A nice little detail that stood out to me is that the tail gunner at 0:31 seems to have spotted the Loc-Nar approaching them. You see him looking down slightly from the direction he was shooting with a look of surprise. Later we see the Loc-Nar flying in from the same direction.
I think he was just shooting at a Japanese A6M Zero. The Loc-Nar didn't show up until after the bombing run. Why I say they're fighting the Japanese is because the location being surrounded by water, a few islands and the bomber literally having "Pacific" in the name, hence the Pacific Theater against the Japanese
The American Air Forces 1942-45 flew missions primarily during the daylight. The Brits of the Royal Air Force flew their missions primarily at night.... they thought the Americans were CRAZY because they (the Brits) had already tried daylight bombing and the Germans were pretty effective at shooting down bombers either from Flak batteries, or Luftwaffe fighters. This was an amazing animation though.
Showed this to my teacher, now he loves it. Every time during computer free time, he secretly searches this video, plugs it in to the moniter and play it for all the kids to see.
It’s really cool yeah? But this scene has a lot of inaccuracies that I would point out but people already have but just a quick example the gunners are shooting at nothing. Enemy fighters wouldn’t fly threw flak to get a confirmed kill.
Imagine taking the time to draw Japanese fighters in the background at certain angles, which I'm sure the artists could have done, but maybe something during production prevented them from doing so. Probably to save time or some other reason. Either way, they were shooting at Japanese fighter planes. And sure planes wouldn't be crazy enough to go through flak to shoot down a bomber, but who knows what the pilots would be thinking if it meant shooting just one American bomber down, given 4 of the 5 in this segment were in fact shot down
There's a version of this scene with a techno song playing and it's equally sick. I saw it on FB but can't find it. Does anyone know what I'm talking about??
Eric Mival the music editor on The Prisoner was spot on when he chose this for the incidental music at Engadine's 'dreamy party' in The Prisoner' episode 'A, B & C'. One would think it was written especially for the scene it works so well. A classic episode though my favourite is 'Checkmate'.
I wonder if some fans were in Portmeiron .....It is nice place. I wonder what they think about it...I like the little apartment of Prisoner. It was funny. He wanted to relax and strangers came there to irritate him.
Could you imagine being on a B-17 that had several of its crew members literally shot to pieces with some of the goriest injuries you never want to see and these being your friends on top of that imagine being stuck in one of these planes for hours until you got back and having to live with those images for the rest of your life.
the animators actually used a little model aircraft of a B-17 and took alot of pictures on any angle they could think of to make the animation frame by frame on this.
I first heard this on the Prisoner (original and BEST with Patrick McGoohan) episode called "A,B, and C". This track is called "Dreamy Party" on the DVD. Amazing!
in death electrical stimuli in the muscles are sent out, making the body move very fast. this is the brains attempt to keep the body alive like a cardiac arrest victim.
Probably one of the best animated scenes I have ever seen. The whole scene captures the horror of war so perfectly, then tops it off with a little bit of Lovecraft at the end.
70
"Haven't they killed you yet?"
...must be thinking of someone else...
A nice little detail that stood out to me is that the tail gunner at 0:31 seems to have spotted the Loc-Nar approaching them. You see him looking down slightly from the direction he was shooting with a look of surprise. Later we see the Loc-Nar flying in from the same direction.
I think he was just shooting at a Japanese A6M Zero. The Loc-Nar didn't show up until after the bombing run. Why I say they're fighting the Japanese is because the location being surrounded by water, a few islands and the bomber literally having "Pacific" in the name, hence the Pacific Theater against the Japanese
It is so wild dahling
It will all end in tears.
@@jimohagan3679 All the best parties do!
@@Bongomag Extremely....THIS. IS A DREAMY....PARTY! Hang on, that mirror looks crooked.
How it feels to grind the b 17 in war thunder
FOR VALHALLA! Yeeeeeeaaaah
Crazy Ivan reitman helped produce this movie
I'm surprised the pilot and co-pilot survive while everyone else fucking die wasn't expecting the radio operator to die
The most badass depiction of a B-17 in action imo. And it's a cartoon
The American Air Forces 1942-45 flew missions primarily during the daylight. The Brits of the Royal Air Force flew their missions primarily at night.... they thought the Americans were CRAZY because they (the Brits) had already tried daylight bombing and the Germans were pretty effective at shooting down bombers either from Flak batteries, or Luftwaffe fighters. This was an amazing animation though.
This turnet me geiy
Don’t know why, but the final shot of the smoking B-17 making that turn to the song always give me chills
Isn’t there another part of this scene?
