19:43 Shantel is bored and being sassy about it lol. Didn't make the edit, but my favorite part is when Lev goes, "American components. Russian components. ALL MADE IN TAIWAN!"
TGIF! Yes, Michelle got a little misty! :) And you guys may already know that Liv Tyler (from Lord of the Rings) is the daughter of Aerosmith singer Steve Tyler who sings the song at the end. Have a great wknd! Cheers!
The more amazing thing is that Steven didn't have any love songs saved up, and wanted to do something really special for Liv in this movie. He asked Prince for one, and Prince handed him this song. The rest is history.
The official Aerosmith music video of "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing" has clips of this film, only they added Steve Tyler's face in place of Bruce Willis when "Grace' (Liv Tyler) is talking to her father on the computer screen. Great film, great song, and great video!
One of my favorite movies! When I was a senior in high school I had this on VHS (eventually on DVD when it mainstream media). I went to sleep playing this movie (the orchestra's soundtrack by trevor rabin was awesome). The music gets intense when Harry blew the meteor and I always wake up just in time to see Harry die and I always cry.
Love your reactions! Fyi The US space shuttles until recently did land on airport runways when coming home from space. (Like a plane) Living in Florida where they land from time to time is quite a sight. Columbia, Challenger, Discovery, and Atlantis.
For some reason, this made me think of the movie Pearl Harbor... the emotional parts with Ben Affleck. If you ladies haven't seen it yet, maybe give it a go, or everyone in general who didn't watch it yet :)
Deep Impact (1998) came out the same year, I believe. It faces a similar problem and is very good as well. It's not quite as action-packed or have as many close calls, but it is well worth your time.
53:20 "How they landed like a plan -- plane?" That's how the Space Shuttle was designed to land, so it could be (partially) reusable. It was in active service in the U.S. space program from 1981 to 2011.
Fact: Ben Affleck asked Michael Bay if it was more logical to train actual astronauts how to drill, rather than train drillers to be astronauts, to which Bay said, "Shut the fuck up." XD
wonderful reaction & comments as always! I brought this movie on video tape to a family gathering, and everyone thought it was going to be a big science fiction movie "guy" movie full of explosions.... until more than half the room was shedding tears! but.... no one ever seems to ask or wonder, why was there a giant machine gun on the armadillo?
That's how the space shuttles use to land, they went up on big rockets and landed like a regular plane. They are no longer in use since the Challenger and Columbia disasters.
Ladies this is 1 of 2 movies that came out at almost the same time using the doomsday asteroid as the theme. The other is Deep Impact that had an all-star cast like Robert Duvall, Morgan Freeman, Tea Leoni, Elijah Wood, and many others I can’t remember. Yeah it was craze at the time cause of the discovery of a big meteor that was thought to possibly come towards us but it ended up passing us (if I recall or it changed direction. Either way it never hit us)
Michelle & Ellie That big black man aka Bear was played by Michael Clarke Duncan who has performed perfectly as John Coffey in the Green Mile. We have to thank Bruce Willis for giving suggestion to producers to hire the big man for John Coffey.
The movie that taught everyone that it´s supposedly easier to train oil drillers how to become astronauts, than it would be to teach astronauts how to drill.
Hey yall! Another great video, as always. Btw... Liv Tyler, playing Bruce Willis' daughter Grace, is the real life daughter of Steve Tyler. Steve Tyler is the lead singer of the band Aerosmith. The song at the end is performed by Aerosmith. In fact, they are the only rock band to perform with military musicians...ever. Fun Fact: Evil Kienevil was a motorcycle stunt man back in the 1970/80s. He was known for jumping his motorcycle over cars, houses, moving trains, etc.. Evil Kienevil broke every bone in his body...twice!
Victor I just recently visited the site of his almost fatal Snake River Canyon jump site near Twin Falls Idaho. I watched it on tv as a kid, but to see it in person gave me a completely different perspective of how far it actually was and confirmed what I already suspected about our boy Evil….. he was indeed nuts.
That final scene with the jets flying overhead and the one jet veering off is called the missing man formation. The jet flying away by itself is for those that did not return.
