My list: 1. 13 hrs. Secret Soldiers of Benghazi 2. Lone Survivor 3. Only the Brave No other movie has ever made me cry like these three movies. We have some pretty amazing men (heroes) in our world❤️
Driving cross country at night, pitch black outside and all you could see are the stars and you listen to this song. Makes it feel if your soul is drifting into the night sky.
I agree. Only the brave is my favourite movie (with Fast and furious 7). And My lost brothers is my favourite book ever. I come from Slovenia and I'm 13. R.I.P. Granite Mountain Hotshots and R.I.P. Paul Walker
As a paramedic, I see these comments and feel so thankful for an amazing community of supportive people out there to support medics, police and firefighters. You all mean so much, and it’s incredibly humbling. Thank you.
i didn't say thank you in my comment to the paremedics but i want to say thank you now since i seen this comment. i was focused one one thing when watching this movie and yes all of you anyone who works with helping people in there life and trying to help them when there is an emergency, thank you. I've been in two ambulance in my life and i always made sure i thanked them. thank you for your service.
Mister, and I use that term as a phrase of respect, it's due to people like yourself, and a very small number of others , that keep the light shining. You're serving us now, so you feel. That's not entirely true. We're the ones, who serve you. Keep that in perspective. V.P. Joe Biden , at the memorial said it very well and said it best , " All men , are created equal , and then, only few became firefighters "... While you're looking out for us, we're looking out for you. Push Forward. The only way out is up. Kaniksu Shots North Idaho U.S.A.
I am Japanese, but I was moved by this movie. I couldn't stop crying when I saw the passionate brave fighting for their loved ones, families and communities. I'd like to express my gratitude to these 20 brave men.
I hear you firefighters in tokyo go through much worse,Especially with the pressure of so many buildings also burning. Good to hear you also can relate to this!
@@jeffadams9807The one who survived was still a part of the squad. The fact that his duty at that moment didn’t put him in the line of fire that took out his team in no way demeans the risks he took each and every day leading up to that point, or the risks he personally faced in extricating himself (in hopes of rejoining with his crew).
As an ex NY Firefighter and a current firefighter in PA, i speak for all of us in saying. THANK YOU. This means a lot to us. Rest in piece my fellow brother firefighters who laid their life down that day during the Yarnell Hill fire.. Thank you for everyone who thanks us for our service and all we do. We do it for you!
У нас в России говоря так: К огромному сожалению герои умирают молодыми!!! Пожарные всего мира это специалисты одной из самых опасных служб мира! Храни вас всех Бог!!!
This song is beautiful, haunting and could not be a more perfect tribute to the firefighters who risked their lives. Dierks, hats off to you, one of your best.
Best tribute song to the 19 Granite Hotshots and the Fire Service of men and women who serve around the world. Listeningto this song reminded me when I was a rookie type 2 fire fighter back in 2013. The day after the Yarnell tragedy, My crew and I were on the fire near kanab UT, mopping up and rehabbing early in the morning. over the radios my fire crew were told to put our operations at a halt. we wonder why, then later we gathered together as a crew wondering why we stopped , Our fire officer who drove for miles to check on us, Came up to all of us. He informed us of Yarnell tragedy, telling us that the Granite Mountain lost 19 hotshots. Their very best and brightest, hard workers who loved their jobs. Hearing this, Our crew got real quiet with our heads down, looking at each other lost for words. Then our fire officer told us all to take a knee and giving the 19 Granite Mountain Hotshots a moment of silence, out of respect we all did. Of course I'll kneeled down and accidentally kneeled into some hot ash, SMH. After our moment of silence our fire officer was glad we're all safe and making sure we're working safely as a team, a band of brothers. He started to cry a little bit and wondered what mistakes the Granite Mountain Hotshots made that led them to their tragic deaths. As too I wondered that, feeling sad for their families. As years went by, the day finally came, watching the movie that pays tribute to the 19 Granite Mountain Hotshots was a powerful experience and it was really hard watching the end of the movie, I cried in front of my girlfriend :( They did an outstanding job on the movie, seeing the inactment and telling of their story was like I said, A powerful haunting experience. Not only the movie was base on their bravery but as a band of brothers who lived life together to the very end, sadly and gladly at least one sole surviver will tell of their story. Best Movie Best song ever. God Bless the Fire Service of dragon slayers.
5 years ago today, we lost them to the Yarnell Hill Fire... Hard to belive its been this long already... May they continue to rest in peace and never be forgotten.
This film did not get the attention it deserved. It was so impactful seeing it in theaters, and now four years later, this song still hits the emotions.
