I feel like what they meant is that the f-22 pilot wouldn’t fly below buildings without a reason. The f-22’s had a target when they went in, starscream just flew bye.
I don’t know, I still think it’s weird they even had dialogue calling that to the audience’s attention just to later have an entire flight of them weaving between skyscrapers
@@JakvsMetalheads999 It was more to point out no lone F-22 would just be doing laps through a city passing between buildings. Like the other guy said they're only weaving between buildings later on because they're chasing Starscream, and they're flying together as a squadron.
@@Snay1998 You'll hear the bam! Whizz! Twang! Ptew! Boom! and then pinging tinnitus. The brrrt might or might not be heard later after the bullet hits and explosions stop. The 30 mm projectiles are supersonic. At least military sim games brings you that experience.
Mover: Michael Bay said in the audio commentary that the AWACS scene was filmed with real guys in the aircraft. He explained the situation the ground forces would be in and told the crew to use the language/lines and do things just as if it was real life and not a movie.
Well he should have had some guys on the ground also to explain that you wouldn't laser a target from 15' away and stand there while an A10 strafes the target. The spread on the forward cannon is way too high for that. Even if Annie Oakley was flying and shooting the entire ground team would be a red mist from standing that close.
@@TheNetherwalker He did. Some of the guys running across the dunes with the actors before that scene, was former Navy SEALs (IIRC). I'm sure that falls into the same reasoning as any movie with modern air combat where aircraft always fight much, much closer than in real life. For that scene, how would you set it up and film it like in real life, lasing from a fair distance away, of course with invisible (to the eyes) IR laser AND make it visual and exciting which would work for a movie? Use realistic distances and you in order to get everything in frame, you'll have pull so far out you cant see who is who. Sure, I would have preferred one guy using the laser and not one attached to M4s but alas..
@Jack Sujovolsky True. Might be a problem. But if your other option is to be ripped apart by a steel scorpion the size of a truck..... Isnt a "possible death" preferable to a "certain death"? ;)
I would really love to watch more movie scenes with military folks talking with realistic lines and codes even if I don't understand most of it. It just sounds very strategic and important. In this case it was really thrilling and cool indeed.
It's funny to compare this scene to the fighter attack scene in Independence Day. It seems Hollywood believes that these types of situations require everyone to scream and act like idiots, when reality (with some heart pounding background music) is way more intense and entertaining.
Regarding being "cleared hot" before the gun is on the target... true, but they were facing alien robot invaders... There comes a point where it's like "whatever, shoot the bad guy, the alien robot thing..."
Kinda like they made the 120mm cannon on the M1 Abrams tanks in Revenge Of The Fallen sound like they were shooting blow-darts. Like, I'm pretty sure those have a much bigger BOOM than that. 🤣
So, the E-3 scene was actually filmed using a real AWACS crew from the 965 AACS (Darkstar) back in 2006. One of the guys on the bulkhead was my first flight commander!
My drill sergeant told me a story in 2003 about how he was facing an Iraqi howitzer from an elevated position during D storm. He and his rangers were like “welp, life was fun I guess.” Just before the gun opens up, the whistle of A-10s made their appearance. I saw this scene against scorponok and I threw my fist in the air holding back tears. I couldn’t help it. Jablonsky nailed the score for this scene. Gets me every time.
there's a 150 million and there's a 150 million and there's a 150 million and guess what there goes another 150 million and thats only the building coast for now
@@clydeaxel3034 Fleet is also used to describe a group of vehicles under the same ownership. Not specifically just for the navy, although the navy do use fleet as a actual organizational level. Bus companies have a fleet of buses. Likewise airline companies have a fleet or airliners.
This movie isn't perfect, but it still holds a special place in my heart. I love the gritty realism to it, (even if it's not entirely accurate) and how the threat and the stakes are established immediately with the base attack
If there's one thing these movies did well is how serious they portray the military response to the attacks from the Transformers. I just wish someone gave the rest of the films better script treatment to match the awesomeness of the action scenes involving the U.S., military.
@@XZAVIER-DAA-GOD Correct. This was filmed around 05-06 and came out in 07 was the ramp up to the Surge in Iraq and the USAF was all in on PR. Also, they took serious heat for overspending on the F-22.
