I love the fact that he takes on the Pinky with a chainsaw - which is canonically the best way to take down a Pinky in the actual game. That little touch made me cheer, honestly
There's also all the chk-chk noises you hear throughout the sequence and the audience thinks "just Hollywood gun noises" then he tries to shoot and nothing happens so he bonks his gun at 1:13 and we all realise his gun keeps jamming lol
It's a small detail but I absolutely love that you can hear a loud thud every time one of the monsters hits the floor after dying. It adds a sense of weight that makes the scene more visceral feeling
Rule of the game is shoot everything that moves... And if it happens to be your reflection in the mirror, that's perfectly okay, cuz that's the name of the game - shoot everything and anything that moves!
Pinky’s cgi is some of the best I’ve ever seen. The shadowing. The movement. The kind of real life lag and blur are very well put together. The lighting was fantastic
This film has it's fair share of problems but, man, you can't deny that there was passion put into this project. This scene was really cool and unique and pays so much homage to the games. A scene like this wouldn't have been made otherwise.
I also have to appreciate the special effects in the film. They stick to practical and use CGI only when necessary, and the practical effects are marvelous
Nah, not compared to what we have today. It honestly felt like watching that arcade game you see at every movie theatre with the prop guns "House of the Dead" only with better graphics. It actually felt like a scene sequence from the game.
@@Kara-de5cz Your not suppose too. That's why they had those weird moments of humor sprinkled into this scene. Think about it, the real Doom Marine would hardly view a unarmed zombie as a threat compared too the one who was armed with a hatchet.
Legit happened when I went to see this. It suddenly turned from popcorn crunching and paper rustling into a sports arena, every monster that came on screen everbody just went nuts. Filmmakers really really misunderstand the nostalgia and connection people have when they PLAY a game, where they have invested time and money into it and have become part of it.
Legit the only redeeming thing about this movie. I was 16 at the time, telling all my friends, “it sucks but there's a pretty cool FPS scene torwards the end”
2005: "God, this movie sucked, it couldn't have been worse." 2019: "I WAS WRONG, VERY WRONG. I TAKE BACK EVERYTHING I SAID! GO BACK! WE HAVE TO GO BACK!"
The way they make him using the chainsaw to fight that monster was really epic and faithful to the original game. In the original Doom, the best way to kill that monster was using the chainsaw!
I'd love to see a sequel to this with Karl Urban as the Doomslayer, donning the armour and all that, he's an underrated actor, the rock was surprisingly alright in this, mainly cos he wasn't the macho hero tough guy he is in every film nowadays
why? CGIs were awesome back in the early 90's already, only the animators and directors became less talented in general, plus the studios more greedy, movies are made on conveyor belt nowdays
2000's was when CGI went through a major growth period. Especially mid 2000's, right around 2005 specifically. I remember seeing Episode III in theaters and thinking that we had finally arrived at CGI which looked completely real. Add to that King Kong (of that same year), and numerous other titles that came out around that time... You look back and realize those days were the defining moment of when CGI started to get really good. And some of it even looks better than today's stuff purely because the animators worked extra hard to get it as good as it was - today there is a greater reliance on the tech itself and it almost seems like there can be less time spent adding attention to detail.
Ah, i remember how all theater exploded with hype as soon as it went first person mode. That was such in impactful scene back in days. And Karl Urban here looks suspiciously similar to doom guy, actually.
@@madslayer4197 In Almost Human he plays a cyborg cop who's untrusting of androids, then he gets his new partner who's an android. Surprisingly good show, but only got 1 season. In Dredd he plays Judge Dredd, a badass enforcer who gets locked in a megabuilding and has to fight his way to the top. It's got some of the best slow motion shots I've ever seen in film, where time slows to 1/1000 of a second from a drug. It's amazing.
I finally realized why he's holding the gun so awkwardly. He's literally hip-firing. Not the traditional "hip-firing" of FPS where the gun is shouldered, but the shooter isn't sighting down. This is the original, "stock under the armpit and held to your torso", hipfiring.
Because back then doom community was splitted up between those who hated doom 3 for not being a sequel to doom 2 because doom 3 felt like silent hill with guns and those who actually enjoyed doom 3 and loved it's slow paced gameplay.
This was the absolute best scene of the film. The zombies they were all terrified of, nothing to him. Monsters that've been killing his team all movie, running from him now.
This sequence took 3 months to plan and two weeks to film. Framestore and DNEG (known as Double Negative at the time) did the post production, lasting 6 months.
Say what you want about the movie as a whole, this part was epic and actually felt like live-action DOOM. Credit to the soundtrack, it feels exactly like something out of Doom 1.
I left the theater thinking that, while it was worth sitting through the rest of the movie (TBH it wasn't BAD, just not very doom-like, with major liberties taken), it really, really should have been like this all along. I get that it takes a LOT of creativity to make a movie like this, and that it can be a nightmare from a narrative/technical POV, but tell me if it wouldn't be pretty much a PERFECT Doom (....or actually, a perfect FPS) movie. I do recall just how euphoric and pumped up this scene made everyone, unbelievable.
The scene was actually fun, but the story is so forgettable that the only line I remember is "semper fi muthafucka" from the whole movie. I know we didn't play DooM for it's story but come on, this is a movie, it has to be better than that. Shame.
Something about the guy at 0:56, who looks like he was just standing next to Reaper patiently waiting to have his head blown off (and is REALLY happy when it happens), cracks me up.
Karl Urban is perfect for the role as Doomguy tbh. He actually underwent military training to prepare for his role which meant he actually had to do his homework prior to taking on this job.
