Yes, and ironically Einstein was a Socialist / Communist, he wrote an article "Why Socialism". Though that makes sense, since the USSR couldn't care less about Socialism and was as a disguise of the Russian Empire (which invaded the whole eastern Europe with its army installing "communist" regimes - puppets of Russia).
This has King Kong energy. Top tier actors combined with a goofy as hell plot LMAO. I still can't believe how they convinced all these Emmy and Oscar winners to act in a game that, without context, looks like an adult film intro LMAO.
It was nice that they hired so many people. I feel they should have put that money into making their game good to anyone but the die hard fans. Red alert sucked. I mean Tim curry is the only thing most people remember about this game... We will go to the one place capitalism has not reached... SPACE! hes amazing
It still blows my mind that humanity was blessed with a scene featuring not only Peter Stormare, but George Takai and Tim Curry! We may never get another perfect storm of awesomeness like this ever again.
I love this era of EA. For those of you who don't know EA's Ceo from 2007-2013 was a John Riccitiello who previously work as the director at Häagen-Dazs. Yes the Ice cream company. He was just spending EA's money left and right. He paid for a Dante's Inferno animated movie , Dead space movie , mass effect movie, Dead space novels, comic books , even Battlefield got tie in novels for some reason. Sure it wasn't good but I would rather have this EA back rather then what came after.
Tim Curry looks like he was having so much fun in this. Hell even when he rolled his eyes when they mentioned not having nukes he makes it look like "Aww... #### that's right... No nukes. Dammit."
Imagine what if Soviets fought Nod brotherhood instead: Moskvin: “We’re under attack!” Dasha: “By who?!” (A bald guy suddenly appeared on the TV) Kane: “If I’m cut, do I not bleed.”
Thing is Red Alert 1 Allied Victory Leads into the Regular C&C Timline. But that's if Kane Exists and is with the Soviets. If Kane does not exist then the Allied Victory leads into Red Alert 2.
That got me thinking. Kane was advising Stalin in RA1. Surely he was "somewhere" during RA2 and ofcourse had to be somewhere during Ra3, got no idea when RA3 takes place, lets say its a decade before 1995. I guess Kane was busy building the Brotherhood. :)
Naturally only he could do it. If it was someone else theyd be like, why didnt they hire an actual russian. Its why Acting should never be "politically correct" He could do anything imo on screen and I would never have anything bad to say about him. Even muppet Treasure island was great, though i still cant watch Rocky horror picture show, I still say he was the best person they could have gotten.
@@WillyShep1966 Curry said they were in 1927. Einstein went back to kill Hitler in '24. Let's just assume that Einstein made a new timeline, and therefore what he did is the new baseline and Hitler was already dead by then... Maybe... yknow I probably better not think too much about it. Time travel always gives me headaches. XD
Tim Curry is a legend. So sad he's had so many health problems in these last few years. Really wish he had gotten some sort of cameo in the new It movies. He was cheated.
You're making it sound like the Russians are most powerful but the time has been altered and now they take place of the Russians are you dumb? The U.S. is the most powerful.
If you hadn't yet then you should check out command and conquer generals as well as the zero hour dlc it's literally like what you are saying except the Japanese is replaced with china
So glad this was recommended to me. I still play this game to date. Such a great RtS game and the cut scenes were so over the top and funny with an awesome cast 👌
@@HufflepuffBaseball42313 oh great, now I need a Time Machine and a High School Sweetheart Love Potion. guess I better get started…longest journey starts with one step and all that.
As a 16 year old kid i loved playing this, but i was later dissapointed, because only 6 misions has each campaign, boring story, having a co-op player beside you. Red alert 2 and Yuri's revenge will forever be best part of the series.
"We don't even know if it works!" "If what works?" "My ... my tie machine! It makes ties. Beautiful, beautiful ties. Neckties, bowties, Mississippi string ties, cravats, and so much more!"
"YOU WERE SUPPOSED TO MAKE A *TIME* MACHINE! T-I-M-E! FOR TRAVELING THROUGH TIME!" "Oh. Oooooooohhhhhh... that would have made much more sense, I did always wonder."
Einstein is NOT responsible for the US technological superiority over the USSR. He was an important figure in the Manhattan Project, but that only resulted in Nuclear weapons and reactors. Einstein had very little to do with advances in mechanical engineering, material science, aviation, any other field not related to nuclear research. The most prominent weapon other than the atomic bomb he had direct influence on would be the nuclear powered super-carrier, which could be be powered by traditional diesel engines.