You mean when the crew gets zombiefied?
FOR VALHALLA
I honestly didn't think this track existed in stereo. I've had the mono version on volume 2 of The Prisoner soundtracks.
thanks, Tyler.
My doubt is, how the ball turret gunner died?
Pretty sure he got shot.
Ball turret gunners were pretty much dead men to start with. Ball gunner is a death sentence, there is a very famous poem about it.
I wonder how did they drop their bombs if the bombardier got killed
IKR?! I was thinking about that for ever!
Pilot can drop bombs from cockpit they just won't be anywhere as precise as the bombardier
Nice to see that new views get ads...
Showed this to my teacher, now he loves it. Every time during computer free time, he secretly searches this video, plugs it in to the moniter and play it for all the kids to see.
How did they do animation back in the 80s?
Smoke screen
It’s really cool yeah? But this scene has a lot of inaccuracies that I would point out but people already have but just a quick example the gunners are shooting at nothing. Enemy fighters wouldn’t fly threw flak to get a confirmed kill.
Imagine taking the time to draw Japanese fighters in the background at certain angles, which I'm sure the artists could have done, but maybe something during production prevented them from doing so. Probably to save time or some other reason. Either way, they were shooting at Japanese fighter planes. And sure planes wouldn't be crazy enough to go through flak to shoot down a bomber, but who knows what the pilots would be thinking if it meant shooting just one American bomber down, given 4 of the 5 in this segment were in fact shot down
Somebody please do an HD loop of this for a hour.
The only good part of the movie.
You don't mean that...
There's a version of this scene with a techno song playing and it's equally sick. I saw it on FB but can't find it. Does anyone know what I'm talking about??
MURICA!
And this also has the best soundtrack ever!!
Brilliant minds think alike.
this is my favorite scene
Eric Mival the music editor on The Prisoner was spot on when he chose this for the incidental music at Engadine's 'dreamy party' in The Prisoner' episode 'A, B & C'. One would think it was written especially for the scene it works so well. A classic episode though my favourite is 'Checkmate'.
I wonder if some fans were in Portmeiron .....It is nice place. I wonder what they think about it...I like the little apartment of Prisoner. It was funny. He wanted to relax and strangers came there to irritate him.
The Prisoner bought me here after a quick Shazam
Is this Ralph Bakshi's work?
No, this isn't Bakshi.
I still like bakshi from lord of the rings ro fire and ice
Like this comment if South Park first brought you here
I fucking love this movie !
Where are the zombies? I don't get it
Happens after this bit
those b-17's could take one hell of a beating
trickster3696 But sadly not the crew members
Could you imagine being on a B-17 that had several of its crew members literally shot to pieces with some of the goriest injuries you never want to see and these being your friends on top of that imagine being stuck in one of these planes for hours until you got back and having to live with those images for the rest of your life.
the animators actually used a little model aircraft of a B-17 and took alot of pictures on any angle they could think of to make the animation frame by frame on this.
I have the original soundtrack!!!! (: on record!!!
The whole movie is on Crackle if anyone wants to watch it.
The whole movie is on Crackle if anyone wants to watch it.
Not anymore
The Jewish prince
+Alex Rocha *princess
I first heard this on the Prisoner (original and BEST with Patrick McGoohan) episode called "A,B, and C". This track is called "Dreamy Party" on the DVD. Amazing!
yes the best episode for me ! i like a lot the :D prisonner (i'm french)
I think the guy at 0:54 has either three arms or the left arm is unrealistically fast for a dying person who just got shot 5 times.
in death electrical stimuli in the muscles are sent out, making the body move very fast. this is the brains attempt to keep the body alive like a cardiac arrest victim.
have you ever been shot of course not
@taylorburford4620 you're missing the point to what he said
Probably one of the best animated scenes I have ever seen. The whole scene captures the horror of war so perfectly, then tops it off with a little bit of Lovecraft at the end.
RunsWithBears agreed. Definetly one of the best parts of the movie. This movie is on my top 10 underrated movies of all time
to my mind this is one of the best movies of all time at that category
Willcost The most creative movie of all time, and will always be my favorite
awesome quality where did you get it?
I'll be honest, I pirated the film. You can pretty much get it from any torrent site. I used Sony Vegas to cut this specific part and upload it.
ChrisTheBasileus don't just say you pirated it, you want the FBI on your ass
trickster3696 Psh, I live in Eastern Europe. No fucks given :D
LOOOLz
ChrisTheBasileus well i don't care anyway, if these film companies don't like it they should have done a better job protecting their product
YEEEEAHHHH