My dad passed away about a month ago. He was a fire chief for 20+ years. I played this song when I had a moment alone with him in the hospital only hours before he passed. This song will always hold a special place in my heart.
for me as well man, i didnt lose any1 in this field, thses men are hereos, this is such a beautiful song, i watch this video everyday, puts life in perspective
I hiked to the deployment site last year. If anyone ever has the chance, do it!! So many emotions I can't even describe it. RIP to all those wonderful men! 🙏
When we lost the Granite Mountain Firefighters, it was devastating! When they brought them individually down to Phoenix in separate hearses, the turnout to bid them farewell was amazing. My dad, 2 uncles, 1 sister, 2 brothers, and 8 cousins are or used to be Wild land Firefighters. Many thanks to them, because most of the time, they go unnoticed and unappreciated. Thank You Dierks, for this awesome and amazing tribute to them.
@@joshwilliams8921 tf? You think those hotshots started that fire? You think they wanted to die and leave behind their wives and kids? They did what no one else would and had the guts to put on their gear and fight that fire, that monster, no matter the sacrifice. If it wasn’t for them, who knows what would’ve happened. They died protecting their communities and their world. Please have a bit of respect. Thank you.
well said my brother as a blue ridge hotshot that was there that day alot of people and also other hotshot crews didnt give my 19 brothers the RESPECT they deserved cause they were municipal until the burn over
I regret so much for skipping this in theatres, i can't remember when movie ( based on true events or not) kicked me in the stomach this much, such an emotional ride. Josh Brolin was fantastic.
greetings from Polish firefighters. In Polish fire community we always wish each other "as many returns as departures". These words are already part of our firefighting tradition. So I officially wish this to you Hotshots and all firefighters from the USA and around the world. keep watch and stay safe brothers. we are one army.
This film actually was released at the same time as Infinity Wars in Germany. Hardly a single movie theater showed Only the Brave. It got me really mad. What, do these people call Superman when their damn house burns down?
I cried my eyes out so much when I heard this song in the movie. My Grandfather is a firefighter and when I even first heard of this story I almost cried I'm the middle of my Bio class in school and when I saw the movie I felt sick from the feeling of guilt and sarrow for the families that lost their loved ones. Thank you for your sacrifice. GOD BLESS ALL FIREFIGHTERS!!!!!!!!!!
Same here. My granny told she never worried for the grandfather until a significant fire happened just in front of their apartments and she saw him working on the fireground.
The tears that this song and sequence from the movie brought in my eyes were purest of emotions. Thank you #DierksBentley and #OnlyTheBrave for this. You touched my hearts with your art and soul. Thank you for this pain. #HerosNeverDie
Carey Price the movie was beautiful, i like how they put the list of the real Granite Mountain Hotshots at the end of the movie. May they rest in peace
Those were people who fought for the world and mother nature. Not making war but try to save everyone including the animals and make the world a better place. That are the real heroes we need. Not the people who destroy everything, just for one person his crazy ambitions
For a wildland firefighter, a wife of, a daughter of and a friend to many, this song speaks to my heart. Thank You Dierks for bringing light to the lifestyle. So many wildland firefighters across this country leave their families and go out into our federal lands and work to save our properties, our wilderness and lives. They are humble hard working group and are a silent backbone. Lost friends too. Thanks. Holding the light.
This song, like the movie itself, is a tribute to those who willingly put themselves between us and certain danger every day. To all first responders, emergency task force members, National Guard and military personnel- active and retired, thank you for your sacrifice. Your lives are precious to us, as you make our lives precious to yourselves.
I haven't seen the movie but I remember when it happened. Thinking about the lives lost, hearing Dierks song and reading all the comments here, I have tears pouring down my face. Thank you to all the firefighters around the world for your dedication and service.
The loss of those 19 men will scar the face of Earth and humanity for millennia to come. Their sacrifice allowed a beautiful town and forest to survive and gave families a chance to spend many days to come in the place they belong. Those men gave everything, they became so close to the point of family. From failing relationships and depression to hero's, legends in fact. Their names written on stone, carved deep into the heart of Earth, and the families of those who fell on that day. On the day those 19 men died, 19 bright stars appeared in the sky.
Powerhouse movie. I have been looking forward to this story being told with guts and heart. As a former NYPD I have nothing but respect for FD and their families!
I have not cried like this in many years. This song suits this so perfectly. Words fall short that I choke myself. Such a beautiful movie and huge respect to all the firefighters .
This song so beautifully sums up the tragedy that happened to my small town. It breaks my heart and lifts it up all the same. Thank you so much for this stunning tribute. I’ve never been more proud to be a part of the firefighting family. #weareone
as always I am late to this , great song very moving sad story. Just saw Direks last concert got canceled bc of the "vid" he is a great performer and did a nice tribute
Just went to this movie last night. Wow I was very moved, teared up towards the end and that is unusual. Very very quiet unusual feeling driving home. I just listened to this song over and over and thought about life and how I want to be remembered.
As a firefighter I read through these comments and thank everyone of youit brings tears to realize people care because half the people we associate with treat us like crap thank u all you have a big impact on us
We were around. Now it's all either Colville or North Idaho Pandhandle. And Brandon, on a personal note to you , keep those ten and 18 in the forefront of your mind every day. I don't do funerals. Copy?