Quotenwagnerianer Military and Bay have a good relationship. Bay/Transformers was the first movie to be allowed use of the F22's and the first to be allowed to film in the pentagon after 9/11
Regarding the city scene: If I remember the film correctly, there is a line of dialogue in there somewhere where the main protagonists on the ground identify one of the jets as a hostile specifically because it's flying below the building line and Raptor pilots would never fly that low. Don't know if that makes it okay, or if it makes the bit 2 scenes later when the raptor pilots are actually flying between buildings even worse..... Probably even worse in fairness
One of the Autobots screamed “It’s Star Scream” as the Deceptacon Star Scream (who is flying in an F22 shape) fires missiles at the ground team. The CCT guy named Epps then says that it’s an alien as F22s don’t fly as low as buildings. Now when the F22 pilots face Star Scream and Star Scream transforms into robot mode and jumps onto the F 22s, all hell breaks loose. Sure they probably should have flown higher or scramble or so to get away from Star Scream but, they were probably dead regardless.
and thats just the building price not talking about fuel and broken parts over the years and flight hours its gotta be higher than 100 million if you count everything
@@sergarlantyrell7847 if they weren't cannonically like 20 miles from Nellis you could make an argument about hogs not being able to get there fast enough, but even then you'd use falcons or strike eagles with standoff weapons, and MAYBE a vulcan run or two if and when they ran out of long range stuff
Hey, Mover, I've seen that particular Spooky at an Airshow, right here in my hometown of Bellevue, Ne., and it sported a kill marking for killing the Decepticon Scorpinok.
That AWACS scene always gets me. I want a whole movie like that Michael Bay! Don’t need firey explosions, robot helicopters. Give us stuff like that, Top Gun esque A-10 cinematography, realistic sounding, genuine radio loops, for a whole movie!
In reference to the ac130, yes it can fire two weapons at once. They cant fire all 3 sets due to the massive shift it would have on the flight path, but they can manage two well enough and its done quite often. Theres several documentaries on it that are quite helpful
at least in this movie, they got the armament correct, and the placement of the weapons. unlike Olympus Has Fallen. that one made me cringe with how innacurate the AC-130 was armed and used.
One of the big things about these Transformers movies was that they did indeed make an arrangement with the Armed Service to integrate actual members into the film, the comms maybe spoofed for opsec but otherwise the film was treated as a glorified training exercise and marketing campaign. The second film, revenge of the fallen, all that air to ground was coordinated via either a JTAC or TACP along with one of the squadron pilots supervising.
If someone were to tell me out of ALL of the things Mover reviewed that Michael Bay's Transformers would be one of the more accurate ones I would have absolutely not believed them...
Is it just me , or does anybody else love the way mover looks directly at the camera when something is blatantly wrong... and yet Hollywood keeps doing it. lol keep up the good work.
The AWACS guys were real USAF crew, it was in the Behind the scenes stuff for Transformers 2007, the AWACS was sitting on the tarmac powered down at Nellis and the movie crew asked the AWACS crew to simulate/act out how they would handle a ground battle situation. Michael Bay joked to them if they had an alien attack situation plan.. the AWACS crew's deadpan response: "We do."
With everything this movie does wrong, the way it does the escalation of the situation after they call in the strike package is downright awesome. Worth the price of admission just to see that bit
"That's okay, wipe it with a cloth. It will be fine... She's really good at that kind of thing. " Geeze that made me laugh, especially "the look" you gave at 2:52. Too funny! Thanks! :)))
Hey Mover, can you talk about the "Sully: Miracle on the Hudson" Movie, specialy the fighter jet part and the river landing? You're awesome, keep up the great work!
I was really hoping Mover was going to show and comment on "left cheek, left cheek, left cheek!" because we all know that all military personnel when carrying their credit cards into battle, they are always carried in their right cheek pockets 🤣
I was just an Admin guy in the Marines. Cool thing is admin gets attached to every training op so you learn stuff. When Recon guys taught us how to call for fire I thought it was the coolest thing. The power to rain down death with just a radio call is an awesome thing.