Dunno how dull you must be to actually contemplate making a Doom movie and to then come to the conclusion that its wise to replace Doom guy with a girl, a girl that immediately gives all fans the finger and tweets 'who needs a doom guy'. The director/producers/ppl in charge have massive mental issues. Anybody involved with even half a brain would have said 'you crazy?! There cant and must never be a Doom movie with doom guy'. Apparently they didnt have anybody with even half a brain.
this film still holds a place in my heart. in the 90's I was in elementary so i'd play doom with my dad then by myself so when this came out I was in 9th grade. loved it
@@aiylavayu9572 They could have had more scenarios like this, and each one could be done to represent each doom transition, this scene felt very doom 3 and show the zombies laughing and taunting, i would like to see different directors take a doom 1 or 2 approach.
0:55 always cracked me up in the theaters as a teen because of how he blew his head off afterwards like he was an afterthought just like the video game 😂💪🏾💯 love that detail in the movie
@@samconduct1356 Imagine if Eomer switched places with John Grimm, aka Doomguy. Sauron and his entire armies would be done before the hobbits reach Mordor.
This scene is literally one of the best things to have come out of hollywood. I swear I can hear a lot of game sound effects mixed in with the normal ones. Seriously a+ for sound.
@@Shanethefilmmaker The soundtrack was composed by Chris Mansell, who also did the soundtrack to Moon (2009). It's worth listening to, especially the track for this scene (aptly named "First Person Shooter")
The sad thing is that this scene alone is more faithful to this movie's source material than any other game to movie adaptation ever has been and ever will be.
I’d personally recommend seeing POSTAL The movie. Might not be the best overall film but it is surprisingly very accurate to the games (mainly the 2nd).
@@misfitgaming2935 Doomfist is nothing compared to Doomguy Doomfist needs a mechanical arm to do it this mofo right there tears them apart with his bare hands
Pinky: I'm gonna lie in wait, and attack him with primal rage when he gets near. What's your plan? That one infected human: Ima stand there and laugh at him. That'll show him!
Reminds me of one demon in Doom 2016 who you grab a keycard from. It plays dead until you return to firing stance and it's so stupid. Wait until I open the door with the engineer and demons for a rear assault at least!
I never knew anything about doom until I saw this movie. Back then when I was a kid this scene was the most badass thing I saw and loved it. And still do, I'm just glad I never really had any bad opinion about the movie.
Tehy should bring Karl Urban back as The Doom Marine give home the badass green armor and actually do the movie right. CGI, motion capture, the possibilities are endless
Maybe it was intended as a little seed of doubt saying Karl Urban's character is having difficulty telling friend from foe. After all, by this point, he's a superhuman killing machine and has just fired a killshot at his own reflection - which is also pretty distorted upon closer inspection, I might add - in a kneejerk reaction. Who's to say he won't do the same to anyone else? Then again, I could be reading too much into it. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@@SuperMurray2009 it was decent and deliberately not great, it was designed to be a hype fest cash grab, more as an entry level good so they can essentially make a better future movie by listening to what'll be good and bad
It always surprises me just how raw and visceral that fight with Pinky is. Its shot so well, considering its an unbroken perspective, and watching it multiple times, you notice more and more of the small details.
And some details were wrong, like when he cuts the left dorsal part of the pinky, and the cut appears on the right instead. Its a great fight, you have to watch to carefully to notice, but this isnt something you can pick on a first time watch, so it doesnt really affect the overall quality.
@@BerserkDoomerI see what you’re saying, but I just watched it with that in mind and he did actually cut him on both the left and right side. It happens super fast and I had to pause/play really fast, basically stop motion, to see it. Unless I’m just getting my medical terminology wrong, then maybe you’re right lol. But it appears pinky bleeds more from the right cut than the left.
Justin O I personally love the doom 3 character designs. The pinky and the hell knights are some of my favorite doom monster character designs in the whole series
The only thing I found bad about this film is that the things which are hunting the re-enforcements are not demons like in the game. Instead, they are simply infected and mutated people.
I haven't seen this movie, but this clip has to be one of the best scenes I've ever seen from a movie, ever. Let me put it this way, it captured my feelings of when I was playing doom 2, perfectly. I stand and clap for the team who made this.
3:12 I love how this guy's name was Pinky, and that Demon species is called Pinky. Oh and yes, this movie is worth watching for this scene (and the BFG) alone.
@@eddieruiz6826 late reply, but according to behind the scenes, the FPS sequence took the most time to film as the director tried to use mostly practical effects.
dan the man you have to have brain damage to find this frightening. It's like a halloween haunted house. The demons just get close and then stand there. The choreography is pathetic. This comment section is delusional.
The ferocity of the wheel chair demon was terrifying. Itd be crazy to have your wits about you if you ever had to face off against something so unpredictable and dangerous.
The Doom movie was actually decent. The only issue I had was that they removed the idea of having demons entirely and replaced them with super mutants of the unregulated Science! variety.
They removed any demon and hell reference because doom was a controversial game in that time and they needed to modify the story for a "more appropiate audience".
It's amazing this sequence was made by the Second Unit Director. It's clear, easy to follow and really well crafted. The whole movie should have been this.
I’ve always liked this movie, not just now. I’ve always felt it as special even back then. Not just because of this scene, but due to its no BS, no highfalutin approach, no pretention approach to itself, its plot. It never tried to take itself too seriously and it knew who it was in the first place.
I loved watching my dad play Doom and Doom II when I was a little kid in the 90s. We went to see this in the theater together and were almost the only ones there. I think there were one or two other people that showed up late. I'll never forget the excitement of this sequence and how much we cheered especially when Pinkie appeared towards the end.
