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Holy shit that second scene is CRAZY! Such a long sequence, and now I’m hearing it’s based on a true story. WILD. When she straps back in and you see the ground going and and out of frame, that’s some TOP QUALITY cinematography
There are some REALLY good Russian movies out there that get no attention there is one called "Mira" or something like that, also have amazing Cinematic scenes and very good cgi
I agree! What was it?
Yeah, I just the back story. The script was overseen by the young newlywed depicted in the movie. "The One" was filmed in 2020.
I can recommend good Russian films
@@iachelovek-ib8rw Please! I collect foreign films here and there. It helps learn some of the language and blends with the entertainment.
That second crash was Aeroflot 811 in 1981, which went down after it was hit by a Tupolev strategic bomber. The sole survivor was Larisa Savitskaya, who was on her honeymoon and fell 18,000 feet in a very lucky chunk of wreckage that basically started to glide before impact. The KGB warned her not to say anything and Aeroflot paid her the equivalent of $20 as compensation.
Fhat the wuck? 20$
@@lol311 She was paid compensation of 150 Soviet rubles for her dead husband, and 75 Soviet rubles for her own injuries. With an average salary of 196 rubles in 1980.
One of the many reasons the Soviet Union collapsed. They spent so much time silencing people about their mistakes instead of actually learning from them. The plane went down and people lost their lives because a bomber struck it. It doesn't imply any faults in the planes, the training of their pilots, or the overall reliability and safety of Soviet air travel. Yet they were obsessed with no one finding out it happened and made no effort to investigate the cause.
What’s the name of the movie?
@@klinikbolasepak The One (Одна) 2022
That second one, in Russian...wow. They made that look absolutely amazing. Very improbable, of course, but amazing nonetheless. The last bits as the trees came and went out of the picture were just spectacular.
Одна the one
Actually it's based on the real-life incident of Aeroflot Flight 811, so the after-affects of crashing into another airplane of similar size is pretty realistic.
@@gopniksaurolophus6354 That's insane. Now I have to watch this film. Thanks man.
@@jodycwilliams the problem is that i cant find it, and im good at it
@@gopniksaurolophus6354 cant find it online nowere to watch
"The One" reminded me of the story of Juliane Koepcke. That happened back in 1971. The plane she was on broke up in a storm over the Peruvian rainforest. She fell aprox 2 miles, and woke up, still strapped in her seat on the branch of a tree. The 17yo then spent 11 days walking out of the rainforest. There's a film called "Miracles Still Happen" (1974) which I saw once on late night TV. The only scenes I recall are that of her waking up in her chair in the tree, her sleeping next a river covered in butterflies. And the fishermen who found her cutting the butterfly larva out from under her skin.
I say this is it.
Interesting fact: Larisa Savitskaya, whose story is told in the film "The One", said in an interview that she survived thanks to the 1974 film about Julian Kepke. When the plane crashed, Larisa remembered a moment from the film and repeated the actions of the main character - she pressed herself into her passenger seat.
you guys are right second clip is probably the most terrifying crash scene i have seen..
Frankly... It happened in real life...
The second crash was so fucking crazy! I have never seen a plane crash scene as long and dramatic as that.
🧄
@@MovieWhisperer The second crash is actually a true story. Aeroflot Flight 811, on Aug 24th 1981.
i agree with you
@@TheFlyingSquirrel1980Yes I think I knew the one (the an-24 midair collision with a tu-16k bomber). I immediately recalled that indeed a young woman was the only one who survived. I checked: Larisa Savitskaya was on a Aeroflot flight in 1981 serviced by a AN-24 turboprop. She was sitting next to her husband I think. She says she was asleep but suddenly awoke due to the explosive decompression; her most vivid memory was the extreme drop in temperature and feeling the water on her eyes freeze and her respiratory track moisture all crystallize to ice. The temperature drop alone overwhelmed her and she entered a dissociative state (I mean, yeah same) and she pressed her hands against the seat in front of her. The The Tu-16K razed off the An-24RV's roof and severed both wings. But Larisa was in the empennage portion which had a high coefficient meaning it traveled farther. For 8 minutes it kinda glided and stalled and glided and stalled over and over. The ground impact knocked her out; then she remembered being on the ground, looked over, her husband wasn’t there and she went in and out of lucidity until first responders rescued her.