"It's not what's stands in front of you, it's who stands beside you." Just watched the movie. Movies do get me in tears but this one had my chin and nose really wet. RIP Heroes. I still remember the survivor from the 20's quote "it's no longer the guilt on surviving that I carry with me. But the honor of knowing my brothers as you know them, as Heroes".
This song is so beautiful. My husband is a wildland firefighter for the state of tennessee and also works with air national Guard on major fire details. I never know when he is coming home and we never say goodbye. We say see you later along with I love you....
This song is so meaningful for me, I can't even express the effect it has on me. And as I read all the comments here I can't thank enough all the support we get while doing this type of work. I became an aerial firefighter a couple of years ago and will most probably keep doing it till the end. I've been a pilot for over 20 years, worked overseas in war zones, in the poorest countries of this world and all those jobs have been amazing and rewarding, but using my skills to fight fires is the most incredible feeling of all.
Mr. Bentley, my thanks to you for keeping all 19 in the forefront of everyone's mind. I can't speak for everyone, but, I'm pretty sure we all feel just about the same. Many, heart felt , sincere thanks. From one of the few, to you and all the rest. Much obliged.
When you first go out to a fire, you fall in love with the naked night sky and mother nature's ugly side. Being out there in the woods and doing our best is an experience of a lifetime. When you find out what you're really made of.
Being a 4th generation Arizona native these men bring me pride in my home. I remember hearing about the tragedy when I was young and not being able to fully grasp what happened. The fire that took them was a fire that threatened my grandfathers home. They risked everything protecting people they may never have known. Arizona will forever have a whole in her heart. We will never forget the Granite Mountain 19.
I remember the day after this sad event happen when our type 2 fire crew were mopping up.and working out on a fire near Kanab. UT. I remember all of my brothers kneeling on one knee and giving the 19 hot shots a moment of silence in middle of no where. Now years go by and watching the movie was really hard and remembering back then , kneeling on one knee and giving them a moment of silence with my brothers was a powerful sad experience to hear that these19 men lost their lives doing what they loved on this earth. I'm happy that they made this movie to remember not only their bravery but how they lived together as brothers to the end.
every time i listen to this song it makes me so emotional ! this movie really stayed with me one of few that have really left an impact on me .. i wish it wasn’t so underrated ! this song is so perfect 🖤
I just viewed 'Only The Brave' it was FANTASTIC. The 12 people including me in the theater walked out in tears. It sucks that ' Happy Death Day' had more people then this movie.
My dad and I (who are both firefighters) were the only ones in the AMC theatre on opening day, and we walked out choked up. We were suprised people choose to go se "Geostorm", "Snowmen", and "death day" instead because they all flopped.
Jordan Gustafson im not suprised at all. This movie was inspirational. People want to be entertained. These 19 where heroes and amazing and all who came before them and after. Are heroes.
Just saw the movie last night. What an amazing film and told the story of these brave men, beautifully. It was very hard to hold back the tears. RIP brothers. #225 MRFD
i didn't get the chance to see the movie but I've watched it a couple times (rented it and bought the dvd) and this is the most powerful movie I've watched in awhile it's a real shame that 19 men died a terrible way
Beautiful♡... im am EMR&EMT And fixing to go through training for my fire fighter 1, this song gives me the chills. My dad was a fireman for 32 years... was the chief too. My dad is my hero. And now im taking over my daddys foot prints♡
My grandpa said to me once "hold the light when you feel its really dark hold it like the entire world is covered in darkness but if you cant find one then just grab my hand kiddo but probably im already dead then hahaah" miss you grandpops
It hurt so much with this movie, I’m only 4 hours away from Prescott so I heard this in real time, and watching this movie brought up all my emotions I had for them. This movie did them justice. Thank you for telling their story.
Loved movie. I’m a correctional officer, wish we got more recognition for what we do but to all my brothers being law enforcement and first responders, be safe and love what you do.
I had already known that those 19 people would die but when the medic said 'confirmed 19,my heart still breaks.' When he says 'it should have been me',I just couldn't hold back those tears, it's always heartbreaking when someone think their lives worth less than any other people
My husband started out as a wildland firefighter. He ended his career as an air attack. These men are true American hero's. We just watched this movie. I was in tears the entire movie. It was a great movie. Very realist.
What a movie! What a soundtrack! I'm one of those "don't get teary eyed guys" lol....ever. But, this one got me ........ talk about feelings...... moved beyond any comparison.
This song makes me cry. Almost every time I watch it here or hearing on the radio. The lyrics are a reminder of the loved ones I have lost within the last couple of years. It reminds me on how much I love & miss them. Always
One of the most powerful ''based on a true story'' movie i've ever seen... RIP Granite Mountain Hotshots crew
I don't think I have cried for a film before as much as this one
Heroe" s in god's eyes
This movie, like Lone Survivor and American Sniper made me tear up like crazy.
