@@satanaswallpaper_8207 It really badly damages current Armed Forces Jr ROTC students and Former students whom graduated or were out of High School in the early 70s or 2010s and the way to follow was lookup to your high school fellow Grads and current students and be honored to be a part of the best part of your grade schooling and never quit
@@bogdanscripcariu6501 homie killed several civilians and children, the only thing sad, is that people take this and say he’s a “hero” for this crap. It’s war lol. I know y’all like to only see what you want to in America, but yikes.
He doesn't deserve the respect you all give him. He lied about his service for his own gain, that piece of shit is worm food now and I couldn't find it more amusing
@@AYEcorolla do you think you wasted more time of your life on Chris Kyle or the other way around? While the whole world admires this man, did you wonder how much people admire you?
@@4doorsmorewhors I really don't give a shit. That's the catch. You're just willing to play into denial because you won't accept your "hero" was a fraud. Yet you'll still claim to love the military while supporting the shit the military hates.
@@AYEcorolla did I talk about who gave a shit? No. Did I talk about the military? No. I asked you 2 questions, who waisted more time on who and who do you think admires someone who keyboard warriors a dead man.
You Americans sure know how to honour a hero. Bought tears to these Australian eyes. Regardless of which I'm going to thank you for your service Chris Kyle. May you have entered into the pearly gates and God Bless you to all the soldiers who keep us safe and offer up their own lives. I salute you!
@@bl8892 "Most Americans spit on their graves." How did You MEASURE them being the Majority? Using Mail-In Ballots? Dominion-Supplied Counting Machines? (Anti-)DEMOCRAT People Filling Ballots Themselves very late at Night and then FAKING "Counting" later still?
I remember seeing this in theatres. The end of the film was one of the most memorable times I've had at the cinema. Every single person in the theatre remained seated throughout the credits of the film (which is rarely ever done with films like these). I heard and saw so many people crying throughout the credits, myself and my mom being two of them. -From a Canadian
I watch the ending with my friends grandpa who is a veteran and it was very sad because it reminded him of his fallen brothers, side note the reason I was with my friends grandpa is because he is like a grandpa to me.
I watched this movie the first night it hit the theaters. Two scenes in this movie I cannot watch. I almost had to walk out of the theater due to them scenes. But I’m glad I stayed and watched all the way to the end. It was the quietest theatre I have ever walked out of at the end. No one said a word all the way out to the parking lot. People were standing outside asking about the movie and there just was no words to say in the moment from anyone walking out.
@@cali115 No it's a different branch of the military. There's the Marines, Navy, Army, Air Force and Coast Guard (and more recently, Space Force). Chris Kyle was a Navy Seal.
I served 23 years in the British Army and my elder brother also around 23 years. He left 5 years before my service ended him being the elder. He passed away 5 years ago and I had this played at the funeral as a fitting tribute to him having taken part in 5 separate operational deployments. My hat is also removed for American Sniper CPO Chris Kyle.🇬🇧🇺🇸
What are you talking about? *"We will not say that Greeks fight like heroes, but that heroes fight like Greeks"* ~Winston Churchill Due to what greeks did on world war II.
your the kind of dickwad to look down at someone who very likely could have saved your ungrateful ass, you are a piece of shit who can not cite evidence, but has the odacity to disrespect someone you could never even mess with. You are the worst kind of human, but even if you were lucky enough to know him, he would still save your sorry ass.
@Loopy He was one of many that gave those asshats the freedom to do what they are doing...That’s going against everything this country has to offer and complaining that it isn’t better. Maybe the pussies should take a flight to Mogadishu, Kandahar, North Korea, Etc... Let them really have something to bitch about, knowing how coddled Americans really are in comparison to them. To the people that do that, or think that: When you think you have it bad, there’s someone, somewhere out there that has it 50x worse and they are still grateful for what they have...Even when those people can’t say a single thing about their government, without losing their life. To those people: Man the fuck and pull your skirt down.
10 years ago this day we lost Chris. He has not been forgotten though. His wife Taya has been active ever since advocating for mental health and staying loyal to him and their family. She has yet to remarry and often shares memories and speaks on his behalf for many media outlets. If you wish to support the memory of Chris, follow his wife.
@kt95 gy atheists dont believe in god. So It's a really difficult thing to talk about since everyone is getting raised in another believe. But i'm sure, Chris Kyle isnt in any hell or somethin'. He faced the true evil and served for his country he loved.
