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Great movie and reaction. Let's all appreciate Bruce Willis, and keep him in our thoughts, unable to act anymore but still there for his loved ones.
Maaan that exchange between Harry and AJ at the end always gets me. Such a cheesy heartfelt 90's scene🙏🏽 enjoying your content Bliss 🤙🏽
When it’s a real human type of feeling it hits you
that's a solid story writing to build up all to that scene, and script writing for the impactful lines. the actors' delivery of the lines are top notch.
I personally thought this was a good movie lol I grew up loving NASA and wanted to be an astronaut and of course the cast is stacked and music is awesome. Can't go wrong with a Michael Bay action movie (like transformers) but obviously it's not supposed to be dollar of dollar "accurate"..
Fun fact: the scenes between Liv Tyler and Bruce Willis as father and daughter were the deciding feature that sold Steven Tyler (Liv’s real dad) on supplying the soundtrack for the movie.
Well, I guess they didn't show him the scenes where his daughter had to kiss Ben F'ing Affleck...
@@pistonburner6448 fucking*
It's ok to type English on the internet.
@@OriginalPuro No, it's not. You can't even write certain names of countries or you will be shadowbanned.
You can only get away with writing what you wrote if you haven't been flagged too many times or if you haven't written one of a huge list of sentences/statements or other words, names, terms, etc. If you get flagged a few times you'll suddenly get heavily shadowbanned and that will continue forever.
Many nations pay the company for a keyword flagging system to identify people criticising their leaders, and then they have a system through which they can censor them.
Yes this and many space movies are tear jerseys. And I understand your fear/hesitation to watch anymore. But one you'd love that I'm 90% sure has a happy ending is Space Cowboys. Has Clint Eastwood and Tommy Lee Jones. Great movie anyone here who's seen it tell Biss she should do 1 Last space movie and laugh your butt off watching.
@@OriginalPuro Don't lie. You just lied. For example I wasn't notified about your comment and it's almost certain no-one else can see your comment because of that word. YT censors extremely heavily,mand doesn't tell you about it. They do the opposite: they *_hide_* their censorship.
A lot of critics gave this movie a bad review saying it was unrealistic or whatever. They don't get it. This was a feel good, rompin Space adventure that had action, comedy, romance, drama. It was brilliant and it made us laugh and cry, and despite the criticisms I think the science was above average for this kind of film. It's not a fricken documentary. It's a work of art. Mission Accomplished. Databyter
I also found those criticisms regarding the science annoying.
I remember thinking WTF, that we would try anything & everything to survive given all the unknowns.
An enjoyable movie overall!
Critics are idiots. People don’t care how accurate a movie is as long as it tells a good story. Hell, if we rated every movie by realism, most movies would be bad.
Hollywood is most unrealistic
Audience rating is always opposite of critics rating.
@@920WASHBURN Not always. but usually I ignore the critics, and go for the peoples choice. But this one has fallen as low as 6 on the IMDB ratings, it is rising as the years go by and people appreciate it more and more. But it is still less than 7. Originally there was a bizarre criticism of the "science" used in the film and it was ridiculed and was given low ratings. I never understood it and I have defended the film from Day 1. Show me any space film and I'll show you artistic license. I have no idea how a film that was this fun to watch, and struck a home run on entertainment was not at the very least between 7 and 8. And this IS a Peoples audience score. Just a bizarre thing that so many people just hated this film. I loved it from my first viewing to my last, and probably have watched it once every year or two since it came out. I believe I personally gave it an 8. Bisscute is correct, it IS partially a comedy. It is also a summer action blockbuster, also a romance, also had many dramatic moments. How can you judge this as a 6 on your scale of "scientific accuracy"? And I don't know where this viral criticism came from anyway, because Yeah, we don't have secret shuttles most likely, but we COULD. I mean the science wasn't that bad. I am a SCIENCE guy, and I was never bothered watching it. Other than the fact that I doubt we would really be able to do what they did, I thought the science was well done.
Like others have said, this movie isn’t meant to be realistic, it’s meant to be fun, intense, comedic, as well as emotional. It’s supposed to make you laugh, cry, etc. and boy is it fun! :) thanks for reacting to this Bliss. This has been one of my favorite disaster movies since I was a kid
Wait . . . this wasn't a documentary?
