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There is a sister movie to this one (same year release, similar plot), but different emotionally and definitely worth watching. "Deep Impact" Consider reacting soon, so you could compare to Armageddon with fresh eyes.
I don't care how many factual errors this movie has. It's beautifully shot and has amazing actors. It will go down as one of Bruce Willis' best movies ever. It speaks to the heart.
@@HalkerVeil I know about the errors. What I'm saying is if I wanted to watch something that is factually correct, I'd watch a documentary. This, I watch for entertainment. I'm GenX btw.
Fun fact: The scene with Eddie Griffin and his little dog vs the big street vendor with his Godzillas was a meta nod to the fact that Godzilla '98 and Armageddon were released during the same summer. Armageddon was considered the underdog because Godzilla '98 was the first Hollywood studio Godzilla movie ever made and was expected to be a massive hit. Godzilla '98 did $379m at the box office. Armageddon did $553m.
Also Michael Bay mentioned because godzilla was competing against Armageddon that's how they managed to get Aerosmith to score the movie because godzilla had a whole album
This is what summer blockbusters used to be like. Epic scenes, epic score, epic soundtrack, TONS of explosions and well written characters played by top level actors. That's why i love the new Axel F movie, because it made me feel like that again. And Armageddon - it's basically one of he all-time greats.
My elementary school science teacher was talking about "Armageddon" and "Deep impact," which came out the same time, and he said, "one is about what would happen if earth was going to be hit by an asteroid, and the other is Bruce Willis versus a rock."
Right!!! It gets me every time!!! I have ADHD, I’ve seen sooo many movies, that i can only watch once, it’s why i like react channels it’s something new to distract me while i watch things. But there are a few movies out there that force me to sit still and pay attention, and get the same reactions out of me each time, and this one is in my top five! Despite knowing its coming, the moment Ben gets the short straw, the tears start welling 😂
I saw this movie in the theater in Hawaii while I was in the NAVY in 1998. To this day it is still my all time favorite movie. And I am not ashamed to say that everytime I watch it I cry in three different parts. 1 Chic's family, Grace & Harry goodbye and the President's Speech.
This movie came out during Liv Tyler's 22nd birthday. RIP Michael Clarke Duncan. Duncan said during the making of The Green Mile that Bruce Willis called the director recommending him for the role of John Cauffy.
@@moxiemaxie3543 Well while making her film she celebrated her birthday that's what it really means. Also since Duncan costarred with him in this and The Whole Nine Yards that's why Bruce Willis recommended him for the 2002 film The Green Mile. It's helping out a friend that's what it means.
@@Brook11223 I think the question was because Liv Tyler's age and Bruce Wills supporting MCD have nothing to do with each other. The previous person was asking you what the connection is between those two facts, because it feels like there should be a connection since you mentioned them both in the same comment.
@@moxiemaxie3543A period completes the sentence. A comma, continues. All five of you missed that day in second grade. Maybe English is your second language. Be a jerk somewhere else. Bet you understood this right?
When Steven Tyler was shown an early screening of the movie, he was so moved by the final scene between Bruce Willis and his real life daughter Liv Tyler gave him the inspiration to write the song at the end of the movie. One of if not the biggest song of his entire career.
Correction - "I don't want to miss a thing" was NOT written by Steven Tyler or anyone else in Aerosmith. The song author is Diane Warren. That scene you mentioned was what convinced Steven to perform the song when it was offered to him as they already used some Aerosmith songs in movie and thought it would be good idea to offer them to perform this one.
Fun Fact: the night launch of the shuttles was real footage, shot by the film crew. they just happened to be in production when NASA was going to be doing one of the very rare night time launches of a shuttle and they asked if they could film it. ofcourse NASA said yes. also, the "asteroid" was actually a comet, hence all the gases around, the ice, the out-gassing aka gysers, etc, but because Deep Impact had a comet also, was being filmed around the same time and would release the same year, they changed it in the script to calling it an "asteroid" (mostly rock, mostly smooth-ish, little to no ice). Favorite line in the film, "American components, Russian components, ALL MADE IN TAIWAN"
@@RaptorNX01 I was literally at the Kennedy Space Center the day before the first one. Watched it launch from Ormond beach from our fourth floor balcony . Look it up if you don't believe me. It was on the 22nd and 23rd of May.
@@ambertopolewski3743 I believe they meant specifically Space Shuttle launches, not Elon musk rockets or whatever else they launch there now. Space Shuttle no longer exists, so... yeah.
@@ambertopolewski3743He literally said rare night space shuttle launches. Plus there was never two shuttle launches within the same week. Also like someone already said,the ast shuttle mission was 13 years ago. Not 6 months ago. 🙄😆
I was waiting for the steve buscemi lines, "Hey, Harry did you know we are sitting on 400 pounds of fuel, one nuclear weapon, and a thing that has 270,000 moving parts built by the lowest bidder." scene
My favorite Buschemi quote is when Fichtner says "Get off... the thermal... nuclear... weapon" - Sorry man, just wanted to feel the power between my legs!"
Fun fact: NASA shows this film during their management training program. New managers are given the task of trying to spot as many errors as possible. At least 168 have been found.