The an-24 wreckage was spread over 8 km by 2 km squared.
Contrary to the dramatized version Larisa remained buckled in her seat at the aft end of the aircraft the entire time.
@@TheFlyingSquirrel1980 I love the extra detail of the fictional character stand in for Larisa looking out the window and you can see a flash of a Tu-16k fly past under the an-24; because irl that’s exactly what happened two Tu-16k were flying in formation and one went under first and the second trailing one hit the passenger aircraft.
Just a little history fact, for you. The second crash was that of Aeroflot flight 811 and collided with a military aircraft. The lady depicted was the only survivor of the crash and she was compensated 75 Soviet rubles (20$) for her accident by the flight company. The government kept the accident a secret until 2011.
There is a Nick Cage movie called "Knowing", has a plane crash scene that scared the shit out of me. If I remember it right, it was a long take showing us the brutal aftermath. Alright film, absolutely gut wrenching crash scene.
Yeah, I remember watching it in the cinema. Good movie with Mr Cage)
That plane crash is brutal and very well made! BUT the fact that the actors are looking the wrong way when the plane comes in for the crash is just... why?..
@@slajmkorn I didn’t even notice that! I guess the crash was just that good haha
Saw it on a plane once. Made me laugh as they'd roughly edited that part out, which made no sense at all.
Yeah.. yeah.. movie in 2009 . That plane crash on the highway is the most horrifying scene ever.
It’s always the camera man that survives 😂
Wow, no one has ever made that joke before. Literally no one ever. I hope you get lots of likes for your original creation.
The crash from "Alive" (1993) still beats all of these.
You should see the plane crash scene in "Society of the Snow" about the same incident That's the stuff of nightmares
I just went and watched it and, out of curiosity, why do you think this? It's really not that good of a crash scene. Granted it is now 30 years old... so at the time it was very good. But you can't say that one beats the second one in this video...
The second clip is absolutely spectacular but I have to give credit to The Grey as well for how much it tells while actually showing very little. We get the full sense of the crash while primarily seeing the protagonist's attempt to keep himself alive as it's happening and only briefer shots of the other passengers, until suddenly the side of the plane is ripped away and we see that snowy forest as the plane gets closer and closer. I also love the way it conveyed him passing out from some combination of g-forces and sheer stress and strain, the audio cutting out and then just... Smash to black. Silence. The dream as his mind starts regaining consciousness, ripped away in a flurry of snow. While the film as a whole has its ups and downs, I think that scene, along with many of Liam Neeson's awesome line deliveries ("I'm gonna start beating the shit out of you in the next five seconds, and you're going to swallow a lot of blood for a fucking billfold!", yelling at God and saying "You phony prick fraudulent motherfucker."), and the incredible wolf scenes (the wolves are mostly practical! Animatronics and puppetry enhanced with CG really goes a long way) really make it worth a watch.
Such a great movie the grey
The Grey was one of LNeeson most disappointing movie but majority of his films are very good . My favorite one is Taken [the first one ]
EVERYONE GET IN THE BLACK BOX ITS INDESTRUCTIBLE
Left out the scene from "Alive". That depiction has stood the test of time as one the more realistic crash scenes ever recreated.
For anyone interested, the movie in the second clip is called "The One" in english. It's a true story of Larisa Savitskaya.
A true story!!! OMG
@@lilacvioletpurple
Wiki:
At the time of the disaster, Larisa Savitskaya was sleeping in her seat at the rear of the plane. I woke up from a strong shock and sudden cold (the temperature instantly dropped from +25 °C to −30 °C). After another break in the fuselage, which passed right in front of her seat, Savitskaya was thrown into the aisle. When she woke up, she made her way to the nearest chair, climbed in and pressed herself into it, still not wearing her seat belt. Savitskaya subsequently claimed that at that moment she remembered an episode from the film “Miracles Still Happen” based on real events, where the heroine squeezed into a chair during a plane crash and survived.
