While Tony Scott was editing the movie, he actually received word that the real USS Alabama was going to ship out of Pearl Harbor so Scott and a small crew immediately flew to Hawaii to capture footage of the sub before it sets out underwater. Scott and his camera operators captured the footage using a boat and helicopter. Both producers Don Simpson and Jerry Bruckheimer said it was pure luck that they were able to get footage of the submarine going underwater and originally were going to use computer effects but Scott was against it and wanted to use real and actual footage and he got it. Just an amazing movie. I love True Romance but I honestly believe this is Scott's best movie.
The time of it setting off was actually classified. So no civilians should be able to do that in the first place… meaning that there is a whistleblower inside.
My only problem with this video, and probably more so the movie, is this. In the scenes of the boat diving; at times it's a fast attack boat (SSN), at other times, it's an FBM. The Alabama is an FBM submarine (SSBN 731). No, I haven't seen the movie, and won't. Mainly because of minor/major glitches like that. Call me names if you must, but as a Submariner from long ago, it's things like this that cause me to not watch certain movies.
Hackman is one of the most underrated actors of our time imo. I was in the military for 8 years and he played the senior officer/commander role very believably.
I spent 12 years in the Navy, and I’ve always said that Hackman absolutely nails the CO role…I’m sure his time in the Corps gave him plenty of examples of cocky, arrogant, supremely competent commanding officers!
I might disagree. Hackman is far from under-rated. He's a god of sorts in the film world -- not counting the current generation. Sad that folks with that level of talent feel they have to retire. But he's happy now in the desert. If you've been there, you understand.
Generally I consider the use of "underrated" or "overrated" as purely personal opinion types of statements, but I genuinely feel this is the biggest misuse of the word that I've ever seen. lol. I'm not trying to make fun, honestly. It's just... he's generally considered one of the greatest actors not just of his generation, but of multiple generations. it almost feels akin to saying oxygen is underrated when considering all things that make Earth habitable.
It is a very powerful piece of music in this context. It was even used in a Navel warfare video game. Upon hearing it, the game was no longer just a game. Conduct of war in any form is serious business . God Bless all that are, and have been in that position.
The Navy Hymn sung as the submarine dives is quite moving. As if it's honoring the excellence of the crew and their bravery. Hans Zimmer really outdid himself with that soundtrack.
if i am not mistaken, and i tried to research it again, i believe the men's choir singing the navy hymn is in actuality a russian group. love the irony, on top of all the talent.
Even though the Navy refused to give any kind of cooperation to filming, Tony Scott knew how to get the shots he needed🔥🔥 such a badass director 🔥missing his frenetic style films ❤️😢
I remember seeing making of for Crimson Tide. To get these shots they knew an American Sub was about to depart a naval base, so they sat off the coast outside the base and waited for it, and it was all legal. All they got was a warning over the radio not to get to close. And to top it all off it was actually the USS Alabama but they didnt realize this at the time.
@@RobertdMacGregor Yep, from what I've read, the Navy thought the movie didn't make them look good, what with all the mutiny, conflict, failure to follow procedures, almost-launched-nukes-that-shouldn't-be-launched and whatnot. So they refused to help.
Shame that Tony Scott died the way he did . Such a brilliant man . Doesn’t make any sense a person like that take his own life . Never could comprehend. RIP
@@nelsonmurilo5067 It is a shame, but just because a person's brilliance is recognized by others doesn't mean they aren't miserable. A person can not have many natural gifts/talents and be happy, or have many of them and be in anguish.
I love this scene. I've sailed through the Straits of Juan de Fuca (in a surface warship) and served in a submarine - both during the Cold War. This is how it was when I was a young man.
Were the subs really that spacious? A friend of mine said that there wasn't close to that much room in a submarine. He served in an undisclosed nuclear sub (He won't tell).
I forgot how beautiful and impactful this scene is. Leadership is an interesting thing. They are no "bad guys" in this movie. This is a very good look at the way leadership works/doesn't work.
The captain is certainly made as the bad guy in the movie. Not a mustache-twirling villain, but reckless, cold and mean. However, as the admiral says at the end, as far as the letter of the law goes, they were both right, and they were both wrong. The system failed, with almost catastrophic consequences.
That’s not a legitimate order for a couple of reasons. 1. The formal order is submerge the ship. 2. That order comes from the CO to the OOD who then repeats it back to the CO.
One minute they're talking about the cigar and then abruptly the professionalism kicks in. "XO take her down!" Almost the like XO is a third person on the bridge. Awesome acting.
Not so much giving personal advice as taking another opportunity to mess with his head, he tells denzel not to be a kiss-ass and then asks him whether he likes the cigar which he obviously dislikes (not being a smoker), a question which in politeness denzel is required to answer dishonestly, lol.
ghostrider Old movies certainly stand for good stories but there are still good films today, like Interstellar, Inception, Argo, 12 years a slave... etc.
