"The Rock (1996) Shower Room Ambush Scene: 4K UHD HDR Sean Connery & Nicolas Cage!"
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"The Rock" is an adrenaline-fueled thriller that combines the talents of some of Hollywood's biggest stars, including Sean Connery, Nicolas Cage, and Ed Harris. The plot centers around a group of rogue military personnel led by General Francis X. Hummel (Ed Harris) who take control of Alcatraz Island, holding tourists hostage and threatening to launch deadly rockets containing deadly VX nerve gas upon San Francisco unless their demands are met.
Enter Dr. Stanley Goodspeed (Nicolas Cage), a young and brilliant FBI chemical weapons specialist, and John Mason (Sean Connery), an enigmatic and legendary British spy, who is the only man to have successfully escaped from Alcatraz. The unlikely duo teams up to infiltrate the heavily fortified island, facing perilous challenges and intense combat along the way.
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Directed by Michael Bay
Screenplay by
David Weisberg
Douglas S. Cook
Mark Rosner
Story by
David Weisberg
Douglas S. Cook
Produced by
Don Simpson
Jerry Bruckheimer
Starring
Sean Connery
Nicolas Cage
Ed Harris
Michael Biehn
William Forsythe
Cinematography John Schwartzman
Edited by Richard Francis-Bruce
Music by
Nick Glennie-Smith
Hans Zimmer
Production
companies
Hollywood Pictures
Don Simpson/Jerry Bruckheimer Films
Distributed by Buena Vista Pictures Distribution
Release date
June 7, 1996
Running time 136 minutes
Country United States
Language English
Budget $75 million
Box office $335.6 million
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looks great in 4K thanks :-)
A rare scene that has equal amounts of badassery and tragedy all at once.
Using the accidentally knocked down bricks to initiate the tragic gun battle was a really, really smart decision on the part of the screenwriters and filmmakers.
Not really. It's stupid is what it is. There is nothing badass or tragic having all your men die because you refused to surrender.
Whenever I breach the Gulag Showers in MW2, this scene instantly comes to mind ❤😢
Yes it was inspired by this scene that’s why that particular mw was sooo memorable
Well, yeah... that level design is based on this
That's not the only reference in MW2 to this movie both nick cage and one of Rangers in the white house use green flares in both hands to call off an airstrike
I've always found this scene somehow very similar, its like i've been there. And the fact I was 🤣🤣, I came here while trying to rescue Captain Price
Good luck commander
27 years later still get the goosebumps.
This is one of the most idiotic scenes
@@nvkulk Who cares, I loved it as a kid and I still do now
FACTS!
@@nvkulkEs la mejor parte la acción pura.
Indeed
"No one has to die here"
Fun Fact: Everyone in that shower room died by the end of the movie, both on the shower floor and balcony above.
True ,
Thanks for ruining the entire movie!
@@warrenlee3703the movie came out almost 30 years ago. If you haven’t seen it by now then chances are high that you won’t.
@@warrenlee3703shut up, nobody is responsible for what u watch. Also hank dies in breaking bad
@@warrenlee3703The story seriously does not make sense. General Hummel misled his men into thinking they're going to get a million dollars by killing innocent people with rockets. In the process he's holding hostages, murdered an entire Seal Team and his men eventually turned on him at the end when they found out the truth.
I still can't believe Michael Bay directed this masterpiece.
because steve spielberg is the supervisor of this movie
@@clarejohn3356 Spielberg had nothing to do with this film, so far as I know. However, Aaron Sorkin and Tarantino were among the script doctors and that I suspect is a big part of why this is a cut above even Bruckheimer's usual blockbuster standards.
2:48, how the heck did he fall upside down?
@@cashewnuttel9054 he was standing on the floor, with a manhole right before him, got shot, fell on knees than dived inside
Best movie Michael Bay has made. I wish he learned from it and made more like it. He can direct and edit well, and just needs a solid script to back him up.
Ed Harris and Michael Biehn! Oscar caliber acting right here from both of them! 🏆🏆
Truman Show producer speaking to Ringo in a mini Truman Show snowglobe scene.