The song The emotion The respect Hat off and take a bow Born and died in a place he loved and amongst those he loved RIP HERO Respect from Britain 😭😭😭😭
This scene may be one of the greatest scenes in filming history. All of the story that was built up during the movie's run time including the story of defending his two separate families, his military family in Iraq and his own family at home along with the build up with scenes that show his support to fellow veterans and his love to his family all just bare down on you when that final message comes up "Chris Kyle was killed that day by a veteran he was trying to help." He died doing what he loved, helping his fellow veterans. Leaving behind his family who would had an eventful evening if he didn't die. Connecting this scene with the actual the imagery of the funeral of the real Chris Kyle help bring home the fact that the story is based on that soldiers real overcoming. This is why this scene touches me inside so hard and why I can't watch this part without crying. To me this is why I love this movie so much. It gives all this build up with gruelling scenes and intense action set pieces to this emotional ending and that is why I love this scene. Chris Kyle you will be remembered as one of America's most greatest heroes. A man who defends not only his homeland but his family both real and militaristic. RIP The American Sniper.
The ending of this movie always makes me cry and feel a deep sense of American patriotism, even though I’m literally Irish. Rest in peace, Chris Kyle 🇺🇸
I knew him in school. Great man. Yep MHS was a small school and 4 years were interwoven with friends and family. 1991-1994. Those classes were so tight even now.
Yeah I to a school of over 2000 students strong we had 3 swimming pools a baseball diamond football gridiron Indoor Basketball Court and finally a Tennis Court
A damn good visitor to a Legendary High School in Central California and I attended there for 5 years in the eyes of the American Sniper and his Brother not 5 years but 5 tours in High School
I saw this in theaters. That theater was FULL. On the way out you could hear a penny drop. I CRIED the hardest with American Sniper, Saving Private Ryan, We Were Soldiers, and Lone Survivor.
I remember watching this in a cinema in France. Everybody was stuck to their seat and you could almost touch the emotion in the air. God bless americans for honoring their hero's last ride in such a manner. Love from France.
Peter Clohessy You’re right, Iraq never invaded anything and didn’t have involvement in 9/11 but you know who did? You know the reason we were fighting in Iraq? Because fucking Taliban attacked us dumbass. Seriously, if you thought that the US was going to sit around and not retaliate, you are incompetent.
I remember seeing this in theatres and was completely blown away by how amazing it is and this scene made it even more amazing. I've never been in a theatre that was the quiet during the end credits. Everyone including myself were crying our eyes out. I walked out of the movie in stunned silence by its perfection. Chris Kyle is a true hero and deserves nothing less, RIP MR. Kyle you are missed and an inspiration.
I remember watching this in the cinema, and it was incredibly moving. The support, the sacrifice, and the patriotism. God rest his soul, from an Englishman, to all of our American cousins.
I was young when I first saw this movie, heck, i didn't even know who he was. but after learning more about him and more about PTSD, i tear up when i watch the end of this movie. I am now doing a report on PTSD and how it affects soldiers. And this movie, got all most all of my content. This movie will always be one of my favorite movies of all time
Chris Kyle is part of the reason I am trying for a Navy SEAL contract. Thank you for all of those who have been down range. I am serving to honor you and the values you held.
@@dxncerr1233 With that attitude in life you will achieve nothing. You can sit down and wish for luck, but don't disturb those who are working to achieve something.
@@uriabelli I have heard many people say what you have said before, “With that attitude… Blah, Blah, Blah” The Navy Seals are not a walk in the park and to be honest I don’t even think you can apply directly as portrayed in the film. All I’m saying is good luck, but it’s not easy
I remember watching this in the movie theater with my brother and dad and my dad cried so hard in the end of the movie, I believe it reminded him the sacrifice of being a soldier in the marine corps.
You'll find no official mention of the origin of this ending song anywhere, but it the music behind the ending procession and credits is an arrangement by Ennio Morricone of "Il Silenzio" written in 1965 by Italian trumpet player Nini Rosso, and Guglielmo Brezza. Musically, there are better versions, but none in a more affecting context.
The music is The Funeral written/composed by Ennio Moriccone for the Italian western film Return of Ringo , Il Silenzi written by ROSSO and BREZZA is a complete different composition both derive from the bugle call Taps
That is played during the sleep time in the Greek Army Special Forces. Every night I was wondering were have I listened to this. One day I was rewatching this film and yeah I remembered. They play that to honor the fallen who are eternally sleeping.
"Those who say we are in a time of no heroes... they just don’t know we’re to look” -Ronald Reagan RIP Chris kyle you served you’re country to the higest you could achieve
Clint Eastwood thats why i looked this movie , the ending was a master piece with the music, it reminded me of Ennio Morricone who did alot music for Clint, Rest in Peace ..... CHRIS KYLE...... CLINT EASTWOOD.....ENNIO MORRICONE!
U all Marines, Army, etc. Got my respect, more than i do to my country's Army, u make more sacrifices for ur nation, May God bless u forever, from México 🇲🇽 🇺🇸
The saddest part for a Warrior like him is they never get too see this part.... They can't see the love and respect here in this world. It is my hope that he was watching from Valhalla... Rest well brother.... like most good things....gone too soon.