The parts involving Rock Hound and the child that doesn't know his dad, always get my emotions the most. One part of the movie I have been curious about for years, is when Liv Tyler talks to the investors on the oil rig (about 4:00 in this reaction video). Is that even a language? It sounds part Mandarin and part Japanese. When I first heard it, Liv's sweet voice made the language sound so musical.
Lots of good humor in this movie! My favorite is when the General shows up at the rig & Harry thinks his friend set it up as a prank. General Montgomery said, "I'm afraid I don't know Crazy Willie."
Those meteors at the start would be far, far more devastating than they show in the movie. Okay, there are only so many ads I can stand and one every 30 seconds is way past my limit. I'll try to watch this again tomorrow.
A couple songs in this movie are by Aerosmith. The lead singer is Steven Tyler, father to that elvish girl, Liv Tyler. Landing like a plane. Didn't you ever see the Space Shuttle? The movie version was just an amped up version, and that's how they landed.
And the Evil Knievel joke was kinda like you guys reacting to movies you've never seen. Knievel was a daredevil motorcyclist that made many famous jumps primarily in the 1970's. He was not in Star Wars.
@@weepingscorpion8739 Other comic book movies: Bank manager from "the Dark Knight". Mobius M. Mobius from "Loki" series. Quentin Glass from "Punisher"(2004). Satan from Constantine :)
The training sequence and media walk-out scene are a reference to the film "The Right Stuff" (1983), not to be confused with the Disney+ series with the same name.
36:06 "Have you ever heard of Evel Knievel?" "No, I never saw Star Wars." FYI, the Russian here has misunderstood. Evel Kinevel was an American daredevil stunt performer who was famous in the 1960s and '70s for making (or attempting to make) long motorcycle jumps over various things.
When the space station blew it was sort of a joke because the Soviet Union was notorious for using substandard and antiquated parts at that time. This was supposed to be Mir space lab but they chose not to name it. It wasn't designed to this kind of work so it failed. Lev laughably blamed it on "American cowboys" Lol!
This may have been said already but that overflight of jets at the end was doing what is called the missing man formation which is used to honor team members who die on a mission. The group flies up and just as they pass over one plane will peal away to show the lost comrade.
One thing I didn't understand in this movie was that wouldn't it be easier to teach astronauts how to mine? after all it takes months to be an astronaut and time is something they have less in this movie.
This doesn't have anything to do with anything, but when you said flying car, it made me think of "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang", which probably doesn't make any sense to you. Ok, quick history lesson! It's a long story, but Disney was originally The Disney Brothers Studios. Walt Disney was basically the creative genius, and his brother Roy Disney Sr. was the business genius who told his brother, "You just tell me what you want to do, and I'll find a way to make it happen!" The success of the company was based on both of them, and this separation between the creative side, and the business side, run independent of each other. It was actually Roy Disney that made the decision to rename the company The Walt Disney Company, because he knew it sold better. The company really struggled though during the 70s and early 80s after Walt Disney died, and then Roy Disney a handful of years after. A different guy, Michael Eisner, took leadership of the company in the mid 80s, and restored it to it's former glory, and then on to become the monster that Disney is now. The point of me telling you that is that when I was a little kid in the 80s, and Disney didn't have a lot going on, we were fed recycled old Disney stuff from the 60s. A lot of old musicals like "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang", "Mary Poppins", "Bed Knobs and Broom Sticks", "Pete's Dragon", "Pippi Longstalking", "Doctor Doolittle". Old cartoon movies like "Robin Hood", "Peter Pan", "Alice in Wonderland". It's probably all on Disney Plus. You guys should check some of it out!
Yeah, corny Hollywood for sure, but it does have some real and effective moments that basically save the movie. All the motions they hit pretty well, and the cast is first rate the whole way. You should try Pearl Harbor with Ben Affleck as well, along these lines (love story included). Loosely, and sometimes accurate portrayal of the start of World War II for America.
04:19 Michelle: "It's so beautiful". Haha, the most unexpected comment ever to a global killer asteroid. Thanks from Sweden and greatings from the "Miss Asteroid Beauty Contest".
