Ladder 49 Ending Speech
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- čas přidán 13. 12. 2010
- It's never an easy thing, saying goodbye to a brother firefighter, it's not. And this time, particularly is difficult for me because I watched Jack grow into a, well, into one of the finest firefighters I've ever known. He joined this department because he wanted to help people, who knows how many homes are still standing because Jack was there or how many lives were spared. He gave his life for that cause. We'll never forget you Jack. And we're better for having known you. But I make you this one promise, tomorrow when that bell rings, we will be back on the truck, because you were the bravest of the brave. People are always asking me, how is it that firefighters run into a burning building when everyone else is running out? Well, Jack, you answered that question by saving another man's life. Your courage is the answer. And today we will be as brave as you, by not mourning you, but by celebrating your life. So I'd like everyone to stand up and celebrate the life of Jack Morrison.
- Krátké a kreslené filmy
I love this film. I love the character Jack. He is amazing. I love it when they all stand up and celebrate his life. Once the music starts I can't stop crying. Fireman don't enough praise for what they do. They are the bravest of the brave.
That’s true fireman don’t get the credit they deserve
i will never forget the day i saw this movie at the cinema, something told me there was going to be one hell of a kick in the guts at some point in the movie and by god i wasnt wrong.
The whole audience cried at this scene, having worked with USA fire crews in the past i feel their courage, bravery and sacrifice.
Please all of you be safe out there.
I can feel it. Was in the navy, and had the experience fighting ship board fire. Firemen will always have my full respect. Why? When everyone is running hell away, they rush in. It takes a bad ass to do that. Salute.
I had seen this movie more then once twice in the movie theaters and four times at home and friends homes and with all cried at this scene, having friends that worked with USA fire crews in the past i feel their courage, bravery and sacrifice.
Please all of you be safe out there. Firefighters don’t credit for what they do
John Travolta did a superlative job at showing emotion in many of these scenes, especially the ones dealing with loss and stress throughout the movie.
I like when they all stand up n celebrate his life
This hits home everyday as I lost my grandpa due to be stuck in a building and they couldn’t get him out, he’s the reason I’m a firefighter today.
Just remember that if you can't get yourself out, don't try to get someone else out. The training and skill you possess does with you if you're killed. Stay safe. Stay alive. Pass that knowledge on. You are doing something that so many people can't. And that's extremely important. o7
This is such a great movie, and very underrated. I wish I had become a firefighter in my early 20’s
I remember when this first came out in the cinema in England 🇬🇧, every single person in the cinema the night i went was crying. Ladder 49 was and still is a very powerful movie. Very close to my heart due to 9-11
I PRAY TO GOD THAT MY WIFE AND KIDS NEVER HAVE TO GO THROUGH THIS GOD BLESS ALL AND BE SAFE
I still get chills whenever I see this
This movie was such a good show case for firefighters as the show 911 is now.
This still makes me cry I'm dead serious even tho its script it still makes me cry and I even downloaded the song "Shine your light" You should too!!
Richard Thornton I was a FF for almost 10 years, would go back if I didn't have back issues now. I still cry, every.fucking.time I watch this video or scene. Noone wants to die in the line of duty, but this makes me want my funeral To be a happy event. Not sad. To be remembered for the great steps and things I did. That's how I want to go out.
So don't feel bad, it's not just you :)
Same here. I grew up watching this movie and this still gets to me to this day
I've been a volunteer FF for 2 years. This and hearing Amazing Grace are always a gut punch.
How he stands up and does that speech is beyond me amazing would love to meet him ask how because everytime I watch it wow x
It's not easy. And like he said, it's harder this time because he watched this guy go from rookie, to incredible lifesaving hero. It's not easy to say goodbye to a comrade/brother in arms, but it's much harder when it is someone you mentored and essentially raised. It's honestly like losing your own brother or even son. It hurts
I had seen this movie more then once twice in the movie theaters and four times at home and friends homes and with all cried at this scene, having friends that worked with USA fire crews in the past i feel their courage, bravery and sacrifice.
Please all of you be safe out there.
This movie threw me off guard. I thought it was an action packed movie. But it has deeper meanings, I watched this when I was a tween. My family watched a lot of movies we've never seen. But this one stick with me. Kudos and props to the firefighters they deserve recognition as well.
See this and end of watch are the only movies that made me cry. When i was a kid my step dad was (still is) asst chief and this was our favorite movie, and this movie has inspired me to become a fighter in a 2 years when im 18 and be the best damn firefighter i can be. i love this movie
Kumiji I had to be twenty one. Here it is sixteen years later. I have seen just about everything meth labs exploding, picking up what's left of teenagers off the highway. Drug overdoses, suicides and of course fires and I don't get paid for it I am a volunteer.
This movie and Rescue me is part of the reason I became a firefighter there other half of wanted to help people
This was one of the best movies showing that what a firefighter goes through and his or her family
My uncle was a firefighter.. He had balls of steel.. all of them are.
This so sad. When I saw this movie, I cried😢
This scene is so touching.
I watched this last Night and I immediately started to tear up and cry 😭
What a movie…!
I have this movie and I love it cuz I was a volunteer firefighter for Adams Massachusetts.
My fav movie
Same here. Not only was a great action drama, it had some elements of comedy
Powerful words
My dad was fd ny he died 9/11
OMG I cannot imagine how u definitely felt when he was killed yet it's good 2 know how he died as a hero I can bet your father's name is somewhere inscribed at New York's WTC memorial I should check it out myself
My condolences. 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you for your dad. God bless you.what ladder was he on. Im in New Zealand
Your dad is a hero. Don’t ever forget that. I thank him for all that he did, he was one of the best we ever had and paid the ultimate sacrifice. God bless you!
The best Film met John Travolta.
i will be a fire fhiter when i grow up and i hope to be as brave as him although it is a movie and sorry for your dad irvann
This movie makes me cry 😢😭💔❤️
janni slade your lucky it makes you cry
'He joined this department because he wanted to help people...'
Prescott Granite Mountain Hotshots R.I.P.
R.I.P TO MY COUSIN HE DIED IN A FACTORY FIRE
Gemma Herrington He's my brother in red RIP sorry for your loss
Amazing movie 👏
When I first watched this I was hoping jack would get saved by his buddies when Jack Morrison died part of me died
John Travolta is a fire chif the Baltimore City fire Departement and the Film cool.
this is a awesome movie
Greattttt speech
Now he is grieving the loss of his own wife 💔😢
So sad that John Travolta lost his son and his wife. Jett died after New Years Day of 2009 and then, Kelly died :-( 11 years later
@@stefantomasi4036 He also lost Olivia Newton-John and now Kirstie Alley
@@csic123 yes. It’s sad that he lost both his on-screen love interests as well.
So sad
John Travolta is a fire chif BI fire Departement of Baltimore City is cool film.
Just saw it. I know im late. I Loved this movie. What did Jack die of at the end? I think i know but i wanna make sure. Sorry for the stupid question
I cry like a bitch anytime I see this movie
Honestly in this scene I can't see his coffin unless it's at 1:46
3-3-5
9-2-2
Chris Ana Beil Kuhn