I remembered Chris's funeral! I am a former U.S.Navy Seal, I entered in 98, I had the opportunity to meet in Iraq in late 99! I stayed 3 seasons. The legend, Tex .... Forever💀🥇
@@AYEcorolla I’m pretty sure snipers have to fill forms out for each kill and include witnesses if possible to ensure that they were clean shots, I’ve heard people say this before but what did he lie about?
I sobbed til I couldn't breathe and saluted at times, too, here all by myself watching. : ( WHAT A GREAT MAN!! RIP Chris!! My utmost respect, Sir!! THE "DEVIL OF RAMADI"!!!
As a Veteran myself (not a combat vet) who love’s this country dearly, during the credits I could not stop crying!!…. 😔🇺🇸🙏🏻 May Chris, and all our fallen Veterans who served this country with all their heart, Rest in Peace!….. 🇺🇸
@@legangsouslaterre6940 c’est faux , on a pas su faire honneur au colonel Arnaud Bertram qui aurait du avoir le même hommage que celui de Chris kyle mais en France
@@tonperefaitdubobsleigh2420 pour le coup c'est pas le même level, on peut pas comparer le meilleur sniper de l'histoire d un pays et un soldats qui a perdu la vie
3mxg RBLX shut the fuck up I want you to kill 150+ terrorists, then maybe you can talk bad about Kyle. But until then, you should remember him as a true American Hero, even if he made a few things up. I doubt you wouldn’t
It’s been 7 years since his death and he’s still a true American hero Rest in those heavenly gates thank you for your brave service Chris Kyle God bless America.
I went to see this the day it came out in cinema. Everyone got up to walk out the second the screen went black and then everybody stood still. You could have heard a pin drop and some people sat back down. Those with respect stood standing until it finished totally changed my evening that's for sure.
I remember seeing this in the theaters with my girlfriend and best mate. We could barely hold back the tears during this scene. I couldn't believe he died. Rip hero
I am south african , have admired Client Eastwood's artistry...but after seeing american sniper and the ending song , i was awed... captivating , emotional , True strory.. Rest in Peace , i Salute
Every time I hear this song I cry. This is the most beautiful rendition of taps that you will ever hear. I think Clint Eastwood and Bradley Cooper did a fantastic job. This movie moves me every time I see it.
I was born in 1991 but I feel like my happy side just disappeared forever. War and Adventure plus Autobiography of The Best High School Mentor to loads of students who took words of encouragement from the American Sniper himself
Cedric Standbridge first off, do you even know what its like to put your life on the line for other people? no you dont, all you do is sit on your lazy ass and play apex.
I remember seeing this in theaters with my brother. I heard so many people crying and when people walked out of the theater everyone's face was red. I've never met anyone that doesn't cry at the end
Just finished watching the movie again (countless times) and the build up from Bradley’s emotional bar scene (“I guess I just needed a minute”) to this ending, makes this grown man CRY every time. God bless you and your family for all that you’ve done.
🇺🇸✝️🌟R.I.P🌟✝️🇺🇸 1974-2013 Chris Kyle A Loving Father, A Loving Husband, and a American Hero who gave his life to help a fellow Veteran, A fellow Soldier, A fellow Brother
His wife and kids didn’t know that would be the last day they saw there husband and father. Respect and my honor to Chris thank you for protecting our great nation god knows you were a hero, thank you for all you did Chris you will never be forgotten.
Este mundo necesita más héroes como Chris, fue una gran persona y un gran patriota, lo dió todo por su país y sus compañeros. Descansa en paz estés donde estés, siempre te recordaremos.
What I remember at the end of the movie I was in the movie theater Everyone watch The ending of the credits They stood up out their sits Put there hands up and started clapping
How his wife looks through the door while closing it, the message „Chris Kyle was killed that day by a vereran he was trying to help“, the perfect fitting music, the cars driving up the street, the Meeting in the stadium with this beautifull picture. And the end of the end scene. Tons of tears
Everyone that didn't cry during this ending doesn't have a soul. R.I.P Chris Kyle. Thank you for fighting for the western Freedom. Salutes from Europe.
Son, Father, Husband, Texan, Navy SEAL, American and Brother to all who have served this country. ‘It is our duty to serve those who serve us.’ -- Chris Kyle BZ.
2019, He wouldve been 45 this year. Rest In Peace Hero. Thanks Chris Kyle
Died so young. So sad. Especially since he was trying to help a mentally ill vet.
Merica
This American Hero visited me in Turlock High School and it was a shocker
@@satanaswallpaper_8207 It really badly damages current Armed Forces Jr ROTC students and Former students whom graduated or were out of High School in the early 70s or 2010s and the way to follow was lookup to your high school fellow Grads and current students and be honored to be a part of the best part of your grade schooling and never quit
@@asa-zn6xh Represent your friends and family members but cherish your life from the start of your life and appreciate it.
I remember the theater being DEAD silent during the credits. No one left, no one made a sound. It was truly a profound experience for a theater.
Fuck him. You all are just enabling fakers like him by doing that kind of bullshit
@@AYEcorolla ?????