Wow, a fairly accurate scene (relatively speaking, compared to other Mover-analysed clips) coming from Michael Bay? Then again, action and explosions are what Bay does best, I suppose.
For me the primary reason I come for the Transformers movies is for the military bits, and you're right: straight chills during the Strike Package scenes. Unfortunately they just start to slack more and more after the first one.
As a former ARMY RANGER. The brrrrrtttt From an A-10 close air supports. Is the best sound in the world. Also calling attack direction, some controllers will give the aircraft 9 line.
Or you just compare the movie with the actual footage of the helicopters going down. The P3 Orion that was circling overhead in 93 got it on video and it was released to the public.
One of my favorite scene in Transformers. Unloading bombs and lead on that Scorpion. And as Lemoine said, gives you chills when they were about to start the strike.
What's funny about the Raptor scene is just a few minutes earlier, the soldiers see a Raptor diving through buildings and are like "Wait, our planes don't go that low, its not one of ours!" and sure enough, its Starscream doing an ambush.
Mover may not actually see this, but my previous aerospace professor is a retired Colonel for the USAF. Believe it or not, the AWAC crew in the movie was his crew. He talked about it one day in class. Pretty cool watching the movie now, knowing that information! So yes! The crew is 100% legit!
I will say though, other than the brrrt issue, that scene in the desert with the AWACS calling in the strike was probably my favourite part of the movie.
The best part of having an A-10 on station is the earth shattering impact you hear before the “BRRRTT” comes through. Pure destruction and it is NOT gentle in the least lol
Mover can you look at the fighter scenes in transformers “the last night” and there’s a dozen fighter scenes throughout the franchise Michael loves the airforce. Thanks mover! Great vid
I love how honest you are about this. You call out the bs, but you praise the stuff you like, that’s awesome man! I believe in the commentary to the movie they actually say that the people on the AWACS is actual military personnel, so you nailed that one! Just received the first of your books today, can’t wait to read it! Stay safe!
Michael Bay knew what he wanted with the AWACS scene and just let the Military Personnel make it sound real. And apparently, Sabot rounds were the only human ammunition capable of damaging the Deceptions.
Yes you are right about the AWACs crew, they were all active duty airmen on leave because it was easy and they didn't have to come up with lines for them, they just let them do their thing. They were already renting the plane, so might as well rent the crew also. And on the F-22s flying below buildings, Eps literally says that in the movie after Starscream attacks them. "F22 pilots would never fly below building, that thing is alien, that ain't friendly!" But what I think is kinda weird is wouldn't the F-22 pilots think a single F-22 forming up with them out of nowhere is kinda odd?
Interesting info: the E-3 shown was one from the 552nd Air Control Wing, you can barely see the shield in the cockpit at 11:12. Been waiting for someone to break down these scenes though. Great video!
Lol, after all the times I've seen this, I never picked up that when the general says "give in a call to the nearest AWAC"... The threat isn't airborne.
I was in that first Transformer movie. And yes, I've posted it before. This movie relied heavily on actual mil dudes...except the ones shooting at the -53 when it transformed...most cvies who couldn't even hold a rifle correctly. Right at 4:04 in your video, as the Hog pilot is climbing up his ladder, I am the blur below him as the camera is panning right. I was with two Pavehawk crews (a/c 90-26224 & 227) from DM. We can also be seen from the bare-base tower, in the part before this, as the -53 is landing (at Holloman AFB). We were in lawn chairs next to our Pave helos and are silhouetted by the setting sunlight, and I thin I was sitting on the rotorhead watching it all... I used to have video I took of the first -53 used, as it approached the base, then powered up and flew away for another approach to landing. Lost it over the years. That was a long day...with mil pay AND Hollywood Extra pay. They filmed me on the tail pylon for more than 30 minutes turning blades, to use as filler footage. It all ended up on the cutting room floor. It's cool to see this and remember all that went into the filming.
This is actually one of my most favorite movies of all time. Yea i said it. Anyway during the behind the scenes special, Michael bay said he likes to work with real military personnel to get as much authentic military talk and assets as possible. obviously not everything can be shown or replicated due to classified info, but I do like how they try to keep it as realistic as possible.
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Having an A-10 with no BRRRRRRTTTT is like having Darth Vader without the breathing sound.
