I'm disappointed most of these were Sci fi. Not a lot of variety. I thought of the season 8 episode in The Walking Dead, where the Alexandria group was betrayed by the garbage patch kids and Negan had the upper hand and was about to kill Carl then Rick. Then out of nowhere, Shiva the tiger from the Kingdom launches herself at one of the Saviors ushering in the reinforcements from the Hilltop and the Kingdom. Low budget, minimal CGI, but still one of the most badass entrances of reinforcements ever.
7:43 Dude, my brother, and cousin and I saw Smokey and the Bandit 2 in the theater when we were kids. Laughed our asses off at this scene. What a great one to include.
Agreed…. Because there’s no risk with the ghost army showing up. They can’t be harmed or killed again. What’s inspiring is that each individual that rode there with theoden had something to lose there. They all put it to the wayside with the full understanding that they could and likely would die or that their force could be defeated. But they chose an act of valor for the chance to save their world for the people that they love and embraced the liklihood of their own demise if there was a chance at doing so. Each rider cheering for death, the thing that Morgoth and Sauron tricked the race of men to fear even though it is actually their exclusive gift granted by the one true god of their universe Eru Ilúvatar. The only race in Tolkien’s Legendarium promised to eventually transcend the plane “Ea” and go “on” Elves are reborn in the land of Valinor in Aman, certain Dwarves (the first seven kings created by Aule) get reincarnated. The rest go to the halls of Mandos in Valinor where they remain until the time will come to rebuild Arda. No one in middle earth knows what lays in store for the race of men after death. All they know is that their spirits will no longer inhabit the same plane of existence as the rest of them.
You said you would surrender right after Delenn spoke her bad-ass line. The Earth forces didn't surrender. Instead, they evacuated. First in their pants, second through a ship-initiated jump portal.
I agree on the show as being number 1, though my favorite bad-ass line is from Ivanova: "Who am I? I am Susan Ivanova. Commander. Daughter of Andrei and Sophie Ivanov. I am the right hand of vengeance, and the boot that is going to kick your sorry ass all the way back to Earth, sweetheart! I am Death Incarnate, and the last living thing that you are ever going to see. God sent me." It's not exactly a "reinforcements arrive" moment at that point though, as the White Star fleet pretty much gets their ass handed to them.
@@Bitfire31337 Yes, both of these characters have such great lines, showing how great the show is. For reinforcements bad-ass moment, Delenn has it. For a "hold the line" bad-ass moment, Commander Ivanova has it. Granted Garibaldi had a few great lines as well.
Delenn was always hard core. She was the one who started the Earth-Minbari War. In the MFTVM "In The Beginning" we see Delenn distraught as the greatest Minbari leader is killed and it comes down to her decision. NO MERCY! NO MERCY! Chilling.
"I am Susan Ivanova, Commander. Daughter of Andre and Sophie Ivanov. I am the right hand of vengeance and the boot that is going to kick your sorry ass all the way back to Earth, sweetheart! I am death incarnate, and the last living thing that you will ever see. God sent me."
Star Trek Deep Space Nine. Season 6 episode 6 "Sacrifice of Angels" Starfleet is losing the fight, the Defiant is being chased by three bad guys when the Klingons hit the Dominion flanks and started laying down sconion (the act of destroying something or just plain "kicking ass"). The look on Garak's face was classic and I don't think Jazida ever loved Worf more than when he appeared on the screen. "Sorry we were late......" If it were not for the head ridges, Worf could pass for a British guy with his gift of understatement. 😁
@@gryphonosiris2577 absolutely underrated. I’m ashamed to to admit though, this is the only thing I know her from really. I know she did a TON of voice work for video games, and I never got into Lost. Goddamn, she knew when to turn it up.
Before I get into it... The Lord of the rings the two towers scene where Ghandalf shows up with the Roherim just in time to save the king and Aragorn at Helms deep BETTER BE ON HERE.
The B5 scene was just amazing! Captain Sheridan breaks away from Earth only to have a fleet show up to take back the station. The battle rages with both sides tearing each other up. In the end Babylon 5 barely comes out on top, depleted and nearly broken. As they take their calming breaths the jump-gate opens and a second Earth fleet emerges, demanding their surrender. Sheridan know they can't stop them, we know they can't stop them. It's all over. "Captain, jump-points forming right on top of us!" "How many?" "Four." I still get giddy as those Minbari cruisers emerge and I love how the Earth ships don't even go to the jump-gate. They open jump-points immediately and get the hell out of there.
I was discouraged at how many people didn’t get that reference when I watched it in the theater. I wanted to yell out, “It’s the freaking Lone Wolf y’all!” Then he dropped one of the coldest Chuck Norris jokes ever.
Best in the knick of time arrival was real life. Battle of Vienna, Polish King Sobieski and son, with their 12,000 Winged Hussars. Literally destroyed the close enough to taste it Ottoman victory into a absolute crushing defeat. Couldn't write a better script.