@@marvinsilverman4394 The fact that "people" like dean da silva exist makes this world very sad... :(((
RIP Chris Kyle :(
@@AYEcorolla cry about it
@@bogdanscripcariu6501 homie killed several civilians and children, the only thing sad, is that people take this and say he’s a “hero” for this crap. It’s war lol. I know y’all like to only see what you want to in America, but yikes.
Possibly the most moving credit roll in the history of cinema.
That and ending of Lone Surviver.
I still cry
For reals.
Very true
fuck him.
he lied about his service so much its absurd.
“It is foolish to mourn the men who died. Rather we should thank god that such men lived”
- General George Patton
May god with you mate
Random Undertale vids you too brother stay safe
Chris Kyle is now defending heaven from evil
Coming from a communist
Chris Kyle should have never given Eddie Ray Routh a firearm.
Guns and mental illness do not mix well.
Respect to Clint Eastwood for not showing his death on screen
Agreed
He doesn't deserve the respect you all give him.
He lied about his service for his own gain, that piece of shit is worm food now and I couldn't find it more amusing
@@AYEcorolla do you think you wasted more time of your life on Chris Kyle or the other way around? While the whole world admires this man, did you wonder how much people admire you?
@@4doorsmorewhors I really don't give a shit. That's the catch.
You're just willing to play into denial because you won't accept your "hero" was a fraud.
Yet you'll still claim to love the military while supporting the shit the military hates.
@@AYEcorolla did I talk about who gave a shit? No. Did I talk about the military? No. I asked you 2 questions, who waisted more time on who and who do you think admires someone who keyboard warriors a dead man.
You Americans sure know how to honour a hero. Bought tears to these Australian eyes. Regardless of which I'm going to thank you for your service Chris Kyle. May you have entered into the pearly gates and God Bless you to all the soldiers who keep us safe and offer up their own lives. I salute you!
We pretty much do this for anyone in a public service.
Police, fire department, etc. Check out the funeral for the granite mountain hotshots.
This is only a minority. Most Americans spit on their graves.
@@bl8892 "Most Americans spit on their graves." How did You MEASURE them being the Majority? Using Mail-In Ballots? Dominion-Supplied Counting Machines? (Anti-)DEMOCRAT People Filling Ballots Themselves very late at Night and then FAKING "Counting" later still?
Yes, everyone there did an amazing job of honoring him. There were 200 miles of people lined up along the road that day.
@@mauriciolira4359 not the place to bring this shit up
I remember seeing this in theatres. The end of the film was one of the most memorable times I've had at the cinema. Every single person in the theatre remained seated throughout the credits of the film (which is rarely ever done with films like these). I heard and saw so many people crying throughout the credits, myself and my mom being two of them. -From a Canadian
Thanks for your humane sensitivity
I watch the ending with my friends grandpa who is a veteran and it was very sad because it reminded him of his fallen brothers, side note the reason I was with my friends grandpa is because he is like a grandpa to me.
I'm glad you guys could respect the great American hero that is and was Chris Kyle
I watched this movie the first night it hit the theaters. Two scenes in this movie I cannot watch. I almost had to walk out of the theater due to them scenes. But I’m glad I stayed and watched all the way to the end. It was the quietest theatre I have ever walked out of at the end. No one said a word all the way out to the parking lot. People were standing outside asking about the movie and there just was no words to say in the moment from anyone walking out.
Was the same way when I saw it in theater.
Chris Kyle was an American hero he inspired me to join the military not the Navy but the Marines. Semper Fi brother.
Well done young fella from an Australian veteran
Isn’t the Marines apart of the Navy?
@@cali115 No it's a different branch of the military. There's the Marines, Navy, Army, Air Force and Coast Guard (and more recently, Space Force). Chris Kyle was a Navy Seal.
cali115 the Marines is in the department of the Navy so yea we’re part of it but we’re more of like the “Army” of the Navy if you get what I mean man?
Jokes on you. You did join the Navy.... the Department of the Navy
I served 23 years in the British Army and my elder brother also around 23 years. He left 5 years before my service ended him being the elder. He passed away 5 years ago and I had this played at the funeral as a fitting tribute to him having taken part in 5 separate operational deployments. My hat is also removed for American Sniper CPO Chris Kyle.🇬🇧🇺🇸
mine is taken off for all 3 of you
“We will not say Americans fought like heroes, but that heroes fought like Americans”. Huge respect to the US and it’s people from Denmark 🇺🇸🇩🇰
What are you talking about?
*"We will not say that Greeks fight like heroes, but that heroes fight like Greeks"* ~Winston Churchill
Due to what greeks did on world war II.
Thank you Clint Eastwood for directing this movie to honor a hero.
I'm not ashamed to admit I cried during this part of the movie
Rest in peace Chris Kyle and Thank you very much for your service
fuck him. that guy lied his ass off.