This scene was God-like! Even though I was a young idiot, I loved how they tried to recreate it. At exactly 3:21 you can see the little things that appear in your sight (myodesopsias or eye floaters) which lets us know the detail they wanted to offer us back in the day. If only Resident Evil directors would take the minimum effort of trying this, we wouldn't be so disappointed with some releases lol
Wish the film had more classic doom aesthetics to it but this particular first person scene is amazing. Plus some tiny details like using the game's pickup sound at 2:42 are quite impressive.
Honestly in my opinion if you don’t compare this to DOOM 3 (2005) the movie is surprisingly similar to DOOM 64 (1997) since both of the games took on a darker horror atmospheric approach
@@GruffGuy The Marine from Doom 1 & 2 has a name, not random. His name is B.J. Blazkowicz III, the great-grandson of B.J. Blazkowicz from Wolfeinstein.
Just rewatched it on Prime. I really like it and feel its always been underrated. Its aged well. This scene is badass. The effects and cgi were great back then.
With the way the camera moves like its on rails, the weird way the enemies pop up (especially the jumpscare ones) and especially the way he shoots the hatchet. This reminds me less of Doom and more like something along the lines of "House of the Dead" or some on rails arcade shooter. The camera movement is EXACTLY like that, eerily so.
Doom while it didn't do so great theatrically, it satisfied my childhood dream of seeing it on the big screen. This Doom movie is a ride and I enjoy rewatching it everytime.
It is a movie definitely made for fans. Only thing missing was the demonic aspect being "metaphorical" which is a bit of a cop-out, but otherwise all the little details and subtle nods to the game were great fan service.
I love the fact that he takes on the Pinky with a chainsaw - which is canonically the best way to take down a Pinky in the actual game. That little touch made me cheer, honestly
Is it? I thought it was the blood punch 👊? I usually ice grenade them to get behind the armour for a clean shot
@@samadhoosen6014 well before doom eternal, there was no blood punch. i think op is referring to the original Doom I and II
@@sergdraws aaah okay, thanks man 👌
Not in Doom 3, it isn't. They bite right through your attacks.
That and super shotgun
The part where Reaper shoots his reflection in the head is one of my favorite little throwaway moments in movie history. He is 100% in the zone.
El Ray Tracing en 2005,
There's also all the chk-chk noises you hear throughout the sequence and the audience thinks "just Hollywood gun noises" then he tries to shoot and nothing happens so he bonks his gun at 1:13 and we all realise his gun keeps jamming lol
@@Fr0st1989 That's when he reloads, he is loading a new magazine and racking the bolt into position.
It's a small detail but I absolutely love that you can hear a loud thud every time one of the monsters hits the floor after dying. It adds a sense of weight that makes the scene more visceral feeling
The audiophiles did a terrific job. Also love the Doomguy screaming and cursing while he's fighting the pinky.
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@@marmitaa8619 I'd be acting the same way if I was him too in that situation XD
Rule of the game is shoot everything that moves... And if it happens to be your reflection in the mirror, that's perfectly okay, cuz that's the name of the game - shoot everything and anything that moves!
Praising every little thing always leaves the opportunity to sound smart.
Trivia: This scene wasn't directed by the director, but by the special effects guy... That's why it's so awesome 👍
It's like Astartes was fan-made.
When passion kicks in, so to speak
Then he knew his source material.
And also the #1 rule in classic doom games: Use the Chainsaw on the pinky.
They should've let him direct the whole movie.
So that's why it's the only good scene in the film
@@psychogamer7213 I just punch em
My friend tells me, when he watches this movie in cinema, at this moment somebody said "Save the game, dude! Save the f*cking game!"
Always press F6!
JAJAJAJA lol
Honestly would have been the best moment of my life witnessing that!!!!!
yea sure he did
@@HurAli173 3:15 respawn
Doom annihilation: *announced*
Everyone looking back at the 2005 release: Perhaps We treated you too harsh.
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Yup, 15 years later, they some how made a crap doon movie
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Pinky’s cgi is some of the best I’ve ever seen. The shadowing. The movement. The kind of real life lag and blur are very well put together. The lighting was fantastic
Really impressive to being from 2005
it almost looks like its from when they still had stop motion as a common special effect
really
It doesn't even look like a pinkie. It just looks like a generic demon asset from SFM.
@@tylajon3126 The pinky in this movie is based off of the one in doom 3, which had a much different aesthetic that was more focused on horror
This film has it's fair share of problems but, man, you can't deny that there was passion put into this project. This scene was really cool and unique and pays so much homage to the games. A scene like this wouldn't have been made otherwise.
I also have to appreciate the special effects in the film. They stick to practical and use CGI only when necessary, and the practical effects are marvelous
Can’t stress enough, doing horror movies cgi takes me out. Practical effects is key. It’s scary!
This scene has actually aged really well. Most accurate and video game like scene out of any adaptation.
The MK movie.
I can't take the zombies seriously tho
Nah, not compared to what we have today. It honestly felt like watching that arcade game you see at every movie theatre with the prop guns "House of the Dead" only with better graphics. It actually felt like a scene sequence from the game.
@@Kara-de5cz Your not suppose too. That's why they had those weird moments of humor sprinkled into this scene. Think about it, the real Doom Marine would hardly view a unarmed zombie as a threat compared too the one who was armed with a hatchet.
And yet some of it was cut from Netflix
As soon as this scene started, a bored audience stood up and cheered.