You guys have to watch The Rock if you haven’t seen it. Probably my favourite Bay film. 13 Hours is also seriously underrated. I feel like a lot of people missed that one.
I saw this in the theatre when it came out. I own a copy and have viewed it again on various occasions. And watching it with you, I went on the same emotional ride I go on every - single - time. I teared up in all the same places; this movie just plays me like a fiddle every time! Phenomenally well made movie Phenomenally skillful movie makers!
I was SO HAPPY when I saw this reaction. It's so difficult to find good reactions to this masterpiece which makes me sad because it's SO GOOD. I've watched it more times than I can count, I know it line by line yet I cry EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. This time was no different. Great job guys
The actor playing the russian is Peter Stormare, a Swedish actor. Lately he's most famous for his portrayal of the devil in the movie Constantine starring Keanu Reeves.
People watching should be smart enough to use the tech they have. Like Google the cast and look through their filmography. Bad boys 2, minority report, Fargo, 22 Jump Street movie
When the Perseverance Rover landed on Mars a couple years ago, I was watching the landing and control room footage live. When it landed they all jumped up and cheered and I started crying. I don't know why I started crying, it was both a deep sadness and a warm joy. When the control room celebrates Bruce Willis saving the World in the movie, it reminds me of that moment.
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One of my favourite reactions from the channel EVER. You reacted exactly the way you should, in the right spots, and so happy you enjoyed it so much. I love the movie and I loved this video.
Great reaction I haven't seen this movie in a while but the last time I've seen this movie it made me emotional and tear up and today seeing this movie with you guys is the first time I've seen it set an alarm in I was tearing up every time the emotional scenes came up and even at the end when Bruce Willis sacrifice himself to save everyone and when everyone came home also when Ben Affleck and Liv Tyler was getting married at the end as well keep up the great work guys
I love Bear!!! I worked as a waiter and bartender for 12 years, on the Riverwalk in San Antonio Texas it's a big tourist thing here. I have met sports stars, bands, actors, wrestlers etc. The coolest person I have ever met was Billy Bob Thornton, hands down. Doesn't look down on people, real down to earth person, and tipped me $500 bucks!!!
Man....i always ugly cry at the scene with AJ and Harry... Harry! You can't do this to me! It's my job!You go take care of my little girl now. That's your job. I always thought of you as a son. I'd be damn proud to have you marry Grace.
Like Independence Day this was a fantastic in the theater popcorn movie. Everyone cheering and crying at the same time together in the theater was such a great experience!
Another asteroid movie called Deep Impact came out just a few months before Armageddon. It takes the premise a bit more seriously, and doesn't have anywhere near as many crazy Bay-splosions. I think it was one of those cases where a script, treatment, or premise - in this case, it was "giant asteroid threatens Earth" - got shopped around the Hollywood studios. But rather than a studio purchasing it outright, they turned it down and then just hired their own writers to write their own version of it. So you end up with two separate studios producing two movies with suspiciously similar premises at the same time.
I like the fact y’all commented on Chick’s storyline. The scene when he shows up at his kids house and when the mom tells the kid who his dad is always gets me.
I already know that I'm going to love this Tara and Aaron reaction! 😊 RIP always to Michael Clarke Duncan(who played Bear)!!! You two have recently covered two of my favorite 'disaster movies' with this and "Independence Day". Love it! This movie as such a great cast! And a great soundtrack featuring Aerosmith. Fun Fact: The scene where Harry is reading off the list of demands. The director had the cast make out that list for the scene. That last scene was between Harry and AJ, and that last scene when Harry is saying goodbye to Grace always brings more than a few tears to my eyes whenever I watch this movie. For some more Bruce Willis and Michael Clarke Duncan together I very highly recommend the 2000 comedy movie "The Whole Nine Yards". Looking forward to the next reaction. 😊
45:20 Funny how they wanted to avoid detonating the nuke on the surface by doing just that. In an asteroid hundreds of miles across, a hole 800ft is still the surface regardless. It's like putting a nuke just under the skin of an apple. 😂
As a Swede im offended that you didn't identified Peter Stormare or any of his roles in his massive catalog. Bad boys 2, John Wick 2, Minority report, Fargo, Constantine and The Big Lebowski just to mention a few. He rarely plays lead roles but he has probably been in more hollywood production's than most swedish actors.
Aaron asking the real questions during this reaction “So is juice like a universal term?” I was curious of this myself I thought she mainly used it when it came to sexy time scenes. At least that I’d noticed. 😂
Thank you for this! Armageddon came out the summer before I started high school, and to this day, it remains one of my favorite cinematic experiences. It may not be one of the greatest films ever made, but it remains one of the great summer blockbusters of all time. It was such a joy watching the two of you experience this for the first time! It really took me back! (FYI: Quincy, the scientist that convinces them they can't detonate the nuclear bomb on the surface, is Lucius Malfoy, and the 'bad guy' from The Patriot.)
I can't even mention this movie out loud without crying. So good! I love watching you experience some of my favorite movies, it brings so much joy to my heart. So glad I found this channel. Also, Tara is the best!