@@R__K you just blew my mind whoa
The musical score combined with the cinema effects + Hummel screaming to cease fire repeatedly... this scene was a masterpiece.
They guys that did this score did almost all of the action films of this era! They all sound just as awesome
general hummel: it's over anderson, I have the high ground
Anderson: You underestimate my power! 😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂
YOU WERE THE CHOSEN ONE!
I read this in his voice😂
my name is Neo!
Narrator: He did not underestimate Anderson's power.
This is my No.1 favourite Michael Bay movie
Armaggeddon is my other favorite movie
armageddon and Pearl Harbor along with this are my favorite
good taste
Whenever I watch this scene I feel pain in my heart. Commander Anderson was one of the most genuine soildiers in movie history. Anderson didn't hate Hummel and his men because they were brothers as the same naval combatants. Pity some of the marines didn't have that brotherhood.
Modern movies like A FEW GOOD MEN always make marines look bad, like the Marvel movies make men look bad.
Michale Biehn was perfect
@@tylerdordon99Yeah he played Navy Seals 3 times, a space marine and a future soldier. Great soldier material. Most of them were dead and only one survived with serious wounds though 😅
the character he played in Navy Seals with Charlie Sheen also survived@@horus_simgadgets
It’s a movie. Stfu
Fine I’ll watch The Rock again
It doesn’t matter what you watch 😅😅😅😂
@@keeganhurley119 it doesn't matter what u comment!
@@chinchilla505 ah I see you sir
Camera operator: how much camera shaking do you want on this scene?
Michael Bay: YES!!!
One of the most insane scene in any movie.
Michael Biehn had the best performance of this entire movie with this one scene
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The level of respect and tragedy in this scene, in another life these men would have been the greatest of friends.
Commander Anderson was such a good character. Very little screen time but he was so memorable. Still the best action movie of all time.
Hummel ordering ceasefire from first moment of resistance. He didn’t have heart for this from the jump. His men were the psychos not him, a professional who had a brief moment of madness but came back to his senses
Hummel was bluffing 😢
The psychos were mainly the ones he hadn't served with previously; Frye, Darrow and their men.
@@darth856 dam right ,
There started the fight
@@Leonknight2000The story seriously does not make sense. General Hummel misled his men into thinking they're going to get a million dollars by killing innocent people with rockets. In the process he's holding hostages, murdered an entire Seal Team and his men eventually turned on him at the end when they found out the truth.
that's why he tried his all to make them surrender since he knows some of his men are just there for the carnage not for the reason for the mutiny.
The face of shock of the last soldier when he sees his entire team getting wasted, then immediately goes to anger and gets into the fight, great acting
Hummel's men suffer one casualty during this fight. If anyone was responsible for getting that single kill, it was probably Lieutenant Shepherd right here.
@@Nachtsider I was wondering if the SEALS managed to get a kill.
“You men following the general. YOU’RE UNDER OATH AS UNITED STATES MARINES, HAVE YOU FORGOTTEN THAT?!!” I’m not a soldier, heck I’m not even American, but that line brought the patriot out in me 🇺🇸🫡.
Inside every commie there is an American trying to get out
then he's a fool. a few guys enlist out of sense of duty/oath. most guys have nowhere else to go or out of family pressure. some are psychos looking to have a legal reason to shoot someone
@@aliali-ce3yf BS
@aliali-ce3yf it's a movie get over yourself, go stand a post then make a comment
yes. there is russians call that movie USA propaganda. But its wrong. The main patriotic scene was during briefing from Humm3l after they meet new arrived troopers.
Patriotism are not about outh/duty. Patriotism and radicalism are the same thing, two sides of the same medal.
Especially for USA residents. They understand that as no one else. USA is most federative republic in the world (yet they have issues with federal government trying to enforce their supremacy sometimes). While local mayors, governors and federals contlict each other in goals to get more power above other (maybe in real favor of own state/county), citizens just have that in mind. American patriotism is not about USA flag. Your home first, your town second, county, state and only then country. This is how supposed to work the USA Law system as well.
