To think that Chadwick Boseman was already incredibly sick when he did this, what a king. Rest in peace

This movie hits harder now. RIP Chadwick

"that brother was the best soldier that ever lived" couldn't have said it better. Chadwick did his best in every movie set he walked on and I'm not saying this to be saying it. rest easy king

Rest in Peace Chadwick Boseman, fly high King T'Chala

RIP Chadwick Boseman 😔 You've left your legacy, rest now.

Rest in peace, Black Panther. Damn you, 2020!

And that brother is the greatest cancer fighter,soldier and king R.I.P wakanda forever my king

"Be ashamed to die until you have won some victory for humanity" RIP Chadwick Boseman you will be remembered as a good man and as someone who made a difference.

"Time has come" is a great song with a great post-script story. Glad it will be even more popular given this trailer.

Had To Come Back Here And Edit This Comment R.I.P. To The King Of Biopic Films, Chadwick Boseman Forever.... 🤴🏿🙌🏽

Bloods dont die. We multiply. Fly high blood. RIP Black Panther.

Fat man : is our shares gonna be a million? Melvin : SHEEEEIT....

so this is why chadwick lost all that weight

Netflix have about a million shows to ensure I don't need to go outside lol

Watching this trailer after the news of his death makes it even worse

This made me cry a lot. I forget how much Vietnam effected me as a kid. Growing up in its shadow was so painful. They didn’t care what kids saw on TV back then and so I saw a lot that effected me deeply. It’s a good movie. Man it got to me.

Spike Lee put his heart and soul in this film. Definitely tugs on your heartstrings.

Was a great pleasure and an amazing experience to be an extra on the set of “Da 5 Bloods”. It’s been a year now and I’m so happy it’s finally coming out !

chadwick boseman is killing every role he’s playing. What a good actor 👍🏽🇸🇦 Edit : RIP Chadwick Boseman. An incredibly talented actor who was doing so much amazing work on and off screen

Literally just watched this movie not to long ago & thinking it was eerie that he was dead in this back when I watched it... brilliant movie once again & rest in paradise to a legend, energy lives on infinitely.

During this time, Netflix is making Disney look like a bunch of amateurs

I’m most suprised that the Professional himself is in this.

R.I.P chadwick boseman Your body may no longer remain in this world but your soul will always live in our hearts

Good movie I wanted Chadwick to have more screentime he's a good actor

Spike coming back hard, with his flow of back to back hits, like he did in the late 80s and 90s, he came back hard with blackkklansman, now this is also going to be a big Hit, and he's back together with Delroy Lindo with another film, with the rest of the incredible cast, can't wait

And he was once a Digital Film Academy student, right here at our New York film school. Very proud of our alum, Chadwick Boseman! Going from strength to strength.

“Ain’t no thang blood , you got me “

Spike Lee's latest movie is a powerful masterpiece. I worked as a freelance journalist in Vietnam in December 1967. The movie evoked so many emotions I was moved to tears on several occasions while watching it. Spike Lee succeeds in recreating the violence, the moral dilemmas, the political games and the nobility that can be found in the tragedy of the Vietnam war. I highly recommend it for those who can look unflinchingly at the pain of that war and learn its many complex lessons.

I loved Blackkklansman from Spike Lee, I'll watch it for sure

I like how Chadwick Boseman chooses some of the best known African American historical roles. He is the actor for black history and as a upcoming actor I tend to do the same

I was watching Da 5 Bloods the other day. I'm so devasted. Rest in Peace 😭😭😭😭😭

i finished watched the movie it break my heart known that Chadwick is gone

The woman who spoke on the broadcast is Ngo Thanh Van, a very well-known Vietnamese action actress. She also played Paige in Star Wars The Last Jedi.

chadwick boseman looks like a teenager here wtf **EDIT: I know most vietnam soldiers were teenagers. My point is Chadwick is 40+ and looks like a teenager here. was he deaged?

Rest In Power, Chadwick Boseman. You were taken way too soon. 🙏🏻♥️🙏🏻

Litle did we know...this was his last movie R.I.P Chadwick Boseman 👑💔

?Wow I was this old when i found out Time has come was performed by a black band called The Chamber Brothers? Thank you Spike Lee!!!