I'm partial to the Big Damn Movie scene (Serenity, 2005), when River snaps out of her fugue after seeing Simon shot. She then runs out and activates the door closure, while throwing in the Med Kit at the last second. Then a few moments later, we see her laying waste to the Reaver Horde.
I am always surprised why people think Bumblebee is a weaker character. Optimus Prime himself chose Bumblebee as a protector BECAUSE he is such a great fighter.
Bumblebee got his legs blown off from a glancing shot by Starscream in the first movie, and then the second movie gave Starscream lines and action as a pathetic, sycophantic loser. When you get beaten by a pathetic, sycophantic loser, it can tarnish your reputation as “such a great fighter”
About the Matrix: "It's one of the few occasions where you want to cheer for Jada Pinkett Smith so that is a big deal" - TV Regent Can't.stop.laughing.
Love that you added Ready Player One. love that movie. But the ship Morpheus and Naobi flew into the docks in the Matrix was called The Hammer. Neo took the Logos.
Number 20, Infinity War...Cap didn't save Wanda and Vision from Proxima and Corvus. He saved Thanos' minions from the Scarlet Witch. Wanda was holding back because they were in a city, and the events of Civil War were still weighing on her. But in that empty train station, with no civilians around to get hurt, I'm pretty sure she was about to open up a can. Look what she did to Thanos in Endgame. Corvus should be thankful that he only got a spear to the gut.
Terrific list! There are some movies/series I need to rewatch. I just finished watching all 5 seasons of Babylon 5 because it is so much better than some of the stuff on now. I loved that show when it came out and it is still just as good. Excellent #1 choice. Also, props for putting Serenity/Firefly on twice. Joss Whedon is a master (setting aside some of his alleged personal issues). 👏👏👏
Wouldn't hurt if he pronounced names properly, did some audio balancing, and stopped cutting his video up like a 5 year old with his mums ipad. Good picks, but garbage video.
Babylon 5: the station is being boarded using boarding pods. Security Chief Garibaldi is fighting a desperate defense of the station. He is telling his human defense force that we will make our stand HERE. Dozens of armed Narns arrive on the run and charge. Garibaldi takes it in and shouts we will make our stand UP THERE.
Strange pronunciations of character names aside, I can think of a fair few that should be on this list including: Arrival of the _Enterprise_ during the Battle of Sector 001 in First Contact Every California Class ship arrives to defend the _Cerritos_ in Lower Decks Arrival of the last of the 9th Legion in The Eagle Broadside of the _Indefatigable_ in The Wrong War Arrival of a Polar Bear, Hot Air Balloon and Gyptians during the final battle in The Golden Compass Ash and the Pokemon return to face off the Mewtwo Clones in Mewtwo Strikes Back The Order arrives in Deathly Hallows Part 2 All of the Doctors defend Gallifrey in Day of the Doctor Arrival of Lovat's Brigade in The Longest Day
It isn't just her solid line about being somewhere else, it starts a little earlier when the Earthlings tell her to withdraw and she asked why. Literally, just "Why?"
Not a bad list, but you forgot to include the ending from "Stagecoach" (1939) when the cavalry literally comes to the rescue of John Wayne and all the others. It's a cliche today but this was the first time they used it in a big budget movie.
Missing from this (and the last) list is the epic scene in Stargate SG-1 where Hammond shows up in the nick of time to keep the forces of Anubis from stopping SG-1 getting to the ancient weapon.
Jep, Babylon 5 is 90s CGI, but the camera movement and animations make the space battles seem so much more real and alive than many others since then. Also: the Star Trek entry should have been the Enterprise E arriving at Sector 001 in ST VIII.
You mention the jedi rescue on Geonosis -- and yeah that was cool -- but what about Yoda and the clones turning the battle? "Around the survivors, a perimeter create!"
I was expecting Band of Brothers (tanks arrive in Carentan), Braveheart (Irish come out of the trees to help the Scots), Armageddon (2nd crew shows up to drill), Saving Private Ryan (101st helps with the Halftrack and the P-51’s show up to knock out tanks), Fury (tank crews show up to rescue infantry pinned down in open field), Top Gun Maverick (Hangman saves Rooster and Maverick), Battleship (F-18’s arrive to knock out aliens), and maybe Tombstone (Doc Holliday pops out of the shadow to face off with Ringo…twice) I’m your huckleberry….
Yes, B5 was great, Delenn's entrance was great. But, if a top 5/10/15/20/25 of B5 is ever done. Susan Ivanova's "Death Incarnate" scene is best. 2nd is the dressing down of the research team.
When you and your crew arrive just in the nick of time that makes you Big Damn Heroes! 🤎🧥🚀 The one with Delenn coming to the rescue did not involve a large battle but earthships coming to take over the station. 🤯🚀
Funnily enough my favorite quote from that B5 Episode was "Right down their throat", which to me is the best line in any space battle as it means that knifefighting in coming
I'm glad B5 and Galactica get the recognition they deserve, but I wish you had also included Avatar. It's arguably not the best movie but the moment when all seems lost and suddenly the jungle animals break through the bushes to fight against the humans will never stop being awesome, especially with the underlying score ramping every emotion up to 100.
