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Don't apologize for the crying! You were getting caught up in the emotions of the movie. Good movies to that with their audiences. You should see me at the end of ET. :-)

One of THE WWII movies. Hanks and Spielberg.. What a cocktail. First time watching it, I stood in my armchair shouting at the television... Those feelings running down your spine...

They still have a parade in NJ for John Basilone. I was going to link the website for it but there is a spoiler if I do. If interested just google John Basilone parade.

I watched all the Apollo missions. Thirteen's launch date missed my birthday by one day! As a sci-fi fan and being an engineer, space travel was a HUGE interest. You guys always do such interesting and fun to watch reactions. As we say in Texas; y'all be safe. Everyone!!!

You should watch: Minority Report with Tom Cruise. Ray - With Jamie Foxx, and The Mauritanian. But only after you guys watch the Movie: "Crash" with Matt Dillon.

I've seen this a bunch of times, and watched a lot of reactions. Toni, you're stressing me out right along with you, and I keep tearing up! ❤

The stuff that fell off the rocket when it launched was ice. Some of the coolant is extremely cold, it causes condensation that freezes. Depends on the temperature at launch as well. It was cold weather that caused the Challenger to explode. The o-rings That separated stages could crack allowing gas to pass through, the saddest part was that the astronauts were not killed in the explosion. They were killed when they hit the water. If we had an escape pod parachute apparatus we could have saved their lives. It wouldn't have worked with the other shuttle explosion, that was caused during re-entry.

The ultimate disaster movie. Old movie called "On The Beach". Gregory Peck played the lead role. Terrifying because it came so very very close to being real.

Love Toni her true caring shines through. Nice job guys

2012 is also a great disaster movie.

You wondered what was falling off at launch. It's frost. Liquid Hydrogen and liquid Oxygen are cold. Really cold. So the humidity in the air condenses on the rocket. Kind of like how your windows frost up while cooking Holiday dinner on a cold day. The frost falls off at launch,

8:20 "... they're courageous, but they gotta be fearful, right?" -Toni "There is no courage without fear." -Master Sergeant Farell, U.S. Army

I would recommend you watch the movie October Sky. It’s about a group of young boys who try building rockets while in high school. It’s a very good movie.

As an American who has lived in Sydney for 23 years now, y'all give me a yell and come down and set a spell

the difficulties & DANGER ( be afraid) YOU see in this FILM faced getting to the MOON are 1000 TIMES more going to Mars

NO ONE is going Mars for a VERY long time , probably 50-100 years there is NO reason to go there, nothing to PROFIT from, and NO REASON to spend the TRILLION dollars it would take !! NO person or country wants to pay for that!! You cant send a Small cramped ship like you do for a 5 day trip to the moon, YOU NEED A SPACIOUS SHIP for a LONG JOURNEY ! and Pack it FOOD AIR WATER, it will be BIG and COSTLY and DANGEROUS, you cant fix anything if it breaks, the mental & Physical TOLL will be HUGE AND THEN YOU HAVE TO GET BACK !!!!! it took 10 years to build the ISS and TONS of money its not going to happen and its shouldnt

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Hi guys that white stuff coming off of the rocket at launch was ice. Part of the fuel is liquid oxygen that makes ice form on the out side of the rocket booster. The weightless shots were filmed in a jet plane that go's up to a high altitude and then dives down. While the plane is diving it is zero gravity inside and the actors really were in weightlessness. The nickname for the plane was the vomit commit. The real Jim Lovell had a cameo in the movie he was the captain of the carrier shaking Tom Hanks hand at the end of the film. Jim Lovell's wife Marilyn was also in the film siting in the stands in front of the actress playing her part.👍🏻👍🏻

Although there's some "Hollywood" in the film, the main plot points ALL happened. Detai-l the Oddessy DID come down damn near on top of the USS Iwo Jima. The copters had to come back to towards the ship to get them. That's pin point landing! The controllers at NASA did not celebrate like in the film, they were cool and maintained. Excellent, suspensive film though! Also- Hanks shakes the captain's hand- THAT was Jim Lovell for real.

At 32:11...go onto Google and look at the actual real photos that those men took of the service module the damage was so extreme....was amazing that they survived.. Fun fact at 38:42 the navy man in the white uniform that salutes tom hanks is the real jim lovell

First Man, The Right Stuff, Astronaut Wives Club

I always thought it was called “my girl” because the mother is watching her daughter through all of these experiences when I was a kid.

"Why does it have to go to the other side" if you flew straight at the earth you'd need to do a major retrograde burn as you were approaching the earth to avoid being destroyed by reentry friction. The reentry angle is instead kept shallow so that you enter the atmosphere gradually and let it slow the vehicle down but not so quickly that it overwhelms the capacity of the heat shield. This is also what they're referring to when they say 'too steep and you burn up, too shallow and you skip off'. If the reentry angle is too shallow the vehicle won't slow down enough and will instead go back out into space on a sub-orbital trajectory to crash into the planet on the next pass.