I know a lot of people don't really like this movie bit it's just one of those movies I remember going to the movies and seeing. I love it. Give a good ol' action movie that doesn't really make sense and I'm a happy girl. I love me some Bruce Willis, it's goofy and the plot doesn't really make sense but I love, throw in some good music and silly characters and I'm good. I also remember there was another one that came out - maybe the same year - Deep Impact and that one was so long and sooo damn booooring but it had a similar premise. So maybe I've always compared to the two but I'll pit this movie on any day of the week.
I am SOOOO happy you reacted to this movie, it's one of my favourite movies ❤ my favourite scene ever in a movie is the "he's not a salesman, that's your daddy" god even got goosebumps as typing this! You are all great hosts but Tara and Aaron, I think you two are just amazing, so funny to watch and you make my day on a regular basis as I struggle with health issues right now .. I often have a reel rejects binge day!! Soon as I can I'm gonna deffo join your patreon, thank you so much for the laughs ❤ loads of love from the UK ❤
All those disaster movies of the late 90’s, pre-Y2K premonitions. Armageddon comes along and says “we’re gonna Armageddon the hardest Armageddon anyone can Armageddon”. Even Def Leppard can’t Armageddon It as much as we can. There, Armageddon that! Little did we know all it takes is a CrowdStrike update gone bad to take us all out.
Oh Armageddon. The movie that brought us “I don’t want to miss a thing”. An underrated, actor filled, emotional roller coaster that was completely over shadowed by Titanic for its release. The one thing that always bothered me is the fact that it would’ve been wayyy more efficient, quicker, and smarter to train astronauts to drill rather than train drillers how to be astronauts.. but we'll go with rhe Bay reasoning of things.
the way the 90s and 00s have traumatized millennials with all these movies 😅 independence day, armageddon, deep impact, volcano, twister, final destination… the damn „natural disaster & you could die like this for real“ (no one can prove it, that we are the only living species in this vast expanding universe, so independence day is on this list, deal with it lol) concept really messed me up
This is one of my favourite 90's movies of all time! This movie can alwaays break me when I watch it. Such a good movie, so many tear jerkers! Glad you guys loved it!
Lord I was thinking the same thing. TBS and TNT and USA is where I watched many movies that I didn't catch at the theater and watched multiple times. Lol
I always say that the best Michael Bay was in the 90s, he made great and successful Blockbusters. That's why I recommend other very good ones from his filmography such as: The Rock (my favorite of Bay's), Bad Boys 1 y 2, The Island, 13 Hours and Pain and Gain.
This movie is one of my favorites It has it all great casting, great soundtrack, one of the greatest Bruce Willis films ever This emotional journey and Bay's explosive entertainment has everything a blockbuster should have!
11:01-11:12 Yes, Greg is correct! Jason Isaac's was in an incredible series known as The OA, that was unfortunately cancelled prematurely by Netflix; leaving us fans on an insane cliffhanger of a finale. Til this day I had hopes the series creator Brit Marling might have found a way to revive the series with another network/company in the same manner that Sens8 was, so that the fans could get some kind of resolution to where the show was ultimately heading but a las nothing has come of that particular dream of mines sadly. 😔
Jason Isaacs IS in the OA, but also, he was the bad guy in the Patriot, he's Lucius Malfoy in Harry Potter, and so so so much more. The cast for this movie was indeed incredible. I saw it in the movie theatre when It released in 98, I was like 14, and I think that's the year I got the understanding of what It was to go see a "summer blockbuster". I miss Bruce Willis, poor man seems to struggle with dementia or something similar, I hope he can enjoy his retirement a bit, because he gave us many many years of totally awesome entertainment.
So just to clarify "G's"and "Mach" are not the same thing, they were pulling 11 g's at mach 30. G-force, or g's stands for gravitational force equivalent, in simple terms it's a measurement of the rate of acceleration. A mach is the actual measure of speed, each mach is equal to approximately 750 mph mach 30= 22,500 mph, the speed they were flying during their lunar burn. 11 g's= approximately 11 times the standard gravitational force of earths surface
Such a great action movie with a lot of heart. Stellar casting & acting by everyone, great plot, fantastic score not to mention the special effects which are still mind-blowing 26 years later. I think it deserves more than the 6.7 it gets on IMDB.
I don’t know if y’all ever did the reaction to Deep Impact, but it is a movie something like this. It came out the same year and it depends on the person to pick which one is the best. But if y’all haven’t done a reaction to it y’all will enjoy it. Great reaction as usual. Keep it up love all the reactions to movies and trailers.
I feel this has one of the best presidential speeches of all movies I have seen, it always hits me in the feels. This was one of my favorite movies growing up, and still holds up. Cannot wait to show my kids this movie when they are old enough!
I was in elementary school in the 60s and I think we learned much more about space missions than they teach now. A 24" or so tv would be rolled in the classroom and we'd have other rooms pile in to watch whatever was going on. Even what the Russians were doing (that they shared) would be covered. It was very competitive between the USSR & the USA when it came to space travel. My Dad loved all of this and we would watch anything shown in the evenings. This movie is so good! They manage to perfectly explain the situation and also develop the characters in such a short time. Is it accurate scientifically? No. But who cares? It's an amazing film! Great reaction again, you two! ✌💖😀
One of my absolute favorite movie and makes me cry every damn time and ya the fasting in this movie is just out of this world crazy amazing not one person casted wrong
Thank you for the reaction.... I needed a good cry. This movie gets me bawling every time. I have a hard time listening to that Aerosmith song without getting choked up a bit. 90's movies just hit different. ❤❤❤❤
One of my fav movies of all time..top 10 easily. It's cheesy, implausible but awesome action, special FX, best casting , great character development, and one of the best soundtracks. Plus it even brought some tears to the amazing Tara's eyes 🥹(I choked up when you did). They don't make movies like this anymore. This was one made for the theater. Great reaction! 👏🏾
Keep in mind that Jerry Bruckheimer is 80 years old and he looks like he’s 50, thank you Bruckheimer for producing great movies like this and Pirates of the Carribean too, I can’t wait to see what he has for the F1 movie.