Dean da Silva Regardless if he lied or not, he still served for the US. At least give him credit for that!
@@AYEcorolla He did more than you'll ever do loser.
your the kind of dickwad to look down at someone who very likely could have saved your ungrateful ass, you are a piece of shit who can not cite evidence, but has the odacity to disrespect someone you could never even mess with. You are the worst kind of human, but even if you were lucky enough to know him, he would still save your sorry ass.
Also
It is foolish to mourn the men that died.
Rather we should thank god that such men lived
When I see the veteran in the wheelchair in the middle of the road in this ending...It always brings a tear to my eye.
@Loopy
He was one of many that gave those asshats the freedom to do what they are doing...That’s going against everything this country has to offer and complaining that it isn’t better.
Maybe the pussies should take a flight to Mogadishu, Kandahar, North Korea, Etc...
Let them really have something to bitch about, knowing how coddled Americans really are in comparison to them.
To the people that do that, or think that: When you think you have it bad, there’s someone, somewhere out there that has it 50x worse and they are still grateful for what they have...Even when those people can’t say a single thing about their government, without losing their life.
To those people: Man the fuck and pull your skirt down.
Agreed makes me teary eyed it sickens me to see the hate America gets from its own people
@@almighty5839 Just like soldiers returning from Vietnam.
@America Or you mean like when people use the flag design for a bathing suit or jacket ….or a CZcams pfp?
10 years ago this day we lost Chris. He has not been forgotten though. His wife Taya has been active ever since advocating for mental health and staying loyal to him and their family. She has yet to remarry and often shares memories and speaks on his behalf for many media outlets. If you wish to support the memory of Chris, follow his wife.
I just added her. Amen
2022, still here, respect for this great man, legends never die
Not every hero wears a cape, They wear Dog tags and Badges 🇺🇸
@kt95 gy no, Fuck You
@kt95 gy dude...Just no.
@kt95 gy atheists dont believe in god.
So It's a really difficult thing to talk about since everyone is getting raised in another believe. But i'm sure, Chris Kyle isnt in any hell or somethin'. He faced the true evil and served for his country he loved.
True
Anakin?
The song
The emotion
The respect
Hat off and take a bow
Born and died in a place he loved and amongst those he loved
RIP HERO
Respect from Britain
😭😭😭😭
You are soooooooooo gay
@@redfoxxx2162 oh no you called him gay im sure he will be so sad and offended now :( lol what a clown
Red Foxxx21 really dude , wow
@@redfoxxx2162 why the hate man i know this is an old comment but cant you just have some decourum ?
the fact that he was so full of shit his estate got sued over it.
This scene may be one of the greatest scenes in filming history. All of the story that was built up during the movie's run time including the story of defending his two separate families, his military family in Iraq and his own family at home along with the build up with scenes that show his support to fellow veterans and his love to his family all just bare down on you when that final message comes up "Chris Kyle was killed that day by a veteran he was trying to help." He died doing what he loved, helping his fellow veterans. Leaving behind his family who would had an eventful evening if he didn't die. Connecting this scene with the actual the imagery of the funeral of the real Chris Kyle help bring home the fact that the story is based on that soldiers real overcoming. This is why this scene touches me inside so hard and why I can't watch this part without crying. To me this is why I love this movie so much. It gives all this build up with gruelling scenes and intense action set pieces to this emotional ending and that is why I love this scene. Chris Kyle you will be remembered as one of America's most greatest heroes. A man who defends not only his homeland but his family both real and militaristic.
RIP The American Sniper.
The ending of this movie always makes me cry and feel a deep sense of American patriotism, even though I’m literally Irish. Rest in peace, Chris Kyle 🇺🇸
I remember watching this for the first time. I was crying during the credits but left the theaters pissed off. Pissed because of how he died.
You'll be surprised what PTSD can do to a man, which is why we NEED to raise awareness for struggling veterans
I knew him in school. Great man. Yep MHS was a small school and 4 years were interwoven with friends and family. 1991-1994. Those classes were so tight even now.
Yeah I to a school of over 2000 students strong we had 3 swimming pools a baseball diamond football gridiron Indoor Basketball Court and finally a Tennis Court
@@bowserstrickland9685 your point being? it has absolutely NOTHING to do with this
Holy shit you knew him
I worked with his brother a few years ago. Its surreal - people leaving this reality we live in.
R.I.P. Chris Kyle
From Australia. It is your duty to never let him be forgotten. Tell people of his legend. So his legacy will live on
This song gives me chills.
Sandy Sovie whats the Name of the Song
@@koli3982 , Ennio Morricone - the funeral. It's on CZcams.
Me too...
I am not american but I love America
Me too .
A damn good visitor to a Legendary High School in Central California and I attended there for 5 years in the eyes of the American Sniper and his Brother not 5 years but 5 tours in High School
Woman cried during Twilight,Men cried during Saving Private Ryan, This made God cry
I saw this in theaters. That theater was FULL. On the way out you could hear a penny drop. I CRIED the hardest with American Sniper, Saving Private Ryan, We Were Soldiers, and Lone Survivor.