I've not viewed as many films and TV shows as many others out there, so my list can rightly be called a bit skewed and biased, but here it is: 1. The Ride of the Rohirrim (The Lord of the Rings, The Return of the King) 2. Optimus Prime riding Grimlock (Transformers: Age of Extinction) 3. The Clone Army makes its debut (Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones) 4. All Marvel Heroes Assemble (Avengers: Endgame) 5. The Black Pearl and the Flying Dutchman destroy the Endeavour (Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End) 6. "It's the Enterprise!" (Star Trek: First Contact) 7. The Klingons Arrive at DS9 (Star Trek: Deep Space 9, Season 6 Episode 5) 8. The Knights of the Vale destroy the Bolton army (Game of Thrones, Season 6 Episode 9) 9. Kit Fisto and the Gungans Arrive on Mon Calamari (Star Wars: The Clone Wars, Season 4 Episode 1) 10. Dinobots vs. Devastator (The Transformers: The Movie, 1986)
Sarah Connor didn't immediately accept the Terminator there. She was STARING, right up until John talked her down...and then of course T-1000 shows up, and her understanding of the situation kicks in. Uhh, yeah, I've seen Smokey and the Bandit movies. I also know how Burt was really worried about a particular stunt in one of them where he thought he might end up crushing some folks with Trigger. Fortunately, it didn't happen.
For citizens, even an accidental discharge that causes injury or death means that jail time will be served by that citizen. Cops are fully knowledgeable that they are immune to such charges and therefore are more than comfortable to be called over-zealous when they discharge their firearms that may injure or cause death. Then they go into "He/she/they refused to comply," "I was in fear for my life," or no verbal reason whatsoever except should shrug because they wear a badge.
Mark Watney was played by Matt Damon not Sean Bean, but indeed Sean Bean dies all the time there are even brilliant and funny compilations about it on You Tube 😂. Excellent choices though anything that features BSG, Firefly/Serenity, LOTR and B5 is always going to be great!
The Delenn to the rescue was the quintessential cavalry and it's fair that it's the top one in this list. But as for "drop the Hammer" moments, when the hero gets serious about showing who's boss, there's some stiff competition from another line in B5: "Who am I? I am Susan Ivanova. Commander. Daughter of Andrei and Sophie Ivanov. I am the right hand of vengeance, and the boot that is going to kick your sorry ass all the way back to Earth, sweetheart! I am Death Incarnate, and the last living thing that you are ever going to see. God sent me."
@@dragoneth4010 Agreed. Iwas digressing a little bit, since this line deserves all the respect I can give it. As I said, it was a "drop the hammer" category, not "cavalry to the rescue".
I think I should add something: to me, those two lines are joined at the hip, since both are so awesome examples of badass women (of different kinds) showing who's boss. It's debateable if I should mentioned the second line here, but I was psychologically unable to not do it. Should I apologise? Maybe, it sure was a digression.
please, i was literally thinking about halfway through this list "hmm, I wonder if the Reavers in Serenity would count as reinforcements?" and then there they were 😂such an interesting scene in context too
Regarding the US Navy showing up for "one man" ... the US Navy charter, the founding document passed by Congress, lists their purpose as fighting piracy on the high seas. Because at the time the Barbary Pirates were disrupting global trade by highjacking and sinking commercial ships demanding tribute for safety, and then they just kept sinking ships anyway. So the US formed a navy, built six ships (The US Constitution being one of them, still serving in the navy) and sent them off. And they absolutely destroyed the pirate nation. And to this day, the US Navy takes their role in stopping pirates extremely seriously. Patrolling waters where they work around the world and shutting them down.
I am totally so offended. Bugs are living creatures....HOW DARE YOU! *Cries in...whatever crying language is needed for whatever the supposed outrage I am expressing is. WAHHHH!"
Sarah definitely didn’t accept the terminator right away. She doesn’t totally accept him until near the end of the film, or at least part way through the movie.
What about the beginning of Kung Fu Hustle? When Sing throws the firecracker over the fence to call for backup from the Axe Gang, and it lands on some underboss from the real Axe Gang, so he lies and says the landlady threw it. The Underboss gets his butt kicked, so they call for backup. The Axe Gang shows up IN FORCE, LIKE A SWARM OF LOCUSTS, A DARKNESS SWEEPING ACROSS THE LAND. It was chilling!
I like your selections. Each scene does better with context and how they play out. Love B5 and Serenity picks. I love Lord of the Rings too but before this scene was the scene with the horse riders and also the scene when Aragon boarded the ships. So by the time the scene you put in happens we're almost at overkill. Plus the enemy continued to have reinforcements. Beyond that what two questions I have from that entire battle are why didn't Aragon and his army show up straight away and also how would a squadron of fully armed A10 warthogs fair.
How can you forget the Deep Space Nine episode "Sacrifice of Angles" Where the Klingon Fleet comes to Star Fleet's rescue, allowing Sisko to make it to the station and wormhole to Prophet Delete the Dominion fleet coming through the wormhole?
kinda disappointed that the scene from Star Trek lower decks where all the cali class ships come to the rescue wasn't in part 1 or part 2, maybe in part 3?
