We Watched *War of the Worlds* We WERE SHOCKED!!
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War of the Worlds
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Dockworker Ray Ferrier (Tom Cruise) struggles to build a positive relationship with his two children, Rachel (Dakota Fanning) and Robbie (Justin Chatwin). When his ex-wife, Mary Ann (Miranda Otto), drops them off at Ferrier's house, it seems as though it will be just another tension-filled weekend. However, when electromagnetic pulses of lightning strike the area, the strange event turns out to be the beginning of an alien invasion, and Ferrier must now protect his children as they seek refuge.
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Near the end of the movie when Tom Cruise is a walking and sees his wife and her parents - the man and women parents are actually the two main stars from the original War of the Worlds from 1953. You see them for just a few seconds in this movie.
The sound of the tripods is straight nightmare fuel
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Don't go to a Minnesota Vikings football game then. The horn is the Viking's Gjallarhorn in the Stadium.
The sound of the Reapers from Mass Effect series is kinda similar but a bit more terrifying for me 😁
Fun fact: The War of the Worlds was first published in 1897, only a few weeks after Bram Stokers Dracula was first published.
What's fun about that???
I believe it was 1898. You may be getting mixed up with The Invisible Man by H. G. Wells. That's even more amazing, given that Dracula and the Invisible Man would both become Universal monsters.
Do you know about Orsen Wells and his radio broadcast of this
@@donnieboughton1730- it’s hilarious. Love it.
The fact that it was written so many years ago. Martians used poison gas, which was first used at WW1. Lasers were invented in 1960. The fact that the novel had those technologies is really fascinating.
Everybody gangsta until bwaaaaaah bwhoooooom
This movie was made soon after the 9/11 terrorist attacks in New York City where people in the USA (especially in NYC) were very on edge and in a panicked state thinking we were going to be attacked again at any time. Steven Spielberg wanted to use this movie as sort of a parallel of that to show how humans would react during such a horrible time. They’d either turn on each other or band together to keep strong. So some of the imagery evokes 9/11 attack imagery like Tom Cruise’s character running down the street covered in ash from dead people and debris like the survivors of 9/11 like you’d see in pictures and documentaries about that fateful day, the clothes falling from the sky, and the son being determined to go with the military to fight like a lot of young adults signing up for the army right after 9/11.
I think Hollywood tends to portray society in a negative way when it comes to these things. They act like we will be eating each other whenever something bad happens. But history proves otherwise.
Canberra, not Sydney :)
Really? Never realize that. Probably because we only ever hear about Sydney here in the states. lol
I lived there for 3 years (I’m from Canada) loved it there. I love telling people about Canberra, since no one has heard of it lol
@@ThatShyGuyMatt Sydney is the capital or australia like New York is the capital of america. It is the famous city.
New York city isnt even the capital of new york
@ShaneBennett1 I'm from Canada too. It's the same when people from other countries think that Toronto is the capital of Canada, and they're like "Otta-what?"
@@Paul-br that is sooo true!
One of the best sound effects in cinema - the Martian call!
Sir the industrial walking noise of the tripods is right there
"GROOOOWWN...WAAAAHHH !" Terrifying .
If these ever got rereleased in cinemas, I would absolutely go to watch it just for the sound
They're not martians in this movie. And it makes sense since we clearly know there's nothing on Mars.
I remember the ending not being very satisfying when I saw it in theaters, but it's probably the most realistic. With everything we were shown in the movie there was no chance at beating them. The idea of some silent killer like bacteria and viruses being what takes them out makes total sense when you think about the fact that even as technologically advanced as humans are, microbes are still killing people daily. So you can imagine what would happen if you went to another planet where you have ZERO immunity.
Yeah somone commented on another reaction and said in the HG Wells book it explained that they were so advanced they had gotten rid of bacteria and germs a long time ago so they didn't even think about it. Or something like that
The book was a metaphor for European colonization. They showed up with guns and swords and just burned everything until mosquitoes infected them with malaria and the invaders died. The book turns it upside down having the British empire get invaded by overpowered martians until they died from our germs. "By the toll of a billion deaths immunity, his right to survive"
Dude straight up when I watched this when I was little the horn sound the tripods made before they attacked horrified me. I would hear it in my nightmares sometimes too, it was this whole thing lmao
It is pretty haunting tbf....
