I thought it was specifically used for helping Death cover up it's misdeeds when he decides to kill a kid in his Bathroom and wants it to look like Suicide.
This movie and the soundtrack in 96 changed my teenage life. Just a massive film. Harris, Connery, Cage, Biehn, Forsythe, Tony Todd?? Hans Zimmer?? Wooooah.
I love the soundtrack of this movie, Hans Zimmer being Hans Zimmer, with his ability to convert any movie into something epic, the shower scene with the Seal team massacre is pure gold, Michael Biehn delivered a powerful performance, overall, a surprisingly good movie by Michael Bay, too bad he fell into melodrama and visual effects after that.
I love rewatching these old uploads... I've been here since nearly the begining... But your excitement and comfortability in the newer uploads is definitely missed in these. I love re-enjoying the build up. Love you RedEye
You've been here forever :) and I really appreciate it. I'm glad you get a kick out of watching the older stuff too. It certainly has been a wild ride so far.
4:41 "Womack!?" he said, in a surprised voice "Why am I not surprised?" 5:00 Clothes line, for hanging up clothes to dry. Don't ever visit a hotel in the UK, you'll spend all night wondering what the trouserpress is for. :)
it is cool they show the "mines" under Alcatraz cause the actual prison was built on top of US Civil War-era tunnels that used a lot of old school tracks and pulley systems to transfer ammo and large amounts of food and drink on mine style carts on those tracks.
Sean Connery's request for warm water for several days could have easily sprouted some serious bugs, - like legionella and killed a bunch of people , himself included of course. Using glass containers for chemical agents inside projectiles and bombs, goes all the way back to WW1.
The real soldiers acting as michael bein's seal team, were probably excited to work with him. I love how humble he is about how he isn't a real soldier. But who wouldn't want to work with corporal hicks/kyle reese? He probably inspired quite a few real life badasses who watched him as a child 🤷🏾♂️
Just to nit pick but SEALs are sailors and Ed Harris’ character is a marine as are his men. Marines, sailors and airmen don’t like being called soldiers. Soldiers are in the army.
@@patmooney1407 You beat me to it - this movie was composed of marines vs sailors but even the second ranking marine officer to Harris used "soldiers" along with Tony Todd's character saying the same thing. It's a minor point but as you say, soldiers are in the army.
I didn't particularly like the car chase, because of the zoom-in's, but what sticks out most for me about The Rock is that Hummel isn't the last villain to die. When this movie came out, the headline of the review in one of my local papers credited Nicholas Cage for distinguishing the movie, but I think it's Ed Harris, plus the fact that Hummel isn't a moustache-twirling villain.
That's because, up until this point Nic Cage didn't have big budget action movie cred. Pretty much ever actor in this movie had action movie cred but him. I remember when news of this movie first broke (cast, plot release date) a lot of people commented on how out of place he felt compared to the rest of the cast. His performance was stand out because it was unexpected. This role was just another day at the office for Ed Harris as far as most were concerned.
Hummel was actually very humbled by what John Mason tells him, calling him a fucking lunatic who is doing nothing good. This broke him down and made him realize there is no way he would actually kill all those people and their mission would likely fail. Hummel ends up actually dying while trying to stop the bad guys and regretting what he did. Meanwhile Danny Tanner and Uncle Joey and Uncle Jesse and the girls remained safe. RIP Bob Saget.
"Basically created a giant incubator for germs" You just cannot make that shit up. That's fuckin' bonkers! And the cabin thing haha pure gold 😆😂🤣 And because of his fame status, they just bent over and gave him exactly what he wanted without question. Reminds me of those bits at the film studio on the film Analyze This 😛 The Rock's such a cracking film. Truly timeless. And I tell you what, I would have LOVED to have seen what was on that microfilm... if it was real haha.
Right?! Like i knew actors could be divas, but some times the extent they act out, is crazy. Lol I'll do your movie, but build me a house first. It makes those scenes in movies where the guy is like "Pick me up in a limo and exactly 68 Degrees Fahrenheit" , actually believable
@@RedEyeReviews Alcatraz is a National Park. Not even a movie company can simply "built' a cabin. And why built? Connery, Cage and Harris had their Trailers parked on the Island , as they were everywhere else we shot. Makes no sense, put it to rest.