@@finkiusmaximus my life is a lie 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Its comprensible you had that bad tastes as a child, but as an adult it's so sad.
This is a "AMERICA SAVIN THE WORLD AGAIN WOOOOOOO 🗽🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸" Interstellar is SCIENCE AND LOVE BITCH ❤️❤️❤️❤️
most importantly no woke politics
I also appreciate how it shows unlikely heroes rising to the occasion, you know, common people. It's really inspiring.
At some point in the last year we successfully launched a rocket into a nearby asteroid to see if we could divert its path. I saw it happen live here on TH-cam. Within a few days later they announced that the rocket did send the asteroid off course. So it sort of made this movie plausible. I remember hearing references to this movie a lot when watching the launch of the rocket.
I remember seeing this when it debuted in theaters and leaving so choked up, almost in tears. The ending when Harry said goodbye to his daughter Grace almost destroyed me. Unbelievable movie regardless what the critics thought!
Critics wouldn't know a good movie if they made it themselves
This film has easily one of the greatest soundtracks of all time. I don't just mean the Aerosmith song lol.. but all of the orchestral scores are just absolutely mind blowingly good. The presidents speech was great and all but it was the music that accompanied it that really propelled it.
I had to give a thumbs up even before I'd seen it all, because I've seen enough of your reactions and a movie like this to know it was going to be entertaining.
Two asteroid impact movies came out at about the same time. Armageddon and Deep Impact. I almost didn't watch Armageddon because I saw Deep Impact and absolutely loathed it.
Armageddon is a disaster movie made for Americans, imo. Unlike Deep Impact, it embraces the core of the culture in which I grew up; we respected blue-collar, hands-on men more than theoretical "experts" who never got dirt under their fingernails.
Note that the Russian Cosmonaut also fits into this. Look at how he was presented compared to the spit-and-polish American "expert" astronauts; and he had to save their butts repeatedly.
I'm not saying that makes the movie realistic. I'm saying it makes it a movie "flyover country" Americans can relate to and embrace. It's like Lord of the Rings; who saved middle earth? A gardener. An ordinary, don't want no glory, don't want no fame, don't want no riches... gardener.
And I'm not saying non-Americans can't like it or embrace it for those qualities. IMO, it's those qualities that many people around the world actually (if secretly) _admire_ about American culture. But for me, it brings back the old days from when I was young and Reagan was in the White House and told us ordinary, blue-collar, flyover country rednecks that he wasn't going to save the country... he was going to get gov't out of the way so WE could save the country. Just like Truman got the experts out of the way so the blue collar roughnecks could save the world.
As I said, maybe not realistic, but very, very wholesome.
It's the same thing. Rough neck. Is a tough dude. Any daddy believes and wants their daughter to marry better than them. They r tough. But, no dad wants their kid to marry someone like them. Do better. Bc u r better.
Fun fact: Saying “retard” or “fag” wasn’t really frowned upon by society in the 1990s. It was crude language that you wouldn’t say at a family dinner but you could freely say on TV, movies and amongst friends and not expect a pushback from anyone like you will get today.
It was a very different time.
People frowned on it quite a bit. The only difference is that more people today make an active effort to eliminate it.
@@Stogie2112biggest difference is now days people are desperate to take offence to everything online because it’s great for their superior sense of morality
@@Stogie2112 Just go back and watch early episodes of robot chicken, south park or 90s teen movies and you’ll hear fag or retard tossed around pretty casually
@@kjek1 Took my naive self a while to catch on to the fact of how ingenuine and virtue signaling it really was as opposed to genuine moral convictions
Well put homo;ayy I'm 51 yrs old, had to say it 🤣
DEFCON = defense condition. 5 equals normal everyday 1 equals nukes launched
Please watch The Rock (1996) soon! Another Michael Bay classic!
I was in the U.S. Air Force so many things they showed here are very familiar to me from the training. After they landed and six jets flew overheard, but one veered off from the other five? That is how the Air Force pays tribute to those they lost after a successful mission. It was originally called the 'Missing Man Formation', which I recently heard they would rename it to the 'Missing Warrior Formation', since we now have woman that fly in combat along side the men.