He was fighting cancer while making all those great movies!!! A true superhero of real life

This looks kick ass. This is the kind of movie I’d run to the theater to see.

When movie theatres open again, Da 5 Bloods deserves screenings.

I will watch anything SPIKE LEE does. I'm so excited OMG!!!!!

*Spike Lee descending from the heavens to aid us during this crisis*

The way she said "be safe." Felt that.

His passed away, R.I.P The Black Panther

Can’t believe it’s chadwick’s final movie it’s gonna hit hard at the end fly high king

So sad that Chadwick boseman passed away What a great man he was we Will Never Forget You Chadwick

ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE, Just watch this and was very good from start to finish. Being a vet myself and coming from a large military family, I'm not too eager to see military movies ( plus my dad was in nam)but this movie had me gripped from start to finish. Excellent job spike , EXCELLENT.

I just watched this movie and was highly impressed. Rest in power to Chadwick Boseman.

Had to watch after he passed , RIP to a King 👑😢

Love it , thanks for filming beautiful sceneries and describe how bad the war is. Thank you Netflix one more time from VietNam. "The American War turned Vietnamese family against Vietnamese family" this quote touches me a lots . My grandpa and his father were enemy in that war.

Rest in Peace. We miss you already 😢💔 . Gosh I am so hurt

This looks like it's going to be added to my favorite military movies!!! Was sold on it when I saw Delroy Lindo.....one of my favorite actors!!!!!

Not only arguably the best Spike Lee movie of all times, but one of the best films of all times! Period!

This movie was so well done and beautifully executed that I legit felt so heavy with emotions.

"Do the Right Thing" by Spike is a masterpiece--a classic--brilliant--it blew me away those many years ago---the story, of course--the acting, of course--his use of color, pastels of the city streets

TYLER PERRY WILL NEVER MAKE A MOVIE LIKE THIS

Wow, powerful. Not many directors would even have the ability to (re)examine history in this way. True vision. Best of all, release date is my birthday. Now that's a gift. Thank you Spike, Thank you Netflix!

Spike Lee Is A Movie Genius, I can't wait to watch this 😍🔥💯👏🏽

kang the conqueror and black panther

So Good! Very Good Movie. Thank You to the actors, directors, producers and netflix For Having so Many Good Shows and Movies for everyone to enjoy in these times

Gotta get this one! Two things I'll always remember: the War and Boseman. Now inextricably linked.

My grandpa and his father served in the Vietnam War. I'll watch this with him tomorrow.

Rest in Paradise Chadwick.. 👑🙏😢💔🙅‍♂️

There's the movie, and then there's the conversation. Both hugely important at this moment in history.

Black panther fans.the worrying is over.we now know why

Finally, Netflix is giving me a reason to come back for a month

CHADWICK BOSEMAN IS NO MORE. RIP LEGEND🙌💔.

"A Spike Lee Joint" Haha, this sold me 100%!!

Check out the underrated Dead Presidents. Chris Tucker's best role!!!

Love all of Spike Lee's films. This looks really good.

Maannnn the part where he and delroy hug and tells him he forgives him and talks about God,😥😥😥😥😥😥😥 that got me. Because man how can we ask god to forgive us when we can't even love and forgive one another, if god was more in the hearts of man things would be better.

One of Spike Lee’s best joints! I recommend this to all owners of Netflix and fans of Spike Lee!

Bad trailer but still really excited for this! ACADEMY AWARD WINNER SPIKE LEE!!! this is the 1st time he's able to put that in his trailers!