I agree, I almost had the ugly cry!
My list:
1. 13 hrs. Secret Soldiers of Benghazi
2. Lone Survivor
3. Only the Brave
No other movie has ever made me cry like these three movies. We have some pretty amazing men (heroes) in our world❤️
Driving cross country at night, pitch black outside and all you could see are the stars and you listen to this song. Makes it feel if your soul is drifting into the night sky.
Michael Estrada, beautiful words (;
Liss Anne yes :)
i need to try that
I hear you.
I just watched the movie. Wow.
God bless them
I'm planning a road trip.
God Bless you... beautiful thought
Should have been nominated for Best Original Song in the Oscars.
Loveлюблю
Their souls nominated to be angels
Without a doubt buddy....great tribute to the 19 heroes
I agree. Only the brave is my favourite movie (with Fast and furious 7). And My lost brothers is my favourite book ever. I come from Slovenia and I'm 13. R.I.P. Granite Mountain Hotshots and R.I.P. Paul Walker
Должен был быть номинирован на лучшую песню Оскара
As a paramedic, I see these comments and feel so thankful for an amazing community of supportive people out there to support medics, police and firefighters. You all mean so much, and it’s incredibly humbling. Thank you.
goodDrummerman THANK YOU for all you do :)
i didn't say thank you in my comment to the paremedics but i want to say thank you now since i seen this comment. i was focused one one thing when watching this movie and yes all of you anyone who works with helping people in there life and trying to help them when there is an emergency, thank you. I've been in two ambulance in my life and i always made sure i thanked them. thank you for your service.
Mister, and I use that term as a phrase of respect, it's due to people like yourself, and a very small number of others , that keep the light shining. You're serving us now, so you feel. That's not entirely true.
We're the ones, who serve you.
Keep that in perspective.
V.P. Joe Biden , at the memorial said it very well and said it best ,
" All men , are created equal , and then, only few became firefighters "...
While you're looking out for us, we're looking out for you.
Push Forward. The only way out is up.
Kaniksu Shots
North Idaho
U.S.A.
Thank you for your service!
You have my support always my friend. God bless you.
I am Japanese, but I was moved by this movie.
I couldn't stop crying when I saw the passionate brave fighting for their loved ones, families and communities.
I'd like to express my gratitude to these 20 brave men.
I hear you firefighters in tokyo go through much worse,Especially with the pressure of so many buildings also burning. Good to hear you also can relate to this!
19 Fireman Died,
Only 1 Survived...
Yes..
@@jeffadams9807should still express your gratitude to the survivor
@@jeffadams9807The one who survived was still a part of the squad. The fact that his duty at that moment didn’t put him in the line of fire that took out his team in no way demeans the risks he took each and every day leading up to that point, or the risks he personally faced in extricating himself (in hopes of rejoining with his crew).
As an ex NY Firefighter and a current firefighter in PA, i speak for all of us in saying. THANK YOU. This means a lot to us. Rest in piece my fellow brother firefighters who laid their life down that day during the Yarnell Hill fire.. Thank you for everyone who thanks us for our service and all we do. We do it for you!
The worst part is realizing that most of these boys were just out of their teens, not even out of their 20’s when they died.
🌷🙏🏽♥️
Peace & Not Piece...
У нас в России говоря так: К огромному сожалению герои умирают молодыми!!! Пожарные всего мира это специалисты одной из самых опасных служб мира! Храни вас всех Бог!!!
You are all real heroes!
I lived in Prescott, Arizona when this happened. It is a town that will never forget what happened that day. Thank you Dierks for making this song.
This song is beautiful, haunting and could not be a more perfect tribute to the firefighters who risked their lives. Dierks, hats off to you, one of your best.
,~}. Love it! ,,
It's hauntingly gorgeous...
lovemytft Agreed.
Agreed
Agreed
Best tribute song to the 19 Granite Hotshots and the Fire Service of men and women who serve around the world.
Listeningto this song reminded me when I was a rookie type 2 fire fighter back in 2013.
The day after the Yarnell tragedy, My crew and I were on the fire near kanab UT, mopping up and rehabbing early in the morning.
over the radios my fire crew were told to put our operations at a halt.
we wonder why, then later we gathered together as a crew wondering why we stopped , Our fire officer who drove for miles to check on us, Came up to all of us.
He informed us of Yarnell tragedy, telling us that the Granite Mountain lost 19 hotshots.
Their very best and brightest, hard workers who loved their jobs.
Hearing this, Our crew got real quiet with our heads down, looking at each other lost for words.
Then our fire officer told us all to take a knee and giving the 19 Granite Mountain Hotshots a moment of silence, out of respect we all did.
Of course I'll kneeled down and accidentally kneeled into some hot ash, SMH.
After our moment of silence our fire officer was glad we're all safe and making sure we're working safely as a team, a band of brothers. He started to cry a little bit and wondered what mistakes the Granite Mountain Hotshots made that led them to their tragic deaths.
