The Perfect Storm (2/5) Movie CLIP - Freeing the Anchor (2000) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Billy (George Clooney) scales the ship's mast during the storm.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
In October 1991, a dying tropical hurricane from Bermuda collided with a cold front from the Great Lakes, resulting in a "perfect storm" of previously unknown destructive impact that resulted in 100-foot waves; tragically, the crew of a fishing boat was lost in the midst of the fearsome storm. Based on the best-selling book by Sebastian Junger, The Perfect Storm tells the story of the ship's brave and hard-working crew. Billy Tyne (George Clooney), captain of the Andrea Gail, hasn't had much luck finding catch on his most recent trips to sea, and with money short, he and his crew -- Bob Shatford (Mark Wahlberg), Dale Murphy (John C. Reilly), and David Sullivan (William Fichtner) set out again when they hear that the fish are running. Billy's hunch proves correct, but when the ship's refrigeration system goes haywire, they have to return to shore as quickly as possible before the fish spoil, sending them into the middle of the worst storm in history. The supporting cast includes Mary Elziabeth Mastrantonio, Diane Lane, Bob Gunton, and Karen Allen; Wolfgang Petersen, whose breakthrough film was the aquatic wartime drama Das Boot, directed.
CREDITS:
TM & © Warner Bros. (2000)
Cast: George Clooney, William Fichtner, John Hawkes, Allen Payne, John C. Reilly, Mark Wahlberg
Director: Wolfgang Petersen
Producers: Alan B. Curtiss, Gail Katz, Barry Levinson, Brian McNulty, Wolfgang Petersen, Paula Weinstein, Duncan Henderson
Screenwriters: William D. Wittliff, Sebastian Junger
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I give props to the blend of picture and sound. James Horner's score was incredibly orchestrated to highlight intensity, angst, and victory.
Spot on observation.
It's not an anchor it's the "Birds" or stabilizers
These people must be like Spiderman in order to hold on and maintain their balance on the ship in 60 knot winds and 30+ foot waves.
not an anchor. they're commonly called birds and theyre designed to pull down on the outriggers when theyre in the water, with one on each side of the boat they stabilise the roll of the boat. and if it were an anchor, such a small size would never hold the Andrea Gale
yeah they work as stabilizers
Not a real bullet!!! If you look close enough, youll see, no real bullet comes out!!
Not real lightning! Youll notice Thor isn’t real and electricity doesn’t really shoot from Chris Hemsworth’s fingers!!
Next youre gonna tell us Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny arent real.
That’s different. Your talking about special effects. The title of this vid is ‘freeing the anchor’. It’s not an anchor, he’s just making a correction to the title not the movies accuracy.
The music score that starts at 1:10 is so similar to the music in Titanic. Is it an ocean thing?
I agree
"An ocean thing", I like that! 😂 Well, it's both James Horner, one of Hollywood's finest composers!
Omg I never noticed!
Correct
The composer who made the soundtrack of Titanic also composed the music for this movie, the almighty James Horner.
No way your keeping a oxy torch lit in that
Awesome scene it really says that the ocean is stronger than u think
I couldn't keep watching. Gave me too much anxiety
Oxy torches don't work like that AT ALL!
Does anyone else notice that the torch he is using is completely fake?! in some parts you will see it's just plastic with a blue light in it! WATCH CLOSE!
Cause it's a movie
A real welder or someone who's ever done welding know,with that kind of fire it'll take hours to cut the iron chain.
I think if they dumped all that heavy dunk then the wave at the end that was 100 foot would’ve capsized them
They weren't capsized, they were pitch-poled and it would happen regardless. All it takes to pitch-pole ANY boat is a wave at least as tall as the boat is long.
The Andrea Gail was 75'. The wave was 100'
Not an anchor. Its a bird. Or a swimmer. Nothing more than a stabilizing mechanism.
Great movie.
Book was better
@snakeNS100 the captain is the also called the skipper if it's a small boat
I would have gotten sea sickness
I was a baby when the little boat was gone.
Nobody cares!
She wasnt a little boat she was a well known and respected boat that would haul anywhere from 50 to 70 thousand pounds of fish through weather nobody can describe
The Andrea Gail wasn't that small of a boat... They called him Skip or Skipper for a nickname....
It wasonly a 72 footer.
@@wicklash9065Yes, but the boat in the film (FV Lady Grace) that was used to *portray* the Andrea Gail was only 57ft.
Also, the real Andrea Gail was 75ft. She was built at 72ft, but modified at St Augustine Trawlers in 1987, and one of the modifications lengthened her stern by 3ft to fit two 1900-gallon fuel tanks afore the transom.
Maby instead cut the chain at the winch instead of crawling out there.
Yeah, but Hollywood logic
No it is are not Ancher but there called anchers
too much, you say?! No, helicopters and refilling planes ONLY do it with THAT weather... And yeah, back in those days, anchors were still made of light weight plastics...
Eu não
to have an oxy torch like that one of them must've time traveled
Oxy torches existed in 1991 lmao
@@pc_buildyb0i935 i know that but i jokingly said to have an oxy torch such as that one they must've time traveled.
I dont care if youre george clooney or chuck norris, no one is holding onto that at the rate he was being whipped around, MAYBE once or twice he could hold on, but with all the rain and wind, and when he PLUNGED INTO THE OCEAN, nahhhhhhh, but thats hollywood magic for you
GARRY HIXON..........FREEING THE ANCHOR
Dã tâm, cực kỳ có dã tâm.
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It’s an outrigger for long lining.
The outriggers (on longliners) aren't actually used for fishing, they just deploy the birds to help dampen the rolls
why not just wind the birds back in the way they were put in to begin with.they're on crank pulleys.jez hollywood
The crank pulley snapped. That’s why the birds got released to begin with
@@splitex5370 obviously you have no idea what they are and what they are used for
@@hot13bpp Actually, he's right. In one of the shots just before the outrigger starts flailing around, the cable stay snaps.
But yeah, there's absolutely no way a captain and crew would ever attempt this in real life, Hollywood gonna Hollywood
@@mgmg116 the cable that holds the stay in place broke. not the mechanism that winches in the stabilizer
@@hot13bpp Fair enough, that's a good point. Actually, the real story the film writers got this from was another boat (in a different storm) that had an outrigger cable wrap around the prop shaft, and the captain had to walk out on the deck and cut the cable from the winch (which was also on deck).
Bill Witliff (the filmwriter for the Perfect Storm) took that story and cranked it to 11 for the film
LMAO that's the most ludicrous scene ever of the whole movie, the list is to long to count what's wrong with the stabilizer scene.. And BTW, the stabilizers are more likely to be called "fish" not birds.. But then what would I know, I've only been commercial fishing the North Atlantic off N.S. for 30+ years. I can see every sword & tuna fishermen laughing at this now..
Down in New England we call them birds
It’s Hollywood not real life
@@yeehaw9916 duh, you don't say. Did you need any help to figure that out or just come up with it all by your little self.
@@52Rambler he's agreeing with ya man so don't put him down. Thanks for doing a hard job out there so the rest of us don't have to. Fishing is no joke out there. Peace
They're called "birds" in New England, especially Gloucester.
It's honestly not that good of a movie. It's mediocre.
Christian 4_Realzz that's just your opinion but it's one of my favorite movies despite how mediocre people claim it to be. The soundtrack really delivers with this movie.
Metal-Thrashing-Mad i agree with you
Have u been to Gloucester?
The book is miles better and if the movie was closer to the book it would have been better as well