Einstein had nothing to do with the Manhattan Project itself, let alone the overall Atomic Bomb Project (which is far more than the "Manhattan Project"). Even for those professionals who know Einstein's role in Physics and the Atomic Bomb specifically is exaggerated, they overstate Einstein's ability to lobby Roosevelt (he was hardly the only one, and probably not a pivotal voice in FDR's decision-making). And in terms of the actual "Scientific" and "Engineering" development of the Atomic Bomb itself, Einstein is absolutely irrelevant. Even if you assume that Einstein had a hand in convincing Roosevelt to more heavily fund a major Atomic Bomb Project (who's foundation already existed in the USA), it's obviously Roosevelt who is the pivotal decision maker of the Atomic Bomb, not Einstein. Many people today seem unaware of the actual Projects and Developments of the overall Atomic Bomb Project, which also included the Uranium processing, the development of Electronics and Detonators, Computer programming and analysis, aeronautical design and the B-29, etc, - the origins and developments of these all PREDATE the "Manhattan District", which then became the "Manhattan Project". People like Colonel James Marshall, Vannevar Bush, James Conant, etc, were FAR more important to the overall Atomic Bomb Project than Einstein ever was. If you want the most important "Scientist" in the entire Bomb Project or "Manhattan Project"? That would obviously be Enrico Fermi (More on him later, since people are confused about the "Science" part). If you want to know the most important Man in the Research and Development of the entire Bomb Project - the Project Manager who knew the most of anything about everything (from Uranium processing, to B-29 aircraft manufacture and delivery to detonation at Los Alamos, right down to the construction of plumbing and waterworks for concentrations of tens of thousands of engineers, technicians, workers, administrators, etc)? That would obviously be General Leslie Groves (too many ignorami don't know what it takes to create, expand, and maintain a large Engineering Project, let alone appreciate the enormity of being the Project Manager of anything like the Atomic Bomb Project). If you want to know the most important Man responsible for the overall Bomb Project? I would have to say (in spite of myself), Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Remember: the development of the Atomic Bomb Project, in the larger scheme of things, has everything to do with the standardization of measurements and instrumentation revolution in the USA that are the basis of its Material Engineering - it is the basis for any advances in Physics (applied, practical or theoretical) - because ultimately, new developments are based on new methods of experimentation and observation, creating tighter tolerances and new techniques of discriminating between "State A" from "State B". The advances that led to the Atomic Bomb began in the 1920s, but ALSO led to everything from silicon purification of 99.999 wt% (which gave birth to the Information Age which arguably began in the 1930s and made America the World Leader of Semiconductors and Electronics) to the Systems and Control Engineering revolution of Naval Weapons Research (Mk 33 to Mk 38, the first modern Robots, the advent of which is ultimately about Signals Processing and Stability Analysis), right up to the components for Fermi's detonators in developing the atomic bombs (as well as Bridge detonators in terms of the symmetric shockwave formation in the implosion device). The PHENOMENON that is now attributed to "Fission", was OBSERVED long before Otto Hahn's experiments. It's just that people didn't "agree" on the THEORY of why it was happening (there were many theories, including Fermi's who arguably accomplished "Fission" BEFORE Hahn, Hahn's theory of "Fission" was only one of the POST HOC EXPLANATIONS for it). But here's the key point most people don't seem to understand: The THEORY did NOT matter. Whether you used the Hahn's Fission theory or Fermi's Slow-Neutron theory (they're actually considered both right in their regard), it's like arguing the difference between Electricity's Hole-Current theory and the contrarian Electron-Current Theory: if you're building an electrical circuit, BOTH WORK - the explanatory theory is NOT the important part in this application, ONLY the PRACTICAL CONCLUSIONS, which results in follow-on experiments and practical engineering results. And Fermi's experiments and advancements in Atomic Bomb making were UNAFFECTED by Einstein or even Hahn's hypothesis (arguably, they only muddied the waters). One thing is indisputable: Fermi would have successfully built the Atomic Bomb regardless of Einstein's and Hahn's Theories (unlike so many "Physicists", Fermi was principally an ENGINEER, and therefore an "Experimental Physicist" of the hard sciences). The main problem of the atomic bomb was to make this natural phenomenon into more than just a "lab experiment under tightly controlled conditions", and instead make it into a "Deliverable Weapon" which could be deployed in the Real-World's most unforgiving environment and uncontrolled conditions - War. Read that last sentence, because that is one of the KEYS to understanding the "Atomic Bomb Project", of which the "Manhattan Project" is actually only a very small piece (and arguably, NOT the most important piece). Fermi's experiments literally overturned and "rewrote" many of the theories, calculations, underlying assumptions, etc, of the rest of the Manhattan Project's theoretical "scientists" - For example, Bethe didn't predict or calculate the Atomic Bomb's critical mass and yield. Fermi conducted the reactor experiments and got the authoritative results FIRST - and THEN with Fermi's reactor experimental "Answers" in Bethe's hand, Bethe simply RE-wrote his formulae around Fermi's given "Answers" AFTERWARDS (it's ridiculous how some people think Scientific endeavors should work the other way around, in reverse). This is how Physics SHOULD be: observed measurements and experiments DICTATE theoretical Physics, NOT the other way around. (doing it the other way around leads to the Fraud that is the current "Pandemic", "Peak Oil", "Global Cooling-Warming-Climate Change", etc, frauds we're up to our necks in right now). Again, Fermi was less interested in the "theory" used to POST HOC explain the results of his experiments - Fermi had his OWN theoretical framework, and they were driving him in the RIGHT direction, whereas others were all over the place because they were not "grounded" in practical engineering; they couldn't even understand how a simple ammeter was built, and