They as no one else understand that those who called traitors if they luck will be called patriots in time. USA have unique system and history.
Im a russian. From Russia. From Moskva! I know how people can miss patriotism with fanatism. Kremlin is only what most overwhelming majority! - of ppl here have patriotism for. Whatever city they are from. No one here in Russia really care about their home. Andeveryone hate Moskva and moskovians. But "f@p" on Kremlin. Just broken something in their mind.
Another nation create patriotism "propaganda" (for real patriotism) - Japanese. They have fiction anime movie Jin-Roh about country government got corrupted by another country (fiction end of WW2 where germans win and enforce their power to their allies). Tbis anime show how fanatically of both sides fight each other. Bot sides are japanese. Both get to some bad point, ready to destroy and kill everything around by bombs. And yet besides both radicalism, only one side are do that for patriotic feels. Radicals.
While special forces dealing with radicals are "not humans covered as chain dogs [of the government], but wild wolfes covered as humans".
And this is some plot issue of the subj movie. Anderson if he feally with Hummel by his feels, understand that Hummel are patriot here and not the commands who send Anderson - plus concern of live of everyones lives here - should follow General Hummel orders. What patriotism they die for? Why kill each others(cew marines get killed in that scene too)? I cant point a weapon even to those russians who i belive are enemy of mine country. Who right now and for last decade bombing cities of Ukraine.
How such death can be patriotic? Eaither he not belive and was not "god agree with the General", or he was not real patriot but one of some of americans who like russians - believe in flag instead of believe in home.
Your country - is people around you. Who your responsible for or just neighbours. You ones are americans... or whatever else you are from. Our people around this shower room. At this scene they all are USA as it is.
Never the flag.
2:34 Captain Darrow looking like he's enjoying himself. They give the first hints in this scene about him and Frye.
Maybe the leftovers of the weed he smoked during his time in Vietnam (Platoon) lol
@@OSOJOSHOCan tell that Frye was totally a Bunny type during his likely time in Desert Storm.
They was mercenaries in the first place. They are not the enthusiasts who did attack Ammo Depot. And yep, there was shots like that show that to us. Unfortunately our russian version failed that moments.
the power of the high ground was shown here first
It wasn't just the high ground, it was the cover. Good luck beating people in a gunfight when 90% of their body is behind cover while you're in the middle of an empty room.
@@giantWario The high ground is what primarily gives the cover!
@@andrewnesbitt2523 ...no the wall is what gave them cover.
@@giantWario ...because of their height. Otherwise the same wall would have covered the SEALs down below. They're called angles. Hence why it is the quote in this movie.
This is really not a complicated subject for people with a brain.
@@andrewnesbitt2523 ''the same wall would have covered the SEALs down below''. What? No really what the hell are you on about? Do me a favor here, take a cardboard or anything really big enough to cover your entire body and then use it as cover on top of a stairs with someone at the bottom of the stairs. Ask them if they can see you. They'll say no. Now do the same thing but with you at the bottom of the stairs. They'll still say no right? Meanwhile, their whole body will be visible to you either way.
Seriously, I just don't understand if you're arguing for the sake of arguing cause you hate losing or if you seriously think that's how it works. The wall isn't changing position just because of the angle, the SEALs will still be in the middle of an empty room and the others behind a bloody wall!!! Why did I need to explain this to you?
Michael Biehn is the most awesome guy in every movie he's in.
"It's over, Anderson! I have the high ground!"
Could of done *Mr Anderson* and done 2 reference in 1.
No films in recent memory came close to capturing this sort of emotional realism. Goosebumps while holding back tears and feeling relatable at the same time.
For me, "The Rock" defined action movie.
and a james bond movie
Based.
Dwayne Jackson defined as The Rock😂
This is one of the dvds in my collection I won't ever sell
One of the best scenes from one of the best movies.
One of my favorite villains of all times: uncommon, man of honor, with beliefs and soul. Ed Harris is great here.
