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Watch my favorite, most impact-full, or downright shocking movie clips and moments.
I don't provide any disturbing commentary, but I always add my thoughts and most times even (spoiler free) Full Movie Reviews into the description of each movie clip.Occasionally, I'll do slow-mo of some scenes, or "action only" cuts uninterrupted by the original "cut-ins" of "something else" happening at the same time in the original movie.
I'm looking forwards for your own Thoughts and Comments!
Just a head's up - This channel is mainly about action, shocking scenes and gore - my specialization.
Non-Profit Channel.
Fair Use.
I don't provide any disturbing commentary, but I always add my thoughts and most times even (spoiler free) Full Movie Reviews into the description of each movie clip.Occasionally, I'll do slow-mo of some scenes, or "action only" cuts uninterrupted by the original "cut-ins" of "something else" happening at the same time in the original movie.
I'm looking forwards for your own Thoughts and Comments!
Just a head's up - This channel is mainly about action, shocking scenes and gore - my specialization.
Non-Profit Channel.
Fair Use.
Tora! Tora! Tora! (1970) - Still the best Pearl Harbor Movie!
Tora! Tora! Tora! (1970) is an absolute gem of a movie!
I don't dare to call it a masterpiece just yet because of not exactly stellar actors' performances and the "old movie feel" that holds it a little bit back just short of that.
BUT, it is the best movie about Pearl Harbor attack yet, out of the 3 I have seen, and I have liked them all i must say.
My personal order:
1st Tora! Tora! Tora! (1970)
2nd Pearl Harbor (2001)
3rd Midway (2019) - which technically isn't about Pearl Harbour but since it does feature the attack, i count it.
So what makes it better than the rest? Well, have you watched the video?
Practical effects of course! A lot more than in Pearl Harbor (2001) and Midway (2019) was basically all CGI fest.
Cherry on top? It doesn't have any silly love story implemented in it. The movie understands that the focus should be on the "task", and not some romance in a war movie.
I can't get over of how well the combat scenes look for 1970s movie.
Today's "ambitious" movies have a lot more bigger budgets, but would never dare to attempt for practical effects of this scale. I mean, there are no real ships blown up in this movie unlike Pearl Harbor (2001); but at least the ships are the correct models and the explosions still look more like a real explosion instead of a mere burned out fuel fireball.
Also, nothing is rushed and the movie takes longer than the actual attack at 2.5 hours!
But if you take into account there is 1.5h long detailed prelude to the Japanese actions there as well, the actual attack takes about 1h less than the real one - that had 2 waves separated by 20min.
If you're interested into why it happened in the first place, and how, this would be the best movie to watch to get the best understanding of this event.
I don't dare to call it a masterpiece just yet because of not exactly stellar actors' performances and the "old movie feel" that holds it a little bit back just short of that.
BUT, it is the best movie about Pearl Harbor attack yet, out of the 3 I have seen, and I have liked them all i must say.
My personal order:
1st Tora! Tora! Tora! (1970)
2nd Pearl Harbor (2001)
3rd Midway (2019) - which technically isn't about Pearl Harbour but since it does feature the attack, i count it.
So what makes it better than the rest? Well, have you watched the video?
Practical effects of course! A lot more than in Pearl Harbor (2001) and Midway (2019) was basically all CGI fest.
Cherry on top? It doesn't have any silly love story implemented in it. The movie understands that the focus should be on the "task", and not some romance in a war movie.
I can't get over of how well the combat scenes look for 1970s movie.
Today's "ambitious" movies have a lot more bigger budgets, but would never dare to attempt for practical effects of this scale. I mean, there are no real ships blown up in this movie unlike Pearl Harbor (2001); but at least the ships are the correct models and the explosions still look more like a real explosion instead of a mere burned out fuel fireball.
Also, nothing is rushed and the movie takes longer than the actual attack at 2.5 hours!
But if you take into account there is 1.5h long detailed prelude to the Japanese actions there as well, the actual attack takes about 1h less than the real one - that had 2 waves separated by 20min.
If you're interested into why it happened in the first place, and how, this would be the best movie to watch to get the best understanding of this event.
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We Were Soldiers (2002) - BROKEN ARROW! (Scene)
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Mel Gibson has many great movies under his belt, but when it comes to the best movie he has ever appeared in, i think it was this one, just edging the Braveheart (1995) and The Patriot (2000). Actually, i take that back. This movie would be second only to The Patriot (that one is straight up a masterpiece), followed by Braveheart, so it's up there in top 3. When it comes to Vietnam Movies, it's...
Zatoichi (1989) - What was it like taking a stroll down 18th Century Japan as a blind masseur?
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The title's question is of course a joke, but he's blind, it is 18th Century Japan, and he is also masseur on top of being drunkard and gambler. His misfortune comes from also being a protector of the weak and for context, in this movie he found himself in a struggle between two Yakuza clans who didn't appreciate losing their members to his sword - thus the frequent assassinations attempts on h...