Legit happened when I went to see this. It suddenly turned from popcorn crunching and paper rustling into a sports arena, every monster that came on screen everbody just went nuts.
Filmmakers really really misunderstand the nostalgia and connection people have when they PLAY a game, where they have invested time and money into it and have become part of it.
Legit the only redeeming thing about this movie. I was 16 at the time, telling all my friends, “it sucks but there's a pretty cool FPS scene torwards the end”
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This scene turns a C- movie into an easy A.
@Red Spice why's he an idiot?
The pinky waited til he wakes up
Such a good boi
Well, I wondered why they had him get KOd in the first place.
That's supposed to be pinky?
@@IR-Fan yep from Doom 3 as this movie was released around the time of the game
Probably he was unconscious for a couple of seconds
The pinky wanted to defeat him honorably so he can show off with the other demons lol
I love how this scene mixes in tons of practical effects with the CGI.
2005: "God, this movie sucked, it couldn't have been worse."
2019: "I WAS WRONG, VERY WRONG. I TAKE BACK EVERYTHING I SAID! GO BACK! WE HAVE TO GO BACK!"
Hahahahah
Can we get any worse than 2019 though? I guess time will tell.
Jesus Christ, I've seen double posting, but quad posting? That one's new.
Skoiloine no idea how that happened but, I deleted them all now.
At least there's a new game coming out
Honestly the fight with that last monster was actually really well choreographed.
The way they make him using the chainsaw to fight that monster was really epic and faithful to the original game. In the original Doom, the best way to kill that monster was using the chainsaw!
Y'know what everyone's like now that we've all seen Doom Annihilation?
*BACK! BACK, WITHDRAW!*
TuanBom008 - Gaming facts man it’s actually a surprisingly intense scene
JJ P definitely
@@tuanbom008 uhh there wasn't the dog enemy in the original and in Doom 3, you would already be dead using a chainsaw
Suddenly this movie doesn't seem so bad anymore.
it never was bad. horrible video game adaptation but great horror/action film.
@@empressink_ hes referring to annihilation
@@empressink_ If Im not mistaken, isnt this like Doom 3: the movie
At least they made the demons look right
oh, its still a steaming pile.
I'd love to see a sequel to this with Karl Urban as the Doomslayer, donning the armour and all that, he's an underrated actor, the rock was surprisingly alright in this, mainly cos he wasn't the macho hero tough guy he is in every film nowadays
He using Compound V to become DoomSlayer
@@therattrap1997 oi
I believe it was confirmed that the sequel to Doom: Annihilation will have the doom slayer
@@therattrap1997 literally just finished watching season 3 lol
The rock sucks
Can I just say the CGI is surprisingly well for a movie of that year, especially during this scene
why? CGIs were awesome back in the early 90's already, only the animators and directors became less talented in general, plus the studios more greedy, movies are made on conveyor belt nowdays
CGI was very good back then though, think King Kong and war of the worlds
2000's was when CGI went through a major growth period. Especially mid 2000's, right around 2005 specifically.
I remember seeing Episode III in theaters and thinking that we had finally arrived at CGI which looked completely real. Add to that King Kong (of that same year), and numerous other titles that came out around that time... You look back and realize those days were the defining moment of when CGI started to get really good. And some of it even looks better than today's stuff purely because the animators worked extra hard to get it as good as it was - today there is a greater reliance on the tech itself and it almost seems like there can be less time spent adding attention to detail.
@@WarriorVII I agree, for me CGI has plateaued in quality since around 2009 with JJ's Star Trek movie.
@@Pastrybfs Yep. That movie had some amazing CGI.
everyone is comparing this movie to annihilation while i'm over here like "IS THAT A HELLKNIGHT WITH A CHAINSAW?"
This movie may've predicted the dread knight. Yeah they have arm blades, but close enough.
Is the Doom hunter
Doomsayer: Finally, a worthy opponent. Our battle will be legendary!
@@lightbringer34 3 seconds later*
Forget it
I don't even know what is what
Ah, i remember how all theater exploded with hype as soon as it went first person mode. That was such in impactful scene back in days.
And Karl Urban here looks suspiciously similar to doom guy, actually.
Yea, he was meant to look like him
2:51 This moment always made me laugh as a kid. That energetic head movement of that mutant
He looked up like "muthafu...." Boom!!
Hah I got you- wait what was that noise? *look down and look back to him* OH YOU SON OF A- *dead*
Dude I cannot see anything that is happening on my phone
From doomguy to Billy Butcher Karl seems to have a knack for playing rage fueled killing machines.
It seems like every character he plays is named John too lol. He's good in Almost Human and amazing in Dredd if you haven't seen those.
@@atlev haven't seen but have heard of
@@madslayer4197 In Almost Human he plays a cyborg cop who's untrusting of androids, then he gets his new partner who's an android. Surprisingly good show, but only got 1 season.
In Dredd he plays Judge Dredd, a badass enforcer who gets locked in a megabuilding and has to fight his way to the top. It's got some of the best slow motion shots I've ever seen in film, where time slows to 1/1000 of a second from a drug. It's amazing.
@@atlev know well about judge dread but not almost human might have a look into it. Also bitchin' shark suit my man, you will be "swimming" in it.
Butcher isnt a rage fueled killing machine, he's a very goal focused sociopath
I finally realized why he's holding the gun so awkwardly. He's literally hip-firing. Not the traditional "hip-firing" of FPS where the gun is shouldered, but the shooter isn't sighting down. This is the original, "stock under the armpit and held to your torso", hipfiring.
I love the shots where he looks at his own reflection and it perfectly transitions into first-person.