Miss Bisscute great reaction, this is a very entertaining movie with a great soundtrack. By the way for your other channel you should react to Aerosmith songs. In that year, 1998, two very similar films were released. As a suggestion for a future reaction, I propose the other film: Deep Impact, released in 1998, directed by Mimi Leder and starring, among others, Téa Leoni, Morgan Freeman, Elijah Wood and Robert Duvall. I think it's much more emotional than this one and you might like it.😉
I second this. Deep Impact is outstanding and is also a crier.
Deep Impact isn't a crier, it's a sobber. I've gotten teery at plenty of movies. But there are some moments in Deep Impact that made me just involuntarily sob like a girly man.@@rockyoumonkeys
I understand harry as a father we want our daughters to be happy, but we dont want any man to ever touch them like that. Your our baby girls it doesn't matter how old you get 🥺. I have sons for grandkids 😂
Great reaction Biss, I very much enjoyed seeing you watch and react to this movie. As some other people have suggested, if you enjoyed this you should watch Deep Impact (1998). It is the same idea, big space rock headed to hit earth (this time a comet not an asteroid) but a little more "realistic".
I second that. I did really enjoy Armageddon, but I think Deep Impact was actually a better movie. Plus it's title sounds like it is supposed to be a porn movie...
Yes, that is the man from The Green Mile (Michael Clarke Duncan). It has been said that Bruce Willis pushed the suggestion that MCD play the character John Coffey in The Green Mile after his performance in this movie (Armageddon).
When this came out radio stations would not stop playing that goddamn Aerosmith song. I hate it so much.
"Grace" was played by Liv Tyler, and it was her dad, Stephen Tyler that performed the Soundtrack for this movie!
(Liv's Mom is Bebe Buell, a Former Playboy Centerfold)... She was the Playmate in the First Playboy I ever had (Stole it from my Older Brother's stash)..
Liv is the daughter of Steven Tyler, lead signer of Aerosmith.
We have lots of necks in the US. we got rough necks (drillers), we got red necks (conservative Southern folks), we got leather necks (US Marines) and I am sure I missed a couple.
🤔 Rubberneckers.
Beat necks. Bottlenecks.
@@tsfullerton Pretty sure that's "beatniks"...
Nix, nex. @@bigdream_dreambig
Stinky necks
My favourite movie with one of my favourite reactors. Nothing can go wrong. Except for tears ofcourse 😁
Watts: No! This is an American system, you don’t know the components…
Lev: Ahhh… American components, Russian components… ALL MADE IN TAIWAN!!!
Which is the better Presidential movie speech..?
Armageddon - Bible calls this day Armageddon...
Independence Day - Today, we celebrate our Independence Day..!
I think these are the 2 of the best presidential movie speeches... WHICH ONE IS BETTER?
Bruce Willis won the WORST ACTOR award for this! The Golden Raspberry Awards nominated "Armageddon" for several dishonors: Worst Film, Worst Actor, Worst Supporting Actress, etc.
"Armageddon" is a popcorn movie. It's pure entertainment, with no requirement to put our "thinking caps" on. Cliché dialogue and overacting, yet the action is thrilling!
Probably someone else said it already but DEFCON means "Defense Condition" which is a way the NATO measures how bad stuff is. DEFCON 5 means everything's fine. DEFCON 1 means that we are ready to launch nukes to Russia :3
Apollo 13 is a great space movie, and it is based on a true story. Tom Hanks, Ed Harris, Gary Sinise and Kevin Bacon all star in it. You will love it.
Ahh Bisscute, I dunno about space movies being your kryptonite. Noble sacrifice, on the other hand, I'm sure of...and that is a commendable trait.
A roughneck is an Oil Drill Rig worker. It is very hard physical work, that requires speed, endurance, physical fitness, toughness, and a type A personality.
I hope you will react to The Rock (1996) with nic cage and to Operation Broken Arrow with Travolta
If you wanna check out another end of the world/asteroid/space movie I recommend Deep Impact if you haven't seen it yet. Great reaction, your tears are genuine, and I love your accent :)
Hi，比斯，妳的口音是來自哪裡呢?!覺得有一點有趣，我想看妳對一些90年代經典老片的反應如何，我目測妳應該還不到25。
The further we move away from the 1990's, the more Michael Bay is appreciated .