Saving Private Ryan (1998) - Omaha Beach Landing Scene (PiB edit)
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This is not my standard review as I normally do. I have already made special about this movie: czcams.com/video/n6fq_4X_GMQ/video.html And there, I explain in detail why I like it so much and I don't think that any movie can ever beat it as my best movie ever made, because I will never be a child to be "impressed" again. Same way that no horror movie will ever beat C.H.U.D (1984) as my best hor...
City of Life and Death (2009) - The worst atrocity ever committed?
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Original title: Nanjing! Nanjing! I wanted to post "review" of this movie for a long time now. Always on my mind on "to do list" but never actually got to it, yet. So here we are finally, Nanking/Nanjing 1937 - 1938, probably the biggest atrocity ever committed, and absolutely gripping movie from 2009 that portrayed what happened to (estimated by foreign observers) 200 000 - 300 000 of soldiers...
Battalion (2015) - When Men refused to fight, Women took their place in the Trenches of WW1
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I always like to share "good enough" movies that I think nobody really knows about, and Russian movies always fit the bill. This one is also Russian from 2015 about Women Battalion formed in 1917 after the Russian revolution overthrown the Monarchy, and the former Royal soldiers refused to continue fight the Germans any longer at the side of the newly formed provisional goverment. The provision...
When Trumpets Fade (1998) - GI's destroying German 88 Flak in Hertgen Forest (Scene)
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This movie is perfect example how timing matters, or how unlucky you can be due to your timing. The movie isn't bad and definitely watchable, but in a age of Saving Private Ryan (1998) and Thin Red Line (1998), it was doomed for failure. I think we can see clearly in this scene (my favorite of the movie btw) why. The actors are OK, the set is damn near perfect, same for costumes, effects are OK...
The Movie that I will never get to make.
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Today I will share something personal again. I have been neglecting this channel (and other smaller ones that I have) in 2023 for sure. The basic explanation of why would be this video - it took around 7 months to finish; for that, I'm sorry. But who am I kidding anyway? It's not like I don't realize that there is not a single person that would look forward to my next video. I don't do anything...
World War Z (2013) - Beginning of the Outbreak Scene
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I can't believe it has already been 10 years since this movie came out. No doubt one of the best in the zombie genre. For me personally, second only to Dawn of the Dead (2004) and sharing second place with Train to Busan (2016), third would be 28 Days Later (2002). My only complaint would be that the movie tried to do too much. The outbreak, followed by looking for the origins, and then solving...
Riddick (2013) - "Yeah, let's cut him loose" Scene
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I love the Riddick Universe. Starting with the Pitch Black (2000) that along with the Fast and Furious (2001) had put Vin Diesel on the Hollywood map, continuing with The Chronicles of Riddick in (2004) that didn't have any box office success - meaning we had to wait 9 more years to get another addition into the universe financed fully by Vin Diesel and the fans. Since (and you have guessed it)...
Great White Open Ocean (2022) - When the Shark from the "Jaws" is actually real
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This movie is a documentary, not your typical "Blair Witch Project" type of movie as the rest of the "Open Diving" movies out there. What I'm trying to emphasize is, this is no fake. Jimi Partington is a real person and this was a real encounter with a real shark that nearly cost him his life. As much as I appreciate that we get to see an incredible - cinematic like shots from multiple angles, ...
My Top 10 Favourite Villains in Movies (Part 1 - 25K subscriber Special)
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We all have our favourite Movies, and Heroes in them. But how often it is actually the Villain that made the movie great? In this video, I will give you my top 10 Villains that MADE the movie for me. [Or at lest the "last" 5 of my top 10 Villains - due to video length; to be continued in part 2] The greatest antagonists to the main hero of the story. TWO RULES: 1. The Villain has to be more int...
Sisu (2022) - "How many mines did we bury here?; All of them..." [Explosive Edition]
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The first time I heard of this movie is due to YTber "The Critical Drinker", else I might have missed it completely. (I don't think I need to introduce if you're on my channel, or do I?) Drinker's video: czcams.com/video/HfTyQs5ULtY/video.html Typically, "The Critical Drinker" is bashing shitty "progressive" movies that I enjoy seeing destroyed by his accurate commentary, but occasionally he do...
American History X (1998) - Edward Norton's Magnum Opus
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American History X (1998) - Edward Norton's Magnum Opus
Magic Mike Ultimate Edition - 4 LVLs of Seduction (Best of Channing Tatum)
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Magic Mike Ultimate Edition - 4 LVLs of Seduction (Best of Channing Tatum)
Dragon Eyes (2012) - Puto, you f*cking crazy?! (Scene) - Or how to Earn Respect on the Streets.
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Dragon Eyes (2012) - Puto, you f*cking crazy?! (Scene) - Or how to Earn Respect on the Streets.