Nothing horrified me more as a kid than the movie signs it took me a long time to get over that,lucky the horn didn't have the same effect but I understand also the background music after the first horn makes it more effective this whole scene is pretty scary and intimidating for sure,I think they are making a game of this on PC hopefully it's decent I don't have high hopes tho
almost as chilling as the Siren in Silent Hill
I still to this day imagine a tripod coming over a distant hill, or up through the water when I take the ferry off my island.
The tripod horn sound is haunting, but awesome. I wonder what it was like to listen to in theaters
If you’ve never heard the story of what happened with the original radio production of war of the worlds is a pretty amazing story. They played it like an actual story being reported on the radio and even though they kept saying it wasn’t a real story people missed that part and started panicking and thinking the world was literally being attacked by aliens 😂
And from what i heard it was so bad they had to do a presidential address
only a few people actually believed it was aliens. Several believed the news was overreacting, and it was the Germans!
It was a book first, but when they made it a radio in the format of news broadcasts it caused a panic. Jeff Wayne's musical version is very good.
Not a computer virus, but biological diseases. Historically this happened often, people far away from home had no resistance to local diseases. In America it was the other way round, the indigenous population had no resistance to the diseases the Europeans brought with them.
And don't get me started about Covid.
"They learn the most information up our butts," is now my favorite line spoken by Jane.
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capital of australia is actually canberra not sydney
Some folks scoffed about an ending like that - then came Covid!
Won't argue with that.
Tom Cruises best acting performance is as Less Grossman in Tropic Thunder - every thing else he is in is just him delivering lines, he actually acted in this one.
This movie, along with Independence Day, was a big influence for Mars Attacks.
I agree. I love Mission Impossible, but outside of 3, he's not really putting on an acting clinic.
I do wonder if he'll ever go back more "serious" roles when the stunts take a toll.
You're not Hollywood's highest paid actor for not acting. War of the Worlds, The Last Samurai and Collateral were his best films. And he acted the shit out of them.
@@DestinyAwaits19 You're right. I forgot how much he's actually in. I might need to do a filmography rewatch.
No. Mars Attacks came out the same year as independence day. Mars Attacks was based on the card collection from gum packs.
Delivering lines?
Troll
You might also love The Last Samurai with Tom too.
The movie used an actual plane for the crash. They also have it on display on Universal Studios Hollywood backlot tour.
can confirm! it is wild seeing the set in person!
Top 15 Tom Cruise movies not including The Edge of Tomorrow or War of the Worlds. 1. Jerry Maguire 2. Top Gun Maverick 3. Rain Man 4. Minority Report 5.The Firm 6. A Few Good Men 7. Oblivion 8 Mission Impossible: Fallout 9. Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning Part 1 . 10 Mission Impossible Rogue Nation 11. Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol 12 Collateral 13 Risky Business 14 Born On The Fourth Of July 15. TIE Eyes Wide Shut, Magnolia and Valkyrie. You also mentioned the word FREQUENCY as I was typing this. FREQUENCY is a phenomenal movie (Not Tom Cruise)
To me the ending is the best part, I love how they get you to think about how amazing our body truly is that we are able to adapt to things we don't really think about in todays world. How something to trivial to us was the doom for them, With that said tho one would think an advance alien race like they would of have scans of stuff on earth and take defenses for it. But who know's maybe where the aliens came from they did not have anything like microbes etc and they never had virus or anything like that at all on their own planet.
In the original book it suggested that the aliens wiped out their diseases so long ago that it wouldn’t be a thought in their mind. In a way it makes sense when you think about how much we humans have forgotten with how many advancements we made; like not many people nowadays are aware that the original purpose of alcohol was to make water safe to drink.
We are not even safe here on Earth. You can't travel to Africa or overseas without being inoculated against all kinds of things. H.G. Wells wrote this in 1898. This is not much of a departure from the book.
An attack strictly from orbit would be devastating to the environment. The aliens want Earth, they don't want to destroy it.
One of the most iconic pieces of sound design in a movie.
It's another one of my favorite Steven Spielberg movies! For 2005, the visuals in this movie are awesome, way better than what we are now getting!
I honestly love the fact that you guys are reacting to movies that other people would never upload. But the movies are so freaking good!
There are more than just two "worlds" here. On different levels different worlds are taking part in the same war. From galactic through personal to micro.