Truer words have never been spoken . . .
Really, the GAU-8 would have been enough.
NNNNNNNNNNNOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Sad BRRRRRTTTTT sounds
Look how they massacre our boi
Eps: "F-22 pilots would never fly below buildings. That's alien! That ain't friendly."
Michael Bay F-22 pilots: "Yeah about that..."
I feel like what they meant is that the f-22 pilot wouldn’t fly below buildings without a reason. The f-22’s had a target when they went in, starscream just flew bye.
I don’t know, I still think it’s weird they even had dialogue calling that to the audience’s attention just to later have an entire flight of them weaving between skyscrapers
@@JakvsMetalheads999 It was more to point out no lone F-22 would just be doing laps through a city passing between buildings. Like the other guy said they're only weaving between buildings later on because they're chasing Starscream, and they're flying together as a squadron.
To be fair, they didn't start doing that until Starscream started chasing them.
*Helicopter transforms*
Mover: Completely unrealistic, our US Helicopters transform in a totally different manner.
Ah, but that's what gave the enemy away, cue the bullet hail.
Yeah, that's totally a airforce thing, you know, in navy we actually do it differently...
that scariest part is he didn't say anything... almost like it's a normal occurrence
MOVER STICKING IT TO HILLARY LOL .. LUV IT ..
Everyone: hold up
“The rotor blades sound evil” killed me 😂
"If you hear the BRRRRT, you weren't the intended target."
XD true
Not necessarily,they may just be going around for another pass,stay tight bubba..I would like to say if you hear the brrrrrt you are the pilot
@@Snay1998 You'll hear the bam! Whizz! Twang! Ptew! Boom! and then pinging tinnitus.
The brrrt might or might not be heard later after the bullet hits and explosions stop. The 30 mm projectiles are supersonic. At least military sim games brings you that experience.
BRRT
My favorite jet and fighter jet is a 10-Thunderbolt
"In fairness they shot first" lol man bro as soon as I saw those blades make a break stop and fold up like a hand fan im unloading with that 50 foh
😂😂😂😂😂😂
No joke
Not to mention but one guy said "Hold your fire" BEFORE the other guy said "Prepare to fire" like what?
As a civilian, if I see 'em fold like that, I'm out. A chopper on the ground with the engine off is one thing. A Mecha is a whole different story.
@@natesmodelsdoodles5403 cuz overall aren’t soldiers paid to shoot?
Mover:
Michael Bay said in the audio commentary that the AWACS scene was filmed with real guys in the aircraft. He explained the situation the ground forces would be in and told the crew to use the language/lines and do things just as if it was real life and not a movie.
Well he should have had some guys on the ground also to explain that you wouldn't laser a target from 15' away and stand there while an A10 strafes the target. The spread on the forward cannon is way too high for that. Even if Annie Oakley was flying and shooting the entire ground team would be a red mist from standing that close.
@@TheNetherwalker He did. Some of the guys running across the dunes with the actors before that scene, was former Navy SEALs (IIRC).
I'm sure that falls into the same reasoning as any movie with modern air combat where aircraft always fight much, much closer than in real life.
For that scene, how would you set it up and film it like in real life, lasing from a fair distance away, of course with invisible (to the eyes) IR laser AND make it visual and exciting which would work for a movie? Use realistic distances and you in order to get everything in frame, you'll have pull so far out you cant see who is who.
Sure, I would have preferred one guy using the laser and not one attached to M4s but alas..
@Jack Sujovolsky True. Might be a problem. But if your other option is to be ripped apart by a steel scorpion the size of a truck..... Isnt a "possible death" preferable to a "certain death"? ;)
I would really love to watch more movie scenes with military folks talking with realistic lines and codes even if I don't understand most of it. It just sounds very strategic and important. In this case it was really thrilling and cool indeed.
It's funny to compare this scene to the fighter attack scene in Independence Day. It seems Hollywood believes that these types of situations require everyone to scream and act like idiots, when reality (with some heart pounding background music) is way more intense and entertaining.
Regarding being "cleared hot" before the gun is on the target... true, but they were facing alien robot invaders... There comes a point where it's like "whatever, shoot the bad guy, the alien robot thing..."