01:15:00: "This movie gives us so much hope and so much heart" I think is one of the best summaries I've ever heard for this fantastic movie. Also, the score of this movie is just perfection!
Can't believe it but happy that you haven't watched this movie before. Because now I get to your reactions 😁😁 I watched Armageddon with my family at the cinema many years ago and I admit it was the first time I teared up watching a movie lol.
23:38 im so glad you say this, because yeah hes an amazing actor and you know, just kind of on the side of other "star" actors and yeah his performance and that entire scene coupled with the music score god it gets me everytime and then the endinggggggggg ugh :P thank you for appreciating it, i thought i was the only one.
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There is a sister movie to this one (same year release, similar plot), but different emotionally and definitely worth watching.
"Deep Impact"
Consider reacting soon, so you could compare to Armageddon with fresh eyes.
@@ScarlettMI was just coming to suggest the same thing
11:01 "He's In A Really Good Show The OA...." Yeah He's Also Lucius Malfoy In A Movie Series You Might Have Heard Of, Harry Potter?
Aaron said in the nigga time, better watch out for this guy. The Todd has spoken
Tara's my baby momma
Everytime I see Michael Clarke Duncan on the screen it makes me smile. He was a national treasure. RIP to a legend
I don't care how many factual errors this movie has. It's beautifully shot and has amazing actors. It will go down as one of Bruce Willis' best movies ever. It speaks to the heart.
Actual errors??? Well, ok I guess, as long as it's not the part about Santa Claus.
@@tvdroid22 Factual errors yes. Spoiler alert, Santa, not real.
@@landibear6509 You have heard of sarcasm, yes?
@@HalkerVeil I know about the errors. What I'm saying is if I wanted to watch something that is factually correct, I'd watch a documentary. This, I watch for entertainment. I'm GenX btw.
@@tvdroid22 My generation created it 😂. Perhaps I wasn't clear enough in my response. Mine was meant to be sarcastic too.
This movie has made me cry every time I've watched it since 1998 😂. "You take care of my daughter... that's your job now" 😭😭😭.
This movie is a prime example of what I call "the right kind of ridiculous."
Fun fact: The scene with Eddie Griffin and his little dog vs the big street vendor with his Godzillas was a meta nod to the fact that Godzilla '98 and Armageddon were released during the same summer. Armageddon was considered the underdog because Godzilla '98 was the first Hollywood studio Godzilla movie ever made and was expected to be a massive hit.
Godzilla '98 did $379m at the box office.
Armageddon did $553m.
Also Michael Bay mentioned because godzilla was competing against Armageddon that's how they managed to get Aerosmith to score the movie because godzilla had a whole album
This is what summer blockbusters used to be like. Epic scenes, epic score, epic soundtrack, TONS of explosions and well written characters played by top level actors. That's why i love the new Axel F movie, because it made me feel like that again. And Armageddon - it's basically one of he all-time greats.
My elementary school science teacher was talking about "Armageddon" and "Deep impact," which came out the same time, and he said, "one is about what would happen if earth was going to be hit by an asteroid, and the other is Bruce Willis versus a rock."
Bruce willis wins every time😂
Let me just go grab my tissues because the ending never fails to make me cry no matter how many times I’ve seen it.
Agreed. Every single time
Right!!! It gets me every time!!! I have ADHD, I’ve seen sooo many movies, that i can only watch once, it’s why i like react channels it’s something new to distract me while i watch things. But there are a few movies out there that force me to sit still and pay attention, and get the same reactions out of me each time, and this one is in my top five!
Despite knowing its coming, the moment Ben gets the short straw, the tears start welling 😂
Never😒
Every stinkin time
Every damn time, I know it’s coming too, but I just can’t stop watching it. 😢
I saw this movie in the theater in Hawaii while I was in the NAVY in 1998. To this day it is still my all time favorite movie. And I am not ashamed to say that everytime I watch it I cry in three different parts. 1 Chic's family, Grace & Harry goodbye and the President's Speech.
This movie came out during Liv Tyler's 22nd birthday. RIP Michael Clarke Duncan. Duncan said during the making of The Green Mile that Bruce Willis called the director recommending him for the role of John Cauffy.
What does her bday have to do with Duncan getting the role recommendation?
@@moxiemaxie3543 Well while making her film she celebrated her birthday that's what it really means. Also since Duncan costarred with him in this and The Whole Nine Yards that's why Bruce Willis recommended him for the 2002 film The Green Mile. It's helping out a friend that's what it means.