how that effected measurements in controlled laboratory conditions, let alone uncontrolled real-world conditions, etc. Reiterating the more generally-understood example: if you use Hole-Current theory to design and build an electrical circuit, you'll succeed just as well as someone using the "contrarian" Electron-Current Theory in designing and building the same or similar electrical circuit. Fermi was, by far, the most important "Physicist" in the entire Bomb Project (An Engineering and Experimental professional, not a Theoretician)... ...but with that said, America would have succeeded in building the Atomic Bomb even without Fermi (and built it long before anybody else). To put it simply, for instance, America had plenty of Physicists who were interested in trying to build nuclear reactors - Fermi was simply chosen as the head of a VERY large pack. If not Fermi, America could have turned to his co-Engineer/Physicist partner Lawrence, for example. Make no mistake, Fermi was one of the ideal choices and likely expedited the Atomic Bomb's development by months. And it must be considered that more important than his engineering and scientific competency, was his independent personality, gravitas, and integrity within the Project, something that gets lost when people look historically is that they forget the practical dynamics of a team environment - Strength of Personality matters. But even Fermi could never do it alone; the Bomb Project was impossible even if he and thousands of American workers and scientists were magically transported to Germany, which at the time was the second-most advanced and capable civilization of the era. What was required of the Manhattan Project alone was tens of thousands (in the grand scheme of things, actually hundreds of thousands) of trained technicians, machinists, electricians, sewage workers, chemists, electrical engineers, etc, - of which Fermi de facto was already some of these, but not nearly the ONLY one required, because there are ALL KINDS of subsets of electrical engineers, technicians, machinists, etc, required....all of it having been developed and trained to high enough standards LONG BEFORE 1939... So there it is: America would have eventually gotten the Bomb - though possibly not in time to prevent the American Invasion of Japan without some key players like Fermi or Groves (except their seconds, thirds, and whatnot were also capable even if not as highly ranked or recognized). It is STILL a certainty that America would have gotten the Bomb first...and nobody else would be close until they got the "Answers" from America itself. Because whoever wanted to build nuclear reactors - to say nothing about a deliverable nuclear weapon and platform like the B-29 (They needed a pressurized cabin to protect the bomb's components and delivery for as long as possible, cork and air insulation could provide optimal conditions for only so long) - needed an ENORMOUS and ADVANCED industrial base to make it happen.
Looks like Cherdenko turned Japan into Far East's Outer Heaven. (I must admit that I made a bad reference to Metal Gear series, created by Hideo Kojima.)
Made back when celebrity actors weren't so bloody full of themselves to participate in fun projects. RIP likeable actors who appreciated the audience that supported what they became.
I always considered Red Alert 3 a big "What if scenario." The true ending to the Red Alert universe was Red Alert 2 Yuri's Revenge. After playing Red Alert 1 and both Red Alert 2 and Yuri's Revenge. It never made much sense that Yuri's time machine was there. Yuri actually created the time machine shown on Red Alert 3 and Yuri had already been tricked and was killed inside his time machine. That's why I personally, think that Red Alert 3 is just one big what if and that the true ending was Yuri's Revenge.
That is basically the plot of all the RA games. Someone (usually the russians) does some time travel shenanigans and ends up creating a split off itmeline.
I can understand why Russia has a problem with the west especially the US. Every movie the US makes about Russia is always negative and Russia always plays the villain.
Full Movie - czcams.com/video/RavfQ3ppwwQ/video.html
The ending was perfect!
Very good thumbnail you can see the ww2 German symbol in the elevator
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Okay, i did not expect that Bell delphine pic in the end.
Truly a nightmare the soviets have created
@Dan The Onion Lad _"Space!"_ - ahegao Tim Curry
This is totally shit. But in a funny way. I'm watching comrade soviet charlie chaplin travelling back to the future to fock his own mother russia! 🤣
I admit that image is going to haunt my nightmares.
Is that indorapter in your pfp?
@@harshjain3122 Yes
Tim Curry having too much fun in this game's cutscenes was hilarious all the way through
Tim Curry is amazing!
@@notahamster333 Tim Curry only ever plays himself. :D
i feel bad for him hes disable now
Hey TIM CURRY HAS ALSO PLAYED 'IT' Kiss me Fat Boy
I think Tim Curry is the communist we’ve been looking for
Love how they depict Einstein 60 years old in 1927.
*whoosh* how on earth did I not see that? lmao.
He was born looking like that.
yea...that's funny as he would have already published his theories...
Yes, and ironically Einstein was a Socialist / Communist, he wrote an article "Why Socialism".
Though that makes sense, since the USSR couldn't care less about Socialism and was as a disguise of the Russian Empire (which invaded the whole eastern Europe with its army installing "communist" regimes - puppets of Russia).
He returned by time before that's the second time travel in the alternate timline
1:54 - I love how the scientist goes from 'no' to 'all right' in a split second. He's just accepted his fate.
I mean it was clear he'd be shot if he didn't.
He's a Soviet scientist he knows better than to argue.
Gulag for you and family!
Like he had a choice in that situation.
He has to follow orders.
Tim Curry, Peter Stormare, and a cameo by George Takei. All in a greenscreen video game cut scene. What a gem.
Not just a cameo, in the Empire campaign he's the guy giving you orders the whole time. He makes a very natural Emperor.
So it IS George Takei!!
@Simulation algorithm You think I down already own several Cinco Boys? It's cheaper than renting child clowns.
Live action cut scenes at their peak. Anyone else remember the AWESOMENESS that was Dark Forces II Jedi Knight?
Also JK Simmons. He's also in this game.
“No nukes means giant anime mechs”- Alternate History Hub
No nukes mean japan can invent cat girls
@@quarangaming6621 yay catgirls.
That actually is very interest alternate reality thought...idea...