This along with Con Air and Face/Off form the Cage trifecta of his 90's action status at the time, it's just too bad his Superman Lives never came to fruition.
I read somewhere that the writers put a lot of time and effort into making it a plausible James Bond. I believe that there were time references that would make it line up with the Connery era Bond films as well as elements of the character from the Bond novels.
I been loving revisiting the movies I grew up with you, dude. Thank you! I watched this movie 5000 times in the 90s as a kid and the James Bond thing just BLEW MY MIND 🤯 I was a kid and the Brosnan bonds were dominating cuz of goldeneye on N64 so I was just being introduced to bond. You should do a series about the ridiculous and bad bond movies called Big Bad Bonds!
Regarding the Michael Bay comment about the spinning gears and flame blasts in the furnace at 8:14, it reminds me an awful lot of the Ben Affleck quote from the Armageddon commentary track. ("So I asked Micheal, why it made sense to try and train oil workers to be astronauts, instead of training astronauts to use drilling equipment. I mean, they're astronauts. He told me to shut the fuck up. So that was the end of that conversation.")
You know... I was just watching random movie reviews. Then I saw Sean Connery And then it hit me. This is where the inspiration for "Dorian" probably came from (for the manga series "Baki") Long white hair, the beard, being a prisoner that escaped. An unexpected, but pleasant surprise.
It’s cool how you’ve become more confident using your voice in these videos, from October 2020 when your writing is good but you’re somewhat subdued/hushed to October 2021 when you sound really relaxed and in your own element. Keep up the good work!
@@RedEyeReviews yesh, Moneypenny! He pulsh a knife.. you pool a gun..thatsch the Cshicago way Mr Neshh... I was born in in the shame dischtrict of Edinburgh, Schcotland as Schean and grew up there and... no body schpeaksh schlike thish! In Edinburgh!
This movie is famous in Czech Repiblic for its bad translation. Attorney General is translated as general named Attorney, British intelligence is translated as intellect and so on... 😀
The barber is played by Antony Clarke - a stand up and comedy actor. He was on a way to become big in the 90s and early 2000s but something went wrong and he just kinda fizzle off. And I think he is on the spectrum or have ADD, something like that.
I’m new to this hilarious channel. Is it just me or does redeye sound like he’s whispering & trying to not wake up somebody in the next room as he’s recording in these old videos? 🤫
9:25 Guy! Galaxy Quest! Such An awesome movie, one of the best in the Star Trek franchise🖖, I'd love to see you review that one 👍 also, the Rock is a classic👌 great review again👍💪
When I was a kid my dad loved Bond movies, and the Connery Bond especially. So when this movie came out he was convinced it was a secret Bond movie. Like he was a "The Rock" truther, swore up and down that it connected with the last legit Bond movie Connery did and that they couldn't get the rights so they named it something else to get away with it. He actually wanted Nick Cage to be the next Bond.
Great video man! I’ve been watching this movie a lot lately. Lol. Like kinda watched it a full time back in November to just chill out and now just kinda rewatching clips of it for fun and watching whatever TH-cam videos I can of it.
Some of the guys portraying SEAL guys were real deal SEALs.A few of them were Vietnam vets and the advisor on the set was Harry Humphries,who was a SEAL during the Vietnam War.They've done interviews and their Vietnam stories are wild,like something out of a movie.
Nick Cage is just such a fascinating train wreck of an actor. He's absolutely captivating no matter what he's doing. He could act like a sheet of paper and it would be just weird enough to hold my attention.
I watch this movie every year and it's not even a guilty pleasure, it is just fucking brilliant. Even if they made the elite military dudes look like a bunch of incompetent jack arses.
Sean Connery. Nothing else needs to be said. I was sold the second I heard he was in it. @12:00 that mine cart scene was inspired by Donkey Kong Country for the Super NES!!