Tranefine please stop making adolescent comments and get the fuck out a here with all those fucked up fake ass movies...!! Sorry don't take it personal but really. ..pleaseeeeeeeee
@Tyrone Taylor : "You knew to shut up and enjoy the view".. to be there at the time.. Denzel & Gene.. perfect casting.. perfect! .. btw Tyrone, how you like that Cee-gar ???.. LoL!
One of the most hair raising scenes in Hollywood movie history. Till the dive commences, we are in awe of the size and the strength of the US Navy nuclear powered submarine. But as the dive begins and the mighty ocean gradually swallows the submarine, we are once again left awestruck with the enormity of Mother Nature as David (nuclear sub) merges into Goliath (the ocean) in this scene. In Sanskrit, the ocean is called 'Samuddhra' and when we Indians use that word, it is quite a mouthful and it gives us a sense of the actual might of nature's water force when we say it.
The ocean didn't "swallow" the submarine. The submarine dove forcefully into the ocean to let the sea know the sub is ready for the challenge of the water's might. It will resurface after being tested by the depths and the sub will remain as the victor!
@@johnleeson6946 Well that is of course the fact but I had been talking about how Mother Nature has the capability to dwarf us all. Another scene that comes to my mind is the view from the International Space Station in the movie 'Gravity' that gives one a sense of the gigantic proportions of our planet Earth.
"I can't stand save-asses and I won't abide kiss-asses" -Captain Ramsey (beautifully delivered by Gene Hackman). Anyone have male kids in here? Here's some good advice, drill that into their heads until they're saying it in the sleep and are hopefully living it when they become men. Take responsibility for your actions and don't be a sycophant; teach them this first before anything else. Great movie, thank you 🙏
Eternal Father, strong to save, Whose arm hath bound the restless wave, Who bidd'st the mighty ocean deep Its own appointed limits keep; Oh Saviour whose almighty word, The winds and waves submissive heard, Who walked'st on the foaming deep, And calm amidst its rage didst sleep, Oh hear us when we cry to Thee, For those in peril on the sea. Amen
Mi-28 Havoc yes. It is. Also believed, by mistake, as the navy hymn. It is not. Belongs only to those who are bubbleheads. We have given so much to wear dolphins. Thank you very much by calling it by the right name.
Movies like this, you better get while you still can. Feminism and Hollyweird will see to it they are never made again. Powerful movie. Powerful acting.
In my experience on much smaller, recreational, boats, dolphins like to lead or follow boats if they're moving fast, but when you slow down, to conserve fuel or actually sail, they get bored and leave. I've never sailed on a boat big enough and fast enough while sailing in calm seas to interest the dolphins. (In rough seas, the dolphins might well be there but you'll probably never know.)
The film crew waited at Pearl Harbor for a sub to put out to sea. In an incredible coincidence, the real USS Alabama was the first sub to do so. They followed in a boat and helicopter and got this footage.
Excellent movie, amazing spar off between Washington and Hackman, both superior actors. And this scene is quite moving for some reason - guess that, to me, is the dedication, the risk, the stakes, and the beauty of filming/editing. Thanks for posting. I'm thinking of showing this at our military retirement community near Veterans Day, for many of our folks were submariners.
@@FLYSUBS89 How can you say that? Of course, it's your opinion, but you didn't say you're a submariner yourself. Even I'm not. However, at least I respect those who made this film. With two legendary actors to be precise. Plus, you didn't realize that the comment was made 8 years ago. Way too late to say, "Don't show it to them." I bet @ytcarol, if he kept his word, already did. Next time, look at how long ago a comment was made before you reply back. I won't be seeing your future replies to me regarding this particular topic. Good day.
@@hammerbro1947 well, don't be surprised then, when you show this on April 11th as some sort of tribute, and get laughed out of the hall. And yes, I earned dolphins.
Eternal Father, strong to save, Whose arm does bind the restless wave, Who bids the mighty ocean deep Its own appointed limits keep; O hear us when we cry to Thee For those in peril on the sea. O Savior, whose almighty word The winds and waves submissive heard, Who walked upon the foaming deep, And calm amid the rage did sleep; O hear us when we cry to Thee For those in peril on the sea. O Holy Spirit, who did brood Upon the waters dark and rude, And bid their angry tumult cease, And give for wild confusion peace; O hear us when we cry to Thee For those in peril on the sea. O Trinity of love and pow'r, Your children shield in danger's hour; From rock and tempest, fire, and foe, Protect them where-so-e'er they go; Thus, evermore shall rise to Thee Glad hymns of praise from land and sea.
All your atheist friends in the comments section are quite unable to concede that this is a Christian hymn and blubber and belch about it being a movie score and all that. Pity. But don't worry, a day will come when atheism will be able to inspire something half as good and half as profound and sublime and pithy. Someday....