No nukes means no cultural shift caused by the nukes and the aftermath, so no anime
Kudos for the Kishin Corps reference. But don't they need aliens for that?
This has King Kong energy. Top tier actors combined with a goofy as hell plot LMAO.
I still can't believe how they convinced all these Emmy and Oscar winners to act in a game that, without context, looks like an adult film intro LMAO.
And some pretty shoddy accents... lol... it's odd seeing relatively modern quality with the same goofiness of game cutscene of the 90s.
@@andyjacobs7010 that's what makes it so good
It has King Kong energy, and Frank N. Furter as Fay Wray
It was so bad that it was great
It was nice that they hired so many people. I feel they should have put that money into making their game good to anyone but the die hard fans. Red alert sucked. I mean Tim curry is the only thing most people remember about this game...
We will go to the one place capitalism has not reached... SPACE! hes amazing
"Who knows what else we have created"
*Bell Delphine*
Truly terrifying
Space time anti simpcontinuum
Ikr xdxd
Since Japan was victorious in this timeline, probably Hololive.
Oh no what have they done. 5:22 - 5:30😦😦😦😦😧😧😧😧😨😨😨😨😨.
@@M4A1BestGirl Lmao true
You know a game’s cut scenes are over the top when Tim Curry provides the most grounded performance.
It still blows my mind that humanity was blessed with a scene featuring not only Peter Stormare, but George Takai and Tim Curry! We may never get another perfect storm of awesomeness like this ever again.
I had no idea they were all in it until I purchased the game (was always a Red Alert fan) and I laughed the whole way through. Epic performances!
Andrew Divoff gets no love.
And JK Simmons.
You gotta see the full cast: J.K. Simmons, Kelly Hu, Andrew Divoff, Jonathan Price, David Hasselhoff , Gina Carano, Steve Blum, Nolan North...
@@MithranArkanere Oh yes, the full cast is impressive, but I'm referring to this one scene, not the game as a whole.
I’m kind of impressed that the Soviets managed to build a functioning time machine in only a year
Me too though its possible that the project was started before he was put in charge
Given Allied chrono technology has been a staple in at least RA2 It’s possible they modified it.
With plenty of vodka anything is possible.
God always saves Russia because Russia is its favorite land of the world. :)
@@Itlazgasey Not if Sergey Taboritsky takes power.
Red Alert plot seems to love the use of time machines
Its the origin, base and main topic of the series
It's literally the first cutscene and central concept of every game dude lol
Except mental Omega. Time machine, what time machine?
@@medianxx4687 omega isn't official dlc, it's a mod
Everybody loves time machines!
I love this era of EA. For those of you who don't know EA's Ceo from 2007-2013 was a John Riccitiello who previously work as the director at Häagen-Dazs. Yes the Ice cream company. He was just spending EA's money left and right. He paid for a Dante's Inferno animated movie , Dead space movie , mass effect movie, Dead space novels, comic books , even Battlefield got tie in novels for some reason. Sure it wasn't good but I would rather have this EA back rather then what came after.
It was their last golden age
What an absolute madman.
and now he's running Unity into the ground
Riccitiello also was a pioneer of microtransactions.
@@Rikalonius That actually explains a lot
"We mustn't do anything to disrupt space time continuum"
**kills einstein**
What a wonderful time this was. Seeing all these actors goofing around to create this masterpiece!
The fact that they don't take themselves too seriously just adds to the majesty of these scenes.
" As Vladimir would say you can only die once make sure it is worth it " - Dima
I only remember one dima and it's from battlefield 3 and 4
@@mrzrrixgaming2738 it is from the 3rd Battlefield
@@chtoyasdelal3714 it's from battlefield 3 and 4 search for it when recker got to Chinese person dima talks to him
@@mrzrrixgaming2738 the quote is from the 3rd battlefield, and Dima is from the 4rth and 3rd
@@mrzrrixgaming2738 Recker or Blackburn?
The quote is starting to sound familiar in my head. Indeed I believe I have heard it in 3.
Tim Curry looks like he was having so much fun in this. Hell even when he rolled his eyes when they mentioned not having nukes he makes it look like "Aww... #### that's right... No nukes. Dammit."
Yeah every cutscenes he's in it looks like he's on the verge of cracking up. It's great.
right? its weirdly wholesome seeing a famous actor play a not-so-serious role.
He's look like trying so hard holding his laugh 🤣
@@gr1mmy954 there are some behind the scene bloopers videos.
The wackiest CnC ever, so nostalgic.
Based name
Is that company of heroes 1 ?, the king tiger is so good, but i cry after losing it
And it got excellent actors
Cnc original - Einstein did this to Hitler
Cnc 3 - Cherdenka doing the same shit to Einstein 😂
@@calenoyatusabe You can't go wrong with Tim Curry!
Imagine what if Soviets fought Nod brotherhood instead:
Moskvin: “We’re under attack!”
Dasha: “By who?!”
(A bald guy suddenly appeared on the TV)
Kane: “If I’m cut, do I not bleed.”
What if yuri vs kane 😊
Thing is Red Alert 1 Allied Victory Leads into the Regular C&C Timline. But that's if Kane Exists and is with the Soviets. If Kane does not exist then the Allied Victory leads into Red Alert 2.