As too I wondered that, feeling sad for their families.
As years went by, the day finally came, watching the movie that pays tribute to the 19 Granite Mountain Hotshots was a powerful experience and it was really hard watching the end of the movie, I cried in front of my girlfriend :(
They did an outstanding job on the movie, seeing the inactment and telling of their story was like I said, A powerful haunting experience.
Not only the movie was base on their bravery but as a band of brothers who lived life together to the very end, sadly and gladly at least one sole surviver will tell of their story.
Best Movie Best song ever.
God Bless the Fire Service of dragon slayers.
clearly if they died they weren't the best all though i bet they were bright as fuck....ya know ....qs they burned to death
@@joshwilliams8921 kinda be careful with your words someone is gonna miss read that
I am glad to hear from another person who has been there before I almost had to deploy my shelter in 2002
@@joshwilliams8921 Winds changed and there was nothing they could do, so they did what they were trained to do.
@@joshwilliams8921 the guys wouldn't have got into a situation that deadly, if aerial reconnaissance had done its job on the level.
5 years ago today, we lost them to the Yarnell Hill Fire... Hard to belive its been this long already... May they continue to rest in peace and never be forgotten.
i mean...they got a preview of where they all were going......js
Damn it's gonna be 8 years in June and I can remember exactly what I was doing if you respond to this comment I'll tell my story
@@joshwilliams8921 you know hell is going to be a good place for you
This film did not get the attention it deserved. It was so impactful seeing it in theaters, and now four years later, this song still hits the emotions.
Your absolutely right. 👍
@@mckay0026 Im from Paradise Valley, AZ. I did the hike and watched the movie, very impactful.
This movie came out during the height of the wildomar fire in California during 2019-2020. I was in jail trying to get into fire camp when I saw this
My dad passed away about a month ago. He was a fire chief for 20+ years. I played this song when I had a moment alone with him in the hospital only hours before he passed. This song will always hold a special place in my heart.
for me as well man, i didnt lose any1 in this field, thses men are hereos, this is such a beautiful song, i watch this video everyday, puts life in perspective
I hiked to the deployment site last year. If anyone ever has the chance, do it!! So many emotions I can't even describe it. RIP to all those wonderful men! 🙏
I’m Japanese, and I haven’t known this story until I watch it
I appreciate for all workers who protect our daily life
When we lost the Granite Mountain Firefighters, it was devastating! When they brought them individually down to Phoenix in separate hearses, the turnout to bid them farewell was amazing. My dad, 2 uncles, 1 sister, 2 brothers, and 8 cousins are or used to be Wild land Firefighters. Many thanks to them, because most of the time, they go unnoticed and unappreciated.
Thank You Dierks, for this awesome and amazing tribute to them.
theres a reason nobody cares.....they start fires to get attention...then die ....cure cancer or gtfo
@@joshwilliams8921 tf? You think those hotshots started that fire? You think they wanted to die and leave behind their wives and kids? They did what no one else would and had the guts to put on their gear and fight that fire, that monster, no matter the sacrifice. If it wasn’t for them, who knows what would’ve happened. They died protecting their communities and their world. Please have a bit of respect. Thank you.
well said my brother as a blue ridge hotshot that was there that day alot of people and also other hotshot crews didnt give my 19 brothers the RESPECT they deserved cause they were municipal until the burn over
I regret so much for skipping this in theatres, i can't remember when movie ( based on true events or not) kicked me in the stomach this much, such an emotional ride. Josh Brolin was fantastic.
They really lived. The actors did a great job portraying them.
GOD BLESS ALL FIREFIGHTERS !!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
greetings from Polish firefighters. In Polish fire community we always wish each other "as many returns as departures". These words are already part of our firefighting tradition. So I officially wish this to you Hotshots and all firefighters from the USA and around the world. keep watch and stay safe brothers. we are one army.
Screw Marvel....these guys were real hero’s. RIP granite mountain hotshots
Who's Marvel may I ask ?
A rip off team of these heroes
Rambo147 not only the hotshots but law enforcement officers and Military men and women
God forgives them they are true heros
This film actually was released at the same time as Infinity Wars in Germany. Hardly a single movie theater showed Only the Brave. It got me really mad. What, do these people call Superman when their damn house burns down?
As a firefighter this song gives me goosebumps. makes us realize that it could all end without us knowing when you'd see your family again
Agreed . From retired FF
Every time I watch the movie and listen to this song, I can't stop crying 😭 RIP
One of the most beautiful songs ever written, Rest In Paradise Granite Mountain Hotshots crew.
I cried my eyes out so much when I heard this song in the movie. My Grandfather is a firefighter and when I even first heard of this story I almost cried I'm the middle of my Bio class in school and when I saw the movie I felt sick from the feeling of guilt and sarrow for the families that lost their loved ones. Thank you for your sacrifice. GOD BLESS ALL FIREFIGHTERS!!!!!!!!!!