The scene in which the U.S.S. Alabama is diving for the first time, is footage of the real submarine submerging. Tony Scott was following along in a helicopter obtaining shots of the ship. When the Captain of the Alabama requested that the helicopter cease filming, they submerged, which is what director Tony Scott was hoping for anyway.
35 years in the Navy and the loss of some very good friends made "Eternal Father" music that grabs me deep just about every time I hear it. This is a beautiful rendition. Fair winds my friends....
I remember I had to take an anti submarine warfare class in the Navy. The Lt. that started the presentation said welcome. I'd like to tell you all right now there is no such thing or effective strategy for anti submarine warfare. Now let's begin. 🤣
My favorite part of the show! Any of U former lookout Out there understand this moment, back on watch, after all the hoopla has died there is only the rush of the ship cutting through the water and the trail the screw makes as U move forward! The smell of the sea air, the horizon all around U until nightfall, then only the lights of contacts, green for rt side, red for port, white for rear. Then 2 hours later, your stomach telling U what to do with your lunch! Miss it sometimes, but sometimes I don't!
Never ceases to amaze me - all those running Matelots! Running forward from aft to man their stations and those who have stations aft, running from forward! A time and motions bod would have a field day! LOL
I am by nature very claustrophobic, so the thought of serving in the close quarters of a submarine terrified me, especially the thought of being trapped in one deep under water during a catastrophic event (on a regular boat you can toss out life preservers and launch lifeboats, but in a submarine there's nowhere to go). And yet, I've always been fascinated with submarines since I was a child. Many years ago I got the chance to experience life aboard a submarine. Initially I panicked, but after a while I almost forgot that I was in a submarine. I'm still claustrophobic, but I do admire those who live abd serve aboard those fine vessels.
They look like Cuban MonteCristo's - and they're not cheap. Roughly $15 - EACH depending where you get them. But can burn for over an hour, so worth it.
Great scene and an amazing film. Only thing I wish they would have added was the actual sound of the diving alarm. Very few have had the pleasure of hearing that sound.
@@christopherlee7334 did y’all ever get c rations or MRE’s? The army field chow took some getting used to. I remember eating a cold can of spaghetti and meatballs for breakfast. I ate one meal out in the woods that I couldn’t even see. Just slid my back down the side of a tree, took off my M-60 machine gun and felt around my tray. Unfortunately, the meat was rubbery. It may have been a good thing to not see it. Good memories.
@@rexoates4484 we got MREs a total of one time, and only when we were in hurricane conditions on duty and an emergency sortie wasn't an option. It wasn't bad, for a single meal. Other than that, I've always had cooked food or cold cuts for breakfast, lunch and dinner while on board a ship.
I love watching this film by the late Tony scott he did a brilliant job director this movie he got 2 brilliant actors in it they were my dad favourite actor of all time his name is gene Hackman and denzel washington the script was brilliant written a great soundtrack as well also a great supporting cast as well 👍👍👍🎥🎥🎥
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"I can't stand save-asses and I won't abide kiss-asses."
Best line EVER!!
Freakin’ Words to Live & Die By.
"Don't get used to them, they cost more than drugs!"
This is a criminally underrated movie. Hackman and Denzel are amazing together.
Don't forget Hans Zimmer
Another cretin saying something massively successful is underrated. Wtf is wrong with you?
The way the sub dives with the music playing is just beautiful.
While Tony Scott was editing the movie, he actually received word that the real USS Alabama was going to ship out of Pearl Harbor so Scott and a small crew immediately flew to Hawaii to capture footage of the sub before it sets out underwater. Scott and his camera operators captured the footage using a boat and helicopter. Both producers Don Simpson and Jerry Bruckheimer said it was pure luck that they were able to get footage of the submarine going underwater and originally were going to use computer effects but Scott was against it and wanted to use real and actual footage and he got it. Just an amazing movie. I love True Romance but I honestly believe this is Scott's best movie.
I heard that they dont have permission to do so. Get some troubles because of it.
@@leMUrian023They didn't have permission to film on the sub. It wasn't illegal to shoot the footage because the sub was is open waters and in public.
The time of it setting off was actually classified. So no civilians should be able to do that in the first place… meaning that there is a whistleblower inside.
@@SingerSagenot necessarily a whistle-blower, could just be piss-poor opsec on the part of some brand new unqualified seaman.
My only problem with this video, and probably more so the movie, is this. In the scenes of the boat diving; at times it's a fast attack boat (SSN), at other times, it's an FBM. The Alabama is an FBM submarine (SSBN 731). No, I haven't seen the movie, and won't. Mainly because of minor/major glitches like that. Call me names if you must, but as a Submariner from long ago, it's things like this that cause me to not watch certain movies.
"Last breath of poluted air for the next 60 days; I don't trust air I cannot see!" Gotta love Gene Hackman!