For Tom Cruise, check out the oft under appreciated Sci Fi Oblivion.
Saw this in the theater - super intense. When the planes fell….that was scary and the clothes raining down. Good one. Yeah our bacteria killed them.
Love you two, Collateral with Tom Cruise and Jamie Fox is incredible, a much different Tom Cruise
Collateral is my all time favorite movie. I haven't seen any reaction channels cover it sadly.
Tbr schmitt and a few others have reactions for Collateral. Search movie reactions Collateral comes right up
Minority Report, The Last Samurai, Interview with the Vampire, Eyes Wide Shut. are some other great films of Tom Cruise.
I saw this film in the theater. It was a very good experience. Great reaction! 👍🏿
Minority report. It’s a Spielberg, sci fi film that’s WIILD
And now that Raf is making a game out of this movie, we can have the full experience ( :
Wasn’t expecting to see a reaction this recent for this movie
Spielberg brought us a great invasion story that was very enjoyable. Cruise was awesome as usual!
One of my favorite Tom Cruise movies is Collateral with Jaime Foxx. Tom is a villain. It’s great!
Back in the mid to late 1980s there was a syndicated TV series called War Of The Worlds.
This has actually been my favorite movie since I was 3. It was on the TV in the hotel my family stayed in for a family trip and I ate it up as a toddler. It took me years to figure out what movie it was from the bits and pieces I could remember.
Crazy thing to notice if you read the book that even if it takes place in the late 1800's the situations with the people that happen in the book are EXTREMELY realistic and some moments even scarily reflect events that happened in 2020! Started off with people being VERY nonchalant about the martian threat until they realize they are SCREWED! (You can tell people about diseases where you have the worst way to go biologically and they wont care until it is at their doorstep) The people in the book that left en masse (well stampede but you get the idea) from london fought and killed each other over food, drink, and even train travel to get to the coast eerily reflect the people who legit fought and killed each other over food, drink, FACE MASK REGULATIONS, and even TOILET PAPER at the start of the pandemic. crazy how no matter how far along we are people have never changed when it comes to world wide devastation!
Wind always blows toward the storm until it reaches you. Storms are low pressure. They suck air towards them.
I love this movie! I saw it in the theaters when it came out and man it was amazing!
Watch: "The last Samurai", "Oblivion", "Edge of tomorrow"
i saw this one in the theatre, was 16 years old. Friggin loved that movie
just what i needed, a good reaction to a movie i love
i dont think people understand.. i literally watch reactions because i would never go back and watch these movies alone.. maybe i would watch with someone else, but watching the reaction gives me a chance to watch it not alone
god i sound like such a popular loner
@@MylonWest You'll be missing a lot if you watch movies all cut like this, it'll just ruin your experience. Just watch the movie alone then go and watch the reaction after you're done with it.
@@SirKolass 1- stop telling people what to do and let them live their lives.
2- if i said “to a movie i love”, i already saw the movie.. I intentionally look for other peoples reactions and perspectives
3- legit bro, dont tell me what to do LMAOOOO why do you care how I (eye) 👁️ decide to watch movies 🤣
THE BRIDGE IS OUOOOUUUUTTTTT!
The alien came from the lighting actually: the tripods were planted but the actual aliens you see later on driving the tripods teleported to them through the lighting, this has been confirmed since the movie release. The whole tripods were buried is a dumb idea because how isnt we didnt find them before or stuff like that but if you ignore that for a bit the movie is still great.
...Sydney is NOT the capital of Australia.... Smh
36:22 I mean, the plot twist about the invaders being taken down by their lack of immunity to local pathogens kinda _is_ cool... considering the original story was written in the 1800's.
Written by H.G. Wells and it was originally narrated by Orson Wells and Jeff Wayne's musical version is fantastic which is narrated by Richard Burton. His voice is fantastic. Also the musical tours the UK which I have seen and it is one of the best shows to go and see.
Tom Cruise movies to watch, Tropic Thunder, A Few Good Men and Oblivion and the two Reacher movies.
Minority Report's probably the best Tom Cruise SF. But this one might be my personal favorite.
That crematron ray gun is brutal, yo!