I would have 2 Lions added to this list. Aslan and company show up in Narnia final battle. Simba and his pals take back Pride Rock in the Lion King cartoon version.
@The TV Regent, you're going to need to make a third part because you missed perhaps the biggest reinforcement arrival in television(at least, in my mind). Stargate SG-1 Season 7 Episode 22 Lost City Part Two. Watch it, you'll see what I mean.
I mean, Babylon 5 has a few other good ones too... ...the allied fleet arriving in Shadows Dancing ...the League fleet arriving to help save Earth ...the Apollo arriving to save the Alexander. of Course... Star Trek has the Klingons arrival in Sacrifice of Angels/Favour the Bold Or the Cardassians turning and arriving in What you Leave behind Or the Enterprises arrival in First Contact
Real world fact to go along with #24. No matter how desperate the defense got, no US military position has ever been overrun if a USAF gunship was on station. From Vietnam to the last battles of Iraq and Afghanistan. Whether it was the original "Spooky" to the current AC-130.
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You state that you're a game of thrones fan but. What about the reinforcement charge where Jon Snow stood alone against the cavalry charge?
The Adama Maneuver was one of the coolest things to ever air on TV. It was an emergency move and it worked. For a price.
I'm disappointed most of these were Sci fi.
Not a lot of variety.
I thought of the season 8 episode in The Walking Dead, where the Alexandria group was betrayed by the garbage patch kids and Negan had the upper hand and was about to kill Carl then Rick. Then out of nowhere, Shiva the tiger from the Kingdom launches herself at one of the Saviors ushering in the reinforcements from the Hilltop and the Kingdom.
Low budget, minimal CGI, but still one of the most badass entrances of reinforcements ever.
*This video would have been so much better if you would stop talking during the longer segments of the clip.*
7:43 Dude, my brother, and cousin and I saw Smokey and the Bandit 2 in the theater when we were kids. Laughed our asses off at this scene. What a great one to include.
Cmon, when King Theoden arrives with his riders are way more epic than the ghost scene!
It made the first video.
@@ThaxannadroteRight, gonna take a look at it then.
Yeah the ride for Rohan was the best
Agreed…. Because there’s no risk with the ghost army showing up. They can’t be harmed or killed again. What’s inspiring is that each individual that rode there with theoden had something to lose there. They all put it to the wayside with the full understanding that they could and likely would die or that their force could be defeated. But they chose an act of valor for the chance to save their world for the people that they love and embraced the liklihood of their own demise if there was a chance at doing so.
Each rider cheering for death, the thing that Morgoth and Sauron tricked the race of men to fear even though it is actually their exclusive gift granted by the one true god of their universe Eru Ilúvatar. The only race in Tolkien’s Legendarium promised to eventually transcend the plane “Ea” and go “on”
Elves are reborn in the land of Valinor in Aman, certain Dwarves (the first seven kings created by Aule) get reincarnated. The rest go to the halls of Mandos in Valinor where they remain until the time will come to rebuild Arda. No one in middle earth knows what lays in store for the race of men after death. All they know is that their spirits will no longer inhabit the same plane of existence as the rest of them.
Yup it was ranked no 1 in the first video. Incredible cinematic moment.
I think the Armageddon scene when the second drill team arrives is a great moment to include.
Excellent choice for number 1! That Delenn quote is just...goosebumps every time :D
You said you would surrender right after Delenn spoke her bad-ass line. The Earth forces didn't surrender. Instead, they evacuated. First in their pants, second through a ship-initiated jump portal.
I agree on the show as being number 1, though my favorite bad-ass line is from Ivanova: "Who am I? I am Susan Ivanova. Commander. Daughter of Andrei and Sophie Ivanov. I am the right hand of vengeance, and the boot that is going to kick your sorry ass all the way back to Earth, sweetheart! I am Death Incarnate, and the last living thing that you are ever going to see. God sent me."
It's not exactly a "reinforcements arrive" moment at that point though, as the White Star fleet pretty much gets their ass handed to them.
@@Bitfire31337 Yes, both of these characters have such great lines, showing how great the show is. For reinforcements bad-ass moment, Delenn has it. For a "hold the line" bad-ass moment, Commander Ivanova has it. Granted Garibaldi had a few great lines as well.
"First mate, set Brown Alert throughout the ship. Navigation, Engage "Run like hell" maneuver.
Delenn was always hard core. She was the one who started the Earth-Minbari War.
In the MFTVM "In The Beginning" we see Delenn distraught as the greatest Minbari leader is killed and it comes down to her decision.
NO MERCY! NO MERCY!
Chilling.
I was thinking "They're not going to mention B5..." Thanks for restoring some faith.
That lines is the ultimate "Come! Get! Some!"
Makes me tear up every time.
Another super memorable quote from that show but not necessarily a "reinforcements" moment:
"If you go to Z'ha'dum, you will die."