Yes, Bruce Willis basically kickstarted his careet
@@Brook11223 I think the question was because Liv Tyler's age and Bruce Wills supporting MCD have nothing to do with each other. The previous person was asking you what the connection is between those two facts, because it feels like there should be a connection since you mentioned them both in the same comment.
@@moxiemaxie3543A period completes the sentence. A comma, continues. All five of you missed that day in second grade. Maybe English is your second language. Be a jerk somewhere else. Bet you understood this right?
When Steven Tyler was shown an early screening of the movie, he was so moved by the final scene between Bruce Willis and his real life daughter Liv Tyler gave him the inspiration to write the song at the end of the movie. One of if not the biggest song of his entire career.
It was the only Aerosmith song to hit number one if I remember correctly (which is insane with how long they've been around)
Correction - "I don't want to miss a thing" was NOT written by Steven Tyler or anyone else in Aerosmith. The song author is Diane Warren. That scene you mentioned was what convinced Steven to perform the song when it was offered to him as they already used some Aerosmith songs in movie and thought it would be good idea to offer them to perform this one.
I still get emotional over "permission to shake the hand of the daughter of the bravest man i've ever met"
One of the top lines of a movie filled with hundreds of great lines!
Fun Fact: the night launch of the shuttles was real footage, shot by the film crew. they just happened to be in production when NASA was going to be doing one of the very rare night time launches of a shuttle and they asked if they could film it. ofcourse NASA said yes.
also, the "asteroid" was actually a comet, hence all the gases around, the ice, the out-gassing aka gysers, etc, but because Deep Impact had a comet also, was being filmed around the same time and would release the same year, they changed it in the script to calling it an "asteroid" (mostly rock, mostly smooth-ish, little to no ice).
Favorite line in the film, "American components, Russian components, ALL MADE IN TAIWAN"
Rare night launches? I saw two of them within a week when I was in Florida in May.
@@ambertopolewski3743 thats a neat trick, considering the last one was in 2011.
@@RaptorNX01 I was literally at the Kennedy Space Center the day before the first one. Watched it launch from Ormond beach from our fourth floor balcony . Look it up if you don't believe me. It was on the 22nd and 23rd of May.
@@ambertopolewski3743 I believe they meant specifically Space Shuttle launches, not Elon musk rockets or whatever else they launch there now. Space Shuttle no longer exists, so... yeah.
@@ambertopolewski3743He literally said rare night space shuttle launches. Plus there was never two shuttle launches within the same week. Also like someone already said,the ast shuttle mission was 13 years ago. Not 6 months ago. 🙄😆
I was waiting for the steve buscemi lines, "Hey, Harry did you know we are sitting on 400 pounds of fuel, one nuclear weapon, and a thing that has 270,000 moving parts built by the lowest bidder." scene
Lol...yep, love that too. Also with the line from the Cosmonaut about Russian parts, American parts...all made in Taiwan! :) So fitting.
It's a virtually direct quote from Buzz Aldrin who was asked what went through his mind just before the Saturn five rocket blasted off.
My favorite Buschemi quote is when Fichtner says "Get off... the thermal... nuclear... weapon" - Sorry man, just wanted to feel the power between my legs!"
Fun fact: NASA shows this film during their management training program. New managers are given the task of trying to spot as many errors as possible. At least 168 have been found.
👏🏻🥃🇿🇦
well, hollywoke is NOT known for basing movies on actual science 😁
@@omega311888 how about interstellar? Mean to ask
@@omega311888just by that comment, I can already tell you’re a toxic bigot 🤷♂️
Who cares it's not Apollo 13 or Gravity it's a fun save the world space movie that entertains you and hits you in the feels
You guys have to watch The Rock if you haven’t seen it. Probably my favourite Bay film. 13 Hours is also seriously underrated. I feel like a lot of people missed that one.
The Rock, Con Air and Face/off is the Cage Holy Trinity, if I watch one I have to binge all 3.
Severely underated movie.
_The Island_ is another great Michael Bay film
I saw this in the theatre when it came out. I own a copy and have viewed it again on various occasions. And watching it with you, I went on the same emotional ride I go on every - single - time. I teared up in all the same places; this movie just plays me like a fiddle every time!
Phenomenally well made movie
Phenomenally skillful movie makers!
I was SO HAPPY when I saw this reaction. It's so difficult to find good reactions to this masterpiece which makes me sad because it's SO GOOD. I've watched it more times than I can count, I know it line by line yet I cry EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. This time was no different. Great job guys
“Daddy no” I cry every single time 😭
The actor playing the russian is Peter Stormare, a Swedish actor. Lately he's most famous for his portrayal of the devil in the movie Constantine starring Keanu Reeves.
He also played a Russian club owner in bad boys 2
I’ve heard despite his roles he is actual a devoted church goer
Abruzzi in Prison Break
He is in john wick too
People watching should be smart enough to use the tech they have. Like Google the cast and look through their filmography. Bad boys 2, minority report, Fargo, 22 Jump Street movie
When the Perseverance Rover landed on Mars a couple years ago, I was watching the landing and control room footage live. When it landed they all jumped up and cheered and I started crying. I don't know why I started crying, it was both a deep sadness and a warm joy.
When the control room celebrates Bruce Willis saving the World in the movie, it reminds me of that moment.