I think Gene Hackman passed away recently.
You should love the writers instead
@@gianlucanotarangelo3098 - Took the words right out of my mouth. It's a MOVIE, not real life.
"Last breath of polluted air"
Obviously the writers have never been on a submarine.
@@youtert - They had tech advisers who had been.
Is it safe to say that the Comments section is full of eggheads talking it away instead of enjoying this moment??!!
and now I will enjoy this moment
@@andrewblack5791 Ok smart cookie. I liked that.
@@Rastapopoulos... Their stock went down a couple of points
👇
Yep
I'm also a kiss arse.
Thanks for the memories... eight patrols in one of those, USS Henry M. Jackson SSBN-730, 1990-1994.
Luis T. Puig 730 was a good boat. Not many of us go back that far. I’m a fast boat sailor. 594 was first. 723 was last.
Thank you both for your service.
Thank you sirs
USS HENRY M. JACKSON (SSBN 730)(BLUE) 2014 to 2018. Miss that old girl.
What was your function role on the ship?
Hackman is one of the most underrated actors of our time imo. I was in the military for 8 years and he played the senior officer/commander role very believably.
it's a damn shame they don't make great movies like this anymore
I spent 12 years in the Navy, and I’ve always said that Hackman absolutely nails the CO role…I’m sure his time in the Corps gave him plenty of examples of cocky, arrogant, supremely competent commanding officers!
I might disagree. Hackman is far from under-rated. He's a god of sorts in the film world -- not counting the current generation. Sad that folks with that level of talent feel they have to retire. But he's happy now in the desert. If you've been there, you understand.
He is a great actor.
Generally I consider the use of "underrated" or "overrated" as purely personal opinion types of statements, but I genuinely feel this is the biggest misuse of the word that I've ever seen. lol. I'm not trying to make fun, honestly. It's just... he's generally considered one of the greatest actors not just of his generation, but of multiple generations. it almost feels akin to saying oxygen is underrated when considering all things that make Earth habitable.
For every sailor and marine hearing the hymn "Eternal Father Strong to Save" a tear comes to our eye. Roll Tide.
It is a very powerful piece of music in this context. It was even used in a Navel warfare video game. Upon hearing it, the game was no longer just a game. Conduct of war in any form is serious business . God Bless all that are, and have been in that position.
Roll Tide
Especially when sung by an all male ensemble.
Roll Tide
Roll Tide.
And Tide Pods too.
I always loved how Ramsey goes out of his way to praise Hunter for shutting up and enjoying the view, all the while proceeding to talk through it...
Lol
Yep. Ramsey's ego is kind of out of control here. He thinks Hunter gives two shits about the CO's 'stock' points.
He was impressed.
The Navy Hymn sung as the submarine dives is quite moving. As if it's honoring the excellence of the crew and their bravery. Hans Zimmer really outdid himself with that soundtrack.
Agreed! ..powerful!
Totally agree! Then again Hans Zimmer does an incredible job every time 🤩
It's an outstanding film score. So good the production thanked him by naming a character in his honor, Lt. Zimmer.
Eternal Father Strong to Save is a hell of a lot older then Crimson Tide, also Hans Zimmer is a hack
if i am not mistaken, and i tried to research it again, i believe the men's choir singing the navy hymn is in actuality a russian group. love the irony, on top of all the talent.
Even though the Navy refused to give any kind of cooperation to filming, Tony Scott knew how to get the shots he needed🔥🔥 such a badass director 🔥missing his frenetic style films ❤️😢
I remember seeing making of for Crimson Tide. To get these shots they knew an American Sub was about to depart a naval base, so they sat off the coast outside the base and waited for it, and it was all legal. All they got was a warning over the radio not to get to close. And to top it all off it was actually the USS Alabama but they didnt realize this at the time.
@Viktor-Mandus Rhaefnhyrst They refused because of the mutiny story part of the film
@@RobertdMacGregor Yep, from what I've read, the Navy thought the movie didn't make them look good, what with all the mutiny, conflict, failure to follow procedures, almost-launched-nukes-that-shouldn't-be-launched and whatnot. So they refused to help.
Shame that Tony Scott died the way he did . Such a brilliant man . Doesn’t make any sense a person like that take his own life . Never could comprehend. RIP
@@nelsonmurilo5067 It is a shame, but just because a person's brilliance is recognized by others doesn't mean they aren't miserable. A person can not have many natural gifts/talents and be happy, or have many of them and be in anguish.
I've come here to charge my testosterone for the day
LOL. You came to the right place.
go and watch The Rock as well, that's fast charging.
👊
Watch Little Women too.
I love this scene. I've sailed through the Straits of Juan de Fuca (in a surface warship) and served in a submarine - both during the Cold War. This is how it was when I was a young man.