-- Kosh Naranek
@@protorhinocerator142 Also not reinforcements but i dont care...it shows how badass Ivanova was..
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Surely "Apollo to Agamemnon, we have monitored the situation, hold on to your hats" has to be the best reinforcement scene.
"I am Susan Ivanova, Commander. Daughter of Andre and Sophie Ivanov. I am the right hand of vengeance and the boot that is going to kick your sorry ass all the way back to Earth, sweetheart! I am death incarnate, and the last living thing that you will ever see. God sent me."
Star Trek Deep Space Nine. Season 6 episode 6 "Sacrifice of Angels" Starfleet is losing the fight, the Defiant is being chased by three bad guys when the Klingons hit the Dominion flanks and started laying down sconion (the act of destroying something or just plain "kicking ass"). The look on Garak's face was classic and I don't think Jazida ever loved Worf more than when he appeared on the screen. "Sorry we were late......" If it were not for the head ridges, Worf could pass for a British guy with his gift of understatement. 😁
That or when the Cardassians switch sides. Or both.
Quick clarification regarding number 24, the Spectre is the Lockheed AC-130 gunship, and the Apache's designation is the AH-64 Apache Helicopter.
That Babylon 5 scene was pretty epic!
I was hoping he would include Babylon 5 in this list, and he did. Thank you. A classic moment from the series.
RE: the first female badass, acknowledge the ones you mention!. Then there is Dianna Rigg from the Avengers who set a high mark of her own.
You did not disappoint with #1. I just got done rewatching the series (for like the 3rd time in a year). Still one of my favorite scenes.
True, next to the one where Ivanova says "I'm death incarnate" th-cam.com/video/adv5KAPr-To/w-d-xo.html
I still get chills at this scene. Mira Furlan was such a great actress.
@@gryphonosiris2577 absolutely underrated. I’m ashamed to to admit though, this is the only thing I know her from really. I know she did a TON of voice work for video games, and I never got into Lost. Goddamn, she knew when to turn it up.
Babylon 5 was a great series and surprise the graphics back then were amazing. The first major TV series to primarily use CGI.
Yeah, the Lone Wolf scene was so freaking epic. And throwing in his own Chuck Norris joke was the icing on the cake.
that BSG scene warms my heart every time i see it :D . Love to see Babylon on top place, it deserves it
Before I get into it... The Lord of the rings the two towers scene where Ghandalf shows up with the Roherim just in time to save the king and Aragorn at Helms deep BETTER BE ON HERE.
That's in part 1.
@@ghosthand8119 Thanks, I'll watch it. 👍
The B5 scene was just amazing!
Captain Sheridan breaks away from Earth only to have a fleet show up to take back the station. The battle rages with both sides tearing each other up. In the end Babylon 5 barely comes out on top, depleted and nearly broken. As they take their calming breaths the jump-gate opens and a second Earth fleet emerges, demanding their surrender. Sheridan know they can't stop them, we know they can't stop them. It's all over.
"Captain, jump-points forming right on top of us!"
"How many?"
"Four."
I still get giddy as those Minbari cruisers emerge and I love how the Earth ships don't even go to the jump-gate. They open jump-points immediately and get the hell out of there.
Captain: Get us out of here!
Helm: Aye Captain. What heading?
Captain: Somewhere else.
XO, Set Brown Alert throughout the ship!!
@@danielhaire6677 Sir, the brown note is being broadcast throughout the fleet.
the brown pants directive 🤣🤣🤣
Know where was taken by Thanos sir!
The Lone Wolf showing up at the last second is 🤬🤬🤬🤬ing Legendary
I was discouraged at how many people didn’t get that reference when I watched it in the theater. I wanted to yell out, “It’s the freaking Lone Wolf y’all!”
Then he dropped one of the coldest Chuck Norris jokes ever.
Delenn rules!
I just love that scene.
Thx for including it, its just epic and badass.
LOTR: The arrival of the Rohirran was in my opinion a far greater moment than #2.
Excellent choice on number 1. B5 is such an underrated show.
Best in the knick of time arrival was real life. Battle of Vienna, Polish King Sobieski and son, with their 12,000 Winged Hussars. Literally destroyed the close enough to taste it Ottoman victory into a absolute crushing defeat. Couldn't write a better script.
Back when they had an alliance like brotherhood with the Lithuanians.
Check out the Sabaton song Then The Winged Hussars Arrived. Very badass!
@SandraNelson063 oh I know, it's a favorite. 😉
Bumblebee really went cold on his arrival to the battlefield lol
I'm partial to the Big Damn Movie scene (Serenity, 2005), when River snaps out of her fugue after seeing Simon shot. She then runs out and activates the door closure, while throwing in the Med Kit at the last second. Then a few moments later, we see her laying waste to the Reaver Horde.
I am always surprised why people think Bumblebee is a weaker character. Optimus Prime himself chose Bumblebee as a protector BECAUSE he is such a great fighter.