This movie was about Connery saying words the way he does. He whush in shee esh A esh show shay schent him chew cheh rhaouk. That was when someone said "What the fuck did you just say Sean?" So Sean said "Scchuttt upp yooohhh buuhhffhoon!"
For me personally I feel like a bumbling Stanley Goodspeed adds a great juxtaposition to the trained professionals. It adds a palpable tension to an out of his element unlikely hero who against all odds prevails.
I like this movie, but one thing that always bothered me is they never resolved the ongoing problem that General Hummel brought up. Those martyred Marines and their families never got justice to begin with. I get that it's Die Hard scenario movie but since they did bring up a subject that is quite meta for a lot of soldiers and their families it didn't sit right with me. PS: I'm not even American and it still bothered me.
The Story about Connery having a Cabin on Alcatraz built so he wouldn't have to take the Boat every Day is false. I know, because I picked him up at his Hotel every morning, took the Boat with him and dropped him off at his Hotel after shooting was done. He came to the wrap party in SF, hung out with the whole crew and danced with every Girl from the Crew that asked him, even the lowest PA. No Diva there.
imagine the ammount of star power and cojones you must have to be able to tell off execs like the real james bond would. truly we need more men like connery as leaders in this world xD
Apropos scientists: my wife is a scientist who lifts weights and is a long-distance bicyclist. One of her advisors had been the captain of the US Olympic tae kwon do team. Another one of her advisors was a mountain climber. She has peers who were scholarship-awarded freestyle wrestlers and marathoners and cross-country skiers. The idea that scientists are physically nerdy is just... like, untrue, really untrue. I can't think of any group of people with sedentary jobs who take fitness more seriously than scientists. (I believe this is because they are very data-driven and know that exercise is one of the ways to stay happy and healthy. The research is overwhelming, after all.)
U.S. Army = Soldiers U.S. Air Force = Airmen U.S. Navy = Sailors U.S. Marine Corps = Marines U.S. Military = Troops Sorry, as a veteran I cringe when the term "soldier" is loosely used to describe service members.
@thespian37 appreciate it! Yeah most things around the military I just know next to zero about. So I tend to generalize. But this will legit help me lol
The Rock Totally Rocks With ABSOLUTELY AWESOME cast and STUNNINGLY AMAZING action scenes that are 2Fast 2Furious and entertaining. This is a Fast and Furious action movie with a vengeance 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
I love the fan theory that Sean Connery's character is actually James Bond who was disavowed and replaced to cover up what he was doing. I am sort of no surprised about the water He spent a lot of time cold and wet doing movies when he was a young health ex-bodybuilder at his age I'd put my foot down if I could they just forgot the chlorine
![일상 속 기분 좋음 [Proto disco meme]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/DwmEIaZ7XGQ/mqdefault.jpg)
The string dispenser is a clothesline so people can hang towels and bathing suits in their hotel room
I thought it was specifically used for helping Death cover up it's misdeeds when he decides to kill a kid in his Bathroom and wants it to look like Suicide.
This movie and the soundtrack in 96 changed my teenage life. Just a massive film. Harris, Connery, Cage, Biehn, Forsythe, Tony Todd?? Hans Zimmer?? Wooooah.
I love the soundtrack of this movie, Hans Zimmer being Hans Zimmer, with his ability to convert any movie into something epic, the shower scene with the Seal team massacre is pure gold, Michael Biehn delivered a powerful performance, overall, a surprisingly good movie by Michael Bay, too bad he fell into melodrama and visual effects after that.
I love rewatching these old uploads... I've been here since nearly the begining...
But your excitement and comfortability in the newer uploads is definitely missed in these.
I love re-enjoying the build up.
Love you RedEye
You've been here forever :) and I really appreciate it. I'm glad you get a kick out of watching the older stuff too. It certainly has been a wild ride so far.
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bringing sam rockwell along is always a good idea.
4:41 "Womack!?" he said, in a surprised voice "Why am I not surprised?"