Most of that "dust" during launch is water vapor. Especially with engines that use hydrogen for fuel. I wouldn't breathe it in, but it's not nearly as bad as it looks.
Arguably the most selfless death in cinema history. Harry sacrificing himself so his daughter can be with her love. Real men know there may be a time in their life when they have to lay down their own life for others.
The words on the patch reflect the words of the first human artifact left on the moon... A plaque, attached to the landing strut of the Apollo 11 Lunar Lander ("Eagle"): Here men from the planet Earth first set foot upon the moon, July 1969 A.D. _We came in peace for all mankind_ . If and when space aliens come to visit our world, this is almost certainly the first human thing they will encounter.
"Armageddon" and "Deep Impact" came out the same year, with the same basic theme. A lot of people think "Deep Impact" is a better movie because it's more somber and less cartoony. But, as someone who grew up dystopian disaster movies from the 1970s, I say that "Deep Impact" is crap that belongs in the 1970s. And the relative popularity of the two movies suggests to me that I'm not alone in that opinion.
To me, this movie will always take a back seat to _"Deep Impact"_ ... they piled inaccuracies on top of inaccuracies in this. It ruined it for me, watching them *running* where there is no gravity (which you need in order to run) and all the *fiery* explosions in space (there can be explosions, but they won't be fiery!) and some *seriously* stupid things with equipment ... and so on and so forth, with more that I could go into but won't, as people would be going glassy-eyed with it all! As it is, I'm going to get *totally* _flamed_ here, for 'ruining' a movie that some people put up there as being one of the Top 3 GOATs for Sci-Fi/Action movies. _"Deep Impact"_ had it's inaccuracies, but only *one* of them (un-like this movie!) produced an eye-roll 🙄 ... most were just nit-picky things. The inter-personal drama was the best part of the movie - *very* well done! The 3-way drama between Bruce and Liv and what's-his-name was not only the best part of this movie, it edged-out the (very good!) inter-play in _"Deep Impact"_ with the mother-&-father-&-newscaster-daughter!
Name a syfy movie that is accurate? Because, that's what this is. Straight from the beginning, it's full of inaccuracies. Who would send a deep drilling crew into space. It's like "Star Wars". It's not supposed to be accurate, it's supposed to be entertaining
Wouldn't it be funny if Harry closes his eyes, pushes the button on the detonator, and unlocks the doors on his car in the space center parking lot? ;-)
As often in Hollywood history, this film was released around the same time as another film on the same subject (''Deep Impact''). But ''Armageddon'' was more successful. ''Deep Impact'' is nevertheless worth watching. The actors are incredible and the film is just as poignant. Steven Spielberg was a producer, Robert Duvall is an experienced astronaut, Elijah Wood (Frodo) and Tea Leoni leads the film and Morgan Freeman, also known as the Voice of God, is the President.... now c'mon... The film is also directed by a woman, Mimi Leder, an even rarer feat at the time.
If it is possible for next month on December 7, for the Pearl Harbor remembrance day, try to watch the Pearl Harbor movie! That has Ben Affleck in it as well plus multiple other known names!
19:43 Shantel is bored and being sassy about it lol. Didn't make the edit, but my favorite part is when Lev goes, "American components. Russian components. ALL MADE IN TAIWAN!"
“This is how we fix things, in the Russian Space Agency!!” Smash smash smash! “Now, finally, we can go home!”
@@tomhelmsjr best line of the movie!! Lol
Best Russian part when he says I’m stepping outside lol
If they had killed off Lev, this movie wouldn't have been as good with the audiences.
TGIF! Yes, Michelle got a little misty! :) And you guys may already know that Liv Tyler (from Lord of the Rings) is the daughter of Aerosmith singer Steve Tyler who sings the song at the end. Have a great wknd! Cheers!
The more amazing thing is that Steven didn't have any love songs saved up, and wanted to do something really special for Liv in this movie. He asked Prince for one, and Prince handed him this song. The rest is history.