One of my favourite reactions from the channel EVER. You reacted exactly the way you should, in the right spots, and so happy you enjoyed it so much. I love the movie and I loved this video.
Great reaction I haven't seen this movie in a while but the last time I've seen this movie it made me emotional and tear up and today seeing this movie with you guys is the first time I've seen it set an alarm in I was tearing up every time the emotional scenes came up and even at the end when Bruce Willis sacrifice himself to save everyone and when everyone came home also when Ben Affleck and Liv Tyler was getting married at the end as well keep up the great work guys
I love Bear!!! I worked as a waiter and bartender for 12 years, on the Riverwalk in San Antonio Texas it's a big tourist thing here. I have met sports stars, bands, actors, wrestlers etc. The coolest person I have ever met was Billy Bob Thornton, hands down. Doesn't look down on people, real down to earth person, and tipped me $500 bucks!!!
That's cool man
Dirty Dicks!
i’ve lived in SA my hole life 😄
@@eddysmokes7 So do I
Man....i always ugly cry at the scene with AJ and Harry...
Harry! You can't do this to me! It's my job!You go take care of my little girl now. That's your job. I always thought of you as a son. I'd be damn proud to have you marry Grace.
Like Independence Day this was a fantastic in the theater popcorn movie. Everyone cheering and crying at the same time together in the theater was such a great experience!
The Rock and Con Air, NEED to be next!
Con air is sooo good
Oooooohh!! I agree! Con Air is SO SO good.
Oooooohh!! I agree! Con Air is SO SO good.
Face/Off also
Another asteroid movie called Deep Impact came out just a few months before Armageddon. It takes the premise a bit more seriously, and doesn't have anywhere near as many crazy Bay-splosions. I think it was one of those cases where a script, treatment, or premise - in this case, it was "giant asteroid threatens Earth" - got shopped around the Hollywood studios. But rather than a studio purchasing it outright, they turned it down and then just hired their own writers to write their own version of it. So you end up with two separate studios producing two movies with suspiciously similar premises at the same time.
Personally I always liked deep impact more but that's just me
Nothing against the actors in this movie but Deep Impact is a better movie this one is good in some aspects but not as good as Deep Impact
Deep Impact is so emotional and amazing. Similar themes but the delivery is just so different that they’re both amazing
Deep Impact
The Core
Armageddon
Just like White House Down and Olympus Has Fallen both movies about the Whitehouse one was serious one was more of a spectacle
What movie did they watch growing up??? These are like movie staples for me growing up lol. Keep ‘em coming!
Fun fact: Michael Bay/Jerry B combo also used the ticking bomb diffuse bit in the movie “The Rock” and others also. One of their signatures.
I like the fact y’all commented on Chick’s storyline. The scene when he shows up at his kids house and when the mom tells the kid who his dad is always gets me.
One of the best popcorn movies ever made.
Wait... Tara actually cried???
Aww!!!
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One of my favourite movies. I just fast forwarded to see your reactions to the ending. Now I’m sat here crying. Fml 😂
I already know that I'm going to love this Tara and Aaron reaction! 😊
RIP always to Michael Clarke Duncan(who played Bear)!!!
You two have recently covered two of my favorite 'disaster movies' with this and "Independence Day". Love it!
This movie as such a great cast! And a great soundtrack featuring Aerosmith.
Fun Fact: The scene where Harry is reading off the list of demands. The director had the cast make out that list for the scene.
That last scene was between Harry and AJ, and that last scene when Harry is saying goodbye to Grace always brings more than a few tears to my eyes whenever I watch this movie.
For some more Bruce Willis and Michael Clarke Duncan together I very highly recommend the 2000 comedy movie "The Whole Nine Yards".
Looking forward to the next reaction. 😊
45:20 Funny how they wanted to avoid detonating the nuke on the surface by doing just that. In an asteroid hundreds of miles across, a hole 800ft is still the surface regardless. It's like putting a nuke just under the skin of an apple. 😂
11:08 that’s Lucius Malfoy you guys! From Harry Potter haha
As a Swede im offended that you didn't identified Peter Stormare or any of his roles in his massive catalog. Bad boys 2, John Wick 2, Minority report, Fargo, Constantine and The Big Lebowski just to mention a few. He rarely plays lead roles but he has probably been in more hollywood production's than most swedish actors.
Truth. I love when Peter turns up in a movie or tv show!
I love Peter in everything he’s in!❤ He’s just such a chameleon people don’t recognize him and he doesn’t get the credit he deserves! Amazing actor!❤
Aaron asking the real questions during this reaction “So is juice like a universal term?”
I was curious of this myself I thought she mainly used it when it came to sexy time scenes. At least that I’d noticed. 😂
Thank you for this!
Armageddon came out the summer before I started high school, and to this day, it remains one of my favorite cinematic experiences. It may not be one of the greatest films ever made, but it remains one of the great summer blockbusters of all time.
It was such a joy watching the two of you experience this for the first time! It really took me back!
(FYI: Quincy, the scientist that convinces them they can't detonate the nuclear bomb on the surface, is Lucius Malfoy, and the 'bad guy' from The Patriot.)
I can't even mention this movie out loud without crying. So good! I love watching you experience some of my favorite movies, it brings so much joy to my heart. So glad I found this channel. Also, Tara is the best!