Bumblebee got his legs blown off from a glancing shot by Starscream in the first movie, and then the second movie gave Starscream lines and action as a pathetic, sycophantic loser. When you get beaten by a pathetic, sycophantic loser, it can tarnish your reputation as “such a great fighter”
Stargate SG-1 S7E22 should have been here. When Hammond shows up in the Prometheus with X302's
YeeeeeHaw
@@fr9714Haha, that's a different episode, when he threads the needle with Teal'c.
About the Matrix: "It's one of the few occasions where you want to cheer for Jada Pinkett Smith so that is a big deal" - TV Regent
Can't.stop.laughing.
Love that you added Ready Player One. love that movie. But the ship Morpheus and Naobi flew into the docks in the Matrix was called The Hammer. Neo took the Logos.
I was starting to get worried, but then you picked the correct choice for #1.
Number 20, Infinity War...Cap didn't save Wanda and Vision from Proxima and Corvus. He saved Thanos' minions from the Scarlet Witch. Wanda was holding back because they were in a city, and the events of Civil War were still weighing on her. But in that empty train station, with no civilians around to get hurt, I'm pretty sure she was about to open up a can. Look what she did to Thanos in Endgame. Corvus should be thankful that he only got a spear to the gut.
Terrific list! There are some movies/series I need to rewatch. I just finished watching all 5 seasons of Babylon 5 because it is so much better than some of the stuff on now. I loved that show when it came out and it is still just as good. Excellent #1 choice. Also, props for putting Serenity/Firefly on twice. Joss Whedon is a master (setting aside some of his alleged personal issues). 👏👏👏
Cap is my favorite character, but that scene over Thor's arrival in Wakanda?
Uh.... Endgame? "Cap, it's Sam... on your left".
It's in their first video
Some Kind of Wonderful: Duncan and his friends showing up to rescue Keith and Amanda. John Hughes was a genius!
Great scene! Glad you brought that up!
Favorite part of that film!! Elias Koteas is a badass!
Another scene that deserves a mention is from the original Battlestar Galactica. When the Galactica is under Cylon attack and the Pegasus appears.
Slow down the narration a bit, and take an occasional breath, please! Your viewers might want to be able to understand what you're saying.
Wouldn't hurt if he pronounced names properly, did some audio balancing, and stopped cutting his video up like a 5 year old with his mums ipad. Good picks, but garbage video.
Babylon 5: the station is being boarded using boarding pods. Security Chief Garibaldi is fighting a desperate defense of the station. He is telling his human defense force that we will make our stand HERE. Dozens of armed Narns arrive on the run and charge. Garibaldi takes it in and shouts we will make our stand UP THERE.
Strange pronunciations of character names aside, I can think of a fair few that should be on this list including:
Arrival of the _Enterprise_ during the Battle of Sector 001 in First Contact
Every California Class ship arrives to defend the _Cerritos_ in Lower Decks
Arrival of the last of the 9th Legion in The Eagle
Broadside of the _Indefatigable_ in The Wrong War
Arrival of a Polar Bear, Hot Air Balloon and Gyptians during the final battle in The Golden Compass
Ash and the Pokemon return to face off the Mewtwo Clones in Mewtwo Strikes Back
The Order arrives in Deathly Hallows Part 2
All of the Doctors defend Gallifrey in Day of the Doctor
Arrival of Lovat's Brigade in The Longest Day
So glad you included "Tears of the Sun" in the Video. Its one of my favourites.
Black Widow's superpower? Knowing how all alien weapons work with zero training 😂
i am pretty sure after the first battle with these enemies in avengers, the remaining scattered weapons and bodies were probably analyzed and studied
It isn't just her solid line about being somewhere else, it starts a little earlier when the Earthlings tell her to withdraw and she asked why. Literally, just "Why?"
My good man, it is not a AC-130 Apache helicopter, it was a AC-130 Hercules Gunship also know as the “Angel of Death”
Not a bad list, but you forgot to include the ending from "Stagecoach" (1939) when the cavalry literally comes to the rescue of John Wayne and all the others. It's a cliche today but this was the first time they used it in a big budget movie.
Missing from this (and the last) list is the epic scene in Stargate SG-1 where Hammond shows up in the nick of time to keep the forces of Anubis from stopping SG-1 getting to the ancient weapon.
Jep, Babylon 5 is 90s CGI, but the camera movement and animations make the space battles seem so much more real and alive than many others since then.
Also: the Star Trek entry should have been the Enterprise E arriving at Sector 001 in ST VIII.
Had to subscribe because even though you missed some, the collection you shared was magnificent!
You should do a part two. And three ...
Thanks for your kind words but this was Part-2. Please check out Part-1.
@martincolvill5453 Pt 1: th-cam.com/video/F99yyNIwFqc/w-d-xo.htmlsi=lE4cTR8y12T-yGoN
AC-130. The very definition of "backup".
Then toss in some Apaches and you now have the embodiment of FAFO.
AC-130 is basically a cheat code with wings
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Delenn was AMAZING... and that show was so good
Love your choice for #1. It would have been mine.
You mention the jedi rescue on Geonosis -- and yeah that was cool -- but what about Yoda and the clones turning the battle? "Around the survivors, a perimeter create!"