@@briangreen9677 thats so cool. Hadn't heard that before. Love it
The official Aerosmith music video of "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing" has clips of this film, only they added Steve Tyler's face in place of Bruce Willis when "Grace' (Liv Tyler) is talking to her father on the computer screen. Great film, great song, and great video!
Oh, that's right! How did I forget that? 😅
@@briangreen9677 I actually didn't know that.
The great blockbuster of 1998, and Michael Bay, the 90s were his best years as a director.
Michael Bay being the director explains why there is an explosion every 2 minutes, lol.
One of my favorite movies! When I was a senior in high school I had this on VHS (eventually on DVD when it mainstream media). I went to sleep playing this movie (the orchestra's soundtrack by trevor rabin was awesome). The music gets intense when Harry blew the meteor and I always wake up just in time to see Harry die and I always cry.
I remember saying this in theaters back in 1998 when I lived in Ottawa, the spaceshuttle explosion scene was crazy
38:38 "Aster-quake" 😅👌🏻
Love your reactions! Fyi The US space shuttles until recently did land on airport runways when coming home from space. (Like a plane) Living in Florida where they land from time to time is quite a sight. Columbia, Challenger, Discovery, and Atlantis.
For some reason, this made me think of the movie Pearl Harbor... the emotional parts with Ben Affleck. If you ladies haven't seen it yet, maybe give it a go, or everyone in general who didn't watch it yet :)
Deep Impact (1998) came out the same year, I believe. It faces a similar problem and is very good as well. It's not quite as action-packed or have as many close calls, but it is well worth your time.
As well had a LOTR cast member :)
I enjoyed Deep Impact more. It doesn't have a superstar actor like Willis but has some interesting storylines for many of the characters.
Love the Ending. Respect to "Bruce Willis"
"Look! It;s the elf from the movie that won't be made for another three years!"
One thing about Sci-Fi movies are the explosions in space. They can occur, but emit no flames (unless oxygen is added) There is no oxygen in space
53:20 "How they landed like a plan -- plane?" That's how the Space Shuttle was designed to land, so it could be (partially) reusable. It was in active service in the U.S. space program from 1981 to 2011.
Fact: Ben Affleck asked Michael Bay if it was more logical to train actual astronauts how to drill, rather than train drillers to be astronauts, to which Bay said, "Shut the fuck up." XD
wonderful reaction & comments as always! I brought this movie on video tape to a family gathering, and everyone thought it was going to be a big science fiction movie "guy" movie full of explosions.... until more than half the room was shedding tears!
but.... no one ever seems to ask or wonder, why was there a giant machine gun on the armadillo?
The machine gun is for protection. If another armadillo crew tries to steal their last transmission, they're going to need a machine gun.
That's how the space shuttles use to land, they went up on big rockets and landed like a regular plane. They are no longer in use since the Challenger and Columbia disasters.
Russian: I’m stepping outside. Lol that part makes me laugh every time
Ladies this is 1 of 2 movies that came out at almost the same time using the doomsday asteroid as the theme. The other is Deep Impact that had an all-star cast like Robert Duvall, Morgan Freeman, Tea Leoni, Elijah Wood, and many others I can’t remember. Yeah it was craze at the time cause of the discovery of a big meteor that was thought to possibly come towards us but it ended up passing us (if I recall or it changed direction. Either way it never hit us)
it was after they discovered Apophis . . . . . supposed to cross paths in 2029.
Michelle & Ellie
That big black man aka Bear was played by Michael Clarke Duncan who has performed perfectly as John Coffey in the Green Mile. We have to thank Bruce Willis for giving suggestion to producers to hire the big man for John Coffey.
R.I.P..M.C.D.Such a big man with such a soft heart.
17:07 Dog popping up behind the couch was hilarious
The movie that taught everyone that it´s supposedly easier to train oil drillers how to become astronauts, than it would be to teach astronauts how to drill.
Liv tyler, daughter of Steven Tyler (leading singer of the band aerosmith)
Hey yall! Another great video, as always. Btw... Liv Tyler, playing Bruce Willis' daughter Grace, is the real life daughter of Steve Tyler. Steve Tyler is the lead singer of the band Aerosmith. The song at the end is performed by Aerosmith. In fact, they are the only rock band to perform with military musicians...ever. Fun Fact: Evil Kienevil was a motorcycle stunt man back in the 1970/80s. He was known for jumping his motorcycle over cars, houses, moving trains, etc.. Evil Kienevil broke every bone in his body...twice!