Part of the plane's body landed on a birch grove, which softened the blow. According to subsequent studies, the entire fall of the plane fragment measuring 3 meters wide by 4 meters long, where Savitskaya ended up, took 8 minutes. Savitskaya was unconscious for several hours. Waking up on the ground, she saw in front of her a chair with the body of her dead husband. Savitskaya received a number of serious injuries
That’s fucking insane! There have been a number of airline crashes where a person here or there survived unscathed.
👍👍👍
Thank you thank you thank you
That second clip scared the hell outta me when she tried to pull that metal thing out of her leg
The second film clip was from the movie "The One" from 2022
The fourth one (Breaking Bad) is actually based on the 1986 Cerritos mid-air collision, where Aeromexico flight 498 was struck by a Piper Cherokee on the tail mid-air, and crashed into a Cerritos neighborhood. The ATC who was in charge at the time was also called Walter White (not the main Breaking Bad character)
It made me think of the 1979 PSA Flight 182 crash in San Diego. 😳
@@gregdzialo9998same
The Russian clip was terrifying. Well shot tho
Yup, seems cool)
The second crash is actually a true story. Aeroflot Flight 811, on Aug 24th 1981.
same with me
Larisa Savitskaya, a 20 year old Russian returning from her honeymoon. Aeroflot paid her the equivalent of $20 compensation. The Soviet government swore her to secrecy. She finally started speaking about it in 2001.
2nd crash was terrifying and to think their was a SURVIVOR!! 😱😳🤯
Holy crap, that russian movie… that was some excellent camerawork
The second clip is from the Russian movie The One. It's based on the lone survivor of Aeroflot Flight 811 in 1981 who fell 5km after the mid air collision that destroyed the plane. Her name was Larisa Savitskaya. She received $75 rubles ($20) as compensation from Aeroflot.
That second crash was improbable for sure but that has to be the most amazing crash sequence I have ever seen. Thanks for the compilation. 👏🏾
Wiki:
At the time of the disaster, Larisa Savitskaya was sleeping in her seat at the rear of the plane. I woke up from a strong shock and sudden cold (the temperature instantly dropped from +25 °C to −30 °C). After another break in the fuselage, which passed right in front of her seat, Savitskaya was thrown into the aisle. When she woke up, she made her way to the nearest chair, climbed in and pressed herself into it, still not wearing her seat belt. Savitskaya subsequently claimed that at that moment she remembered an episode from the film “Miracles Still Happen” based on real events, where the heroine squeezed into a chair during a plane crash and survived.
Part of the plane's body landed on a birch grove, which softened the blow. According to subsequent studies, the entire fall of the plane fragment measuring 3 meters wide by 4 meters long, where Savitskaya ended up, took 8 minutes. Savitskaya was unconscious for several hours. Waking up on the ground, she saw in front of her a chair with the body of her dead husband. Savitskaya received a number of serious injuries
It was a true story.
I watch lots of Russian movies . Some are OUTSTANDING !
"The Grey"... The best Neeson's movie ever...
No the worse LN movie , still got the headache watching it . Too much bullst . Didnt bother with the ending .
Also, watch "White Knights" with Mikhail Baryshnikov and Isabella Rossellini. The 747 crash landing was incredible and realistic. You find the entire movie on RUclips.
Grey is a prime example of a horrifying situation somehow getting much much worse, that movie scared the shit outta me back when I first saw it 💀😭
The first time I flew on an airplane it was an up lifting experience then it let me down
The worst part about planes, except for the possibility of the crash, is blocked ears.
@@MovieWhisperer lol
womp womp!
I think one of the best plane crash scenes was in castaway with Tom Hanks.
Yep came here to say this. I saw that scene as a kid and have loathed flying ever since
The pinewood impact was so strong that her light green dress turn light blue. By the way, it is a very modest dress as despite the tornado level wind in the cabin she never experienced a wardrobe malfunction.
PICKY HUH ?
I bet you are fun at parties
Another series that has lots of potential, Alive comes to mind when I think of scary plane crash scenes.
Lol why am I watching this before my flight
Jesus...that second clip was crazy!!!
4:47 911 what’s ur emergency
“Yeah apparently a woman somehow exploited in real life”
Is it funny if that based on real events?