@@mitchellwagoner6631 lone survivor is dope as fuck i love that movie
I doubt it made god cry because this man was a trained killer god cried from everyone killing each other
@@Smodlee the Gods do not cry. They welcome him too the hall of warriors. Valhalla.
I felt this
I remember watching this in a cinema in France. Everybody was stuck to their seat and you could almost touch the emotion in the air. God bless americans for honoring their hero's last ride in such a manner. Love from France.
I'm literally crying right now. Patriotism is the most beautiful thing ever.
from Sweden, RIP ❤️🇸🇪
Yes it is, people stood along 200 miles of road that day to pay respects.
Mad respect from America Chris was a hero and god knows it
Those woke sjw leftists will say patriotism is fascist in Twitter sad 😔 this happing right now
I remember watching this in the the theater, taking a look around and seeing grown men cry to this part. Truly sad ending.
Petty politicians didnt go Iraq it was stupid war and Iraq never invaded west or had involvement in 9/11
Peter Clohessy
A lot of people have a hard time seeing that
Peter Clohessy You’re right, Iraq never invaded anything and didn’t have involvement in 9/11 but you know who did? You know the reason we were fighting in Iraq? Because fucking Taliban attacked us dumbass. Seriously, if you thought that the US was going to sit around and not retaliate, you are incompetent.
Four years later and this ending still gets me chocked up and gives me tears.
RIP Chris Kyle, thank you for your service! 🇺🇸
Make love not war
Love you Chris kyle
Tyler Palkovitz RIP your mom tio
Vous avez raison paix et honneur pour lui
Respect
I saw this in the theater. To date, it is the only movie Ive watched where I got emotional.
It was all because of this scene.
Nothing gets me like the gentleman in wheelchair who wheels out into the street just to salute this man. God bless you sir.
I'm not crying, you're CRYING.
Rest in peace, know that you have given me inspiration to join and serve my country with honor and pride.
Way to go young fella from an Australian veteran
@@aussie207 Thank you for the inspiration Sir
I remember seeing this in theatres and was completely blown away by how amazing it is and this scene made it even more amazing. I've never been in a theatre that was the quiet during the end credits. Everyone including myself were crying our eyes out. I walked out of the movie in stunned silence by its perfection. Chris Kyle is a true hero and deserves nothing less, RIP MR. Kyle you are missed and an inspiration.
I remember watching this in the cinema, and it was incredibly moving. The support, the sacrifice, and the patriotism. God rest his soul, from an Englishman, to all of our American cousins.
I was young when I first saw this movie, heck, i didn't even know who he was. but after learning more about him and more about PTSD, i tear up when i watch the end of this movie. I am now doing a report on PTSD and how it affects soldiers. And this movie, got all most all of my content.
This movie will always be one of my favorite movies of all time
These men and women need all of the help and support they can get.
Chris Kyle is part of the reason I am trying for a Navy SEAL contract. Thank you for all of those who have been down range. I am serving to honor you and the values you held.
Good fucking luck, it’s a lot harder that what the movie makes it out to be at the beginning
@@dxncerr1233 With that attitude in life you will achieve nothing. You can sit down and wish for luck, but don't disturb those who are working to achieve something.
@@uriabelli I have heard many people say what you have said before, “With that attitude… Blah, Blah, Blah” The Navy Seals are not a walk in the park and to be honest I don’t even think you can apply directly as portrayed in the film. All I’m saying is good luck, but it’s not easy
@Loopy The film is called Lone Survivor and it’s in my top 3 best films
Did you make it??
Rest In Peace Kyle 🇺🇸
You're in God's hands and Eternally 38 forever amen .#Hooyah
Itz oorah but ok
East Gaming Chris Kyle was a Navy Seal not a Marine. It’s Hooyah
@@TheTruth-si5zq ohhhh. Your right sorry
Rest on peace brother.101st/2nd/502nd.Airborne all the way......
I remember watching this in the movie theater with my brother and dad and my dad cried so hard in the end of the movie, I believe it reminded him the sacrifice of being a soldier in the marine corps.
Corps* thank you to him for his service.
Jordonius Gaming he said thank you for thanking him
Clint did a phenomenal job on this movie. One of the saddest endings I’ve witnessed ever… Kyle is an American hero
6th-July 2020: Italian composer Ennio Morricone dies at age 91. RIP
You'll find no official mention of the origin of this ending song anywhere, but it the music behind the ending procession and credits is an arrangement by Ennio Morricone of "Il Silenzio" written in 1965 by Italian trumpet player Nini Rosso, and Guglielmo Brezza. Musically, there are better versions, but none in a more affecting context.