I know a lot of people don't really like this movie bit it's just one of those movies I remember going to the movies and seeing. I love it. Give a good ol' action movie that doesn't really make sense and I'm a happy girl. I love me some Bruce Willis, it's goofy and the plot doesn't really make sense but I love, throw in some good music and silly characters and I'm good. I also remember there was another one that came out - maybe the same year - Deep Impact and that one was so long and sooo damn booooring but it had a similar premise. So maybe I've always compared to the two but I'll pit this movie on any day of the week.
My father in law was really upset with the ending. Being married to his daughter was amusing.
I fucking love how off the rails Tara can be sometimes. Never change, Tara. You’re amazing
She's got the juice!
@@misshell she’s definitely got the juice!
the funniest scene in this movie in my opinion is willis swinging golf balls to the Greenpeace ship.
I am SOOOO happy you reacted to this movie, it's one of my favourite movies ❤ my favourite scene ever in a movie is the "he's not a salesman, that's your daddy" god even got goosebumps as typing this! You are all great hosts but Tara and Aaron, I think you two are just amazing, so funny to watch and you make my day on a regular basis as I struggle with health issues right now .. I often have a reel rejects binge day!! Soon as I can I'm gonna deffo join your patreon, thank you so much for the laughs ❤ loads of love from the UK ❤
I love this movie so much. Saw it in theaters multiple times. So glad you guys enjoyed it.
All those disaster movies of the late 90’s, pre-Y2K premonitions. Armageddon comes along and says “we’re gonna Armageddon the hardest Armageddon anyone can Armageddon”. Even Def Leppard can’t Armageddon It as much as we can. There, Armageddon that!
Little did we know all it takes is a CrowdStrike update gone bad to take us all out.
Oh Armageddon. The movie that brought us “I don’t want to miss a thing”. An underrated, actor filled, emotional roller coaster that was completely over shadowed by Titanic for its release. The one thing that always bothered me is the fact that it would’ve been wayyy more efficient, quicker, and smarter to train astronauts to drill rather than train drillers how to be astronauts.. but we'll go with rhe Bay reasoning of things.
the way the 90s and 00s have traumatized millennials with all these movies 😅 independence day, armageddon, deep impact, volcano, twister, final destination… the damn „natural disaster & you could die like this for real“ (no one can prove it, that we are the only living species in this vast expanding universe, so independence day is on this list, deal with it lol) concept really messed me up
There all awesome
So true. Also hope you don't mind me saying but you're very beautiful
Don’t you dare forget Dauntes Peak! 😱
The lady you recognized at 14:40 is Amanda from the SAW movies.
This is one of my favourite 90's movies of all time! This movie can alwaays break me when I watch it. Such a good movie, so many tear jerkers! Glad you guys loved it!
Godammit! Its 3am here in hawaii and i was about to go to sleep. Guess ill have to put the kettle on and watch this real quick.
Tea I hope not coffee 😅
A drill like the one used for drilling oil usually has diamond encrusted tips to cut through almost anything
If you want to see another great Blockbuester of the time: True Lies, Arnold Schwarzenegger and James Cameron together again. will have a great time.
"can they survive the trip??"
"Im surprised they survived the tests"
probably one of the best lines in the movie imo
Seeing how much you enjoyed this... you both should do Space Cowboys. If you're looking for heart, it's all over.
Besides "Constantine" The Russian guy actor was the killer in "Fargo" along with Steve Buscemi, also in this movie.
My favorite reactor combo! ❤🎉
11:01 "He's In A Really Good Show The OA...." Yeah He's Also Lucius Malfoy In A Movie Series You Might Have Heard Of, Harry Potter?
How did they afford to pay all these actors. This cast is stacked
Tara, how did you manage to avoid this and Independence Day?? Did you not have TBS growing up? ...or am I just old? I'm guessing I'm just old. lol
It creeps up on you doesn't it 😅😂
Lord I was thinking the same thing. TBS and TNT and USA is where I watched many movies that I didn't catch at the theater and watched multiple times. Lol
Or she just never saw it
It's funny how Tara have a hard time remembering names of characters onnbigger movies but she got Molly Mell right 😂 ...
I absolutely loved this movie growing up. Glas you guys liked it! ❤
I always say that the best Michael Bay was in the 90s, he made great and successful Blockbusters. That's why I recommend other very good ones from his filmography such as: The Rock (my favorite of Bay's), Bad Boys 1 y 2, The Island, 13 Hours and Pain and Gain.
Nice love this movie. Definitely watched this a lot in my teen years
Oh, so we’re crying today
Thank you for mentioning The OA! One of the most original shows I ever watched and years later I am still mad it was cancelled
I love this movie. NASA uses it to this day to make their new people count the number of science and physics errors. :D
This movie is one of my favorites
It has it all great casting, great soundtrack, one of the greatest Bruce Willis films ever
This emotional journey and Bay's explosive entertainment has everything a blockbuster should have!
