Remake of the iconic helicopter door-gunner scene from the movie Full Metal Jacket. A Vietnam War-era UH-1 Huey helicopter is flying low over a green Vietnamese jungle and rice paddies during daytime. The side door is open. Instead of the original soldier, [.......] is manning a large M60 machine gun mounted in the doorway. He is wildly firing the gun with a manic grin, but instead of bullets, the weapon shoots streams of colorful, shiny jelly beans (gummy bears/candies) in bright rainbow colors — red, green, yellow, blue, purple — flying through the air like tracers. The jelly beans explode in small puffs of sugar dust when they hit the ground and running villagers below. A [.......] is sitting next to him inside the helicopter, holding a microphone and looking shocked. He shouts the question: "How can you shoot women and children?!" The gunner turns to him with a crazy laugh and screams back: "I want them to be fat! Hahahaha!" He keeps laughing maniacally and firing more colorful jelly beans while yelling "Get some! Get some!" The camera is dynamic — classic war movie style, shaky handheld, circling around the helicopter, with strong sunlight, rotor wash, and candy flying everywhere. Cinematic color grading like the original film, but with absurd, vibrant candy colors contrasting the military green.