Were the subs really that spacious? A friend of mine said that there wasn't close to that much room in a submarine. He served in an undisclosed nuclear sub (He won't tell).
Check out Peter Watts' "Starfish" has a lot of good stuff about JdF and underwater volcanism
@@mf5202 SSBN is more spacious than SSN
Thank you for your service.
My dad was on a Destroyer the USS Buchanan, thanks for your service.
I forgot how beautiful and impactful this scene is. Leadership is an interesting thing. They are no "bad guys" in this movie. This is a very good look at the way leadership works/doesn't work.
not sure about that
Are you drunk?
The captain is certainly made as the bad guy in the movie. Not a mustache-twirling villain, but reckless, cold and mean. However, as the admiral says at the end, as far as the letter of the law goes, they were both right, and they were both wrong. The system failed, with almost catastrophic consequences.
Agreed
@@ironcito1101 You failed to grasp some of the finer details
"XO, take her down."
"Take her down, aye, Sir."
That’s not a legitimate order for a couple of reasons. 1. The formal order is submerge the ship. 2. That order comes from the CO to the OOD who then repeats it back to the CO.
Ethan Landers Like this?
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@@ethanlanders1231 Well, it's just a movie after all.
@Tyrone Taylor "Bridge, Control. Sounding One-two-zero fathoms."
RH Saputro “Lookouts, clear the bridge.”
One minute they're talking about the cigar and then abruptly the professionalism kicks in. "XO take her down!" Almost the like XO is a third person on the bridge. Awesome acting.
And absolutely authentic. It went from an officer giving personal advice to a younger and junior officer, to a CO issuing an order.
I saw that too!
That's what Hennessey XO says to itself when girls start drinking it in the clubs.
Of course, its Gene Hackman, brilliant actor
Not so much giving personal advice as taking another opportunity to mess with his head, he tells denzel not to be a kiss-ass and then asks him whether he likes the cigar which he obviously dislikes (not being a smoker), a question which in politeness denzel is required to answer dishonestly, lol.
I like the music in this scene, it go's so well with it.
Eternal Father, Strong to Save (The Navy Hymn)
@@TrueCourse Thank you for your service. I've been looking for this song for ages.
What a sight to witness this awesome piece of technology submerging
@@mauriceboykin4422 the only sailors who want their ship to sink. It's almost majestic
Hans Zimmer melded his style with the navy hymn so well. That’s why the Comms officer is named LT Zimmer. For Hans
the old times.... when movies were good becuz acting..... not the special effects
Exactly!! Movies now don't even have much of a story line anymore just a bunch of effects
True
LittlePanda you god damn right...we ain't got movies anymore...
ghostrider Old movies certainly stand for good stories but there are still good films today, like Interstellar, Inception, Argo, 12 years a slave... etc.
Tranefine please stop making adolescent comments and get the fuck out a here with all those fucked up fake ass movies...!! Sorry don't take it personal but really. ..pleaseeeeeeeee
Chief of the Watch, on the 1MC! "Dive! Dive!"
Chief of the watch , on the 1MC! dive Dive !!!
I love this scene, the calm before the storm. One of my top 30 best film ever.
It's like watching Belichick and Brady...
The proposition
Which are the other 29?
Best use of 'For those in peril on the sea' in any film.
+Andy Northall Better known as the Navy Hymn
The perfect storm also uses it quite beautiful in the memorial scene
The most hilariously ironic use being during the church service in Titanic.
I dont remember any other use that I've seen I'm sure I have just not good enough to remember and anyway you cant top this no way .
Played at JFK funeral as well..
"This is my favorite part.. right here, right now"
It is pretty amazing, on the bridge, just the few of you, and a nice cigar.
@Tyrone Taylor : "You knew to shut up and enjoy the view".. to be there at the time.. Denzel & Gene.. perfect casting.. perfect! .. btw Tyrone, how you like that Cee-gar ???.. LoL!
One of the most hair raising scenes in Hollywood movie history. Till the dive commences, we are in awe of the size and the strength of the US Navy nuclear powered submarine. But as the dive begins and the mighty ocean gradually swallows the submarine, we are once again left awestruck with the enormity of Mother Nature as David (nuclear sub) merges into Goliath (the ocean) in this scene.
In Sanskrit, the ocean is called 'Samuddhra' and when we Indians use that word, it is quite a mouthful and it gives us a sense of the actual might of nature's water force when we say it.
The ocean didn't "swallow" the submarine. The submarine dove forcefully into the ocean to let the sea know the sub is ready for the challenge of the water's might. It will resurface after being tested by the depths and the sub will remain as the victor!
@@johnleeson6946 Well that is of course the fact but I had been talking about how Mother Nature has the capability to dwarf us all. Another scene that comes to my mind is the view from the International Space Station in the movie 'Gravity' that gives one a sense of the gigantic proportions of our planet Earth.