That got me thinking. Kane was advising Stalin in RA1. Surely he was "somewhere" during RA2 and ofcourse had to be somewhere during Ra3, got no idea when RA3 takes place, lets say its a decade before 1995. I guess Kane was busy building the Brotherhood. :)
Red Alert 1's Soviet Ending is said to be the start for the Tiberium Universe
@@Bluesonofman uh no, ra1's soviet victory leads to tiberium universe.
How did they get these top tier actors for something so ridiculous?
I know 😂, so many stars in this otherwise garbage lol
It's EA tho...
So this is where those "Pay to win" money is used😂😂
They paid top-tier actors rather than improve the game quality...
They're not top tier plus it's not ridiculous at all
Have you heard the awesome power of the Almighty Dollar?
This game’s cutscenes has a better cast than most movies.
Tim Curry and Andrew Divoff are so funny in this. Divoff played so many roles over the years and it’s great to see him again.
Nikita Dragovich in BO1
Tim Curry looks so proud of himself in the thumbnail:
“Shouldn’t we tell him killing off Einstein is a bad idea?”
“Nyet, let him have his moment.”
Well, Einstein kills Hitler with a time machine first. It's like karma for him.
The Japanese Empire becomes stronger without Nukes
You know there is a DDay invasion of Japan planned if US didn't use nukes.
@@makemap this timeline ww2 not happen
so no hentai?
@@anandito6286 thank the gods
Exactly. However it could be a fixed point in time so someone else may make the discovery.
This is literally just footage of regular modern day Russia
Lmao
Lmao no
You wish. All these so called communists have been quick to change sides.
nah
What a tosser comment lol
A surprise, to be sure, but a welcome one.
Uwu
NO
I remember having a huge smile on my face the entire time I played this game. The camp was so good.
The camp?
The look on Tim Curry's face when she calls him Premier is priceless
You know it's alt-history, when Soviet elevator is decorated with swastikas.
Under attack by Commie Nazis
Hitler's Wehrmacht came *that close* to taking Moscow.
Swastikas on Kremlin? We'll never know.
My brain picks up on particular patterns, I noticed that straight away.
Nazbol USSR
@@missk1697 Fucking Nazbolz :D
That's why never mess with timeline.
Our fate is already decided. You can't change it by going back in past
or else Bell Delphine will come after us.
Ok i will keep that in mind...-proceeds to turn off the time machine in my basement-
@@yerr234 😂
Ah, but what if your current future is just the result of a botched time travel event?
@@Myuutsuu85 real shit.
But I shall allow it.
Only Tim Curry would do a role like this. We must protect this legend at all costs.
Naturally only he could do it. If it was someone else theyd be like, why didnt they hire an actual russian. Its why Acting should never be "politically correct"
He could do anything imo on screen and I would never have anything bad to say about him. Even muppet Treasure island was great, though i still cant watch Rocky horror picture show, I still say he was the best person they could have gotten.
@@ravinraven6913why didn’t they get an actual gay cross dressing Transylvanian? Instead, they got Tim Curry.
@UncleMikeNJ i mean all those years of hamming it up is bound to put on some pounds...
the early 2000's green screening is about of the same quality CZcamsrs do in their bedroom now and its awesome.
Sooo, without Einstein, how do you get a time machine to kill Einstein. Sounds like a time paradox
Well we have einstein kill hitler without a paradox so who care
@@nt249-hoa-ong9 yep. RA storyline created single handle by einsten
But wouldn't that mean that hitler would still exist?
@@WillyShep1966 Curry said they were in 1927. Einstein went back to kill Hitler in '24. Let's just assume that Einstein made a new timeline, and therefore what he did is the new baseline and Hitler was already dead by then... Maybe... yknow I probably better not think too much about it. Time travel always gives me headaches. XD
@@AmandaFessler Yeah but einstein did that 1946, he went back in time from '46 to '24.
*I'm escaping to the one place that hasn't been corrupted by Capitalism. S P A C E !*
TIM CURRY TAKE ME WITH YOUUU
Won't even take a day before Capitalism reaches space.
Take the rest of the commies to space too
tankies play RA? Kek
@@dhlhthriwdhskissos9606 Bezos and Musk already doing that
can elon musk join?
The george takei cameo almost made me spit out my drink 😂
its not a cameo if he's a main role ;)
@@AFGuidesHD well he's usually a exclusively vo
Ohh myyyy.... XD
In the alternate timeline, Star Trek never happened so he returned to Japan and became Shogun? Help me here.
@@joeschembrie9450 Or, Emperor. That was a ballsy twist, the classic "be careful what you'd change in the past" thing.
Emperor George Takei ie Oh-Mai
MAY GOD HAVE MERCY ON OUR SOULS
Tim Curry is a legend. So sad he's had so many health problems in these last few years. Really wish he had gotten some sort of cameo in the new It movies. He was cheated.
That Belle Delphine jumpscare is far scarier than most horror games...
Ah, Time Travel.
The perfect solution to all continuity problems and shitty sequels and reboots.
Command and conquer red alert 1 started with time travel
@@AquaFan1998 and the plot of ra2 is literally time travel before Yuri fuck us up
and this timeline someone obvisouly time traveled. How else would we have got Tiberium twilight. Truly this is the darkest timeline.
No, parrelel universe is.
Better than Chris Chibnal Era Doctor Who,
but worse than Jay Exci's Fan-Parody of said thing.