It doesn't make sense, but it seems to hold true .
Michael Clark Duncan the guy from the Green Mile was also in Talladega Nights the Ballard of Ricky Bobby. One of the funniest movies you will ever see. I highly recommend it
Covid killed Hollywood. They have very few good movies after it happened. People just don't go to theatres much anymore. The newer movies were made to go straight to online streaming services or DVDs. Long gone are the movie stars that we were used to. Streaming actors are a dime a dozen and work dirt cheap.
If you need a different kind of space movie - you should watch Event Horizon. )
in my opinion "Deep impact" was better, less action but the story was better.
Unfortunately Deep Impact is one of my hate-movies. The film is in my opinion just as unrealistic as A. and way too serious. Because I don't want to spoil the film for Biss when she might want to see it, I can't give the second of my two main reasons.
The mixture of suspense, action drama and comedy and the fantastic actors make A. a good popcorn movie.
@@ursus3295 I get that some people dont like it, but I just like the the story of whats happening on earth more than the mission aspect of it
@@andrewthegreatone7770no you are right Deep Impact is much more enjoyable to me.
Deep Impact is the adult version of this story line, and a vastly better film.
@@deanroddey2881 If you want to see a realistic asteroid crash film, I can absolutely recommend a TV fiction documentary drama whose name I unfortunately forgot (yes, I'm getting old). In my opinion, Deep Impact is a disaster movie, like the ones from the 70s and 80s that I've seen too many times on television. Because both films are unrealistic, I prefer the film with better actors (I just love B. Willis, M. Clarke Duncan and S. Buscemi) and a lot of humor. There are too many disasters in reality, I want to be able to relax and laugh sometimes.
Defcon is defense condition.....festival is comicon....quite different lol
The sad reality is that there are a limited number of potential solutions for dealing with this situation that involve technology that we don't possess. We could choose to invest in developing these solutions, but no-one wants to pay for it. We have other priorities like stupid wars, future Mars landings and plenty of other ways governments waste money. Unfortunately it would take significant global co-operation. If this situation actually arose, we simply wouldn't have the technology, time and resources to save ourselves. It therefore seems like one of the most logical things to be planning for. I gather deflecting these objects is generally regarded as the best option but there is a lot to consider, including the composition of the asteroid or comet involved.
Hands down, no contest, the best reaction I've ever seen to this film. Girl, I love ya.
Recommendation:
"Con-Air" with Nicholas Cage, John Cusack, John Malkovich, Steve Buscemi (the one they taped up), & Ving Rhames (Pulp Fiction)
Famous line: "put the bunny back in the box" 😂
Hi Biss. Please do "2001: A Space Odyssey" from 1968. Its a masterpiece, and it wont make you cry 🙂
This is one of my favorite space sci-fi films. The emotions & feelings such as the tension, unease, hope, love, sacrifice etc were well played out by the actors. But of course on the realistic/accurate aspect, it doesn't come out the best. This was meant to be an entertaining space save the world film. The song "I don't wanna miss a thing" is a fcking beautiful song, still one of my favorites till this day. Biss, another space movie that u should react to is Deep Impact, also released in 1998. It's got a very similar plot (asteroid hitting earth causing global extinction). Deep Impact also focuses on more characters in multiple perspectives. Just FYI Biss, DEFCON stands for Defense Readiness Condition, it is a term used by the US government to determine and set the state of readiness and preparedness of its military according to existing threats or possible existing threats (war, terrorist attack etc). There are 5 levels, DEFCON 5 (lowest state of readiness) to DEFCON 1 (highest state of readiness, major threat occurring). The lowest DEFCON level ever activated was level 2 (during 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis and the 1991 Gulf War).
Why didn't NASA train astronauts to be drillers? Much easier and faster.
Thanks for your genuine heartfelt reaction Bisscute. Good movie.
It's clearly cheesy at times, but it's also got a lot of heart.
I love it, and get emotional/tear up everytime.
Armaggedon was a huge crowd pleaser that critics didn't think much of. For something completely different in a space movie, watch 2001: A Space Odyssey. Armaggedon makes you laugh and cry, while 2001 bends your mind. Stanley Kubrick made what was for the mid 1960's, an incredible vision of evolution and our future in space, that holds up well today...