5:00 Clothes line, for hanging up clothes to dry. Don't ever visit a hotel in the UK, you'll spend all night wondering what the trouserpress is for. :)
Fucking clothesline? I've wondered about that since 1996!
Still to this day , the best Michael Bay movie.
Sean Connery was larger than life. Absolute icon.
The Rock is pretty much how a successful Suicide Squad should have looked like
The second suicide squad movie was awesome.
Comics are for children, gtfo of my movies!!!!
@@samholdsworth420 lol
_Rouge One_
Am i a joke to you..
it is cool they show the "mines" under Alcatraz cause the actual prison was built on top of US Civil War-era tunnels that used a lot of old school tracks and pulley systems to transfer ammo and large amounts of food and drink on mine style carts on those tracks.
Sean Connery's request for warm water for several days could have easily sprouted some serious bugs, - like legionella and killed a bunch of people , himself included of course.
Using glass containers for chemical agents inside projectiles and bombs, goes all the way back to WW1.
The real soldiers acting as michael bein's seal team, were probably excited to work with him. I love how humble he is about how he isn't a real soldier. But who wouldn't want to work with corporal hicks/kyle reese?
He probably inspired quite a few real life badasses who watched him as a child 🤷🏾♂️
Totally agree with this. He looked like a solider
@@RedEyeReviews yeah man! So much so he's essentially on the cover of the old 8-Bit Metal Gear game 🤣. Love your channel btw just found it!
@@madperrot Wow! I googled that cover art, and you are right. Its basically him. That is uncanny.
Thank you so much! So glad you found the channel :)
Just to nit pick but SEALs are sailors and Ed Harris’ character is a marine as are his men. Marines, sailors and airmen don’t like being called soldiers. Soldiers are in the army.
@@patmooney1407 You beat me to it - this movie was composed of marines vs sailors but even the second ranking marine officer to Harris used "soldiers" along with Tony Todd's character saying the same thing. It's a minor point but as you say, soldiers are in the army.
How to recognize a good movie?
It's really hard to make a comedic review of it.
But that shouldn't stop anyone from trying.
Thanks RedEye Reviews.
lol exactly this! When people ask me to look at actually good movies im like "I can........but I might not be that funny"
I didn't particularly like the car chase, because of the zoom-in's, but what sticks out most for me about The Rock is that Hummel isn't the last villain to die. When this movie came out, the headline of the review in one of my local papers credited Nicholas Cage for distinguishing the movie, but I think it's Ed Harris, plus the fact that Hummel isn't a moustache-twirling villain.
That's because, up until this point Nic Cage didn't have big budget action movie cred. Pretty much ever actor in this movie had action movie cred but him. I remember when news of this movie first broke (cast, plot release date) a lot of people commented on how out of place he felt compared to the rest of the cast. His performance was stand out because it was unexpected. This role was just another day at the office for Ed Harris as far as most were concerned.
Hummel was actually very humbled by what John Mason tells him, calling him a fucking lunatic who is doing nothing good. This broke him down and made him realize there is no way he would actually kill all those people and their mission would likely fail. Hummel ends up actually dying while trying to stop the bad guys and regretting what he did. Meanwhile Danny Tanner and Uncle Joey and Uncle Jesse and the girls remained safe. RIP Bob Saget.
"Basically created a giant incubator for germs" You just cannot make that shit up. That's fuckin' bonkers! And the cabin thing haha pure gold 😆😂🤣
And because of his fame status, they just bent over and gave him exactly what he wanted without question. Reminds me of those bits at the film studio on the film Analyze This 😛
The Rock's such a cracking film. Truly timeless. And I tell you what, I would have LOVED to have seen what was on that microfilm... if it was real haha.
Right?! Like i knew actors could be divas, but some times the extent they act out, is crazy. Lol I'll do your movie, but build me a house first. It makes those scenes in movies where the guy is like "Pick me up in a limo and exactly 68 Degrees Fahrenheit" , actually believable
@@RedEyeReviews Alcatraz is a National Park. Not even a movie company can simply "built' a cabin. And why built? Connery, Cage and Harris had their Trailers parked on the Island , as they were everywhere else we shot. Makes no sense, put it to rest.