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Also yes an AC-130 can fire 2/3 of its armaments at a given moment, but never all three.
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Military do not break protocol. I have witnessed guys under fire... and there's no "whatever... shoot the bad guy".
Mover's conclusion: This movie is 100% accurate and based on a true story
what true story?
But the brrrrt
The Battle of Fallalala!
Brian Williams can verify.
@@textbooksmathematicstutorials whooosh!!!
“NOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!! You can’t just use a stock sound effect for the A-10’s cannon!”
Michael Bay: “Heheh. GAU-8 goes ‘pttttttttttttttt!’”
"No wonder they didnt kill it. That A-10 has a .22 in the nose instead of the GAU"
Kinda like they made the 120mm cannon on the M1 Abrams tanks in Revenge Of The Fallen sound like they were shooting blow-darts. Like, I'm pretty sure those have a much bigger BOOM than that. 🤣
"So how many raptors do you want down?"
Hollywood: "Yes"
So, the E-3 scene was actually filmed using a real AWACS crew from the 965 AACS (Darkstar) back in 2006. One of the guys on the bulkhead was my first flight commander!
NOOOOOO the brrrrrrt is ruined. You had one job.
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@@SgtSteel1 MUCH BETTER!
The desert scene is one of my favourite movie scenes ever. Just the hype when everyone scrambles gives me shivers.
Best part of the whole franchise.
@@will3kgt no it was just the start
BlackOut's attack on base
Music is awesome
I love how despite all the friendly rivalry and pisstaking between pilots of different planes everybody still goes 'yeah!' when the A10 comes up.
About every time the A-10 gets shown - "Yeah!" .. later "Yeah!" and again "Yeah!" 😀
My drill sergeant told me a story in 2003 about how he was facing an Iraqi howitzer from an elevated position during D storm. He and his rangers were like “welp, life was fun I guess.” Just before the gun opens up, the whistle of A-10s made their appearance. I saw this scene against scorponok and I threw my fist in the air holding back tears. I couldn’t help it. Jablonsky nailed the score for this scene. Gets me every time.
That city scene wiped out the whole entire raptor fleet
there's a 150 million and there's a 150 million and there's a 150 million and guess what there goes another 150 million and thats only the building coast for now
thats not called a FLEET i guess, thats a squadron. what i know is, fleet is for the boats/ships and squadron for planes
@@clydeaxel3034 Fleet is also used to describe a group of vehicles under the same ownership. Not specifically just for the navy, although the navy do use fleet as a actual organizational level. Bus companies have a fleet of buses. Likewise airline companies have a fleet or airliners.
Well... I suppose its better than being slowly whittled down due to the constant need for maintenance.
This movie isn't perfect, but it still holds a special place in my heart. I love the gritty realism to it, (even if it's not entirely accurate) and how the threat and the stakes are established immediately with the base attack
If there's one thing these movies did well is how serious they portray the military response to the attacks from the Transformers. I just wish someone gave the rest of the films better script treatment to match the awesomeness of the action scenes involving the U.S., military.
No movie is perfect, even 10 out of 10's aren't perfect
@@billywashere6965 the reason why the military was so involved was to try to get people in real life to join the USA military
@@XZAVIER-DAA-GOD Correct. This was filmed around 05-06 and came out in 07 was the ramp up to the Surge in Iraq and the USAF was all in on PR. Also, they took serious heat for overspending on the F-22.
Tranformers 1 é perfeito pirra
You should "ruin" Hot Shots! We know it's slapstick and accuracy was not what they were going for but it's a classic
Did he ever ruin Tup Gun? Did i missed it? Or is it a no go? :D
@@Banyk AFAIK he's waiting to sit down with Gonky to do it
Airforce proud did Airplane! After all..
Ninjafox Mover replied to an earlier comment. It’s waiting on the copyright block to clear and will be in two parts.
There's nothing to ruin in Hot Shots. It's one of, if not the most, accurate depiction aerial war fighting.
The F-22 scene "WHAT IS THAT!?"
You've been dealing with giant robots that turn into vehicles, the hell do you think it is? Lol
Probably haven’t seen one up close
No one knew about Star Scream before that scene.
Hahaha, exactly.