There is no way to kill all life in the universe. The universe has all the building blocks of life. There is almost certainly life on other planets in the cosmos who may or may not resemble us. One thing is for sure, the cosmos is older than the planet we live on. In fact, it is infinitely older.
12:14, asteroids are just big rocks. They are not hot or radioactive so flying up to one isn’t that big a deal.
While I really liked this movie a lot... I LOVED the soundtrack!!! Journey, Jon Bon Jovi, Aerosmith ZZ Top etc... Great reaction Biss😀!!!
Great reaction Biss like always. Can you react please to Water for Elephants, please. Other movie of Christoph Waltz from Unglorious Basterds and Robet Pattinsson from Twilight. Thanks.
This movie was very emotional. And always make a strong heart for humankind. ☺
It’s my favorite movie of all times. I loved your reaction love to watch you stay safe ❤️
"Life" (2017) a scifi-horror film in space starring Ryan Reynolds. Also, "The Cloverfield Paradox" (2018) also a scifi horror film in space. You could also start with the movie "Cloverfield" (2008) but it does not take place in space, however it is the very best horror film of the bunch!
21:05 "Now, when you finish your roadrunner _thrust_ move, you'll be moving at 22,500 miles per hour."
Just for a bit of context, at the moment it emerges from the muzzle of a gun, the average _bullet_ is traveling at _1700_ miles per hour.
This movie is like the tabloids of space movies. Not theoretically possible, but still fun to watch.
Deep Impact is much more serious, thus better. I dislike comedy out of place
@@milannesic5718 "...much more serious, thus better." ❓❗❓ _That's_ your criterion? Really??? Armageddon is much more epic, heartfelt, and human, thus better.
@@bigdream_dreambig Comedy in this movie is stupid and out of place. It undermines the topic of the movie. Can't get into it
@@milannesic5718 Comedy in the face of serious events is one of our basic human reactions and makes this movie _more_ human and more relatable. Have you ever heard of gallows humor? Or black comedy? There are entire films (and books) that are classified as "doomsday comedies." Are you saying those are all automatically stupid???
@@bigdream_dreambig If done right, little bit of comedy is OK. It is not good here. So out of place and unrealistic
What this movie really did is show how utterly unprepared and unable we as a planet are to deal with a large asteroid heading to us.
"What does research tell us is the last thing you're going to see before you die? Your children. Their faces.
At the moment of death, your mind's gonna push a little bit harder to survive.....for them."
-- Dr. Mann (Interstellar)
No science fiction film can ever top Interstellar.
"...let's say 50/50... No! More like..."
"I am the only certified astronaut"
Peter Stormare is hilarious!
😂😂😂
He's not even Russian and that's the majority of the roles he plays.
His best roles are Karl Hungus & the Devil in Constantine. TBF, he's never had a bad role.
He's so often cast as a villain -- I love that he got to be a hero here!
It is kinda sad that none of us will live to discover it, but that does not mean we should stop the pursuit!
Liv Tyler 's dad is Steven Tyler.. the lead singer of Aerosmith... The song is perfectly matched for this movie, cause the song is literally about her...
If you listen to the song, its not about lovers... Its about a fathers love for his daughter.
Great watch, you're always honest and heartfelt. Also, I think I'm going to make the audio from 55:11 my new ring tone.
Yes Biss, the actor that plays Bear is the same actor from The Green Mile.
This movie was so good!! Even when I watch it now it still gets me every time.
I saw this film in the theater. It was a very good experience. Great reaction! 👍🏿
Oh I love this, it's such a classic movie!
Very chilling to see that split second frame of the wtc on fire three years prior 😢
This is a fantastic movie, I think I've seen this at least 10 times, Rockham, (Steve Buscemi) was amazing in this movie, my best character for sure, a complete maniac, but very very funny.
you should do ."room 1408" is one of my favorites
Armageddon will always be one of those cheesy summer classics, but to me Deep Impact is the better movie. You should consider watching that too once you've recovered emotionally :3
FYI - LIV TYLERS FATHER (STEVEN TYLER) PERFORMS THE SONG "I DON'T WANT TO MISS A THING" WITH HIS BAND AEROSMITH
Yeah. Armageddon and Deep Impact are emotional roller coasters.