"I can't stand save-asses and I won't abide kiss-asses" -Captain Ramsey (beautifully delivered by Gene Hackman). Anyone have male kids in here? Here's some good advice, drill that into their heads until they're saying it in the sleep and are hopefully living it when they become men. Take responsibility for your actions and don't be a sycophant; teach them this first before anything else. Great movie, thank you 🙏
Hauntingly beautiful melody and vocals.
Washington/Hackman it simply gets no better. Two of the most powerful actors in history.....
Tremendous choral singing of the Navy Hymn. Gives me a lump in my throat every time.
I abslolutely loved this film. Saw it in theater, & I have the DVD. it never grows old. ---------------MJL 76 y/o
Gonna have to watch Crimson Tide again now!
Yes sir... and after that, The Hunt For Red October.
I was a Tin Can sailor but still love this scene as a Navy veteran!
Former Army aviator here. You swabbies got some mad balls to do what you do. Salute to my brothers in arms.
Eternal Father, strong to save,
Whose arm hath bound the restless wave,
Who bidd'st the mighty ocean deep
Its own appointed limits keep;
Oh Saviour whose almighty word,
The winds and waves submissive heard,
Who walked'st on the foaming deep,
And calm amidst its rage didst sleep,
Oh hear us when we cry to Thee,
For those in peril on the sea.
Amen
Semper Fortis!
Is that the submariners hymn?
Mi-28 Havoc
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eternal_Father,_Strong_to_Save
Mi-28 Havoc yes. It is. Also believed, by mistake, as the navy hymn. It is not. Belongs only to those who are bubbleheads. We have given so much to wear dolphins. Thank you very much by calling it by the right name.
Beautiful Christian lyrics.
Movies like this, you better get while you still can. Feminism and Hollyweird will see to it they are never made again. Powerful movie. Powerful acting.
Opening of Under Siege with the dolphins at the bow of the Missouri was spectacular!
In my experience on much smaller, recreational, boats, dolphins like to lead or follow boats if they're moving fast, but when you slow down, to conserve fuel or actually sail, they get bored and leave.
I've never sailed on a boat big enough and fast enough while sailing in calm seas to interest the dolphins. (In rough seas, the dolphins might well be there but you'll probably never know.)
That was a brilliant movie
but
in my humble opinion, Under Siege II was even better.
Both had some of the finest Big Bads in movie history.
I like the Denzel Washington´s acting in this movie
Lots of fans of the Denzel.
When they are diving, the song is "The Navy Hymn".
@Stimulator7 I thought it was in Russian due to the choir's style hahahaha
@@raptor_zero9429 Omg! I had thought so too when I first heard it. Thanks for this.
" Bravo Hunter" excellent scene from two of the most talent actors that I ever seen in my life
THIS was an awesome movie. The acting between Hackman and Washington's characters was top notch.
I love the low tone sound of the sea rushing over the sub
+Stevie Bernardoni those of us that were in the Navy and at sea, know that's exactly how the water sounds.
johnny ola how did you like the navy?
The film crew waited at Pearl Harbor for a sub to put out to sea. In an incredible coincidence, the real USS Alabama was the first sub to do so. They followed in a boat and helicopter and got this footage.
Excellent movie, amazing spar off between Washington and Hackman, both superior actors. And this scene is quite moving for some reason - guess that, to me, is the dedication, the risk, the stakes, and the beauty of filming/editing. Thanks for posting. I'm thinking of showing this at our military retirement community near Veterans Day, for many of our folks were submariners.
Well I hope you did as it is a no-brainer! In fact, don't bother as they probably have seen it dozens of times.
Don’t. It’s an affront to every bubblehead with all the nonsense Hollywood thinks happens on a boat. WORST SUB MOVIE EVER.
@@FLYSUBS89 Moron.
@@FLYSUBS89 How can you say that? Of course, it's your opinion, but you didn't say you're a submariner yourself.
Even I'm not. However, at least I respect those who made this film. With two legendary actors to be precise.
Plus, you didn't realize that the comment was made 8 years ago. Way too late to say, "Don't show it to them." I bet @ytcarol, if he kept his word, already did.
Next time, look at how long ago a comment was made before you reply back. I won't be seeing your future replies to me regarding this particular topic. Good day.
@@hammerbro1947 well, don't be surprised then, when you show this on April 11th as some sort of tribute, and get laughed out of the hall. And yes, I earned dolphins.
I forgot how good this film is.
This is one deadly machine with the world most highly trained sailors
There is nothing more beautiful than watching a sunset in the middle of the Pacific. I’ve done it while flying missions and aboard the Carl Vinson.
Thank you for your service. Fly Navy!
When were you on the Vin ?
IMO, Simply one of the absolute best soundtrack ever and one of my favorite movies of all time too.