RIP Chadwick Boseman

R.I.P The legend Chadwik Boseman

"Hey real quick, just for our edification.... our share is also gonna be a million?" "Shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit." 4 Vietnam veterans, Paul, Otis, Eddie and Melvin, who survived the war together return to Vietnam to retrieve 2 things: - The body of their beloved fallen sergeant, Norman. - And a stash of lost gold bars they buried in 1971. Spike Lee's follow-up to BlacKkKlansman got me very excited when I first heard about it and saw a trailer... for so many reasons. First off this cast. Delroy Lindo, Norm Lewis, Chadwick Boseman and 2 guys I couldn't love more from The Wire, Lester Freamon and Clay Davis, Clarke Peters and Isiah Whitlock Jr. I can't TELL YOU how much I've been dying for Clarke Peters to get a major role in a feature film and here it is and it's better than I could have hoped. But aside from that cast and more importantly was the story. Every now and again a movie comes along with a story that makes me think "How have I never seen THIS in a movie before?" It's Vietnam but this would be a great story for any war, veterans coming back to their old battlefield to find buried treasure they never were able to get the first time around AND a quest to find the body of someone they lost in the war..... now THAT is a proper adventure story. The movie cuts back and forth, not as often as I would have liked, between the present day journey into Vietnam and flashbacks to our guys as young men in Vietnam with their sergeant. And there is soooooo much to discuss with this movie. I'll start with the flashbacks. In a move I found SHOCKING, for the flashbacks they do NOT recast our 4 guys with younger actors but simply have the 4 guys playing their younger versions. No CGI that I could see, just plain ol' make-up and hair dye as they fight alongside Chadwick Boseman as Stormin' Norman. This is shown in our first flashback showing an epic battle in the crash site of a cargo plane carrying the lost gold. I was so taken aback by this scene. First off it's filmed in a different aspect ration and appears to also be a different film stock. Secondly, I couldn't believe they used the older actors to play the younger actors. And lastly the battle was so good I honestly didn't believe it and thought it had to be dream scene of some kind. It's such an epic and glorious battle scene with a GORGEOUS score by Terence Blanchard like something out of Captain America where our heroes defeat the entire enemy force and get the gold. I've seen Vietnam movies, battles NEVER go this well! But after the battle I accepted the choice to not use another 4 actors to play them as younger versions and actually thought it was a refreshing choice AND I was surprised how well it worked. The battle scene is a good place to mention the stellar cinematography by Newton Thomas Sigel, one of the more underrated cinematographers working today. He did The Usual Suspects, the X-Men films and my favorite work of his was in Drive. And here's his first film with Spike Lee and I hope it's not the last because this is a beautiful looking film, especially during the flashbacks. One of my few problems with the movie is there's not enough flashbacks because they were all good scenes and also Chadwick Boseman gives in my opinion his best performance as Stormin' Norman, this sergeant who was basically a father figure to our 4 guys. There's a great scene where over the radio they learn of Martin Luther King's assassination back in America and Norman calms them down and dissuades them from notions of revenge and reminds them of King's messages of peace. Boseman's superb in this movie. The rest of the cast is just sensational, too. Along with our 4 heroes is Jonathan Majors as Paul's (Delroy Lindo) son David. I recognized Majors immediately from this great performance in last year's The Last Black Man in San Francisco and he's just as good here. Also in the movie and returning from BlacKkKlansman are Jasper Pääkkönen and Paul Walter Hauser, this time a little less evil... part of a group clearing mines from Vietnam but it was nice to see them again. Pääkkönen being in this movie at all reminds me what an insane actor he is because even though he looks the same as he did in BlacKkKlansman it's like he's a whole other species of animal compared to what he was in that film. And Jean Reno! I haven't seen a movie with him in it since The Da Vinci Code! And here is as a smuggler who plans to help our guys sell the gold after they find it. He's very good in the movie, too. But it's all about our 4 surviving Bloods. Peters and Whitlock I know from The Wire of course who are both so good in this movie. Norm Lewis I've never seen in an actual film but I know him from the marvelous 25th Anniversary performance of Les Miserables in the O2 arena in London where he played Javert and if you haven't seen that go do it because he's fuckin' incredible. And here he is as one of the Bloods and he's fantastic. And he also gets the most memorable scene of the movie for me and you'll know it when you see it. And Delroy Lindo... I've seen in him a bunch of stuff over the years like Clockers, Malcolm X, Domino, Get Shorty, he was even one the voice of one of the dogs in Up, terrific character actor. But this is easily the best performance I've seen him give. Paul wears a MAGA hat... that about sums him up. He's CONSTANTLY at odds with the other 4 Bloods and his son. He's the crazy Blood, dealing with serious PTSD as well. Lindo gets some scenes where he just dominates the movie, there's some scenes where he's alone and literally doing monologues looking into the camera, felt like something our of Shakespeare and it was amazing to watch. I could see Lindo getting an Oscar nod for this movie for sure. As for Spike Lee's overall work in this movie... What surprised me was how much of an adventure movie this was. I figured it was going to be a more dead serious movie getting into the Vietnam war and that Spike Lee would have a lottttttt to say about that. And there ARE moments where it almost turns into a documentary showing grisly.... and I mean nightmarish grisly images from the war. But in fact it's much more of... well yeah, an adventure movie. I saw one comment saying it felt like a Spielberg movie and I can't exactly refute that. It's about a journey into Vietnam to find lost gold where our heroes battle bandits in the jungle in some pretty kickass shootouts.... I got flashes of The Rundown a few times but in a good way. Because when this movie goes into action mode it's terrific! Spike Lee's good with a shootout, I had no idea. And holy shit this movie is violent, too.... there is some GORE in this movie. But this movie does a lot of things, it's an adventure movie, it's a story about Vietnam, it's a story about 4 friends, it's a father/son story and there's a bit of commentary about America today.... which in a tragic turn of events makes this movie even more timely than Spike Lee probably thought it was. "I guess you're too busy watching reality TV. Or electing a reality TV clown for a President." "Well... on behalf of the all the black folks in the USA, which are the only group who didn't vote for the motherfucker, we plead innocent to all charges, claims, accusations, allegations and associations connected to the Klansman in the Oval Office, so help me God." And the beautiful thing is... Spike Lee makes it all work for the most part. It didn't QUITE go where I wanted but it certainly surprised me every step of the way. GREAT soundtrack as well with a lot of Marvin Gaye coupled with another dazzling score by Terence Blanchard I wonder if everyone will feel the same way but I thought this movie was outstanding. Da 5 Bloods is another gem from Spike Lee and it shows he's DEFINITELY still got it. This is going to wind up one of the best films of 2020 for sure.