Shame the "single"shot crash from Knowing isnt included. Saw that at the cinema- was absolutely stunning.
that scene is still amazin and on my list as top plane crash - fun fact that movie was suppose to be R and alot more brutal esp that train crash scene
Druga scena jest bardzo realistyczna 🙂🙂👍👍
the russian scene was absolutely breathtaking incredible cinematography !
Damn! The second clip filled me with despair, I need to see the movie!
I'm trying to find a way to either buy it on Amazon video or buy the DVD or something but it seems to be restricted to amazon Germany for some reason.
As amazing as the Russian clip was there's no way anybody can convince me that she should have survived lol
True story 😸
@@MovieWhisperer whaaaat?? Seriously? Fuck man
@@yourevilhalf1413 Yup. She even attended the premiere of the film. And consulted the actress who portrayed her on screen.
@@MovieWhisperer it was based on a true story? If so, that’s insane!!
The second crash is actually a true story. Aeroflot Flight 811, on Aug 24th 1981.
these scenes are A-W-E-S-O-M-E. I'm floored. Well done!
Watching the second Crash I was even looking to strap myself to my Seat.
BRUH THE CAMERAMAN NEVER DIES
So funny...every time....
Wow, I was the one who once suggested making a selection of epic movie explosions! And so - I waited!!! 👍👍💖💖😁😁
Not explosion series, but quite close nonetheless)
That Russian one was the fucking most terrifying movie plane crash I've ever seen
It really happened in 1981. The KGB covered it up.
Boeing is taking notes
Boeing is all about maximizing dividends for stockholders. Not avoiding crashes.
as long as notes are taken on paper and not require expenditures on laptops..........
Best movie crash in my opinion was Society of the Snow on Netflix
Mercifully, in 2015 the passengers aboard Germanwings 9525 didn’t have to endure, or suffer through the terror, or agonizing minutes of a midair breakup. Their ordeal was over in a few milliseconds. Death was instantaneous.
Fun to watch if you're about to fly somewhere ;)
"It's all right. Jack, It is not the violence that sets men apart. It is the distance that he is prepared to go. Jack, look at me. We are survivors. We control the fear. But without the fear, we are all as good as dead." Forrest Bondurant. Lawless. =)
I was surprised myself from the second clip))
I want to see what we filmed😅
Вперёд и с песней🙂
@@MovieWhispererSaid in englishh broo
@@Muazmikail333da pofig 😊
I’m watching this in a airport 😂
Hope the flight was successful
The Second is unreal, you cańt stay awake if falling that fast.
If people were meant to fly we'd have wings. That 2nd clip was terrifying.
🌈
Then we shouldn't swin either based on your logic.... 🤦🏼♀️
@@thatanswergirl-lucy8033 if people were meant to swim we would have gills
I don't know how plausible it was, but the Russian one was really well done.
The second movie is an accident based on the true story of the 1981 Aeroflot Flight 811 crash
Yup 👍🎥
What caused the crash?
@@kingfissh6321 Mid-air collisions and ATC errors
6:14 I can’t believe she survived that.
That second clip from that russian film was freaking intense! Holy fark. When I think of MH17, this is what I think the passengers would have somewhat gone through, although they were probably much higher in altitude and most would have lost consciousness during the fall...
love these different series.
Good)
The 2nd scene is from
Thr One (2022)
2nd clip is from, in English, The One.
Next time I decide to travel I think I'll take the train
I didn’t need to see anymore after the second video! That was intense!
The fact there was a kid in that second crash too 😭
Well I mean...kids fly too....
I just screamed
That second one, BASED
Always carry a god damn parachute in a bag just in case shit happens lol
If it's a high altitude the parachute won't help you. You might wanna bring an oxygen backpack with a mask as well .
@@MovieWhisperer use your brain damn it .. Wait until the planes descends until certain heigh and then jump
A little brave and fearless but mostly fearFUL women who survives the crash
This is scary...
chills...
I really enjoyed this one cuz I Hate getting on planes for this very reason
You'll be fine 🙂
@@MovieWhisperer if u say so, I'll consider. But I really don't like the idea of what's left of my life on a blk box 🤷🏽♂️ just me ? Idk
@@Earth517Phoenix its safer than the drive to the airport lol, even if these things seem to happen often, thats only cause there are hundreds of thousands of planes in the sky at any moment, you're almost never going to be in a crash
1:00 The One - film 2022
Wow final destination 1
@5:02 wow! amazing
Ik someone did a good job in telling this, but I will anyway.