This along with Con Air and Face/Off form the Cage trifecta of his 90's action status at the time, it's just too bad his Superman Lives never came to fruition.
I read somewhere that the writers put a lot of time and effort into making it a plausible James Bond. I believe that there were time references that would make it line up with the Connery era Bond films as well as elements of the character from the Bond novels.
I WILL NOT GIVE THAT ORDER!!!
the guy that gets shot with the rocket is fucking candyman!
I been loving revisiting the movies I grew up with you, dude. Thank you! I watched this movie 5000 times in the 90s as a kid and the James Bond thing just BLEW MY MIND 🤯 I was a kid and the Brosnan bonds were dominating cuz of goldeneye on N64 so I was just being introduced to bond. You should do a series about the ridiculous and bad bond movies called Big Bad Bonds!
Thank you so much! Very happy I can help bring some memories back :) I LOVED the old Bond movies. That is a great idea!
Regarding the Michael Bay comment about the spinning gears and flame blasts in the furnace at 8:14, it reminds me an awful lot of the Ben Affleck quote from the Armageddon commentary track. ("So I asked Micheal, why it made sense to try and train oil workers to be astronauts, instead of training astronauts to use drilling equipment. I mean, they're astronauts. He told me to shut the fuck up. So that was the end of that conversation.")
Right?!
“I don’t like soft shit!” Tony Todd is a national treasure
You know...
I was just watching random movie reviews.
Then I saw Sean Connery
And then it hit me.
This is where the inspiration for "Dorian" probably came from (for the manga series "Baki")
Long white hair, the beard, being a prisoner that escaped.
An unexpected, but pleasant surprise.
The packet in the bottom of the beef jerky bag is just like the prize in the cereal box
It’s cool how you’ve become more confident using your voice in these videos, from October 2020 when your writing is good but you’re somewhat subdued/hushed to October 2021 when you sound really relaxed and in your own element. Keep up the good work!
Thank you so much! I've really tried to work on my energy levels. I'm glad you can appreciate it
"Womack! Why am I not Schuprished!" RIP GOD. (aka Sean Connery)
I read this in his voice
@@RedEyeReviews yesh, Moneypenny! He pulsh a knife.. you pool a gun..thatsch the Cshicago way Mr Neshh...
I was born in in the shame dischtrict of Edinburgh, Schcotland as Schean and grew up there and... no body schpeaksh schlike thish! In Edinburgh!
@@RedEyeReviews itsh an awschome movie by the way.. Great review Schcaramanga!
@@RedEyeReviews the Lord ish Double Oh Scheven
I love the "Prom Queen" Line. Cage is the Kind of Guy (Connery too), who's Girlfriends were Prom Queens.
This movie is famous in Czech Repiblic for its bad translation. Attorney General is translated as general named Attorney, British intelligence is translated as intellect and so on... 😀
For real? This sounds so funny🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Yep. True story.
The 'string dispenser' is a washing line to dry laundry, I think.
th-cam.com/video/loXX2CMtKCk/w-d-xo.html
Im so glad I found this channel last week.
Me too!
"Add this character to the long list of soldiers he's played."
The long list of Navy SEALs SPECIFICALLY.
The barber is played by Antony Clarke - a stand up and comedy actor. He was on a way to become big in the 90s and early 2000s but something went wrong and he just kinda fizzle off. And I think he is on the spectrum or have ADD, something like that.
"string dispensers" RedEye having difficulties understanding what a retractable clothesline is.
Lol my Millennial brain can't handle it
One of my all time favorite movies for sure. I’m on team it’s James Bond.
In the words of Shawn Connery “ shome time women needs little shmack!”