I am a CGI Artist. I'm a little disappointed that you are not responding to the incredible sequence starting at 11:27 to 12:00 where the camera seems to orbit the scene, zooming in to the final sequence ending at 12:00. Ask yourself, "how the hell was this made??" This is a perfect example of how Great CGI is actually Invisible CGI. This entire sequence is a master class on artificially creating an emotional impact with CGI that is pretty much seamless and doesn't take you out of the movie's narrative. Why don't you even remotely wonder about this? Today's movies routinely utilize CGI that is mostly invisible. (When it's visible - that is - obvious, it's always bad.) I'm not sure I would follow your channel if your observations of a film don't include the wonderment of the routine CGI trickery that is employed by almost every film.
interesting fact - the grandparents at the end are the original actor and actress from the first movie WOTW
Saw it in a packed theater. It was intense.
Dakota in CHARLETTS WEB was a joy to watch. A best soundtrack. The voice of Charlette is Julia Robberts was the first time that the Oscars thought of making voice acting a category.
I love how Jane and JV always seem like deer in the headlights about so much. It makes for a bit more entertaining reactions. The HG Wells radio incident was an incredible moment in history.
Such a good movie, one of Tom Cruises best roles 😮 I cant handle end of world movies, but this one i can, and its a favorite for sure.
This version actually did more to follow the book than the classic movie. Aliens drinking blood didn’t work for the original movie.
The “pilot area” and “plane legs”. I love it.
This is a very great Tom cruise movie my favorite of all time ❤
Guys, I am a simp for whenever Jane is mortified and says "Jyus-tinnnnn!" in anything you all react to.
x-D
Thanks for the reacts, guys!
Then this movie leads right into X-Men, LOL! I cannot think of hardly any Tom Cruise movies I did not like, besides maybe Eyes Wide Shut. But, my favorite Tom Cruise movies, including this one, are all the Mission Impossible movies, Top Gun 1 & 2, Minority Report, The Firm, A Few Good Men, Days of Thunder, Rain Man, Tropic Thunder. My 2nd tier of favorite Tom Cruise movies are Rock of Ages, Oblivion, Knight and Day, Collateral, The Last Samurai, Jerry Macguire, Interview with the Vampire, The Color of Money, Risky Business.
Glad you had heard of the Orson Wells Radio programme. Interestingly, it is referenced in Queens “radio gaga” but rarely noticed!
😂👍 excellent morgan...freeman...voice
Imagine hearing this story over the radiointhe early 1900's
What I love about this movie is its ending is realistic and not super silly. By that I mean in alien movies we always somehow manage to take out the aliens. Which may make for a good movie, its fun to play with the idea of a realistic scenario in which the one things aliens didn't think about was what things live on our planet that they hadn't adapted to. If aliens really ever did invade us, the viruses/organisms...etc would likley indeed mess with their bodies.
Though I will say, I'd imagine smart aliens would wear space suits or have shielding around their body for such things. Unless of course we are truly the only other planet with life and thus they haven't visited other planet to learn about such issues like viruses.
In the original 1890's book (well worth checking out, pulls no punches and somehow even grimmer) it explains that the martians / aliens had cured their diseases long, long ago on their planet and that it was largely sterile. As a result they'd long forgotten that germs are actually a thing that could hurt them.
Awesome reaction of my favorite movie!!!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Thanks for your reaction
Well, the capital of Australia is actually Canberra.
One of my favorites!
one of my favourite cinematic experiences ever ..
Other Cruise movies you'll enjoy: Top Gun: Maverick - Collateral - Jerry Maguire - A Few Good Men - Risky Business - Minority Report - RAIN MAN - The Last Samurai - Tropic Thunder - all the MISSION IMPOSSIBLE movies
Evidently you all never read the original BOOK, or watched the original movie from the fifty's(my dad was an extra in that). The Martians eat the humans. in this movie the Martians buried their war machines here on Earth hundreds if not thousands of years ago. That was not lightning but a teleportation beam sending the crews from orbit down to the machines. The machines were not defecating, they were purging the power systems. The plane that crashed had everyone on board vaporized. You saw the news crew scrounging food and drink from the wreckage. The Martians used an emp to knock out electronic. The van worked because the mechanic had just replaced the alternator. The burning train was actually in the original book.
I remember going to the theater "oh boy! Spielburg and aliens, what fun!" Hour in to it and im terrified.