Same here. My granny told she never worried for the grandfather until a significant fire happened just in front of their apartments and she saw him working on the fireground.
The tears that this song and sequence from the movie brought in my eyes were purest of emotions. Thank you #DierksBentley and #OnlyTheBrave for this. You touched my hearts with your art and soul. Thank you for this pain. #HerosNeverDie
I now right
They were so very crazy and too cool. I respect them and never forget.
Just saw the movie. So hard to watch. Great film, great way to remember the guys who lost their lives, and this song is amazing.
I hope they all were happy knowing that their families would never forget them
I can't even watch the last 5 minutes of the movie.. Watched it once at theater and at home, but 3rd time had to leave after this song kicked in.
Carey Price was
Carey Price yeah tell me about it I actually cried damn you onions
Carey Price the movie was beautiful, i like how they put the list of the real Granite Mountain Hotshots at the end of the movie. May they rest in peace
Hold the light!. R.I.P. Granite Mountain Hotshots!. True Heroes forever. Thank you Brendon for surviving the fire!. You are a hero man!.
I am Russian and I cry with you for these guys. Rest in peace, heroes. Real men.
Doesn’t matter where are you from. Men are everywhere the men. Human beings able to share the great men’s pain.
I used to go drink with them on whiskey row
😢👌👍
Thank you
Those were people who fought for the world and mother nature. Not making war but try to save everyone including the animals and make the world a better place. That are the real heroes we need. Not the people who destroy everything, just for one person his crazy ambitions
For a wildland firefighter, a wife of, a daughter of and a friend to many, this song speaks to my heart. Thank You Dierks for bringing light to the lifestyle. So many wildland firefighters across this country leave their families and go out into our federal lands and work to save our properties, our wilderness and lives. They are humble hard working group and are a silent backbone. Lost friends too. Thanks. Holding the light.
one of the best movies I've seen, that ending tho 😢 R.I.P to the 19 fallen hot shots
My dad died fighting a fire his last radio call was I love my family and thank you
This song, like the movie itself, is a tribute to those who willingly put themselves between us and certain danger every day. To all first responders, emergency task force members, National Guard and military personnel- active and retired, thank you for your sacrifice. Your lives are precious to us, as you make our lives precious to yourselves.
R.I.P. brother's. Your sacrifice will never be forgotten.
One of few country songs I don't just tolerate, but adore, and even crave. Heart-breakingly beautiful.
I haven't seen the movie but I remember when it happened. Thinking about the lives lost, hearing Dierks song and reading all the comments here, I have tears pouring down my face. Thank you to all the firefighters around the world for your dedication and service.
The loss of those 19 men will scar the face of Earth and humanity for millennia to come. Their sacrifice allowed a beautiful town and forest to survive and gave families a chance to spend many days to come in the place they belong. Those men gave everything, they became so close to the point of family. From failing relationships and depression to hero's, legends in fact. Their names written on stone, carved deep into the heart of Earth, and the families of those who fell on that day. On the day those 19 men died, 19 bright stars appeared in the sky.
Powerhouse movie. I have been looking forward to this story being told with guts and heart. As a former NYPD I have nothing but respect for FD and their families!
Shame on the Academy Awards for not nominating this song for best original song. It's one of the most moving songs I've ever heard!
I have not cried like this in many years. This song suits this so perfectly. Words fall short that I choke myself. Such a beautiful movie and huge respect to all the firefighters .
I am from Prescott and the movie was beautiful. I cannot explain how much I cried
Katie Smith i cant imagine what your town went through after this tragedy. Im so sorry.
Loved the movie. Them hotshots were real heroes. Love from Aabama
Can't ever imagine what your town is went through. RIP GRANITE MOUNTAIN HOTSHOTS - LOVE FROM SCOTLAND UK
Our hearts and prayers go out to you, especially the families left behind.
This song is a hauntingly perfect tribute to those brave men who laid down their lives to protect their community.
RIP Granite Mountain Hotshots
The Granite Mountain Hotshots 19 brave men that gave their live to protect the town from fire. This is an honorable song
This song so beautifully sums up the tragedy that happened to my small town. It breaks my heart and lifts it up all the same. Thank you so much for this stunning tribute. I’ve never been more proud to be a part of the firefighting family. #weareone
as always I am late to this , great song very moving sad story. Just saw Direks last concert got canceled bc of the "vid" he is a great performer and did a nice tribute
Just went to this movie last night. Wow I was very moved, teared up towards the end and that is unusual. Very very quiet unusual feeling driving home. I just listened to this song over and over and thought about life and how I want to be remembered.
It's these sort of movies that really make us aware that everyday someone is out there fighting for us.. i struggled to brother.
RIP Granite Mountain Hotshots - thank you Dierks - beautiful song.
Only the Brave is one of the best movies I have seen, and is incredibly hard to watch. This is one of Dierks best songs in my opinion.