Serenity scene was epic...then heartbreaking...I am a leaf on the wind, watch me soar
I was expecting Band of Brothers (tanks arrive in Carentan), Braveheart (Irish come out of the trees to help the Scots), Armageddon (2nd crew shows up to drill), Saving Private Ryan (101st helps with the Halftrack and the P-51’s show up to knock out tanks), Fury (tank crews show up to rescue infantry pinned down in open field), Top Gun Maverick (Hangman saves Rooster and Maverick), Battleship (F-18’s arrive to knock out aliens), and maybe Tombstone (Doc Holliday pops out of the shadow to face off with Ringo…twice) I’m your huckleberry….
That B5 scene definitely deserves 1st place.
Delenn to this day is the best played character in any series ever to me.
Yes, B5 was great, Delenn's entrance was great. But, if a top 5/10/15/20/25 of B5 is ever done. Susan Ivanova's "Death Incarnate" scene is best. 2nd is the dressing down of the research team.
When you and your crew arrive just in the nick of time that makes you Big Damn Heroes! 🤎🧥🚀
The one with Delenn coming to the rescue did not involve a large battle but earthships coming to take over the station. 🤯🚀
Funnily enough my favorite quote from that B5 Episode was "Right down their throat", which to me is the best line in any space battle as it means that knifefighting in coming
Babylon 5!! There would never be another...
"Quigley Down Under" is the most subtle reinforcements to the rescue ending.
Was So Awesome my friends. That Titles. Damn. Thanks.
I'm glad B5 and Galactica get the recognition they deserve, but I wish you had also included Avatar. It's arguably not the best movie but the moment when all seems lost and suddenly the jungle animals break through the bushes to fight against the humans will never stop being awesome, especially with the underlying score ramping every emotion up to 100.
I've not viewed as many films and TV shows as many others out there, so my list can rightly be called a bit skewed and biased, but here it is:
1. The Ride of the Rohirrim (The Lord of the Rings, The Return of the King)
2. Optimus Prime riding Grimlock (Transformers: Age of Extinction)
3. The Clone Army makes its debut (Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones)
4. All Marvel Heroes Assemble (Avengers: Endgame)
5. The Black Pearl and the Flying Dutchman destroy the Endeavour (Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End)
6. "It's the Enterprise!" (Star Trek: First Contact)
7. The Klingons Arrive at DS9 (Star Trek: Deep Space 9, Season 6 Episode 5)
8. The Knights of the Vale destroy the Bolton army (Game of Thrones, Season 6 Episode 9)
9. Kit Fisto and the Gungans Arrive on Mon Calamari (Star Wars: The Clone Wars, Season 4 Episode 1)
10. Dinobots vs. Devastator (The Transformers: The Movie, 1986)
No Gandalf and the Rohirrim makes the title a lie.
That's in the first one!
“You’ve all but won the battle when you have a literal army of the dead fighting for you”
Tell that to the Night King
According to TV Tropes these moments would be examples of "The Cavalry."
Just a note the A130 is an airplane not a helicopter.
the Computer Graphics in Babylon 5 out of 1996 was just plain amazing, if i recall it right, those graphics where all made with an AMIGA 4000
Really great video put together. Thank you for sharing.
Sarah Connor didn't immediately accept the Terminator there. She was STARING, right up until John talked her down...and then of course T-1000 shows up, and her understanding of the situation kicks in.
Uhh, yeah, I've seen Smokey and the Bandit movies. I also know how Burt was really worried about a particular stunt in one of them where he thought he might end up crushing some folks with Trigger. Fortunately, it didn't happen.
For citizens, even an accidental discharge that causes injury or death means that jail time will be served by that citizen. Cops are fully knowledgeable that they are immune to such charges and therefore are more than comfortable to be called over-zealous when they discharge their firearms that may injure or cause death. Then they go into "He/she/they refused to comply," "I was in fear for my life," or no verbal reason whatsoever except should shrug because they wear a badge.
Missing- Act of Valor - River Extraction.
Smokey and The Bandit II! You now have a new fan. Excellent!
Mark Watney was played by Matt Damon not Sean Bean, but indeed Sean Bean dies all the time there are even brilliant and funny compilations about it on You Tube 😂. Excellent choices though anything that features BSG, Firefly/Serenity, LOTR and B5 is always going to be great!
Or, and hear me out here, you could show these awesome scenes without jarring cuts or talking the ENTIRE TIME.
Still no mention for the Klingons saving the Defiant in Deep Space Nine?!
A crime against art!
Picking the JJprise over the E saving the Defiant and the rest of the fleet over Earth is more of a crime
The Delenn to the rescue was the quintessential cavalry and it's fair that it's the top one in this list. But as for "drop the Hammer" moments, when the hero gets serious about showing who's boss, there's some stiff competition from another line in B5:
"Who am I? I am Susan Ivanova. Commander. Daughter of Andrei and Sophie Ivanov. I am the right hand of vengeance, and the boot that is going to kick your sorry ass all the way back to Earth, sweetheart! I am Death Incarnate, and the last living thing that you are ever going to see. God sent me."