Parents do need to adjust to the possibility of stress so that when it does come it does not undo you. My kids are all grown and doing well but I still react to movies like this in a similar manner to Toni's reactions.

Three episodes in, and I'm very much enjoying these reactions! David, I don't know much about chess outside of my own experience, and I've probably played less than 50 games in my life, as I've never found a regular chess partner. That said, I remember when I went from seeing which pieces could move where (and losing) to seeing the board and anticipating my opponent (and winning). I remember beating players I thought were above my class (players who had previously beaten me) and developing strategies (mostly openings) that would last me for years. The high point of my chess-playing career: I played two players consecutively who were clearly better than I was, and ended up stalemating them both. As I recall it, everyone in the room was astonished: two consecutive stalemates -- what are the odds?

Answer: the stuff falling off of the spacecraft at launch is ice. The fuels for the rocket are kept at cryogenic temperatures to keeo them in a liquid form. This allows for a LOT more fuel to be stored. As the fuel vessels equalize, it causes ice to build up and then fall off at launch.

Jim Lovell (age 96) and Fred Haise (90) are still alive. Ken Mattingly died Oct. 31, 2023 at age 87. In a very dangerous profession, NASA did a great job of selecting fine physical specimens. The number of astronauts who lived into their late 80s and 90s is incredible (check it out).

Slapstick comedy with cars hilarious

I love this cartoon. Tolkien wrote the Hobbit before LOTR, then had to revise the Hobbit (ergo why some people get confused) Then to add to that the LOTR films came out before the Hobbit ones XD And man I wish I still had my old record, but my dumb brother ruined it. "What's the difference between Hobbits and Dwarves?" "I dunno" oh buddy... XD You definitely aren't a Fantasy buff. XD

It only gets more intense as you progress, hope your ready for it

Mexico is a 3rd world country, and Canada is not.

I really like you guys and I know you don't want to get sued or banned, but with the watermark and the filtered audio, this is painfully unwatchable.

Unwatchable with the logo on the screen,..

Love your channel but I couldn't enjoy this one with the logo blocking the screen.

Coach Devine (former Breen Bay Packers coach) was actually very supportive of Rudy and instrumental in him coming back to the team. The Rudy chant never happened and it was Devine's plan t play Rudy. The whole team didn't leave their jerseys. It was only the captain and another player, and it was to ask for Rudy to dress. He played 3 total plays and registered a sack. The players really carried him off, but another player was carried off in 95. A few years after this came out. The coaches were all really supportive of him. Also, Joe Montana was on the team at this time but was injured for the season and sat on the sidelines. Montana's absence on the roster do to injury actually led to the open space for Rudy. Montana called the carry off as a prank, but I think he was just sorta jealous of the attention at the time.

Another true story that is a tear jerker and I found high stress was “The Impossible.” It does a good job of showing not just a natural disaster but the chaos, horror, and struggles afterwards.

36:22 no disrespect but is there a movie where your wife does not get emotional and cry over

35:10 yes it's a ball of fire because they're falling at 300 miles 5 to 6 miles above the Earth which causes fire because they're falling so quickly

33:11 does she not know her American history even if it's space or she could just Google it

The Man that plays Gene Cranz at Mission Control You said he's the guy who wanted to throw Maverick out? That's Ed Harris. If you watch the Space Movie from 1984 "The Right Stuff" about America's first Seven astronauts, That same Ed Harris plays Astronaut John Glenn. He actually looked like John Glenn. It's a good movie.

Damn she legit cries over every movie 😂😂 im not hating Im sure she’s a very nice woman but holy water works lol

When the Saturn 5 launched, what you saw coming off was ice. Part of the fuel was liquid oxygen. which needs to be kept cold.

FYI: Talia Shire is Francis Ford Coppola’s sister. Also the actor who played Luca Brasi was an actual mobster, and put in the movie as a favor to Joe Columbo the NY mob boss.

That last for 3 to 4 minutes of the blackout, that was nerve racking, but reminds me of the Space Shuttle Columbia disaster, same thing happened but unfortunately for them, 4 minutes went by, then 10, then 15, then 20 minutes and no response, till they got a call from witness reports, they saw it disintegrate. So terrifying and tragic so sad.

16:51 yeah they are clearly really bored had nothing better else to do play save three lives in a spaceship so they bust out some math just for the hell of it

Thanks for putting this back up for us to enjoy again, and again.

Better not have her watch 'Godzilla G-1' because she won't make it.

Part 2 is great. Part 3 is bad but I still enjoyed it.

Need to react to "Hidden Figures"...please! Great movie!

When watching a movie and someone asks "What's going to happen?", my standard answer is "They time-travel and end up on the sloping deck of the Titanic".