@@atlev just like DOOM
Isn’t that why it’s called ‘hipfiring’? You rest the stock onto your hip under the arm
could be the head camera they used throwing the view off?
I remember seeing a gun once that was designed to be held under the arm, it had this really weird stock and was practically square.
Before annihilation, people criticized the scene for being not fast paced like doom. Now everyone likes it for just being similar to doom
feels more like Doom 3, which was slower
@@dunkanbulk14 it is based on doom 3
Because back then doom community was splitted up between those who hated doom 3 for not being a sequel to doom 2 because doom 3 felt like silent hill with guns and those who actually enjoyed doom 3 and loved it's slow paced gameplay.
me already liked it from the beginning . yeet
Perhaps i treated you too harshly
This was the absolute best scene of the film. The zombies they were all terrified of, nothing to him. Monsters that've been killing his team all movie, running from him now.
Karl Urban is the most underappreciated actor of all time
Yes very. He always does a great job. I loved him in Dredd and now in the Prime series The Boys. He plays Billy Butcher and he does a badass job.
@@billzjr222 Don't forget Eomer from Lord of the Rings.
*Say it louder for the people in the back*
lolololololol
And now in The Boys he completely steals the show
This scene is waaay better than the Doom Annihilation movie trailer.
Isaac Romero Bottini Indeed
Agreed.😊😊
Totally.
Lolol
Came here to say this lol
After seeing the Doom Annihilation trailer, this movie looks like a goddamn masterpiece that should be preserved for the next generation.
especially this FPS scene
This movie wasnt that bad. It was not "that good" either.
@@houndrysmagolyteofhope4661 well, i dont think so, its really good fo 2005 year, its has doom spirit. FEEL IT!
This may not have been Doom, but at least this was manly, like Doom
true
This movie didn't take itself too seriously, and I think that's one of its biggest charms.
It still is pretty crappy though. Especially the slow pace and dialogue.
@@RYMAN1321No it's not. The movie is good one both points you mentioned, it just fails to be a proper Doom adaptation.
The CGI for the pinky was pretty fantastic surprisingly.
This sequence took 3 months to plan and two weeks to film. Framestore and DNEG (known as Double Negative at the time) did the post production, lasting 6 months.
Yea but its nothing like a pinky though
@@datadavis Yeah, but the movies designs and doom 3's were pretty different for the time
@@datadavis I’d like to think of it as a failed evolution the pinky went through.
Hollywood will ruin Half-Life movie. 💖
Say what you want about the movie as a whole, this part was epic and actually felt like live-action DOOM. Credit to the soundtrack, it feels exactly like something out of Doom 1.
I left the theater thinking that, while it was worth sitting through the rest of the movie (TBH it wasn't BAD, just not very doom-like, with major liberties taken), it really, really should have been like this all along. I get that it takes a LOT of creativity to make a movie like this, and that it can be a nightmare from a narrative/technical POV, but tell me if it wouldn't be pretty much a PERFECT Doom (....or actually, a perfect FPS) movie. I do recall just how euphoric and pumped up this scene made everyone, unbelievable.
It sounds like a remixed version of On the Hunt.
More like doom 3
The scene was actually fun, but the story is so forgettable that the only line I remember is "semper fi muthafucka" from the whole movie. I know we didn't play DooM for it's story but come on, this is a movie, it has to be better than that. Shame.
Clint Mansell knows what he is doing
This scene is simultaneously cheesy, funny, and badass. Makes you forget the biggest flaw in the movie; aliens instead of demons.
The Demons are aliens though.
@@fourkinhench2744 Yes but No
Neither aliens nor demons, they’re mutants actually
@@SheathEntertainment canon doom demons are aliens.
Motiv not is this movie they ain’t
Something about the guy at 0:56, who looks like he was just standing next to Reaper patiently waiting to have his head blown off (and is REALLY happy when it happens), cracks me up.
The fact that there's another guy doing the same exact thing after witnessing where it got his friend is also pretty hilarious.
There's a reason why this movie was made like this.
It's based of DOOM 3.
AKA the bad one
Still a better doom movie It That Shall Not Be Named
Doom 3 is basicaly a skinny kid fighting zombies with uglier guns than real ones. And pinky oh lord i never wanna see it again
@@matthewwilliams8267 annihalation
@@soulsemblance3163 NO! DON'T SAY IT'S NAME!
I want this remade with Karl Urban still as doom guy, except it’s Doom Eternal and he is the Slayer
Yes, Indeed.
And the Fact that Doom Slayer/guy look just like him that will be perfect
But not saying anything of course, just his evil glare he can do so well through the visor
Karl Urban is perfect for the role as Doomguy tbh. He actually underwent military training to prepare for his role which meant he actually had to do his homework prior to taking on this job.
@@SoldierOfFate If you watch Dredd, that would literally be Doomguy Karl Urban.
All of a sudden this movie is looking really good...
Cough cough Annihilation
Cough cough *feminist agenda*
Cough cough cancel the movie.
Dunno how dull you must be to actually contemplate making a Doom movie and to then come to the conclusion that its wise to replace Doom guy with a girl, a girl that immediately gives all fans the finger and tweets 'who needs a doom guy'. The director/producers/ppl in charge have massive mental issues. Anybody involved with even half a brain would have said 'you crazy?! There cant and must never be a Doom movie with doom guy'. Apparently they didnt have anybody with even half a brain.
At least this movie had really good practical effects
Ultra Trolling I love feminine power! It’s about time women stood up and started fighting back against the bigotry of men
this film still holds a place in my heart. in the 90's I was in elementary so i'd play doom with my dad then by myself so when this came out I was in 9th grade. loved it
needed this comment today.🙏@dogman3362
I wish more movies use this camera angle.