The song was also Aerosmith's only #1.
Victor I just recently visited the site of his almost fatal Snake River Canyon jump site near Twin Falls Idaho. I watched it on tv as a kid, but to see it in person gave me a completely different perspective of how far it actually was and confirmed what I already suspected about our boy Evil….. he was indeed nuts.
@@tomhelmsjr for sure!
That final scene with the jets flying overhead and the one jet veering off is called the missing man formation. The jet flying away by itself is for those that did not return.
The parts involving Rock Hound and the child that doesn't know his dad, always get my emotions the most. One part of the movie I have been curious about for years, is when Liv Tyler talks to the investors on the oil rig (about 4:00 in this reaction video). Is that even a language? It sounds part Mandarin and part Japanese. When I first heard it, Liv's sweet voice made the language sound so musical.
Lots of good humor in this movie! My favorite is when the General shows up at the rig & Harry thinks his friend set it up as a prank.
General Montgomery said, "I'm afraid I don't know Crazy Willie."
Those meteors at the start would be far, far more devastating than they show in the movie.
Okay, there are only so many ads I can stand and one every 30 seconds is way past my limit. I'll try to watch this again tomorrow.
I just wanna pet the doggos... of the bravest Homies I've ever known.
My favorite term for hitting something until it works is "Percussive Maintenance". A classic move.
I forgot how much I liked ths movie and the reasons why. Thank you for sharing your viewing experiences with us.
A couple songs in this movie are by Aerosmith. The lead singer is Steven Tyler, father to that elvish girl, Liv Tyler. Landing like a plane. Didn't you ever see the Space Shuttle? The movie version was just an amped up version, and that's how they landed.
And the Evil Knievel joke was kinda like you guys reacting to movies you've never seen. Knievel was a daredevil motorcyclist that made many famous jumps primarily in the 1970's. He was not in Star Wars.
This is John McClane from "Die Hard", and Bruce Wayne from "Batman" :D
And Kingpin from Daredevil. Who also fought Batman. :)
@@weepingscorpion8739 Other comic book movies: Bank manager from "the Dark Knight". Mobius M. Mobius from "Loki" series. Quentin Glass from "Punisher"(2004). Satan from Constantine :)
The training sequence and media walk-out scene are a reference to the film "The Right Stuff" (1983), not to be confused with the Disney+ series with the same name.
One of my favorite movies, and one of the only ones that can make my eyes water
It took the Homies long enough to discover "Armageddon" now you must watch "The Core".🥰
And Pearl Harbor
24:40 Chris Hadfield would be so proud of you lol
Is funny you know her as the elf from the rings while older people know her as the daugther of Steven Tyler (Aerosmith)... 🙂
Aerosmiths singer, who made the song is the father of Liv Tyler, witch she know late in live.
One of the worst-reviewed movies by critics that came out that year, and audiences everywhere loved it.
That's when you know it's good. ❤
36:06 "Have you ever heard of Evel Knievel?" "No, I never saw Star Wars."
FYI, the Russian here has misunderstood. Evel Kinevel was an American daredevil stunt performer who was famous in the 1960s and '70s for making (or attempting to make) long motorcycle jumps over various things.
29:45 A little more than a year later NASA lost a $125 million Mars orbiter. That was probably the biggest mistake in the history of NASA.
A movie that will blow your mind is (1997 The Game) starring Michael Douglas and Sean Penn
When the space station blew it was sort of a joke because the Soviet Union was notorious for using substandard and antiquated parts at that time. This was supposed to be Mir space lab but they chose not to name it. It wasn't designed to this kind of work so it failed. Lev laughably blamed it on "American cowboys" Lol!
This may have been said already but that overflight of jets at the end was doing what is called the missing man formation which is used to honor team members who die on a mission. The group flies up and just as they pass over one plane will peal away to show the lost comrade.