Mortal Kombat (1995) - Scorpion VS Johnny Cage Scene
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Mortal Kombat (1995) - Scorpion VS Johnny Cage Scene
Ambush (2021) - Apache Attack Helicopter Combat Scene
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Ambush (2021) - Apache Attack Helicopter Combat Scene
Christine (1983) - When You Piss Off the Wrong Car. (Scene)
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Christine (1983) - When You Piss Off the Wrong Car. (Scene)
Resident Evil: Vendetta (2017) - Best Action Scenes in the History of Animated Movies
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Resident Evil: Vendetta (2017) - Best Action Scenes in the History of Animated Movies
The Evolution of 'All Quiet in the Western Front' Movie Adaptations (1930, 1979, 2022)
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The Evolution of 'All Quiet in the Western Front' Movie Adaptations (1930, 1979, 2022)
The Crow (1994) - The Movie that tragically ended life of Brandon Lee
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The Crow (1994) - The Movie that tragically ended life of Brandon Lee
Windtalkers (2002) - Nicolas Cage's War Raging on Saipan Scenes
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Windtalkers (2002) - Nicolas Cage's War Raging on Saipan Scenes
Macbeth (1971) - "Turn Hellhound, Turn!" Scene
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Macbeth (1971) - "Turn Hellhound, Turn!" Scene
PiBmovieclips Animated Movie (2005) - Last Stand Scene (10K Subscribers Milestone)
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PiBmovieclips Animated Movie (2005) - Last Stand Scene (10K Subscribers Milestone)
Scarface (1983) VS Léon: The Professional (1994) - What would Léon do if he met Scarface?
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Scarface (1983) VS Léon: The Professional (1994) - What would Léon do if he met Scarface?
Lancelot of the Lake (1974) - The best of.
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Lancelot of the Lake (1974) - The best of.
19th century , not 18th ! 😬
😢😮😭😭😭😭🥺🥺😦😧😭
Hancur semua mati semua
This used to be just a movie...: _"AI-controlled drone turns against its human operator"_ -- WION (2023-JUN-02): czcams.com/video/eDNjeTwGi5E/video.html Given what happened in the second simulation, one can assume the AI's memory was not wiped, so it remembered the operator stopping it, and (because of the retraining to not kill the operator) found an alternative that had the same effect while TECHNICALLY not violating the retrain.
3:54 DUDE THE FIRE TORNADO JUST GOT HIM!
This is all pure conjecture, but it is a fascinating topic. What was the first contact between Europeans and Indians (Native Americsns) like? Was it friendly? Was it hostile? There is probably a lot of literature on this I'm sure. The real villian was the diseases, the "Indians" had no resistance and they dropped like flies.
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What was the budget for this film 67000 Yen?🤣🤣🤣
Bro looks like a IPhone video and Catdboard
Scary movie
This is basically what Hamas did on October 7th, and for rather similar reasons.
追いかけまわされる時なんで「俺？」とかぬかしてあんなもたついてたんや？打てないタイミングがある的な？
Täyttä ripulia.
サムネ岸田首相に見える
田中星児のビューティフルサンデー。おはようセブンオーオーは大好きだったよね。
五木ひろし？ コロッケ？
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るろうに剣心の次くらいには成功してる感じよね こう、なんか無理してない感じというか…
Train from wuhan😮😢
One of the best Star Trek battles. I remember it from when the movie came out in 1996. I rented it on VHS.
I love how Mel Gibson is just walking and standing, knowing he has main character armor.
I think the real question is that was never revealed was that, Did their kids know what their parents do, and if so, did they participate.
This stupid movie caused a lot of idiots to go out there, chasing tornadoes, thinking they're in a movie and that nothing really serious is going to happen to them; only cool, adrenaline rush, dangerous but fun situations. Yeah right...
My question is how were they still alive after Forrest's ass whooping?
saya suka bagian terakhirnya ..pada akhirnya rasa hormat dan saling menghargai yang paling utama ..kerja bagus
Speed racer in hell
😢😢😢
I'm a simple man. I see Paul Giamatti. I click video.
that Might Guy alien looks hella crazy and amazing!
5:01 nice
Pop poll pop poll poll poll pop po👨👨👧👦:-( :-( :-( :-( :-(
They sure took their sweet time watching their friend get beat to death while they had the enemy completely outnumbered and overpowered. I also liked the parts where once they discovered they could actually do some damage to the thing, they immediately forget and act as though they're powerless or run away while their teammates just kind of stand around watching.
Aaaand it all pretty much went downhill from there.
WHAT EVEN IS THIS MOVIE???
Japanese weird genre😂
GANTZ
They made another called GantzO on Netflix.
manga better
Reminds me of my first visit to Manchester
Me when I’m a superhero: *STOPS THE METEOR* Everyone: *CHEER* Me again: Now to send you back too!
はよ助けたれよ
Happy 10th anniversary to this movie
And certain people think it was terrible that they nuked Japan and those people are what I call wrong.
УРА 1:53
No wonder they got defeated so fast. They only had one officer giving orders with multi pronged engagements. That's doomed to fail.
Piece of garbage
Happy to live in 2024
Yo i only seen the anime version but not this one where can i find this.
ラジカセで曲が流れてる時、ウゴウゴルーガを思い出したわ😂
San Francisco:Oh sh**** here we go again
Did he really cut the head of Macbeth's actor 😂
鬼頭仔個西！
Little confused on why they went all out on the italian but couldnt get people on the other-side to speak german
The real first contact was with the Spaniards and htat story happenned with a Spanish man as well