For me, it's freaking awesome.
Try harcore henry
Everyone talking here about how they used to hate the movie, while I loved it the first time I saw it
I think it probably got better with time.
Same
Same here bruh
Same. Never played the game, loved the movie.
Same.
2:14 (Hell Knight with a chainsaw)
"Oh Hell Naw!"
That's overkill lol
That thing even sounds like a Hell Knight.
Danger! Danger! Danger!
It's a missed opportunity too that ID software didn't put this as Easter eggs for doom eternal a chainsaw welding hellknight
Bassirou Kane the one with the mine....yes. 😅😅😅
This scene made the movie a Doom. It was needed, it was brilliant. It was like a rollercoaster through a nightmare and you had to ride it out.
I know it's shameless fan service, but I still can't help but love this part, lol
I absolutely adore this scene. I know the rest of the movie isn't like this but is it worth my time watching?
@@atlev not so much, maybe the part with the BFG but only the first appearance.
Isn't shameless fan service just the best though?
And what’s wrong with catering to the audience we want it we enjoy it , i’d say when fanservice is done right it’s hella cool.
@@aiylavayu9572 They could have had more scenarios like this, and each one could be done to represent each doom transition, this scene felt very doom 3 and show the zombies laughing and taunting, i would like to see different directors take a doom 1 or 2 approach.
0:55 always cracked me up in the theaters as a teen because of how he blew his head off afterwards like he was an afterthought just like the video game 😂💪🏾💯 love that detail in the movie
Doomguy: I like this dude
How?
@@skullxenator679 in the sequel he was supposed to get the praetor suit.
@@outjumbo oh ok
@@outjumbo wait but this movie came out in 2005 the idea of the preator suit wouldn’t have existed yet
@@TheCosmicViewer shhhh just trust the guy. It’s on the internet so it’s definitely true
This just keeps getting better with time. Truly a unique scene to this day. And it's so fun!
1:53
Poor demon, he's horrified.
Carl Urban channeling his inner Doomguy tho
He is the doomguy
That or is inner Eomer.
The only thing they fear, is you.
@@samconduct1356 Imagine if Eomer switched places with John Grimm, aka Doomguy.
Sauron and his entire armies would be done before the hobbits reach Mordor.
He's the "Doom Marine" the very first iteration or incarnation of what will then become "Doomguy" then "Doom Slayer".
This scene is literally one of the best things to have come out of hollywood. I swear I can hear a lot of game sound effects mixed in with the normal ones. Seriously a+ for sound.
The song itself was sort of a knock off of the Doom Theme.
@@Shanethefilmmaker The soundtrack was composed by Chris Mansell, who also did the soundtrack to Moon (2009). It's worth listening to, especially the track for this scene (aptly named "First Person Shooter")
@@Shanethefilmmaker _The Doom Theme was sort of a knock off of_ Metallica "Master of Puppets"
Another usage of literally not necessary
dude this scene sucks youre delusional
The sad thing is that this scene alone is more faithful to this movie's source material than any other game to movie adaptation ever has been and ever will be.
Uhmmm detective pikachu?
Garade
Probably meaning for games like this
@@silvershadow9967 No. For everything. Game movies in general. Don't speak for me.
I’d personally recommend seeing POSTAL The movie. Might not be the best overall film but it is surprisingly very accurate to the games (mainly the 2nd).
@steven[]seagull No.
I was 10 years old when this movie came out and even now till this day I still love it as a 27 year old .
Same 10 then 27 now lol about to be 28 in march
I agree I’m 27 now and saw this in theaters
I was 17 and played the Doom games when they’re were at their peak…so trust me when I say the scene was 👏 👏 👏
Oh god, lol. Same but now we're 28. 😂
2:21 this demon has manners waiting for the guy to reload before attacking
Professionals, have standards.
Same at 3:15. Hey buddy, are you ok? Ok good, you're awake. Shall we continue?
Warning! The Doom Slayer has entered the facility
Doom eternal reference?.🤔🤔
I thought he was doomfist
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@@misfitgaming2935 Doomfist is nothing compared to Doomguy Doomfist needs a mechanical arm to do it this mofo right there tears them apart with his bare hands
SlowPro Whoa slow down, Karl Urban is a great Judge Dredd.
Pinky: I'm gonna lie in wait, and attack him with primal rage when he gets near. What's your plan?
That one infected human: Ima stand there and laugh at him. That'll show him!
Reminds me of one demon in Doom 2016 who you grab a keycard from. It plays dead until you return to firing stance and it's so stupid. Wait until I open the door with the engineer and demons for a rear assault at least!
0:02 I never realized that Doom Eternal referenced this reloading scene in the mars core level.
OMG YOUR RIGHT! THATS SO DOPE!!!
even they knew it was a good movie hated for no other reason than it not being a Doomguy solo movie
I never knew anything about doom until I saw this movie.
Back then when I was a kid this scene was the most badass thing I saw and loved it.
And still do, I'm just glad I never really had any bad opinion about the movie.
Same
The whole movie should have been filmed like this.
Like hardcore Henry movie.
