Any good films with the night time military ops aesthetic?
Any good films with the night time military ops aesthetic?
Chase Campbell
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Nicholas Hill
hello green oval. i missed you
Aaron Allen
The hideout raid in Zero Dark Thirty where they bust out the at the time black division stealth helicopters.
Homeland has some good scenes but it's mostly a drama and Claire gets really obnoxious around s4.
Henry Flores
The ending of Sicario fits the bill pretty nicely.
Brayden Stewart
The end of Platoon
Black Hawk Down
A scene or two in Restrepo, when they first set up the OP.
I'm guessing you're looking for something more along the lines of specops though.
Kevin Gonzalez
escape from new york
Ethan Wilson
Band of Brothers, Episode 8: The Last Patrol
It's fucking kino.
Dominic Torres
Literally who?
Nathaniel Sanchez
One of the Generation Kill episodes did it pretty well. Thing people most don't realize in a dark enough place with little other light, you are effectively blind beyond 20 meters or less. For instance a dark alley, with high surrounding buildings, and zero moon.
You can
OIF 06-07
Charles Ross
Daniel Murphy
FPBP
Hudson Barnes
morning oval
Tyler Reyes
sicario
Charles Moore
13 Hours
Cameron Watson
Those were thermals user.
Logan Richardson
Also not that bad.
Christopher Richardson
Zero Dark Thirty.
Easton Jenkins
ghost in the shell (1995)
Lincoln Morales
Who is that?
Juan Wilson
some burrs fan
Kevin Thomas
I'm a drunk moron. .
was meant for you.
They are actually better objectively, the newer generation is integrating the two.
Pic related is a true story, my own.
Hudson Scott
god i miss him ;_;
Nathan Allen
>yfwdbwdsb
Matthew Reyes
Goodnight oval
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Gavin Rogers
I wish my homeboard from back in the early days when I first started browsing in 2007 was still worth a damn but it fucking sucks dick and has for YEARS.
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Aiden Kelly
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Jaxson Watson
same
Kevin Ramirez
anything from back then was much better. it really was the wild west, every night crammed with a metric fuckton of OC every thread, an actual communal sense of humor and trying to make a thread enjoyable. i'm glad i got to experience it, we'll never see anything like it ever again.
Eli Allen
>a metric fuckton of OC every thread
damn i really miss that. nobody even fucking tries these days. there are quite a few of my OC that have gotten popular on Yea Forums lately probably just cause im one of the only ones making anything. we used to have threads where everyone would make a variation of an exploitable image and we'd have hundreds of replies
Austin King
Alexander Fisher
I was really active in those years, then from 2012-2017 I went through a normie phase where I had irl friends and shit, didn't come here much. That all endrd and I returned in 2018, it feels like reality shifted. I come here almost every day now but it doesn't feel like home. I don't understand it like I used to. It was a place that I belonged, and now it's like I'm trying to grasp at a shadow of my fond memories but it just keeps slipping through my fingers..
Evan Stewart
I hear ya. I really miss those days but to some degree everybody taking one picture and putting a twist on it is just kind of an outdated format, and now we have years and years of images as a catalog to draw from, creating an OC image isn't really necessary to communicate or entertain other people, although OC certainly CAN still be entertaining.
I also think that a lot of the threads from back in the day would be viewed as trying to "force a meme" today. IDK if that's fair but that's just my view on it.
Overall It's hard to describe. I miss the old days but I can see why things changed, and it isn't all good but it just seems kind of unavoidable.