2:23 I had to pause and cry laugh. This may be the single most unintentionally funny thing ive ever heard
I was fortunate to see this as a premier in a packed theater. The audience reacted then the exact same as you did now. My date was bawling her eyes out during that ending Bruce Willis speech to Grace while I and the other "macho" guys did the whole yawn, stretch, wipe eye maneuver 😂. Great reaction!
There are not chambers with zero gravity.
Really great choice of movie. Loved this reaction. You certainly have a thing for space movies.😅
This movie is a romp. Lots of explosions. Fun characters, that the actors appeared to enjoy playing. Ridiculous situations and even more ridiculous solutions. Contrived coincidences.
And total verisimilitude meltdown. I couldn't sustain my willing suspension of disbelief.
I'm a space nerd, so all the awful "science" and space antics continuously broke me out of the movie. I know it was meant to be silly and fun. A lot of that came through to me. But essentially everything they showed was just... no. Completely wrong.
Even though Deep Impact had its own issues, it stuck a little closer to believable. I found that movie a little more interesting. The ending was just as dumb, though.
Since then we've had Apollo 13 and The Martian, which show that fairly realistic portrayals can produce good stories and good movies.
I don't begrudge anyone enjoying this movie. But, I worry for those who think this movie is even slightly realistic. It's not. A lot.
A wonderful popcorn flick in space. Action, intensity...and no realism at all.
Yes I agree with you! People flying into space? Ridiculous! Strippers in a night club? Ridiculous! A mother with a child? Ridiculous! A father getting mad at a man who is sleeping with his daughter? Ridiculous! A six mile long asteroid wiping out the Dinosaurs? Ridiculous! A Michael Bay movie with explosions? Ridiculous! So give me more ridiculousness and pass the popcorn!
Not a lot of people know this but we fly through a massive asteroid belt every year (September I think). And there's no shortage of massive asteroids there that could completely end our planet. Unless aliens are protecting Earth then we are the luckiest people in the history of life.
Yay! Space movies - and Bisscute crying through all of them - for the win!!!
Loved your reaction to one of my favorite movies. To answer your question, DEFCON stands for Defense Condition and ranges from 5 to 1. The lower the number, the more dangerous and volatile the situation is. We DO NOT want a DEFCON 1 situation. Hope that helps. As a side note...... I think it is very cool you are from Romania. I have been fascinated by that area for a long time, and took more of an interest in it when there were some shows on the Discovery Channel that got into the tales about Vlad Tepes and that entire 1300 to 1600 A.D. timeline.
Roughneck is an oil rig driller.
800ftis about 240 meters
I like how the asteroid is about 700 miles in diameter, and the plan is to drill into it 800 ft (about 1/7th of one mile). In fact, to miss the mark by 50 or so feet is to fail.
You are so intelligent….!!!!😮
True Story: Ben Affleck asked Michael Bay during the initial reading of the script how come it was supposedly easier to teach drillers to be astronauts than to teach astronauts how to drill. Michael Bay's only answer was to tell Affleck to "shut the f*** up". Yes, this movie is very stupid. NASA plays this movie for trainees & tasks them to find all the scientific errors in it. However, it is at least fun to watch. 😊
To suggest you could train astronauts to drill is as stupid as the idea you could have trained the drillers to fly the shuttle. Each to their own expertise. (Yes of course drilling on a comet would be very different - which means it would have been even harder for an astronaut trained for a couple of days.)
@@adaddinsane Affleck brought it up on the DVD commentary. I think he was just gobsmacked how Bay didn't have a good answer (or even AN answer).
Where's your coffee? 🙃
i watched this in theatres opening night . it never fails i get a big laugh when A>J is on the ladder tring to get away from the exploding fuel tunnel cause everybody starts screaming RUN RUN ! cause me and my friend seem to be the only ones screaming climb climb!! so Biss you going RUN RUN!!! ahhh the memories thanks
Requesting permission to shake the hand of the Daughter of the Bravest Man I've ever known,,,,😭💥😭💥😭💥😭💥👍👍👍
I’m not crying you’re crying…. This movie was my favorite growing up. It’s funny, sad, humanity, love, death, life…
This IS Brilliant, Great Effects, Fantastic Cast, Funny as F##k Wonderful Soundtrack Too a Real SUMMER BLOCKBUSTER!! When The World Ends What Do You do? Go To a Strip club 😂😂 Glad You Enjoyed This BlissFlix 👍(So Much Better Than Deep Horizon)
2:20 "DEFCON, is that not like a festival?"