Talia al Ghul your bulimic
Hardcore Henry style. It could work
I agree but given the time that it came out it probably would’ve been expensive af
Talia al Ghul it orignally was. But as other said time and money was going to be steep
Tehy should bring Karl Urban back as The Doom Marine give home the badass green armor and actually do the movie right. CGI, motion capture, the possibilities are endless
don't forget the super shotgun
I was gunna say Tom Hardy would be a solid DOOM guy
I mean, that serum he got before the scene starts would explain it too
@@Starscream202 But I want someone with muscles 💪
Like a WWE superstar
Or you know, just play doom eternal
1:27 somehow this little part got stuck in my memory to this day. Love it
This whole movie holds a place!
Same and I was like 7 back then
Maybe it was intended as a little seed of doubt saying Karl Urban's character is having difficulty telling friend from foe. After all, by this point, he's a superhuman killing machine and has just fired a killshot at his own reflection - which is also pretty distorted upon closer inspection, I might add - in a kneejerk reaction. Who's to say he won't do the same to anyone else? Then again, I could be reading too much into it. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@@Valkinsennmore like he sees himself as one of them 1 year late omg
Doomguy, Judge Dredd and William Butcher
Imagine that team up.
Dont forget Vaako and Éomer.
i mean DoomSlayer is literally demi god he doesnt need team
Doomguy is Karl Urban!
Add Goblinslayer to that lineup.
@@bluecoin3771 not so sure about that guy.. but ok
Gameplay: 1993
Graphics: 2093
wales2k they just turn rtx on
No, the gameplay is more inspired by the 2004 game Doom 3, which released a year before this movie.
No, it looks like House of the dead or Area 51 arcade games,
@@UnchainedEruption yeah. It looks like doom 3
@@UnchainedEruption yes. You can look up and down
Someone after seeing the horrible trailer of doom annihilation?
me
me
Me
Me!
me!
as a doom fanboy, the skeleton-looking demon trying to punch him made me smile ☺
imagine if the revenant used a rocket launcher on the protagonist
Yeah, I always headcanoned that creature to be Doom 2005's version of a Revenant.
This scene made the movie.
Dormammu Doom on it's own is actually a tolerable video game movie
Battle Rifle I agree its not worst or the best
This is the only part of the film that didn't disappoint
Dormammu it sure is a diamond in the rough from what I've heard
@@SuperMurray2009 it was decent and deliberately not great, it was designed to be a hype fest cash grab, more as an entry level good so they can essentially make a better future movie by listening to what'll be good and bad
The music, the atmosphere, the story, the cast, the guns, the action scenes, this movie was perfect for me.
“Brother let’s use our secret weapon the laughter of death” 0:56
The then BOOM!
Let us not forget our táctic the run of death
"I'll growl at him....although, since we're within arms reach, shouldn't we just attack him?"
"NO! Only laugh."
I can always count on anything Karl Urban does to be true to the material. Comics or Video Games, the dude absolutely cares.
It always surprises me just how raw and visceral that fight with Pinky is. Its shot so well, considering its an unbroken perspective, and watching it multiple times, you notice more and more of the small details.
And some details were wrong, like when he cuts the left dorsal part of the pinky, and the cut appears on the right instead.
Its a great fight, you have to watch to carefully to notice, but this isnt something you can pick on a first time watch, so it doesnt really affect the overall quality.
@@BerserkDoomerI see what you’re saying, but I just watched it with that in mind and he did actually cut him on both the left and right side. It happens super fast and I had to pause/play really fast, basically stop motion, to see it. Unless I’m just getting my medical terminology wrong, then maybe you’re right lol. But it appears pinky bleeds more from the right cut than the left.
This movie had the equivalent too the “possessed” the “Hell Knight” the “Imp” and the “Pinky Demon”
Bernie Torres looks like they went with the Doom 3 models
*Better than Annihilation*
Justin O I personally love the doom 3 character designs. The pinky and the hell knights are some of my favorite doom monster character designs in the whole series
to*
@@Wolverine2532 what's wrong with that? Doom 3 was a good game, sure it wasn't a good Doom game but it WAS a good horror fps game
The only thing I found bad about this film is that the things which are hunting the re-enforcements are not demons like in the game. Instead, they are simply infected and mutated people.
If they put demons, those evanglicals would go apeshit
@@kagenlim5271 As opposed to all the other movies with demons in them? If that was their reasoning, they were fools.
@MR FREEZE-98 what?
@@kagenlim5271 I don't recall the evangelical hissyfit when films like Ghost Rider came out
@@kagenlim5271 I don't recall the evangelical hissyfit when films like Ghost Rider came out
I haven't seen this movie, but this clip has to be one of the best scenes I've ever seen from a movie, ever.
Let me put it this way, it captured my feelings of when I was playing doom 2, perfectly. I stand and clap for the team who made this.
3:12 I love how this guy's name was Pinky, and that Demon species is called Pinky. Oh and yes, this movie is worth watching for this scene (and the BFG) alone.
I really like what they did with this movie. Keeps the original feeling of playing doom alive.
This scene is pure genius.
I love the fact that the best part of this movie was done by the second unit director.
He should of been the director 😅
@@eddieruiz6826 late reply, but according to behind the scenes, the FPS sequence took the most time to film as the director tried to use mostly practical effects.
This is hands down the best scene in the entire movie.
This scene was the perfect blend of badass and frightening.
dan the man you have to have brain damage to find this frightening. It's like a halloween haunted house. The demons just get close and then stand there. The choreography is pathetic. This comment section is delusional.
Christopher Rapczynski agree to disagree.
dan the man
I don't see how it is frightening, but I do love this part.
Quarter Blazer I dunno they are just well used jumpscares. I don't like jumpscares but I love them from this fps style.
The ferocity of the wheel chair demon was terrifying. Itd be crazy to have your wits about you if you ever had to face off against something so unpredictable and dangerous.