Eternal Father, strong to save,
Whose arm does bind the restless wave,
Who bids the mighty ocean deep
Its own appointed limits keep;
O hear us when we cry to Thee
For those in peril on the sea.
O Savior, whose almighty word
The winds and waves submissive heard,
Who walked upon the foaming deep,
And calm amid the rage did sleep;
O hear us when we cry to Thee
For those in peril on the sea.
O Holy Spirit, who did brood
Upon the waters dark and rude,
And bid their angry tumult cease,
And give for wild confusion peace;
O hear us when we cry to Thee
For those in peril on the sea.
O Trinity of love and pow'r,
Your children shield in danger's hour;
From rock and tempest, fire, and foe,
Protect them where-so-e'er they go;
Thus, evermore shall rise to Thee
Glad hymns of praise from land and sea.
Nice hymn!
All your atheist friends in the comments section are quite unable to concede that this is a Christian hymn and blubber and belch about it being a movie score and all that. Pity. But don't worry, a day will come when atheism will be able to inspire something half as good and half as profound and sublime and pithy. Someday....
Amen
Great movie, excellent music. The gimbaled set they built for this was incredible and added to the reality of the film.
I'd actually love to see some behind-the-scenes footage. Lemme do some digging 😅
The scene in which the U.S.S. Alabama is diving for the first time, is footage of the real submarine submerging. Tony Scott was following along in a helicopter obtaining shots of the ship. When the Captain of the Alabama requested that the helicopter cease filming, they submerged, which is what director Tony Scott was hoping for anyway.
The sub shown is not a Boomer - it is a Fast Attack sub.
I do believe French Navy
@@andyconway5610 It was a 688 Los Angeles class sub.
My favorite scene in the whole movie especially the Navy hymn playing as the music .....go Navy!!!
“Most eggheads want to talk it away.”, CAPT Ramsey…
Said in the ramblings while he’s talking it away… while Hunter just chills.
IMO he is testing him, to see if he starts to jabber.
Gene Hackman - imo best actor ever,. Amazing acting skill..
35 years in the Navy and the loss of some very good friends made "Eternal Father" music that grabs me deep just about every time I hear it. This is a beautiful rendition. Fair winds my friends....
I remember I had to take an anti submarine warfare class in the Navy. The Lt. that started the presentation said welcome. I'd like to tell you all right now there is no such thing or effective strategy for anti submarine warfare. Now let's begin. 🤣
The song is already legendary, and Hans Zimmer makes it epic
That "song" is the first verse of The Navy Hymn. We learn it in Basic. Every sailor knows it.
My favorite part of the show! Any of U former lookout Out there understand this moment, back on watch, after all the hoopla has died there is only the rush of the ship cutting through the water and the trail the screw makes as U move forward! The smell of the sea air, the horizon all around U until nightfall, then only the lights of contacts, green for rt side, red for port, white for rear. Then 2 hours later, your stomach telling U what to do with your lunch! Miss it sometimes, but sometimes I don't!
Love this scene...one my all-time favorite.
The next great submarine movie, after The Hunt for the Red October. Simply amazing film.
Watch "Das Boot" to know what submarine life is like. CT is crap. HFRO is ok, but still has some redeeming qualities.
Montecristo No.2 cigars (Cuban and non-Cuban) are excellent cigars. One of my favorites.
The vocals in the music from Hans Zimmer as this tool of Armagedón slips beneath the waves really adds to this scene.
Awesome use of music to set the scene. “Amen” comes right as the periscope submerges.
Legendary song, legendary movie, legendary actors.
Gene Hackmann and Denzel Washington, epic
Thanks for sharing this nice video Sir Walker Knight ! May The Force Stand by You along 2020 !
Such a strong scene, the pictures, the music, everything...
My favorite line..."chief of the watch on the 1mc Dive Dive Dive!!!!!!"
Actually, they did it right, it's "dive dive". Surface is "surface surface surface". USS Torsk, USS Cubera and USS Alexander Hamilton 1965-69
awww one of the beautiful scene of the movie. the SSBN Alabama is diving to the ocean and the sun is shining on it like a burning fire.
Quite poetic there :)
The best sentence used in this entire film is "Float the bouey" 😆
"Most eggheads just try to talk it away." Unlike me, of course, who has been talking non-stop.
Never ceases to amaze me - all those running Matelots! Running forward from aft to man their stations and those who have stations aft, running from forward! A time and motions bod would have a field day! LOL
This movie is crisp, smooth and direct. I forgot how good this was. Thank you for uploading this scene.
What's its name
@@itsmevikas7 Whose name?
@@darkprose movie's name
I am by nature very claustrophobic, so the thought of serving in the close quarters of a submarine terrified me, especially the thought of being trapped in one deep under water during a catastrophic event (on a regular boat you can toss out life preservers and launch lifeboats, but in a submarine there's nowhere to go). And yet, I've always been fascinated with submarines since I was a child. Many years ago I got the chance to experience life aboard a submarine. Initially I panicked, but after a while I almost forgot that I was in a submarine. I'm still claustrophobic, but I do admire those who live abd serve aboard those fine vessels.