I’m new to this hilarious channel. Is it just me or does redeye sound like he’s whispering & trying to not wake up somebody in the next room as he’s recording in these old videos? 🤫
9:25 Guy! Galaxy Quest! Such An awesome movie, one of the best in the Star Trek franchise🖖, I'd love to see you review that one 👍 also, the Rock is a classic👌 great review again👍💪
Ooo I love Galaxy Quest so much
Boy watching it with that premise in mind puts a whole another paint job on that movie. I can't wait to watch it again now
When I was a kid my dad loved Bond movies, and the Connery Bond especially. So when this movie came out he was convinced it was a secret Bond movie. Like he was a "The Rock" truther, swore up and down that it connected with the last legit Bond movie Connery did and that they couldn't get the rights so they named it something else to get away with it. He actually wanted Nick Cage to be the next Bond.
Great video man! I’ve been watching this movie a lot lately. Lol. Like kinda watched it a full time back in November to just chill out and now just kinda rewatching clips of it for fun and watching whatever TH-cam videos I can of it.
Thanks friend! I love this movie.
Lot's of classics from 1996! A very fun year to go to the movies!!
The soundtrack is amazing and that shower scene stuck with me as a kid. Def Bay's best movie
Some of the guys portraying SEAL guys were real deal SEALs.A few of them were Vietnam vets and the advisor on the set was Harry Humphries,who was a SEAL during the Vietnam War.They've done interviews and their Vietnam stories are wild,like something out of a movie.
Wait - no mention of Jesus Chri...I mean Jim Caviezel as one of the F18 Hornet pilots???
I watched this film dozens of times back in the day.
Nick Cage is just such a fascinating train wreck of an actor. He's absolutely captivating no matter what he's doing. He could act like a sheet of paper and it would be just weird enough to hold my attention.
One other thing: Galaxy Quest is so unjustly underrated!!
Don't know if it's said yet, but that string thingy is a retractable clothesline, found in bathrooms in hotels.
Anyway, great vid as ever!
Haha I did learn this afterwards
Respect for giving michael biehn props.
This film is perfect. Its the best james bond film ever.
good call on the james bond note, james bond is a code name and his real name (sean connery's) was john mason
This movie also has some of Hans Zimmer's finest work. I could listen to the score all day.
luckily we have 007.. that's why he's in this movie. lol good stuff. love these comedic reviews.
Who else came here from Half Past Dead??? On a side note i love this movie….
I saw this movie when I was kid and I love this movie. Sean Con is amazing as always.
This is such a classic great 90’s action movie! Love this movie!
'Prison changed James Bond because he is... Brutal."
lmao
The string is a clothes line
I watch this movie every year and it's not even a guilty pleasure, it is just fucking brilliant. Even if they made the elite military dudes look like a bunch of incompetent jack arses.
Im pretty sure the whole Shower Room scene inspired a level in one of the Good Call of Duty Games.
Marines never shoot fellow soldiers with live ammo unless Michael Beihn is in the room. That guy is so jinxed.
Your videos are informative. You deserve more subs.
Having watched some of your newer videos, you seem extremely laid back in this video.
Sean Connery. Nothing else needs to be said. I was sold the second I heard he was in it. @12:00 that mine cart scene was inspired by Donkey Kong Country for the Super NES!!
Or Temple of Doom
The final Sean Connery Bond movie
The Rock predicted "the Tide Pod challenge"
This movie was about Connery saying words the way he does. He whush in shee esh A esh show shay schent him chew cheh rhaouk. That was when someone said "What the fuck did you just say Sean?" So Sean said "Scchuttt upp yooohhh buuhhffhoon!"
The guy on the right at 7:28 is Dennis Chalker, a founding member of Seal Team6
For me personally I feel like a bumbling Stanley Goodspeed adds a great juxtaposition to the trained professionals. It adds a palpable tension to an out of his element unlikely hero who against all odds prevails.
Good work man! Keep it up and soon the TH-cam algorithm will be kind to you. *encouragement*
Thank you!
This movie is fking awesome, i love it. Cant recall how many times ive rewatched. Same goes for terminator 1 and 2, Alien 1 and 2. Top class
This channel deserves a lot more subs for the rate of quality content this dude puts out. Get this man paid for fucks sake.
Haha thank you friend
I agree. I have thoroughly enjoyed all his videos I watched. Great entertainment.