The Doom movie was actually decent. The only issue I had was that they removed the idea of having demons entirely and replaced them with super mutants of the unregulated Science! variety.
the tyrant67 Cant have it all..
regulated Science! can be based off of fantasy, too.
They removed any demon and hell reference because doom was a controversial game in that time and they needed to modify the story for a "more appropiate audience".
That's like saying "Running this marathon was actually quite nice! Only thing I didn't like was that I have no legs so I couldn't actually move."
@@Anonymous-yu5sb That alone is why this shouldn't have even been made. Wtf was even the point then?
It's amazing this sequence was made by the Second Unit Director. It's clear, easy to follow and really well crafted. The whole movie should have been this.
I’ve always liked this movie, not just now. I’ve always felt it as special even back then. Not just because of this scene, but due to its no BS, no highfalutin approach, no pretention approach to itself, its plot. It never tried to take itself too seriously and it knew who it was in the first place.
I loved watching my dad play Doom and Doom II when I was a little kid in the 90s. We went to see this in the theater together and were almost the only ones there. I think there were one or two other people that showed up late. I'll never forget the excitement of this sequence and how much we cheered especially when Pinkie appeared towards the end.
BIG missed opportunity to play E1M1 theme
Other games: have tutorial
Doom: Here's a shotgun, kill everything that moves.
This is how it's gonna feel playing the new Doom 3 VR
Doomslayer: *[Unholy Laughter]*
Me: Yep.
Doom Guy*
Correction: Doomslayer *(Holy Laughter)*
Doomslayer and doomguy are the same person
1-hes not doom slayer
2-hes not doom guy(doom slayer and doom guy are the same person)
@@neobranco1 Yes both of them are same person
Just watched Annihilation. This scene alone was more DOOM than that entire movie. My god.
This scene has better CGI and well choreographed. This scene alone makes a best scene in movie
This scene was God-like! Even though I was a young idiot, I loved how they tried to recreate it. At exactly 3:21 you can see the little things that appear in your sight (myodesopsias or eye floaters) which lets us know the detail they wanted to offer us back in the day. If only Resident Evil directors would take the minimum effort of trying this, we wouldn't be so disappointed with some releases lol
i'm pretty sure that's the dirt on the ceiling or the ceiling light, not eye floaters
That's some of the most badass scenes in the movie history
They need to make another Doom movie but make it like Hardcore Henry. Fast paced FPS movie
Die Hard Henry? you mean Hardcore Henry?
Talkless Diamond Ohh yea lol thx
They are already making a new Doom movie but it isn't promising
It's a DTV sequel of the 2005 movie by an absolutely dire director. I don't think we're in for much.
I agree Hardcore Herny felt like a great game to movie adaptation despite not being based on one.
To cleanse my eyes after the 2019 shitshow that is Doom Annihilation
I forgot doom Annihilation was a thing
Wish the film had more classic doom aesthetics to it but this particular first person scene is amazing. Plus some tiny details like using the game's pickup sound at 2:42 are quite impressive.
Honestly in my opinion if you don’t compare this to DOOM 3 (2005) the movie is surprisingly similar to DOOM 64 (1997) since both of the games took on a darker horror atmospheric approach
2005: "Samantha?" and kickin demons asses
2020: "Becca!" and kickin supes asses
1:53 demon runs away from doom guy
@@ClavaArchive how you see difference between "random marine" and "marine from Doom 1&2". There is no difference
Scout TheWolf117 he’s still the doom guy of this movie
@@danr8267 every spec ops operator is a doomguy in this movie.
@@GruffGuy The Marine from Doom 1 & 2 has a name, not random. His name is B.J. Blazkowicz III, the great-grandson of B.J. Blazkowicz from Wolfeinstein.
@@OXY187 They're all Marines.
3:57 accurate depiction of me playing with my dog
"Why don't you go out and play with the dog, he's so friendly!"
The dog:
Just rewatched it on Prime. I really like it and feel its always been underrated. Its aged well. This scene is badass. The effects and cgi were great back then.
Well, at least the film motivated me to enter the DOOM game universe, so I don't judge it too much
Well at least we all have to start somewhere i guess?
Same
*PFT*
Doom 2005 was trash.
*Sees doom annihilation.*
*Sniffle.*
Doom 2005.. i'm so sorry.. please take me back...
Well.. people gotta at least appreciate things with effort.
“Perhaps I treated you too harshly”
-Thanos 2019
@@theultimatelifeform3580 "You could not live with Doom: Annihilation. Where did that bring you? Back to me"
i never heard of that movie
@@keronstewart9446 I thought it was just me Lol.
The Pinky fight scene was so awesome. What a shame the movie wasn't like this all the time
it will be boring
@@zhen86 I don't mean the movie should be a 90 minute fight scene, but that the fight general vibe should be more like this.
I really enjoyed this movie when it came out. It deserved a sequel.
Reaper was almost close to say "Rip and Tear!"
I loved this scene back in 2005, still love it in 2021!
With the way the camera moves like its on rails, the weird way the enemies pop up (especially the jumpscare ones) and especially the way he shoots the hatchet. This reminds me less of Doom and more like something along the lines of "House of the Dead" or some on rails arcade shooter. The camera movement is EXACTLY like that, eerily so.
Doom while it didn't do so great theatrically, it satisfied my childhood dream of seeing it on the big screen. This Doom movie is a ride and I enjoy rewatching it everytime.
It is a movie definitely made for fans. Only thing missing was the demonic aspect being "metaphorical" which is a bit of a cop-out, but otherwise all the little details and subtle nods to the game were great fan service.