The music is The Funeral written/composed by Ennio Moriccone for the Italian western film Return of Ringo , Il Silenzi written by ROSSO and BREZZA is a complete different composition both derive from the bugle call Taps
That is played during the sleep time in the Greek Army Special Forces. Every night I was wondering were have I listened to this. One day I was rewatching this film and yeah I remembered. They play that to honor the fallen who are eternally sleeping.
How can these sick people dislike this
Brain cells were too inbred
i think youtube said at one point that it was like bots to balance the algorithm or sm
Because there to blinded by hatred of America which is sickening
Some scum of the Earth CZcamsr called Red Twilight Sparkle said something incredibly disrespectful toward Chris Kyle in the comments here
"Those who say we are in a time of no heroes... they just don’t know we’re to look”
-Ronald Reagan
RIP Chris kyle you served you’re country to the higest you could achieve
Woulda been 48 this year. Just finished rewatching as I do every 6 months. I may be a Brit but I truly respect this man and all he has done
Fellow Brit here, got the Americans know how to honour their fallen heros
Clint Eastwood thats why i looked this movie , the ending was a master piece with the music, it reminded me of Ennio Morricone who did alot music for Clint, Rest in Peace ..... CHRIS KYLE...... CLINT EASTWOOD.....ENNIO MORRICONE!
R.I.P. CHRIS.....YOU ARE A TRUE HERO!
My life is in ruins due to the end of his Autobiography of Motion Picture of his life from childhood all the way up to his Military Career
@@bowserstrickland9685 this is not a place to be trolling :(
Memorial Day in a couple days... I came here cause I was thinking of you buddy... RIP Chris Kyle..
From Australia. I am a veteran myself. I have mental health problems. Knowing the ending this is a hard movie to watch. And it is normal to cry
We are with you mate.
The music, would move any patriot into tears.......
U all Marines, Army, etc. Got my respect, more than i do to my country's Army, u make more sacrifices for ur nation, May God bless u forever, from México 🇲🇽 🇺🇸
pinche vendido
Bone chilling. I’m so proud of the American soldier!
The ending the music at the end had me bawling my eyes out very emotional. R.I.P Chris Kyle
The same reaction after the first viewing of this film. I still cry every time I watch this scene...
The saddest part for a Warrior like him is they never get too see this part.... They can't see the love and respect here in this world. It is my hope that he was watching from Valhalla... Rest well brother.... like most good things....gone too soon.
Oh, we see it! We are just too humble to be glorified!!! We do THANK YOU!!
I remembered Chris's funeral! I am a former U.S.Navy Seal, I entered in 98, I had the opportunity to meet in Iraq in late 99! I stayed 3 seasons. The legend, Tex .... Forever💀🥇
thanks for your service
Thank you for your service sir
Thank you for your service Sir
Thx! For ur service, sir!
Thank you to all who have served, and who are currently serving 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Keep low, move fast.
Kill first, die last.
One shot, one kill.
No luck, pure skill.
The true motto of an American Sniper.
Except that Chris Kyle lied through his teeth about a lot of what went on.
@@AYEcorolla I’m pretty sure snipers have to fill forms out for each kill and include witnesses if possible to ensure that they were clean shots, I’ve heard people say this before but what did he lie about?
@@dylanpurandare6245 Kyle didn't lie about anything. Haters are just haters.
I saluted him through all this video 😢😢
Joshua Michilena
Joshua Michilena Same.
I sobbed til I couldn't breathe and saluted at times, too, here all by myself watching. : ( WHAT A GREAT MAN!! RIP Chris!! My utmost respect, Sir!! THE "DEVIL OF RAMADI"!!!
So you sat there saluting him the white time bit weird aye
same here...
I wish I can go back to when I saw this in the movie theater to see the people reactions to the extraordinary film
One of the best endings to any movie from any epoch and covering any subject.
As a Veteran myself (not a combat vet) who love’s this country dearly, during the credits I could not stop crying!!….
😔🇺🇸🙏🏻 May Chris, and all our fallen Veterans who served this country with all their heart, Rest in Peace!….. 🇺🇸
Wow when you need a stadium due to how many people loved you then you know you lived an excellent life!
Respect from France, R.I.P Chris Kyle.les vrais Héros ne meurent jamais.
Sascha Edgar Merci, mon frète🇺🇸🇫🇷
nous aussi les français savons faire preuve de respect
@@legangsouslaterre6940 c’est faux , on a pas su faire honneur au colonel Arnaud Bertram qui aurait du avoir le même hommage que celui de Chris kyle mais en France
@@tonperefaitdubobsleigh2420 pour le coup c'est pas le même level, on peut pas comparer le meilleur sniper de l'histoire d un pays et un soldats qui a perdu la vie
@Loopy hes speaking about a french colonel who is dead
He gave the greatest sacrifice to protect this country.. God bless thank you for your service!
Husker Nation19 (He didn’t, he was shot while hunting)
3mxg RBLX shut the fuck up I want you to kill 150+ terrorists, then maybe you can talk bad about Kyle. But until then, you should remember him as a true American Hero, even if he made a few things up. I doubt you wouldn’t
Enclave Reformed he didn’t die for his country though...