Liv Tyler is also the daughter Steve Tyler, lead singer of Aerosmith that sang the song for the movie.
Been a fan for months! Hello Homies! 👋
One thing I didn't understand in this movie was that wouldn't it be easier to teach astronauts how to mine? after all it takes months to be an astronaut and time is something they have less in this movie.
This doesn't have anything to do with anything, but when you said flying car, it made me think of "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang", which probably doesn't make any sense to you.
Ok, quick history lesson! It's a long story, but Disney was originally The Disney Brothers Studios. Walt Disney was basically the creative genius, and his brother Roy Disney Sr. was the business genius who told his brother, "You just tell me what you want to do, and I'll find a way to make it happen!" The success of the company was based on both of them, and this separation between the creative side, and the business side, run independent of each other. It was actually Roy Disney that made the decision to rename the company The Walt Disney Company, because he knew it sold better.
The company really struggled though during the 70s and early 80s after Walt Disney died, and then Roy Disney a handful of years after. A different guy, Michael Eisner, took leadership of the company in the mid 80s, and restored it to it's former glory, and then on to become the monster that Disney is now.
The point of me telling you that is that when I was a little kid in the 80s, and Disney didn't have a lot going on, we were fed recycled old Disney stuff from the 60s. A lot of old musicals like "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang", "Mary Poppins", "Bed Knobs and Broom Sticks", "Pete's Dragon", "Pippi Longstalking", "Doctor Doolittle". Old cartoon movies like "Robin Hood", "Peter Pan", "Alice in Wonderland".
It's probably all on Disney Plus. You guys should check some of it out!
Favourite line of the movie
“American parts…russian parts…ALL MADE IN TAIWAN!”
Grace is actress Liv Tyler daughter of lead singer Steven Tyler who is the singer of the band Aerosmith. 🙂
Been following you for a good while. Love your reactions to all the movies
yes Ellie the space shuttles really did land like planes for years
Awesome movie this one, legendary cast & a real emotional movie too
You should watch another Michael Bay's movie, The Rock (1996). Sean Connery and Nic Cage are in the movie!
Yeah, corny Hollywood for sure, but it does have some real and effective moments that basically save the movie. All the motions they hit pretty well, and the cast is first rate the whole way. You should try Pearl Harbor with Ben Affleck as well, along these lines (love story included). Loosely, and sometimes accurate portrayal of the start of World War II for America.
04:19 Michelle: "It's so beautiful". Haha, the most unexpected comment ever to a global killer asteroid. Thanks from Sweden and greatings from the "Miss Asteroid Beauty Contest".
this movie was a god damn masterpiece
55:19 You two singing to Aerosmith was the best part! 😁
Most of that "dust" during launch is water vapor. Especially with engines that use hydrogen for fuel. I wouldn't breathe it in, but it's not nearly as bad as it looks.
You should watch it with Ben Affleck's DVD commentary.
I promise, you won't regret it.
"Requesting permission to shake the hand of the daughter of the bravest ma..." sniff sniff, I can't... so good! 😭😭😭
The speech was pretty Epic! 👌
Да никогда не поверю что вы до этого не видели этот фильм)
Could never decide if I liked “Armageddon” or the “Core” more. Both great movies. I think the core was a bit more cheesy but still a pretty good film.
Fantastic movie, with a big cast, Steve Buscemi, was brilliant in this movie.
I got a lot of shit for loving this movie, but I'm with you, I love that mix of funny and touching. Great cast
The Russian Mir space station was still operational in 1998.
Another great emotional movie from Michael Bay ad with Ben Affleck is Pearl Harbor . Hope you can do make a reaction too
What's up, Harry? Did NASA find oil on Uranus, man? LOOOOOL
Arguably the most selfless death in cinema history. Harry sacrificing himself so his daughter can be with her love. Real men know there may be a time in their life when they have to lay down their own life for others.
RIP Michael Duncan Clark
This is a happy & sad movie
I KIND of like Deep Impact better, but this movie was AWESOME NONETHELESS!! TEARS!!😭
56:50
Glad y’all were able to react to this! One of my favorites! But we all know the part that gets everyone water eyes
You have make these movies better ...well done
poor michelle is going to go deaf sitting next to ellie
The words on the patch reflect the words of the first human artifact left on the moon...