I agree, epic scene with epic lines, but it wasn't part of a reinforcement.
@@dragoneth4010 Agreed. Iwas digressing a little bit, since this line deserves all the respect I can give it. As I said, it was a "drop the hammer" category, not "cavalry to the rescue".
I think I should add something: to me, those two lines are joined at the hip, since both are so awesome examples of badass women (of different kinds) showing who's boss.
It's debateable if I should mentioned the second line here, but I was psychologically unable to not do it.
Should I apologise? Maybe, it sure was a digression.
please, i was literally thinking about halfway through this list "hmm, I wonder if the Reavers in Serenity would count as reinforcements?" and then there they were 😂such an interesting scene in context too
Regarding the US Navy showing up for "one man" ... the US Navy charter, the founding document passed by Congress, lists their purpose as fighting piracy on the high seas. Because at the time the Barbary Pirates were disrupting global trade by highjacking and sinking commercial ships demanding tribute for safety, and then they just kept sinking ships anyway. So the US formed a navy, built six ships (The US Constitution being one of them, still serving in the navy) and sent them off. And they absolutely destroyed the pirate nation. And to this day, the US Navy takes their role in stopping pirates extremely seriously. Patrolling waters where they work around the world and shutting them down.
I am totally so offended. Bugs are living creatures....HOW DARE YOU! *Cries in...whatever crying language is needed for whatever the supposed outrage I am expressing is. WAHHHH!"
Sarah definitely didn’t accept the terminator right away. She doesn’t totally accept him until near the end of the film, or at least part way through the movie.
What about the beginning of Kung Fu Hustle? When Sing throws the firecracker over the fence to call for backup from the Axe Gang, and it lands on some underboss from the real Axe Gang, so he lies and says the landlady threw it. The Underboss gets his butt kicked, so they call for backup. The Axe Gang shows up IN FORCE, LIKE A SWARM OF LOCUSTS, A DARKNESS SWEEPING ACROSS THE LAND. It was chilling!
I like your selections. Each scene does better with context and how they play out. Love B5 and Serenity picks. I love Lord of the Rings too but before this scene was the scene with the horse riders and also the scene when Aragon boarded the ships. So by the time the scene you put in happens we're almost at overkill. Plus the enemy continued to have reinforcements. Beyond that what two questions I have from that entire battle are why didn't Aragon and his army show up straight away and also how would a squadron of fully armed A10 warthogs fair.
How can you forget the Deep Space Nine episode "Sacrifice of Angles" Where the Klingon Fleet comes to Star Fleet's rescue, allowing Sisko to make it to the station and wormhole to Prophet Delete the Dominion fleet coming through the wormhole?
the martian is an absbrilliant film amd that scene is just so well done
One of my favorites is Behind Enemy Lines (2001) when Owen Wilson is saved by Gene Hackman leading the attack helicopters. Anyone else?
I always love when BumbleBee enters the fight
The Walking Dead 7x16? When the tiger comes out of nowhere and the reinforcements show up to help Rick and Carl take on Negan and the saviors.
14:05 Whilst the Logos is Niobe's ship, it's Mjolnir ("the Hammer") she flies into the Zion dock in Matrix Revolutions.
Up vote for B5. Named my daughter after her so that she'll remember to never be messed with!
Delenn :) she is missed...
kinda disappointed that the scene from Star Trek lower decks where all the cali class ships come to the rescue wasn't in part 1 or part 2, maybe in part 3?
Or just the Titan coming to the rescue blasting with the original TOS theme.
The covenant is a great war movie but one thing I gotta say if you see an AC 130 flying by tilted get the hell out of there
Fix your audio levels. Quiet when you talk about each movie. Then loud when the movie scene happens.
Blue saving Rexy was badass, even if she did have ulterior motives.
Ahhh the Babylon 5 clip...yesss ty!!
Love the series
#1 best choice. best line. even without seeing the human Captains face you can feel his *Oh shit* reaction to her arrival.
I would have 2 Lions added to this list. Aslan and company show up in Narnia final battle. Simba and his pals take back Pride Rock in the Lion King cartoon version.
@The TV Regent, you're going to need to make a third part because you missed perhaps the biggest reinforcement arrival in television(at least, in my mind). Stargate SG-1 Season 7 Episode 22 Lost City Part Two. Watch it, you'll see what I mean.
I mean, Babylon 5 has a few other good ones too...
...the allied fleet arriving in Shadows Dancing
...the League fleet arriving to help save Earth
...the Apollo arriving to save the Alexander.
of Course... Star Trek has the Klingons arrival in Sacrifice of Angels/Favour the Bold
Or the Cardassians turning and arriving in What you Leave behind
Or the Enterprises arrival in First Contact
Real world fact to go along with #24. No matter how desperate the defense got, no US military position has ever been overrun if a USAF gunship was on station. From Vietnam to the last battles of Iraq and Afghanistan. Whether it was the original "Spooky" to the current AC-130.