Tha fuck you think you're fighting, angry mother-in-laws?
Transformers honestly did a great job of showcasing the military, even if the depiction wasnt realistic. Franchise was downhill from here though
The military in these movies where the best of the movies for me
That was to be expected, being a Michael Bay movie. I mean he has this weird military fetish.
The way they coordinated the Close Air Support was pretty accurate though
Quotenwagnerianer Military and Bay have a good relationship. Bay/Transformers was the first movie to be allowed use of the F22's and the first to be allowed to film in the pentagon after 9/11
I just watch it for the military shit that's featured in the movie I could care less about the plot
Helicopter: starts transforming
Mover: gets visibly uncomfortable
“Their making them do a formation take off, that’s useful”. 😂😂😂😂
I believe "Ruining the BURRRT" should be a cardinal sin.
"They're ruined the BRRRRTTT"
GET EM' MOVER!
Regarding the city scene:
If I remember the film correctly, there is a line of dialogue in there somewhere where the main protagonists on the ground identify one of the jets as a hostile specifically because it's flying below the building line and Raptor pilots would never fly that low.
Don't know if that makes it okay, or if it makes the bit 2 scenes later when the raptor pilots are actually flying between buildings even worse.....
Probably even worse in fairness
One of the Autobots screamed “It’s Star Scream” as the Deceptacon Star Scream (who is flying in an F22 shape) fires missiles at the ground team. The CCT guy named Epps then says that it’s an alien as F22s don’t fly as low as buildings. Now when the F22 pilots face Star Scream and Star Scream transforms into robot mode and jumps onto the F 22s, all hell breaks loose. Sure they probably should have flown higher or scramble or so to get away from Star Scream but, they were probably dead regardless.
"There's 150 million"
"There's 150 million"
"There's 150 million"
"Yup there's another 150 million"
...
"What, are we at 500 million now?"
LMAO
Just wasted tax payer's money. Luckily just a CGI. Lol
and thats just the building price not talking about fuel and broken parts over the years and flight hours its gotta be higher than 100 million if you count everything
Serves them right for using F-22s that low in a city trying to do close air support.
Use A-10s again, that's what they're for.
@@sergarlantyrell7847 if they weren't cannonically like 20 miles from Nellis you could make an argument about hogs not being able to get there fast enough, but even then you'd use falcons or strike eagles with standoff weapons, and MAYBE a vulcan run or two if and when they ran out of long range stuff
Gosh had me dying when he said that hahaha
“They ruined the BRRRRRRT!”
Damn right.
There's 150 million, there's 150 million 😂
wasn't the F-22 more like 300 million tho ? :D
How do you add up to $500million when each costs $150million? Oh yeah it’s Hollywood eh
Yeah pilot will be thinking about the cost. He is not worrying about the pilots. He knows this is bullsshit.
$150 million here, $150 million there - after a while you're talking about real money.
@@wmurph3 Inflation in RL...
Hey, Mover, I've seen that particular Spooky at an Airshow, right here in my hometown of Bellevue, Ne., and it sported a kill marking for killing the Decepticon Scorpinok.
That's frig'n awesome!
That AWACS scene always gets me. I want a whole movie like that Michael Bay! Don’t need firey explosions, robot helicopters. Give us stuff like that, Top Gun esque A-10 cinematography, realistic sounding, genuine radio loops, for a whole movie!
Everybody knows what's wrong with the A-10 in this movie: It doesn't do BRRRRRRRRRRRRT!
"I know somebody if you need a reference". Classic.
In reference to the ac130, yes it can fire two weapons at once. They cant fire all 3 sets due to the massive shift it would have on the flight path, but they can manage two well enough and its done quite often. Theres several documentaries on it that are quite helpful
Hercules, in a name,say no more 👍🍻
at least in this movie, they got the armament correct, and the placement of the weapons. unlike Olympus Has Fallen. that one made me cringe with how innacurate the AC-130 was armed and used.
The AC-130H could fire three of the four simultaneously. Two 20's and a 40mm dump a lot of ammo quickly. They're all retired now.
@@johnrielley7756 i meant two weapon systems not individual. They cant fire all three weapon systems at once
The reload time on that 105, though... and it seems like the other was either a fast load Bofors, or a really, really slow Vulcan.