11:01-11:12 Yes, Greg is correct! Jason Isaac's was in an incredible series known as The OA, that was unfortunately cancelled prematurely by Netflix; leaving us fans on an insane cliffhanger of a finale. Til this day I had hopes the series creator Brit Marling might have found a way to revive the series with another network/company in the same manner that Sens8 was, so that the fans could get some kind of resolution to where the show was ultimately heading but a las nothing has come of that particular dream of mines sadly. 😔
Jason Isaacs IS in the OA, but also, he was the bad guy in the Patriot, he's Lucius Malfoy in Harry Potter, and so so so much more. The cast for this movie was indeed incredible. I saw it in the movie theatre when It released in 98, I was like 14, and I think that's the year I got the understanding of what It was to go see a "summer blockbuster". I miss Bruce Willis, poor man seems to struggle with dementia or something similar, I hope he can enjoy his retirement a bit, because he gave us many many years of totally awesome entertainment.
Omg this is my favourite movie of all time!! So excited to see this recommendation glad you guys are watching😁😁
Great reaction guys! So much fun. Yall were fully engaged and I loved it! This movie is phenomenal.
Tears every time I watch it, it's just one of those movies that hits me like that.
Train oil drillers to be astronauts in 12 days? We're gonna need a montage!
So just to clarify "G's"and "Mach" are not the same thing, they were pulling 11 g's at mach 30. G-force, or g's stands for gravitational force equivalent, in simple terms it's a measurement of the rate of acceleration. A mach is the actual measure of speed, each mach is equal to approximately 750 mph mach 30= 22,500 mph, the speed they were flying during their lunar burn. 11 g's= approximately 11 times the standard gravitational force of earths surface
Con Air next if you haven’t done it yet, I can’t remember 🤔
Such a great action movie with a lot of heart. Stellar casting & acting by everyone, great plot, fantastic score not to mention the special effects which are still mind-blowing 26 years later. I think it deserves more than the 6.7 it gets on IMDB.
I don’t know if y’all ever did the reaction to Deep Impact, but it is a movie something like this. It came out the same year and it depends on the person to pick which one is the best. But if y’all haven’t done a reaction to it y’all will enjoy it. Great reaction as usual. Keep it up love all the reactions to movies and trailers.
This movie and Logan always make me shed tears over and over again. I love these movies. They have been part of my journey growing up and I am 45 now.
Another awesome reaction. Tar, Love your different voice accents, top shelf. Aaron great, top shelf!
I feel this has one of the best presidential speeches of all movies I have seen, it always hits me in the feels. This was one of my favorite movies growing up, and still holds up. Cannot wait to show my kids this movie when they are old enough!
I was in elementary school in the 60s and I think we learned much more about space missions than they teach now. A 24" or so tv would be rolled in the classroom and we'd have other rooms pile in to watch whatever was going on. Even what the Russians were doing (that they shared) would be covered. It was very competitive between the USSR & the USA when it came to space travel. My Dad loved all of this and we would watch anything shown in the evenings. This movie is so good! They manage to perfectly explain the situation and also develop the characters in such a short time. Is it accurate scientifically? No. But who cares? It's an amazing film! Great reaction again, you two! ✌💖😀
What's your FAVORITE Movie involving an Asteroid????
deep impact.
I had asteroids once. I needed to avoid spicy food for a week.
Deep Impact
Definitely Deep Impact.
Meteor (1979) staring Sean Connery, it's on TH-cam
One of my absolute favorite movie and makes me cry every damn time and ya the fasting in this movie is just out of this world crazy amazing not one person casted wrong
Thank you for the reaction.... I needed a good cry. This movie gets me bawling every time. I have a hard time listening to that Aerosmith song without getting choked up a bit.
90's movies just hit different. ❤❤❤❤
13:08 that key & peele reference is golden :)
A new movie review! Armageddon excited now!
Best of the 90s cheese and popcorn! Let's go 😁
One of my fav movies of all time..top 10 easily. It's cheesy, implausible but awesome action, special FX, best casting , great character development, and one of the best soundtracks. Plus it even brought some tears to the amazing Tara's eyes 🥹(I choked up when you did). They don't make movies like this anymore. This was one made for the theater. Great reaction! 👏🏾
Keep in mind that Jerry Bruckheimer is 80 years old and he looks like he’s 50, thank you Bruckheimer for producing great movies like this and Pirates of the Carribean too, I can’t wait to see what he has for the F1 movie.
The f1 trailer looks insane
Agreed one of the king hollywood blockbuster producers of all time
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Hearing someone call a movie old school that's 9 years younger than you feels so great 😂😂😂
01:15:00: "This movie gives us so much hope and so much heart" I think is one of the best summaries I've ever heard for this fantastic movie.
Also, the score of this movie is just perfection!
I cannot get enough of this team up! Tara and Aaron please watch more movies together!
Can't believe it but happy that you haven't watched this movie before. Because now I get to your reactions 😁😁
I watched Armageddon with my family at the cinema many years ago and I admit it was the first time I teared up watching a movie lol.
23:38 im so glad you say this, because yeah hes an amazing actor and you know, just kind of on the side of other "star" actors and yeah his performance and that entire scene coupled with the music score god it gets me everytime and then the endinggggggggg ugh :P thank you for appreciating it, i thought i was the only one.
Absolutely the best reaction yet with you two❤❤❤
No matter how many mistakes this movie has, the president speech and the launch are absolute bangers
I want to see the other side of asteroid where a Rest of the World team are calmly working together without incident..