Anyone else getting "Three Kings" vibes, only now it's about soldiers getting gold during the Vietnam war?

I've been waiting on this trailer!✊🏾

One of the best movies ever. Delray Lindo gave an award winning performance. Wonderful to see Chadwick Boseman in this heartwarming movie.

Oh my, this movie was so touching, so appropriate for the events that we currently experiencing. This goes to show that America has yet to realize that we haven't learned much, we haven't achieved much, not much have changed.

If "Thor" has gone to Bangladesh then "Black Panther" goes to Vietnam.

Looks brilliant can't wait been to long for a good Vietnam film go Netflix 👍👊

Best Spike Lee film EVER! Best Picture of 2020, best director of 2020 and best of actor 2020 come Oscar time. Wow...powerful film. Bravo Netflix....bravo!

I wept as if i knew chadwick personally. Mehn, watching his movies is gonna feel something for sure. Rest in Power

Thank you Johnny Tri Nguyen, It's been so long for us to have a chance seeing you on a real movie again. Now, please release " Bụi đời chợ lớn" - China Town - it is like The Raid but Vietnamese version. Hope you see this.

The singer looks like Shameik Moore. I can't unsee it now.

I love the documentary genre mash up and that song is brilliant!

Only Spike could pull this off and make it happen. This is a story that should have been told years ago. Many of my high school budies went to the big Nam,,,,many didnt come back ,,and a few that did, came back crazy.

Wakanda forever !!! 🙅🏿‍♂️ RIP King T Challa !!! 😢

I got some "Three kings" vibes with this trailer

I honestly thought he slimmed down for this movie. Wakanda Forever 🖤💜

Can't believe this was his last film long live the king T'challa

Spike is on fire! but also wow who overcut this trailer like that ??

the wood meets three kings this look really good.

What a trip!!! The war, the brothers, lots of gold, politically charged, Spike is a storytelling genius!!!

Watching this movie rn, because of him only to find out his dead in his movie but his still someone they love and praise and look up to. Such a beautiful soul

This trailer is hitting differently

0:02 "Apocalypse Now" in the background. They know what's coming. Those words are not merely redundant.

Mr.Lindo played the heck out of his role....standing ovation

Chadwick... Rest in Love... 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