A plaque, attached to the landing strut of the Apollo 11 Lunar Lander ("Eagle"):
Here men from the planet Earth first set foot upon the moon, July 1969 A.D. _We came in peace for all mankind_ .
If and when space aliens come to visit our world, this is almost certainly the first human thing they will encounter.
I am writing this to help out Michelle and Ellie and this video and this channel with the algorithm ✌️❤️😚☺️
Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.
Great movie and vídeo, tanks! Congrats from Brazil 🇧🇷👏👏👏👏!!!
"Armageddon" and "Deep Impact" came out the same year, with the same basic theme.
A lot of people think "Deep Impact" is a better movie because it's more somber and less cartoony.
But, as someone who grew up dystopian disaster movies from the 1970s, I say that "Deep Impact" is crap that belongs in the 1970s.
And the relative popularity of the two movies suggests to me that I'm not alone in that opinion.
_Deep Impact_ > _Armageddon_
Would you all be willing to do "Don't Look Up" if you haven't seen it yet?
Yes!😃I love this movie, thank you for this video reaction, girls👍🏻
You are correct, it should be called an asteroid quake.
To me, this movie will always take a back seat to _"Deep Impact"_ ... they piled inaccuracies on top of inaccuracies in this. It ruined it for me, watching them *running* where there is no gravity (which you need in order to run) and all the *fiery* explosions in space (there can be explosions, but they won't be fiery!) and some *seriously* stupid things with equipment ... and so on and so forth, with more that I could go into but won't, as people would be going glassy-eyed with it all! As it is, I'm going to get *totally* _flamed_ here, for 'ruining' a movie that some people put up there as being one of the Top 3 GOATs for Sci-Fi/Action movies. _"Deep Impact"_ had it's inaccuracies, but only *one* of them (un-like this movie!) produced an eye-roll 🙄 ... most were just nit-picky things.
The inter-personal drama was the best part of the movie - *very* well done! The 3-way drama between Bruce and Liv and what's-his-name was not only the best part of this movie, it edged-out the (very good!) inter-play in _"Deep Impact"_ with the mother-&-father-&-newscaster-daughter!
Name a syfy movie that is accurate? Because, that's what this is. Straight from the beginning, it's full of inaccuracies. Who would send a deep drilling crew into space. It's like "Star Wars". It's not supposed to be accurate, it's supposed to be entertaining
_Deep Impact_ > _Armageddon_
Wouldn't it be funny if Harry closes his eyes, pushes the button on the detonator, and unlocks the doors on his car in the space center parking lot? ;-)
34:30 I've missed Angry Ellie. :)
Michelle never cries
56:50
you guys need to invest in a surround sound system 🤣
What was with the sound?
The best sci fi movie at almost the end of the 90s
"We only got 4 minutes to save the world..."
Sing it,girls.
6:17 6:55
(Nov 23, 2023)
As often in Hollywood history, this film was released around the same time as another film on the same subject (''Deep Impact''). But ''Armageddon'' was more successful. ''Deep Impact'' is nevertheless worth watching. The actors are incredible and the film is just as poignant. Steven Spielberg was a producer, Robert Duvall is an experienced astronaut, Elijah Wood (Frodo) and Tea Leoni leads the film and Morgan Freeman, also known as the Voice of God, is the President.... now c'mon... The film is also directed by a woman, Mimi Leder, an even rarer feat at the time.
_Deep Impact_ > _Armageddon_
If it is possible for next month on December 7, for the Pearl Harbor remembrance day, try to watch the Pearl Harbor movie! That has Ben Affleck in it as well plus multiple other known names!
Yes, please I wana see them cry more than Private Ryan or Hacksaw Ridge! lol
they forgot the picture at the weding of gruber at the end cmon he also died the poor guy
Omg here we go
This made me tear a little
Bruce Wi,lis😢 Almost Always Sacrifices Himself❤
Tristan & Isolde is a good movie.