Improveworthy, overall.
Im surprised after you playing Battlefield, Cod etc.
Its nice to see you playing CnC again
The most unbelievable part of this story wasn't the time travel; it was the idea that killing Einstein would somehow let the USSR win.
The most believable part? A British actor in charge of USSR.
Red Alert 4 : Rise of TALIBAN
In this timeline, Taliban just retrieve Japan advanced tech during Japan invasion in Afghanistan
You mean GLA?
They belong to GLA
GLA
You're making it sound like the Russians are most powerful but the time has been altered and now they take place of the Russians are you dumb? The U.S. is the most powerful.
If you hadn't yet then you should check out command and conquer generals as well as the zero hour dlc it's literally like what you are saying except the Japanese is replaced with china
So glad this was recommended to me. I still play this game to date. Such a great RtS game and the cut scenes were so over the top and funny with an awesome cast 👌
I loved this when I was a kid, even tho I had no clue what any of the words being spoken meant. It felt like something so serious.
5:28 Bell Delphine starts a revolution in the USA. She led her army through the entire East Coast, but cracks are showing in her army
Those cracks are STDs
To be fair, if *I* had a time machine, I'd use it for a lot more frivilious things than saving my country from WWIII by killing Einstein...
"If I try enough timelines surely in one of them I will have Jessica Alba's love."
@@JoeOvercoat the way to handle this is to befriend her before she gets famous and turn into her high school sweetheart
@@HufflepuffBaseball42313 oh great, now I need a Time Machine and a High School Sweetheart Love Potion. guess I better get started…longest journey starts with one step and all that.
Alt-history is batshit crazy, man. That adds to its appeal.
Fact is stranger than fiction. The core difference, fiction has to make sense.
Man, I really forgot how many famous actors made their way into this game. Cool stuff.
Putin has a time machine to travel through time, if he looses, he will use it...
This game is what happens when a conspiracy theorist works with the true image of capitalism
And we all love it
That’s some serious star power for a video game…. Tim Curry…. George Takei…. Peter Stormare….
I read Epstein instead of Einstein, and I was very invested into this short movie till I realised my mistake
Same people
CEO was splendidg money like candy.
Multiple named Hollywood Actors
"We now have two mortal enemies?"
Tim Curry is an absolute Legend.
All that wackiness & over the top acting is way too good.
As a 16 year old kid i loved playing this, but i was later dissapointed, because only 6 misions has each campaign, boring story, having a co-op player beside you. Red alert 2 and Yuri's revenge will forever be best part of the series.
Red Alert was the first strategy game I ever played growing up this is nice
"They are attacking, there are too many"! Someone give that Man an OSCAR!
5:10 that eye roll (OMG, Im surrounded by idiots).
I watched this for the nostalgia but didn't expect the ending.
That final picture at the end surprised me and made me laugh. A nightmare it is.
If the USSR can make a time machine, I'm sure that they can defeat anyone
The nazis created many advanced weapon ahead of their time, yet they defeated in the war
@@clantwothejoker but they were fighting most of the world at this time and they made a undeniable progress
"We don't even know if it works!"
"If what works?"
"My ... my tie machine! It makes ties. Beautiful, beautiful ties. Neckties, bowties, Mississippi string ties, cravats, and so much more!"
"YOU WERE SUPPOSED TO MAKE A *TIME* MACHINE! T-I-M-E! FOR TRAVELING THROUGH TIME!"
"Oh. Oooooooohhhhhh... that would have made much more sense, I did always wonder."
Like the old Soviet joke. “The hardest thing to predict is the past”
Einstein is NOT responsible for the US technological superiority over the USSR. He was an important figure in the Manhattan Project, but that only resulted in Nuclear weapons and reactors. Einstein had very little to do with advances in mechanical engineering, material science, aviation, any other field not related to nuclear research. The most prominent weapon other than the atomic bomb he had direct influence on would be the nuclear powered super-carrier, which could be be powered by traditional diesel engines.
Bruh.
Don't get this is all a joke not a serious short - by the way, there are no time machines ...lol
He was in the Red Alert fiction though, engineering the chronosphere / chrono tanks and other futuristic weapons
@@SumoFlorist Oh right, I forgot the alternate history bit of the game.
Einstein had nothing to do with the Manhattan Project itself, let alone the overall Atomic Bomb Project (which is far more than the "Manhattan Project"). Even for those professionals who know Einstein's role in Physics and the Atomic Bomb specifically is exaggerated, they overstate Einstein's ability to lobby Roosevelt (he was hardly the only one, and probably not a pivotal voice in FDR's decision-making).
And in terms of the actual "Scientific" and "Engineering" development of the Atomic Bomb itself, Einstein is absolutely irrelevant. Even if you assume that Einstein had a hand in convincing Roosevelt to more heavily fund a major Atomic Bomb Project (who's foundation already existed in the USA), it's obviously Roosevelt who is the pivotal decision maker of the Atomic Bomb, not Einstein.
Many people today seem unaware of the actual Projects and Developments of the overall Atomic Bomb Project, which also included the Uranium processing, the development of Electronics and Detonators, Computer programming and analysis, aeronautical design and the B-29, etc, - the origins and developments of these all PREDATE the "Manhattan District", which then became the "Manhattan Project". People like Colonel James Marshall, Vannevar Bush, James Conant, etc, were FAR more important to the overall Atomic Bomb Project than Einstein ever was.