Well, I rarely cry. Like maybe 3 times in the past 15 years. This movie made me cry like a baby.
As a firefighter I read through these comments and thank everyone of youit brings tears to realize people care because half the people we associate with treat us like crap thank u all you have a big impact on us
Hold that line
Shots Up!
Brothers RIP. You are the true heroes! I hope this movie tells the real story of the granite mountain hot shots. #respect #thinredline
i really hope it does them justice especially comming from a shot crew. so i agree with ya mark
Go see it guys..... wonderful movie.
They did a damn good job of showing it as they are and were.
Kaniksu Shots
Washington State
Don B kaniksu isn't arround any more are they?
I'm current CA lassen hotshot
We were around. Now it's all either Colville or North Idaho Pandhandle.
And Brandon, on a personal note to you , keep those ten and 18 in the forefront of your mind every day.
I don't do funerals. Copy?
Kudos to Dierks for the Song. The Movie "Only the Brave" got me here. Inspiring and very Moving.
"It's not what's stands in front of you, it's who stands beside you."
Just watched the movie.
Movies do get me in tears but this one had my chin and nose really wet.
RIP Heroes.
I still remember the survivor from the 20's quote "it's no longer the guilt on surviving that I carry with me. But the honor of knowing my brothers as you know them, as Heroes".
I recently saw this film in Korea, and I appreciate the firefighters and will not forget their courage and sacrifice.
Seung-Je Yang was it in Korean?
This song is so beautiful. My husband is a wildland firefighter for the state of tennessee and also works with air national Guard on major fire details. I never know when he is coming home and we never say goodbye. We say see you later along with I love you....
This song is so meaningful for me, I can't even express the effect it has on me. And as I read all the comments here I can't thank enough all the support we get while doing this type of work. I became an aerial firefighter a couple of years ago and will most probably keep doing it till the end. I've been a pilot for over 20 years, worked overseas in war zones, in the poorest countries of this world and all those jobs have been amazing and rewarding, but using my skills to fight fires is the most incredible feeling of all.
Mr. Bentley, my thanks to you for keeping all 19 in the forefront of everyone's mind.
I can't speak for everyone, but, I'm pretty sure we all feel just about the same.
Many, heart felt , sincere thanks.
From one of the few, to you and all the rest.
Much obliged.
When you first go out to a fire, you fall in love with the naked night sky and mother nature's ugly side. Being out there in the woods and doing our best is an experience of a lifetime. When you find out what you're really made of.
До слёз 😭😭😭.Never say goodbye...
Every time a firefighter dies....my heart breaks. RIP Cory Iverson. Prayers to Ashley. Prayers to his family. I will keep you in my heart.
Being a 4th generation Arizona native these men bring me pride in my home. I remember hearing about the tragedy when I was young and not being able to fully grasp what happened. The fire that took them was a fire that threatened my grandfathers home. They risked everything protecting people they may never have known. Arizona will forever have a whole in her heart. We will never forget the Granite Mountain 19.
Beautiful song i cried watching this movie May they rest in paradise gone but not forgotten Heros 💙🙏
Мои соболезнования родным и близким погибших. Смотрел фильм и просто не мог сдержать слез..
My nephew is a wildland firefighter. They are true heroes. RIP to these heroes. Beautiful and touching song
この映画を見た衝撃、実話だというやりきれない気持ちを未だに忘れられずにいます。
心より、ご冥福をお祈り致します。
Fallen. Never forgotten. “Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his brothers.”
I remember the day after this sad event happen when our type 2 fire crew were mopping up.and working out on a fire near Kanab. UT.
I remember all of my brothers kneeling on one knee and giving the 19 hot shots a moment of silence in middle of no where.
Now years go by and watching the movie was really hard and remembering back then , kneeling on one knee and giving them a moment of silence with my brothers was a powerful sad experience to hear that these19 men lost their lives doing what they loved on this earth. I'm happy that they made this movie to remember not only their bravery but how they lived together as brothers to the end.
we don't need comic book heroes we need more heroes like the granite mountain hotshots brothers to the end R.I.P granite mountain hotshota
shinoshiqwasha16 thanks for sharing this.
shinoshiqwasha16 you were there too?
@@st4g095 He was in Kanab Utah, not in Arizona
Thank you for your service to us all.
every time i listen to this song it makes me so emotional ! this movie really stayed with me one of few that have really left an impact on me .. i wish it wasn’t so underrated ! this song is so perfect 🖤
Beautiful, left me speechless, it touched my soul, I started to cry and I didn't even know why
@Frederick Dierks Bentley hi, thank you for asking! I am really fine, enjoying the hollydays. And You? 😊
" Real heroes don't wear capes they wear firefighter sign "
Never forget
From firefighters Thailand
This is my husbands song
d.e.p from spain company
My dad is a forest fire fighter in Arizona and he heard the last words of them
Firefighter Nay Arizona could have been killed by the fire and I was 4 at the time so sad the cruel world has to make sacrifices for us
@@brianna5381 your dad is a hero
Not all heroes wear capes.