@@taylorgallion2748 thank you friend
I saw this at a movie theater and loved it. It's a shame Michael Bay didn't continue in this direction.
13:31 Tony Todd was still surfing his Candyman success.
I forged forever friendships with complete strangers over this film
String dispenser is a clothesline in the shower.
Lol yeah my Fiance pointed it out after I made the video.....I am now smarter for it haha
RedEye is so calm in his early reviews 😅
This film had four of my dream guys plus Nic Cage was in top form.
I lost it at the mines of Moria. 😂
The rock is an alltime classic movie. Prime quality bay.
Yes Michael... it IS entertaining
I like this movie, but one thing that always bothered me is they never resolved the ongoing problem that General Hummel brought up. Those martyred Marines and their families never got justice to begin with. I get that it's Die Hard scenario movie but since they did bring up a subject that is quite meta for a lot of soldiers and their families it didn't sit right with me.
PS: I'm not even American and it still bothered me.
the rocketman kill is my favourite kill in an action ever lol.
It so cheesy that only cage , bay & Tony Todd could have made it work the way it did
Had Michael Bay ever topped this?
You really need to review Drive Angry....Cage at his B movie best
Done! Added :)
Another thing, Dr. Cox is in a lot of your videos lol
Right?!
The Story about Connery having a Cabin on Alcatraz built so he wouldn't have to take the Boat every Day is false. I know, because I picked him up at his Hotel every morning, took the Boat with him and dropped him off at his Hotel after shooting was done. He came to the wrap party in SF, hung out with the whole crew and danced with every Girl from the Crew that asked him, even the lowest PA. No Diva there.
This movie in my personal collection
Dr. Cox 😆
That Dr. Cox reference lol
Goodspeed is not just any scientist, he's a biochemist, which is OP :)
How could you not have showed Carla?!😍
imagine the ammount of star power and cojones you must have to be able to tell off execs like the real james bond would. truly we need more men like connery as leaders in this world xD
Apropos scientists: my wife is a scientist who lifts weights and is a long-distance bicyclist. One of her advisors had been the captain of the US Olympic tae kwon do team. Another one of her advisors was a mountain climber. She has peers who were scholarship-awarded freestyle wrestlers and marathoners and cross-country skiers. The idea that scientists are physically nerdy is just... like, untrue, really untrue. I can't think of any group of people with sedentary jobs who take fitness more seriously than scientists. (I believe this is because they are very data-driven and know that exercise is one of the ways to stay happy and healthy. The research is overwhelming, after all.)
I love this movie! It is the perfect Michael Bay movie.
U.S. Army = Soldiers
U.S. Air Force = Airmen
U.S. Navy = Sailors
U.S. Marine Corps = Marines
U.S. Military = Troops
Sorry, as a veteran I cringe when the term "soldier" is loosely used to describe service members.
Ah this is very helpful actually. Thank you
@@RedEyeReviews no worries. I know there was no ill intent. Glad to help.
@thespian37 appreciate it! Yeah most things around the military I just know next to zero about. So I tend to generalize. But this will legit help me lol
you should have put after the title " if ya smeeeeeellllll haha!!
The Rock Totally Rocks
With ABSOLUTELY AWESOME cast and STUNNINGLY AMAZING action scenes that are 2Fast 2Furious and entertaining. This is a Fast and Furious action movie with a vengeance 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
Lol this guy. I can't tell if you have a macro or bot that makes your comments, but I will always enjoy the Fast and Furious comments
@@RedEyeReviews Na he’s granny shiftin instead of double clutching like he shud
@@jimboslice__ haha too true
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love this shit!
Haha I am sure he is Bond. Without a doubt.
I love the fan theory that Sean Connery's character is actually James Bond who was disavowed and replaced to cover up what he was doing.
I am sort of no surprised about the water He spent a lot of time cold and wet doing movies when he was a young health ex-bodybuilder at his age I'd put my foot down if I could they just forgot the chlorine
that string is a clothesline. ive seen them in a bunch of hotels