Being a hardcore Halo fan, I am excited to see that there is going to be a
live-action version of halo. I saw the original 9 minutes in the other
scrapped project, but this rises above it by... a lot. Two things you may
want to pass on to the actors, and this knowledge is based off of the fact
that I am in a program called NJROTC. This is a fancy acronym for Navy
Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps.
When I was watching the trailer, I noticed that one soldier said "Just
another causality, sir." His commanding officer, whom he is talking to, is
female, and therefore should be addressed as Ma'am.
I have not seen this yet, but another pet peeve of mine is in some movies,
when soldiers are standing at attention, their arms and hands are straight.
The proper way to stand at attention is to have your hands in a fist and
your arms bent backwards. Your thumb should go along there the side seam
would be on dress pants (this is farther back than you think). Your feet
should be at a 45 degree angle.
If you could send these points on to whoever is in charge of the actors,
this would be appreciated. Also, if he has any more questions on drill or
other American Military regulations, have him/her contact me at [redacted] @
gmail. com.
Thanks,
[Redacted]