You have my respect Granite Mountain Hotshots
An incredible song to match an incredible movie.
Made me cry and I had to come search for the song... and cried again. Real hero’s dies to save others... RIP soul men.
I just viewed 'Only The Brave' it was FANTASTIC. The 12 people including me in the theater walked out in tears. It sucks that ' Happy Death Day' had more people then this movie.
Justin Toporcer :(
Justin Toporcer I had tears in my eyes at the end I don't cry about anything
Sean Henderson true and same
My dad and I (who are both firefighters) were the only ones in the AMC theatre on opening day, and we walked out choked up. We were suprised people choose to go se "Geostorm", "Snowmen", and "death day" instead because they all flopped.
Jordan Gustafson im not suprised at all. This movie was inspirational. People want to be entertained. These 19 where heroes and amazing and all who came before them and after. Are heroes.
To all my brothers and sisters. Fire season is upon and may the grace of god bring all of us back home safe to our families and loved ones.
This song is so perfect, especially right now with all the fires going on in California.
I'm not afraid to admit that I teared up during the final scene. R.I.P. hotshots. This was an amazing movie and Teller is one hell of an actor.
Damn man this song hits the heart. I tear up every time I hear it.
Just saw the movie last night. What an amazing film and told the story of these brave men, beautifully. It was very hard to hold back the tears. RIP brothers. #225 MRFD
RiP ⛪ brothers... 🔥Firefighters🔥 friendship stronger than any other... 🇺🇦Ukrainian firefighters with you in spirit...
Pray for our Australian Heroes..
This song always puts tears in my eyes.
RIP Granite Mountain Hot Shots!! Thank you to all Paramedics, Firefighters, Police, Tow Operators for keeping us safe.
I just watched this movie. I have family in prescott and they were there when this happened. This movie really got to me. Thank you so much for this.
Good luck to all crew members and staff this fire season... See you boys soon. May god protect us and be with us at all times....
Powerful movie Powerful song! God bless these men who sacrificed their lives to save others! True Heroes!
Just bought the movie last week. Best movie of the year hands down.
i didn't get the chance to see the movie but I've watched it a couple times (rented it and bought the dvd) and this is the most powerful movie I've watched in awhile it's a real shame that 19 men died a terrible way
Beautiful♡... im am EMR&EMT And fixing to go through training for my fire fighter 1, this song gives me the chills. My dad was a fireman for 32 years... was the chief too. My dad is my hero. And now im taking over my daddys foot prints♡
Haley Caskey, Best wishes of staying safe for you as you go through this new journey. And throughout your years as a Fire Fighter!
God Bless you!
Haley Caskey every father hope and dream.
i literally can't stop listening to this song its probably one of the most beautiful songs I've heard from him and it's so moving RIP to those heroes
Holy crap this movie was good!
I cried so hard watching this movie. Only the breve was one of the best movies I’ve ever seen
My grandpa said to me once "hold the light when you feel its really dark hold it like the entire world is covered in darkness but if you cant find one then just grab my hand kiddo but probably im already dead then hahaah" miss you grandpops
A random person typing nonsense beautiful!
☹️😭😭😭😩🙌🏼
It hurt so much with this movie, I’m only 4 hours away from Prescott so I heard this in real time, and watching this movie brought up all my emotions I had for them. This movie did them justice. Thank you for telling their story.
I just watched it. and I just wiped my tears, oh god, my tears can not stop .. RIP..
Wow …just finished the movie …couldn’t keep it all along when this song came up …Huge respect for all the firefighters
Loved movie. I’m a correctional officer, wish we got more recognition for what we do but to all my brothers being law enforcement and first responders, be safe and love what you do.
I cried like a baby watching this movie 😭
Melee tooo!
Sorry, me too!!
I had already known that those 19 people would die but when the medic said 'confirmed 19,my heart still breaks.' When he says 'it should have been me',I just couldn't hold back those tears, it's always heartbreaking when someone think their lives worth less than any other people
just watching it see what it did too you i was actually there, with blue ridge hotshots
My husband started out as a wildland firefighter. He ended his career as an air attack. These men are true American hero's. We just watched this movie. I was in tears the entire movie. It was a great movie. Very realist.
What a movie! What a soundtrack! I'm one of those "don't get teary eyed guys" lol....ever. But, this one got me ........ talk about feelings...... moved beyond any comparison.
“In the end we lay beside” so powerful #RIP
One of the best movies I’ve ever seen. I cry every time. True American heroes.
Im a retired firefighter and I listen to the song and it's so powerful but you watch the movie and makes you cry
This song makes me cry. Almost every time I watch it here or hearing on the radio. The lyrics are a reminder of the loved ones I have lost within the last couple of years. It reminds me on how much I love & miss them. Always