If you want the most important "Scientist" in the entire Bomb Project or "Manhattan Project"?
That would obviously be Enrico Fermi (More on him later, since people are confused about the "Science" part).
If you want to know the most important Man in the Research and Development of the entire Bomb Project - the Project Manager who knew the most of anything about everything (from Uranium processing, to B-29 aircraft manufacture and delivery to detonation at Los Alamos, right down to the construction of plumbing and waterworks for concentrations of tens of thousands of engineers, technicians, workers, administrators, etc)?
That would obviously be General Leslie Groves (too many ignorami don't know what it takes to create, expand, and maintain a large Engineering Project, let alone appreciate the enormity of being the Project Manager of anything like the Atomic Bomb Project).
If you want to know the most important Man responsible for the overall Bomb Project?
I would have to say (in spite of myself), Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
Remember: the development of the Atomic Bomb Project, in the larger scheme of things, has everything to do with the standardization of measurements and instrumentation revolution in the USA that are the basis of its Material Engineering - it is the basis for any advances in Physics (applied, practical or theoretical) - because ultimately, new developments are based on new methods of experimentation and observation, creating tighter tolerances and new techniques of discriminating between "State A" from "State B". The advances that led to the Atomic Bomb began in the 1920s, but ALSO led to everything from silicon purification of 99.999 wt% (which gave birth to the Information Age which arguably began in the 1930s and made America the World Leader of Semiconductors and Electronics) to the Systems and Control Engineering revolution of Naval Weapons Research (Mk 33 to Mk 38, the first modern Robots, the advent of which is ultimately about Signals Processing and Stability Analysis), right up to the components for Fermi's detonators in developing the atomic bombs (as well as Bridge detonators in terms of the symmetric shockwave formation in the implosion device).
The PHENOMENON that is now attributed to "Fission", was OBSERVED long before Otto Hahn's experiments. It's just that people didn't "agree" on the THEORY of why it was happening (there were many theories, including Fermi's who arguably accomplished "Fission" BEFORE Hahn, Hahn's theory of "Fission" was only one of the POST HOC EXPLANATIONS for it).
But here's the key point most people don't seem to understand: The THEORY did NOT matter.
Whether you used the Hahn's Fission theory or Fermi's Slow-Neutron theory (they're actually considered both right in their regard), it's like arguing the difference between Electricity's Hole-Current theory and the contrarian Electron-Current Theory: if you're building an electrical circuit, BOTH WORK - the explanatory theory is NOT the important part in this application, ONLY the PRACTICAL CONCLUSIONS, which results in follow-on experiments and practical engineering results. And Fermi's experiments and advancements in Atomic Bomb making were UNAFFECTED by Einstein or even Hahn's hypothesis (arguably, they only muddied the waters).
One thing is indisputable: Fermi would have successfully built the Atomic Bomb regardless of Einstein's and Hahn's Theories (unlike so many "Physicists", Fermi was principally an ENGINEER, and therefore an "Experimental Physicist" of the hard sciences). The main problem of the atomic bomb was to make this natural phenomenon into more than just a "lab experiment under tightly controlled conditions", and instead make it into a "Deliverable Weapon" which could be deployed in the Real-World's most unforgiving environment and uncontrolled conditions - War.
Read that last sentence, because that is one of the KEYS to understanding the "Atomic Bomb Project", of which the "Manhattan Project" is actually only a very small piece (and arguably, NOT the most important piece).
Fermi's experiments literally overturned and "rewrote" many of the theories, calculations, underlying assumptions, etc, of the rest of the Manhattan Project's theoretical "scientists" - For example, Bethe didn't predict or calculate the Atomic Bomb's critical mass and yield. Fermi conducted the reactor experiments and got the authoritative results FIRST - and THEN with Fermi's reactor experimental "Answers" in Bethe's hand, Bethe simply RE-wrote his formulae around Fermi's given "Answers" AFTERWARDS (it's ridiculous how some people think Scientific endeavors should work the other way around, in reverse).
This is how Physics SHOULD be: observed measurements and experiments DICTATE theoretical Physics, NOT the other way around.
(doing it the other way around leads to the Fraud that is the current "Pandemic", "Peak Oil", "Global Cooling-Warming-Climate Change", etc, frauds we're up to our necks in right now).
Again, Fermi was less interested in the "theory" used to POST HOC explain the results of his experiments - Fermi had his OWN theoretical framework, and they were driving him in the RIGHT direction, whereas others were all over the place because they were not "grounded" in practical engineering; they couldn't even understand how a simple ammeter was built, and how that effected measurements in controlled laboratory conditions, let alone uncontrolled real-world conditions, etc.
Reiterating the more generally-understood example: if you use Hole-Current theory to design and build an electrical circuit, you'll succeed just as well as someone using the "contrarian" Electron-Current Theory in designing and building the same or similar electrical circuit.
Fermi was, by far, the most important "Physicist" in the entire Bomb Project (An Engineering and Experimental professional, not a Theoretician)...
...but with that said, America would have succeeded in building the Atomic Bomb even without Fermi (and built it long before anybody else).