@@3mxgrblx459 He served right?
Thank you for your service. You have put your life on the line for your country. Rest in peace you warrior. 😞
It’s been 7 years since his death and he’s still a true American hero Rest in those heavenly gates thank you for your brave service Chris Kyle God bless America.
I went to see this the day it came out in cinema. Everyone got up to walk out the second the screen went black and then everybody stood still. You could have heard a pin drop and some people sat back down.
Those with respect stood standing until it finished totally changed my evening that's for sure.
I remember seeing this in the theaters with my girlfriend and best mate. We could barely hold back the tears during this scene. I couldn't believe he died.
Rip hero
No Idea he Passed till the end of Movie. Was Stunned
A great man that helped others leave the battlefield even when they weren’t on it physically 💪🏼💡
The same musician who gave us all those Clint westerns. RIP brother
That ending hit hard
Much love and respect for our American brothers. Always be one of our closest mates and allies. Much love from Australia 🇦🇺🇺🇸
I am south african , have admired Client Eastwood's artistry...but after seeing american sniper and the ending song , i was awed... captivating , emotional , True strory.. Rest in Peace , i Salute
i remember watching the whole movie, and the ending just made me cry so hard, i couldn't hold my tears.
Every time I hear this song I cry. This is the most beautiful rendition of taps that you will ever hear. I think Clint Eastwood and Bradley Cooper did a fantastic job. This movie moves me every time I see it.
I watched this movie when came out in theater, the whole crowd watched and stood in silence. 🇺🇸 true respect for a true patriot
The only movie whose Credit scene i must have seen at least 20 times
America always gave us the greatest heroes, but for the wrong wars.
I was born in 1991 but I feel like my happy side just disappeared forever. War and Adventure plus Autobiography of The Best High School Mentor to loads of students who took words of encouragement from the American Sniper himself
American propaganda
This isn't political, get fucked.
Cedric Standbridge first off, do you even know what its like to put your life on the line for other people? no you dont, all you do is sit on your lazy ass and play apex.
Every soldier is a hero
I remember seeing this in theaters with my brother. I heard so many people crying and when people walked out of the theater everyone's face was red. I've never met anyone that doesn't cry at the end
Me too
This actually made me cry the first time I seen it
If you didn't tear up or get goosebumps while watching the end credits, I'm not sure if you even watched it in the first place.
Brings me to tears every time.
I'm sad when I see this scene and my tears don't stop...
R.I.P Chris
from Japan🇯🇵
"it is foolish and wrong to mourn the men who died, rather we should thank God such men lives."
-George S Patton.
Just finished watching the movie again (countless times) and the build up from Bradley’s emotional bar scene (“I guess I just needed a minute”) to this ending, makes this grown man CRY every time. God bless you and your family for all that you’ve done.
Shout out here in Ireland, Salute to The LEGEND..
Right on !
🇺🇸✝️🌟R.I.P🌟✝️🇺🇸
1974-2013 Chris Kyle
A Loving Father, A Loving Husband, and a American Hero who gave his life to help a fellow Veteran, A fellow Soldier, A fellow Brother
His wife and kids didn’t know that would be the last day they saw there husband and father. Respect and my honor to Chris thank you for protecting our great nation god knows you were a hero, thank you for all you did Chris you will never be forgotten.
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@@stephanemusset5919 hello our French Allies
Este mundo necesita más héroes como Chris, fue una gran persona y un gran patriota, lo dió todo por su país y sus compañeros.
Descansa en paz estés donde estés, siempre te recordaremos.
Ending left me in a total tears. RIP Chris Kyle. Thank you for your service and may God bless.
Rest easy Chief and Thank you for your service and sacrifice! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Someone pls go get me 50 more boxes of Kleenex pls I'm bawling my eyes out
What I remember at the end of the movie I was in the movie theater Everyone watch The ending of the credits They stood up out their sits Put there hands up and started clapping
What a hero and inspiration. He is one reason why i would love to be a sniper
You are hero.
We love America
How his wife looks through the door while closing it, the message „Chris Kyle was killed that day by a vereran he was trying to help“, the perfect fitting music, the cars driving up the street, the Meeting in the stadium with this beautifull picture. And the end of the end scene. Tons of tears
Everyone that didn't cry during this ending doesn't have a soul. R.I.P Chris Kyle. Thank you for fighting for the western Freedom. Salutes from Europe.
Nah we just know the truth about Chris kyles lies lol
We love you brother never forgotten and always remembered!
Son, Father, Husband, Texan, Navy SEAL, American and Brother to all who have served this country. ‘It is our duty to serve those who serve us.’ -- Chris Kyle BZ.
This is why we have Memorial Day, God Bless our Military
I saw this movie with my dad I almost cried at the end God bless America 🇺🇸