No.
In the US, that term means "Defense Readiness Condition" or just "DEFense CONdition".
It specifically defines how ready we are to launch nuclear weapons at an enemy.
DEFCON 1 COCKED PISTOL Nuclear war is imminent or has already begun Maximum readiness. Immediate response.
DEFCON 2 FAST PACE Next step to nuclear war Armed forces ready to deploy and engage in less than six hours
DEFCON 3 ROUND HOUSE Increase in force readiness above that required for normal readiness Air Force ready to mobilize in 15 minutes
DEFCON 4 DOUBLE TAKE Increased intelligence watch and strengthened security measures Above normal readiness
DEFCON 5 FADE OUT Lowest state of readiness Normal readiness
We spend most of the time at DEFCON 5 and only the president or the secretary of defense can raise that to a lower number which means higher readiness, closer to nuclear war.
DEFCON is a U.S. Military term for Defense Readiness Condition. 1 is for Imminent Nuclear War or has already begun, 2 is next level that is war is close but is the next that sometime bad is about to happen, 3 Increase in force readiness about normal level, 4 Increased Intelligence readiness and Increase security measures, 5 lowest state of readiness closest to peace. DEFCON is connect to NORAD- North American Aerospace Defense Command they detect anything in the air and space, like the asteroids because they thought they were under attack.
The way he says it all nonchalantly- im stepping outside!
The Meteor who hit Earth 66 Million Years ago was as they said in the beginning "only" 10 Kilometer in Size, but even that Thing already released kinetic Energie estimated at 72 teratonnes of TNT (1 teratonne is a trillion tonnes = 1,000,000,000,000 tonnes), the impact generated winds in excess of 1,000 kilometers per hour (620 mph) near the blast's center, and produced a transient cavity 100 kilometers wide and 30 kilometers deep that later collapsed.
Now i dont know exactly they measure it, but Texas is 268,596 square miles big, so i dont want to know how bad a Meteorite of that Size will be 🤔
Why do you edit parts out, then comment on the part you edit out?
For example:
At 2:18 we see some US officials in a car talking about zero launches.
You ask what DEFCON means.
I guess one of those guys said something about DEFCON but I don't know what they said because you didn't SHOW US that part.
At 4:24 Carl says "I want to name her Dottie after my wife" which you left in.
Then you said "I thought he was doing something nice."
Why?
Why did you say that?
Because Carl also said "She's a vicious life-sucking bitch from which there is no escape."
But you cut that part out.
To us, all he said was he was naming it after his wife which is a nice thing, then you said he wasn't nice but didn't SHOW US the part that wasn't nice.
I mean, I love your reactions, but it's weird that you show us YOU reacting to things we cannot SEE because you don't SHOW US those things.
Hey Biss! So, there have been a number of times where Hollywood put out two movies about the same thing at the same time. This is one of those times - while this was the big Hollywood Summer Movie one, there was also "Deep Impact", a more subdued look at what might happen on Earth during such a time. Check it out! Great job. 🤘😎👍
Deep Impact far superior in my opinion.
@@bradsense7431 I don't disagree. 😉
@@scottfield5849 I do -- I was much more moved by Armageddon -- but, although I wouldn't recommend it personally, I wouldn't try to discourage anyone from watching it either.
Yup, Volcano and Dantes Peak came out the year prior if I remember correctly lol
@@OneKnight1234 Another fine example. 😉👍
You know Affleck’s fiancé in the film (Liv Tyler) is Steven Tyler’s daughter? Aka Steven Tyler lead singer of Aerosmith who sang the song for the film.
For two more really good space movies, check out the similar, but better (I think) Deep Impact and Gravity. Gravity is probably the most realistic. Oh, yeah, I almost forgot, Apollo 13 is a true story and is amazing.