Basically, second plane crash happened in real life and quite similarly to how it happened in movie.
Basically passenger plane collided with a fighter resulting in midair collision.
The only survivor was lucky that fuselage fragment where she was in, was caught by trees smoothing it's fall. She had to make a tent out of wreckage to survive some time in woods before being found by rescuers.
And the guy she was flying with as portrayed in the movie was her lover(boyfriend? Husband? I don't know)
Second plane crash is awesome!
It also a true story
Some things should never be re-enacted.
9:18 Blud thinks he Johnny💀
Yeah the 2nd was just epic. Reinforcing my belief that flying sucks. I hate it and my life is worth more then the time I will save flying. And Ive flew many times only because I had to
The second one: holy fuck.. now that's a wild and epic and freaked out scene!
Sickening
5:40. Had a leg surgery where the surgeon made a deep incision similar to that. Anathesioligist went lite on the pain killers & its as pain full as it looked there.
the second clip reminds me of Miracles Still Happen !
The second one is why I am afraid of flying even though I know its very safe. That woman fell for 8 minutes (per wiki) knowing that she was going to die.
It’s so crazy
Fearless with Jeff Bridges.
It takes a long time to fall to the earth .....
All spectacular
I used to not mind flying until I saw the crash scene in the second Die Hard movie.
You don't take the object that has impaled you out of the wound unless you want to Bleed Out!
That's what I was thinking! If you're impaled by something, never take it out! It's probably the only thing keeping you alive!
and in her case, leave it in there and let the wound heal,
thats gonna allow her to make millions as MMA fighter with advantage over opponents.........
And yet she didn't IRL. But that's generally good advice.
but all these plane crashes looks realistic
👍
except the breaking bad one
Bro you can't whip around at light speed
'Er, excuse me Stewardess, may I be moved to another seat please?' Is what you would hear if I had been sitting next to 'that' guy in the first clip, that and I probably would be wearing a parachute or praying to be 'beamed outta there' before the plane crashed or just before Superman flew it away from the storm and whatever had hit it. 😮
Then someone would get triggered because you're not supposed to say "stewardess" lol. But I don't know what the new term is. Attendant? Flight person? Lady? Dude? Sensei? Miyagi-san?
@@scottw6704 Sensei? Flight Person? Lady? I'm definitely not politely raising my hand, and with my best controlled breathing (as I am Ashmatic) and calling the young lady a Dude. I could say Lady, but if she's wearing a name badge, it is only fair to at least give it a go try to say it and pronounce it right, as for Flight Person, if we are in a plane, we are all persons who are sharing the flight (unless waiting to lift off at the airport or about to disembark), plus she ain't my master, so I wouldn't call her Sensei, would I? (I ain't even going to bother with the last option as I don't know what it is and if the aircraft was falling out of the sky, I probably should be worried about other things).
@MovieWhisperer Hi there. Do you know where we can watch that Russian movie? the one whose clip starts at 00:57 seconds (second clip). Thanks!
Does anyone know how I can purchase The One (The Russian video) - I'm having a hard time in the US finding any place that either streams it (I'm willing to pay of course) or to purchase a DVD...seems like it's Europe-only, dang it.
impresionante las escenas ....imaginen las que fueron reales uy !!!)😮😢😮😮
2:14 я смотрел этот фильм он основан на реальных событиях
What many of those film writers didn't know, or didn't want to portray, was that planes often cruise at such high altitudes that people will pass out after about 15 or 30 seconds of low oxygen or no oxygen. I guess some writers figure it would be boring to see the whole fuselage unconscious for a minute of film time as the plane falls.
The second film clip was from the movie "The One" (2022)
I feel bad for that girl with the teddy bear cause sadly she was in the back and the back cell off
AND THAT'S WHY I DON'T FLY ANYMORE!
You should do another episode with Fearless (1993).
I can’t help but to think of the world war Z South Park episode where a plane crashes every few minutes
I love the OAHA
You did not include Denzel washington's "FLIGHT" plane crash scene which was also a horrific plane crash scene
awesome
kinda =)