the brothers threw during their stand-off with police in Watertown. He's the one who tragically died from complications from his injuries a year later when he had an aneurysm. Both situations are tragic regardless, but the officer injured by one of his own is alive and well!
So this guys thought they were after a normal car jacking and only after they found out who the opponents really were
That’s a bad shot “thank goodness”
Turns into a war zone
>>David Senak: Is a war zone out there, they’re destroying the city.
how was it a battle when bad dudes had one pistol
Because shootouts involving explosives are not common in urban life
Peter berg was in the 90's movie great white hype the boxing film
He also played a Doctor in the TV show Chicago Hope.
I can't believe in real life they shot this many rounds in real and didn't hit any of the bombers or innocent civilians. Amazing.
The first bomber got killed
it would have been alot worse if the bomber brothers had automatic weapons.
If that had been in the South the neighbors would have opened up on the scum bags!
Honey, we all saw what happened in Dallas. And Uvalde. And pretty much every other southern state: the self-appointed Good Guys With Guns™ turned out to be preening, posturing poseurs in brown pants.
@@blackjac5000 Im not your honey you degenerate
Why is the old police men hip firing???
gordon getting job done
Watertown
If this is the best movie youve ever seen I feel sorry for you...
Dallas Holy Crap You are so lucky
WAAAAAYYY too many inaccuracies for what could of been a decent story board.
This was local news for me. Someone I know was supposed to be at the Forum that day but decided not to go. My supervisor at the time had a family member in the containment zone. I applied to work on the movie; the line was literally a quarter-mile long, and I know that because I had to walk it after having to move my car. After seeing it in the theater I went to the restaurant where they said the cameras were that caught them; it's now a Santander Bank branch.
Not exactly brave hero's when you have the entire police force and state behind you. The brothers last stand was more brave and heroic, two against the many couldn't be any brave.
The cops did not know who they were stopping at a time and it took a while for back up to arrive. brothers were not brave. Just two cornered animals. One brainwashed and crazy, the other one so psyched, he ran over that useless waste of skin
Yanny street ?
Yeah, Man.
WHY SIMMONS' HERO DON'T SHOOT IN TAMERLAN'S HEART OR HEAD? WHY SIMMONS' HERO STAYED IN FRONT OF TAMERLAN?
Wanted him alive and talking
They never aim to kill..
First
JemCraft
Its good to be first but its not that hard to do on this channel
JemCraft omg y'all act like y'all getting a prize
Eobard Thawne Exactly
Swat team would have gone in and ended it right then and their. Would not have taken so lomg
George Burnham SWAT team takes time to answer calls due to the fact that they need to plan and execute. SWAT teams aren’t always fast and effective in these circumstances
That was a situation for swat y wasn’t swat called
Movies so lazy
I would like to tell you that this is EXTREMELY dramatized. There were no bombs that went off in Watertown. I know this because I live there.
Go tell you mom to slap you hard for bieng stupid laddie
But there's literally recorded footage of the shootout showing explosions. They're not bombs bombs, more like grenades but they used the pipe bombs and whatnot