To put it simply, for instance, America had plenty of Physicists who were interested in trying to build nuclear reactors - Fermi was simply chosen as the head of a VERY large pack. If not Fermi, America could have turned to his co-Engineer/Physicist partner Lawrence, for example. Make no mistake, Fermi was one of the ideal choices and likely expedited the Atomic Bomb's development by months. And it must be considered that more important than his engineering and scientific competency, was his independent personality, gravitas, and integrity within the Project, something that gets lost when people look historically is that they forget the practical dynamics of a team environment - Strength of Personality matters.
But even Fermi could never do it alone; the Bomb Project was impossible even if he and thousands of American workers and scientists were magically transported to Germany, which at the time was the second-most advanced and capable civilization of the era. What was required of the Manhattan Project alone was tens of thousands (in the grand scheme of things, actually hundreds of thousands) of trained technicians, machinists, electricians, sewage workers, chemists, electrical engineers, etc, - of which Fermi de facto was already some of these, but not nearly the ONLY one required, because there are ALL KINDS of subsets of electrical engineers, technicians, machinists, etc, required....all of it having been developed and trained to high enough standards LONG BEFORE 1939...
So there it is: America would have eventually gotten the Bomb - though possibly not in time to prevent the American Invasion of Japan without some key players like Fermi or Groves (except their seconds, thirds, and whatnot were also capable even if not as highly ranked or recognized). It is STILL a certainty that America would have gotten the Bomb first...and nobody else would be close until they got the "Answers" from America itself.
Because whoever wanted to build nuclear reactors - to say nothing about a deliverable nuclear weapon and platform like the B-29 (They needed a pressurized cabin to protect the bomb's components and delivery for as long as possible, cork and air insulation could provide optimal conditions for only so long) - needed an ENORMOUS and ADVANCED industrial base to make it happen.
Thank YOUU FOR UPLOADING A RED ALERT CLIP!!! This truly needs a revive
This was great! I would watch this as series or a movie! The actors are on par ;)
Looks like Cherdenko turned Japan into Far East's Outer Heaven.
(I must admit that I made a bad reference to Metal Gear series, created by Hideo Kojima.)
I like how there is a sound effect of terror when introducing bell delphine.
I refuse to believe the Soviets would build a time machine and not put their Star/Iconography over every square inch.
1:30 ... ah yes, the "Mai Tai Machine". Memories.
Tim curry is one of the best actors out there. His cameo in loaded weapon is hilarious.
That’s not a cameo. He had a large role in the film.
I always knew Sulu had it in him to be a tyrant...
Can create a time machine
Can't win a world war
Made back when celebrity actors weren't so bloody full of themselves to participate in fun projects. RIP likeable actors who appreciated the audience that supported what they became.
Well, at the end of Allied Ending, they made sure Capitalism will corrupt the Space
I am escaping to one place that has not been corrupted by capitalism
Spaceeeeeee!!!!!
Elon and branson are already corrupting it
If they could put together a time machine within a year then a nuke would have been a piece of cake in a month....
Poor Tim curry, its sad to see him with a crippled body but brave soul :(
Tim Curry, Andrew Divoff, Peter Stormare, Ivana Miličević, George Takei are in this scene
"Should we kidnap Einstein and make him work for us?"
"Nah."
I need RA4 , this game sure is fun enough despite the hated but still... I miss it
That "ending" scared the shit out of me😳😲
Is becoming.... Realistic
“Time is on our side “😁 I wonder how long he’s wanted to say that. Good job that ending had me rolling. It came out of left field
No Einstain
Japan : "hehe"
Meanwhile in my homeland
me : "Hi there" (greet the neighbors)
neighbors : "koniciwa"
me : "....."
Tim Curry George Takei just an incredible cast and very adorable
Tim Curry and Andre Divoff were national treasures. Too bad they remain underrated.
I miss Tim Curry, once he had his stroke he was not able to do much anymore.
Vilderness Girls!!! You want to buy some cookies... (late in the evening)
I always considered Red Alert 3 a big "What if scenario."
The true ending to the Red Alert universe was Red Alert 2 Yuri's Revenge. After playing Red Alert 1 and both Red Alert 2 and Yuri's Revenge. It never made much sense that Yuri's time machine was there.
Yuri actually created the time machine shown on Red Alert 3 and Yuri had already been tricked and was killed inside his time machine.
That's why I personally, think that Red Alert 3 is just one big what if and that the true ending was Yuri's Revenge.
That is basically the plot of all the RA games. Someone (usually the russians) does some time travel shenanigans and ends up creating a split off itmeline.
Tim Curry - under apreciated actor of all "time"
But if they kill Einstein, then it means there'll be no end in the war.
Imagine math in school if Einstein is dead 😂
wouldn't really be much different
1+1=3
@@AFGuidesHD without Einstein there be no E=mc²
@@canon07 that's physics, not maths
Oh.
That ending......damn, we are doomed.
Can build time machine. Can't make elevator with door that opens itself.
Dude I love you for what you did there at the end, made my day lol.
This wouldn't surprise me at all considering that the Soviet Union was willing to risk the whole world with Chernobyl
The whole world wasn't at risk over one nuke plant.
@@LordTalax And how much of it was hell how many lives werw
What awesome actors were selected for these roles. Appreciate it.
3:17 was perfection
"We must unleash our nuclear weapons!"
"What?"
*Laughs in Yuri"
I can understand why Russia has a problem with the west especially the US. Every movie the US makes about Russia is always negative and Russia always plays the villain.