What a beautiful scene. LOVE this movie!!!!
The music scores in this movie were awesome!
I was on the USS KITTY HAWK CV 63 those same years.. Go NAVY !!
"Don't like em too much, there more expensive then drugs..."
My Mind : Cubans :P
Truth man, truth
They look like Cuban MonteCristo's - and they're not cheap. Roughly $15 - EACH depending where you get them. But can burn for over an hour, so worth it.
@@dejablade6052 And he got about 5 minutes out of it before tossing it overboard. (I didn't see them still smoking below decks)
@@Ladco77 Actually, the captain re-lights a cigar near the end of the movie. Can't tell if it's the same one tho.
I might be wrong, but they looked like partagas number 4s to me... And they are over £30 each here in the UK!
I love this film so much.
The score! :) Peak Hans Zimmer :P
Very underrated Film....in its time, I think time has shown how good it was but should have been an Oscar contender
Lol, i love how theres always vocals playing in movies when submarines dive. First Red October, then this, and a few others.
One of the most iconic scenes of the movie.
My personal FAVORITE movie from the 90's.
This is my favorite scene.... and one of my favorite navy themed movies
Chief of the watch on the 1mc DIVE! DIVE! DIVE!.....best part of that scene!
Submarines can travel under water.
Thanks, Captain Obvious.
+The Vent Girl lol
The Joker
The Joker is a character in Batman.
They can?? All this time I thought they flew.....How long have you been sitting on this information?
Nope. I spent days researching it. Believe it or not, they go underwater.
Of the best things in the world is being on the bridge around sunset with a good cigar. One of my favorite things from my time on SSN-713.
Forgot about this classic... Now I have to definitely rewatch it after seeing this!
Great scene and an amazing film. Only thing I wish they would have added was the actual sound of the diving alarm. Very few have had the pleasure of hearing that sound.
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I could never be a Bubblehead. I would go bananas, 🍌 and would be ready for a Section 8. God bless them all!
this song is part of my running playlist
Two of the most powerful actors in Hollywood, all masculinity and presents..
My dad was on the Louis & Clark nuclear sub in 1970. He said it was the greatest experience he ever had during the service.
love this scene
The only true enemy,is war itself
I dunno, if someone attacks you, I'd say they're a true enemy as well. You know, because they're trying to kill you and all.
Thank you Von Clausewitz
@Stimulator7 fear is just a part of your survival instinct. Fear is good. Without it you'd do some stupid shit and die.
For the sub, The sea is the enemy.......
I love this move so much. I watched it at least 30 times when I was a kid.
I love this scene, especially of the sub going down in the water. Excellent!
Big salute to all the submariners. I was army infantry during the Cold War. It’s hard for me to imagine life on any ship, especially a sub.
It's hard for us to imagine all that walking. 😃
@@guzzijack9714 definitely did a lot of that.
Hard to imagine not having air conditioning and hot food before and after watch lol
@@christopherlee7334 did y’all ever get c rations or MRE’s? The army field chow took some getting used to. I remember eating a cold can of spaghetti and meatballs for breakfast. I ate one meal out in the woods that I couldn’t even see. Just slid my back down the side of a tree, took off my M-60 machine gun and felt around my tray. Unfortunately, the meat was rubbery. It may have been a good thing to not see it. Good memories.
@@rexoates4484 we got MREs a total of one time, and only when we were in hurricane conditions on duty and an emergency sortie wasn't an option. It wasn't bad, for a single meal. Other than that, I've always had cooked food or cold cuts for breakfast, lunch and dinner while on board a ship.
I love that expression on the guys face when he has to dive the sub, a look of 'shit, dont fuck up now!'
Normally the guy with his hands on the wheel is the most junior crewman aboard. You see the Chief's hand on his shoulder just in case.
Well diving and surfacing is the time the sub is at its most vulnerable. It requires intense concentration.
I noticed that too. I was wondering what that was about, Thanks for pointing that out.
He has his dolphins I believe, so the guy SHOULD know what he’s doing and have experience.
I love hanz zimmer scores I can watch this part over and over
Beautiful scenery 💯😊✊
Although i would be to scared to ever serve on one, i think subs are cool as hell. Much respect for those sailors.
Keep your priorities straight; Your mission and your men... Well said.
I love watching this film by the late Tony scott he did a brilliant job director this movie he got 2 brilliant actors in it they were my dad favourite actor of all time his name is gene Hackman and denzel washington the script was brilliant written a great soundtrack as well also a great supporting cast as well 👍👍👍🎥🎥🎥
This is the best acting? film ive seen .The master Hackman's swansong vs brilliant Washington