I like Hummel even more than Storm and Godspeed.
That's a rare movie, when a villain is better than a "good guy".
I feel the same way about Thanos. I know it's too different movie types, but both had good intentions, convictions, and souls no matter how crazy their actions may seem.
Good or bad... Intentions are personal thus subjective and whether you agree with them or not has no bearing on how that reflects on the character of the so called villain. Bin Laden is a villain for many but a hero for many more. His methods couldn't be distinguished from the US military and it's even possible to simply argue that he had more justification for his actions than Bush did invading Iraq. These are just archetypes instilled in your, lets face it, semi functional brain to which you've been conditioned to give certain responses. That's the power of propaganda for you.
I love how General Hummel says in multiple ways that, "We have the high ground."
Was not his surname Kenobi?
Michael Bien was amazing. Love every Movie he is in
"YOU CALL IT WHAT YOU WANT! YOU'RE DOWN THERE, WE'RE UP HERE! YOU WALKED INTO THE WRONG GODDAMN ROOM!"
Straight fire.
“YOU MEN FOLLOWING THE GENERAL, YOU ARE UNDER OATH AS UNITED STATES MARINES HAVE YOU FORGOTTEN THAT! WE ALL HAD SHIPMATES WE REMEMBER, SOME OF THEM WERE SHIT ON AND PISSED ON BY THE PENTAGON, BUT THAT DOESN’T GIVE YOU THE RIGHT TO MUTINY!!!!”
🔥🔥🔥
another underrated movie scene from Micheal Biehn. Such an underrated actor
This is Bud’s revenge against Lt. Coffey for taking the rig without asking
One of the most emotional scenes in movie history!
Bruh
💯
Please...
Man i can watch this movie a millions of times and still love it
Michael Biehn was an awesome actor. Loved him aliens and terminator
It's one thing to see the scene before you went into the military, and it's another one to see it after you've been in the military. My God it cut so deep! 😢
One of the best scenes in Hollywood movies from one of the best movies ever...they really dont make em like dat anymore
the greatest movie ever , with greatest actors too
For many reasons, The Rock still remains the absolute best movie Michael Bay ever made… the tragic intensity of this sequence is one of them.
I'd say 13 Hours is his only other movie in the same tier... they're both fantastic and clearly him at his best
Epic cinematography. You can see the construct of the shower room and the two teams positions clearly and understand what's going on in the chaos.
I saw this movie when it came out, and years later I played good old COD when it was fresh and groundbreaking; watching this now, this reminds me of something.
If only COD got their hands on the score. I would have lost it!
A quote from a movie Dog Soldiers that has always stayed with me
“Sometimes the people that you kill, are your own men”. How that rings true in this scene, it’s crazy how this scene are people from the same mold taking each other out..
Fine, fine, FINE, gonna go watch The Rock again, you really don't have to tell me twice. Awsome movie, awesome actors, awesome score. From top to bottom, it's a pure action classic.
Sad that Michael Biehn's career didn't pan out as much as it could have. Such a great actor. Alcoholism is brutal.
Agreed. However, he has still had a very long and successful acting career and is regarded as a very fine actor, appearing in some of the most popular films of all time.
Wow this looks great in 4K!
Every time I see clips from this movie, it’s no wonder that as the captain of the Poster Commando, he led his team members and refused to surrender in such an unfavorable situation. Life is precious and you should cherish your life.
General Hummel:
It’s Over Anderson I Have The High Ground
WOW THIS VIDEO QUALITY.... YUMMERS
Ed harris such a great actor
The music just takes along with it
Hummel: It's over Anderson! I have the high ground!
I CAN NOT GIVE THAT ORDER!
WHAT THE HELL IS WRONG WITH YOU MAN?!
You can hear Hummel's pain there.
His courage brings a tear to my eye 😢👍
"Stand Fast"
I had the pleasure of meeting Michale Behin, at a film convention. Nice guy with time to talk to his fans
These 4K HDR upscaling of classic movies are amazing!