Three things: one, JV, you sounded almost exactly like Arnold did when you said “the bridge is out!” Two, Jane’s “they learn the most about us up our butts” will be an instant classic. If that doesn’t go viral, nothing will. Third Tim Robbins, who played the crazy guy in the house who wouldn’t shut up, also played in another movie with Tom Cruise. I won’t spoil it, but if you know, you know. Great reaction!
Minority report is so good if u haven't watch yet
I used to live a few doors down from the house where WOTW was written in Woking, UK. House is still there. Its only a small semi town house. The story was published in 1898 and was set around 1900. The Story was part alien invasion, part psycological horror. The martians (in the book they were from Mars) invaded earth because Mars was dying and their attack was a desperate act of survival. There is a lot more in the book thats ever been seen on on screen.
Interview with the Vampire is my favorite Tom Cruise movie
They take the human blood and mix it with something from their planet and then use it as fertilizer and for fuel. When for fertilizer, then they take it inside the Tripod, and when for fuel, then outside the Tripod.
you ought to watch Legend, it's one of my favorite Cruise movies
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Love you guys, viewing from hamilton
Canberra is the capital of Australia. Not Sydney.
I wonder how many movies JV hasn't cried on.
7:11 no they actually destroyed a hole area for that part, it ain't cgi, except for the tripods tho
If you thought this was scary, you should listen to Jeff Wayne's musical version. It gave me nightmares for weeks.
11:18 Don't forget this is post 9/11 movie and the fear was still fresh in the people mind.
18:02 Why did they want the car so bad? That seems like such a silly question to ask, right?
I see you posted this 2 months ago, so apologies if someone already suggested these (I'm not necessarily a Tom Cruise fan but I love a lot of his films): starting with classic and non-sci-fi "Risky Business"; one of my top ten films ever "Minority Report", "Vanilla Sky" though I always also suggest the original Spanish (as in from Spain) version "Abre Los Ojos."
Tom Cruise is a phenomenal actor! If you're looking for recommendations, here's a start:
Magnolia
Rainman
Born on the 4th of July
Vanilla Sky
A Few Good Men
All of the Mission Impossible films
You’re absolutely right on the paramedic comment lol. We are much more than ambulance drivers 😂
Fyi, people en mass did NOT think war of worlds broadcast was real. Only a handful of people were concerned for a short period of time. There were many mentions in the broadcast that it was an entertainment programme.
I cant get through this movie. Not sure why steven told Dakota to impersonate the most irritating banshee in the universe, but he did.
If she were my daughter, id let the aliens take her. Then try and hide beforr they return such a bad product.
True, I did hate hate the screaming part. But to be fair, the fact she did it so well that we hated it, goes to show her acting range!
Not half as bad as the annoying angst boy.
Capital of Australia is Canberra, close there teacher but no
Before the Reaper sounds from Mass Effect, there was the tripod sound.
Can I just say Jane's jacket and look today stunning
The capital of Australia is not Sydney, it is Canberra .😂😂😂
Can't find the other channel Jane's talking aboot.
The Last Samurai is a great Tom Cruise move. Watch it and be impressed!
There is a developer who makes a game about this movie, and it's looking super sick! Can't wait to play it.
Remember seeing this at the cinema, two thirds a great movie, it's just a shame that the script was undercooked and the Robbie based characterisation was pretty weak. (Robbie, a dog riding a bike is something that one needs to see. A desperate fight against Giant-Murder-Aliens isn't something you 'need to see'.)
Anyway, shout out to the still unnerving and way-way-way-way-way ahead of it's time 1890s book. In the great original alien invasion novel H. G. Wells imagines: Nerve gas. Lasers. What are essentially portable nuclear reactors. Exo-skeletons. Programable drone robots. Cloning. 3-D printing machines and terraforming. And all that while the rest of the world is still trying to figure out the new invention of the bicycle. Dude was a bit imaginative.
Movie is brilliant
This particular movie has big PTSD for me lol As a very young kid _6 or 7...my family bought this movie thinking it was an alien invasion 'action thriller' with Tom Cruise fighting Aliens....I sat and watched this movie and was absolutely scarred...On the one hand it was the first scary thing i had watched so I was morbidly curious and kept watching but then was freaked out forever lol Something about the very somber notes of despair and the human on human violence and stress really did a number on me not to mention Aliens in the basement and the sucking people through tubes like this really really impacted me haha