One of the best moments in movie ever. Harris is epic
I feel like no one notices how the General almost immediately called for a cease fire, show his true character
One of my biggest dissapoitments in life was going to alcatraz and learning that this shower room didn't exist 😢
+1 for 4k. Think I'll go buy it now. Epic movie.
its really good but highly unrealistic. Cage and Connery would not stand a chance against these guys
@@tomr6866 Force Reconnaisance
@@tomr6866Goodspeed wouldn't have lasted five minutes realistically speaking, yes. But Mason was SAS. Every bit equal to or better than these MARSOC boys. Beware the old man in a profession where people normally die young. He would have given them a hell of a run for their money.
Each frame of that film feels like it a lot of thought put into it from operator perspective, compositor, etc. It's my favourite film, love it
This scene still gives me goosebumps. I think I watched it 100 times (on VHS!!). Thanks for sharing 👍
"I can't give that order" - Yes, you can. Commanders are authorized to use their best judgement on the battlefield when deciding to surrender or not. No law forces any soldier to walk into their deaths.
Yes but they thought till now that General will actually use the chem weapons.
Also, he knew plan B was thermite plasma and they'd be dead either way @@johnsardonius5711
I think he was acting from a place of honour. He wasn’t giving the order, because he wanted the general to back down.
Its not about the legality. Its his code of honour to serve and protect. He even says it.
There was no guarantee that they'd be allowed to live if they surrendered. They were dealing with guys who at the time were threatening to bomb their own country.
Ed Harris is incredible in this clip.
i still mourn for these men. I dont care if its a movie it was real to me.
Ed Harris has looked the same for so long
Call of Duty, years later: elevated position my ass, you just go in there and kill everyone.
The Rock is an underrated film
Wow...One of "the best" ever!
Great movie!
My #2❤
Asking a navy seal to surrender his men in the face of certain death is like asking a tiger to heel its just not gonna happen
I CANNOT GIVE THAT ORDER!
I AM NOT GONNA REPEAT THAT ORDER!
I WILL NOT GIVE THAT ORDER!
WHAT THE HELL IS WRONG WITH YOU, MAN?!
STEADFAST!
One of my favorite scenes of all time
wasnt just the elevation that was the problem, hummels men also had them in a very nasty crossfire
Plunging fire
크!!!
I cried when this scene was over and all the SEALs were killed.
RIP Sean
Probably the best scene in the entire movie.
agreed! This scene stole the whole movie.
Commander Anderson knew what he was up against. But he still entered the situation. Thats why i think he is more badass than General Hummel.
One of the best action films of the 90s.
I actually cant help myself with this movie. When it comes on, if I even see a moment of it, I have to watch the rest of it.
A GREAT ACTION Movie with less complicated technology rubbish that we see nowadays! Always will be at the pantheon!
Holy shit. Watching this in 4K is amazing.
When I watched this when I was I kid, I could not understand why having the high ground was such a big thing. Now I do
This is my favorite scene
Sean Connery says, F that i am 007, i will just do it myself.
The original "you can't win, I have the high ground."
I love the theory that this is a James Bond movie.
It’s too bad none of those Seals survived to start podcasts and get all those sweet book deals.
LOL.
Such an entertaining movid, gotta watch it again 😮😮
Love this movie the Rock awesome soundtrack to
Hummel: "It's over Anderson! We have the high ground!"
Anderson: "You underestimate our firepower!"
Hummel: "YOU WALKED INTO THE WRONG GODDAMN ROOM COMMANDER!"
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Kyle Reese died there....
Wow...I never knew
So did Johnny Ringo.
Also Dwayne Hicks
Also Johnny Ringo (Tombstone)
Always
such a powerful moment in this film.
Great movie
This is when I learned if your gun is angled downward you hit your target, if it is angled up you miss.
I lvoe how back then a really generically plotted movie like this had not only the big cast members, but a whos who cast of character actors who all make it intense and believable
The dude hip firing climbing the walls was the real badass in this scene
Ed Harris and Michael biehn were amazing in this movie