One of the big things about these Transformers movies was that they did indeed make an arrangement with the Armed Service to integrate actual members into the film, the comms maybe spoofed for opsec but otherwise the film was treated as a glorified training exercise and marketing campaign. The second film, revenge of the fallen, all that air to ground was coordinated via either a JTAC or TACP along with one of the squadron pilots supervising.
If someone were to tell me out of ALL of the things Mover reviewed that Michael Bay's Transformers would be one of the more accurate ones I would have absolutely not believed them...
Gotta get that propaganda going
Is it just me , or does anybody else love the way mover looks directly at the camera when something is blatantly wrong... and yet Hollywood keeps doing it. lol
keep up the good work.
From what I remember Bay just had a camera crew record actual military personnel do their thing, which is why that scene is so good
The AWACS guys were real USAF crew, it was in the Behind the scenes stuff for Transformers 2007, the AWACS was sitting on the tarmac powered down at Nellis and the movie crew asked the AWACS crew to simulate/act out how they would handle a ground battle situation. Michael Bay joked to them if they had an alien attack situation plan.. the AWACS crew's deadpan response: "We do."
The immediate “THEY RUINED THE BRRRRT” made my day
Yeah
With everything this movie does wrong, the way it does the escalation of the situation after they call in the strike package is downright awesome. Worth the price of admission just to see that bit
"That's okay, wipe it with a cloth. It will be fine... She's really good at that kind of thing. " Geeze that made me laugh, especially "the look" you gave at 2:52. Too funny! Thanks! :)))
@@johnp2110 Pretty sure they mean Clinton and her email stuff.
Hey Mover, can you talk about the "Sully: Miracle on the Hudson" Movie, specialy the fighter jet part and the river landing? You're awesome, keep up the great work!
Great idea!
"I know somebody if you need a reference, she's really good at that kind of thing" 😂😂😂 the master of wiping servers.
Should do the movie "Airplane!" For April fools day.
Or is that too realistic to critique? 😉
Yes!
Yea where the jet has airplane noises lol golden
i ment propeller noises oopsie
I love the autopilot, and reinflating the autopilot 😉
Oh, and the "shake and shimmy" indicator 😉 lol
That’s an entirely different kind of flying, altogether.
6:45 for that scene they got an actual crew and they told them what they would sort of had to do and then they just filmed what went on from there
2 a10s: "brt"
2 a10s: "Winchester"
rest of 1000 30mm AP: "am I a joke to you?"
"THAT'S NOT THE BRRRRRRRT"
You can HEAR the pain and offense in the statement. We were robbed of greatness.
I was really hoping Mover was going to show and comment on "left cheek, left cheek, left cheek!" because we all know that all military personnel when carrying their credit cards into battle, they are always carried in their right cheek pockets 🤣
I was just an Admin guy in the Marines. Cool thing is admin gets attached to every training op so you learn stuff. When Recon guys taught us how to call for fire I thought it was the coolest thing.
The power to rain down death with just a radio call is an awesome thing.
Hey Mover, you should totally look at the Man of Steel movie! It has some A10’s in the Smallville fight scene and they have the right gun sound :)
Yes!
Realistic or not this scene and that background music gives me chills
This movie is 13 years old and the SFX are still amazing don't you think?
True, except for that GAU 8 sound in the film which disappoints me.9
Wow, a fairly accurate scene (relatively speaking, compared to other Mover-analysed clips) coming from Michael Bay? Then again, action and explosions are what Bay does best, I suppose.
I lost it at "just wipe it with a cloth". Hillarious.
*Hillaryious
@@shalawamyasharahla *Hihlaireous
LOVE the A-10 scene...and I did see behind the scenes that it was real AWAC people in that scene. They also had real A-10s fly overhead.
Love your videos MOVER, just finished the first SPECTRE book and cant wait to get into the second one!
For me the primary reason I come for the Transformers movies is for the military bits, and you're right: straight chills during the Strike Package scenes.
Unfortunately they just start to slack more and more after the first one.
The sound of the blades chopping the air though is pretty nice
"Those tanks aren't going to be in good condition after this."
Tank: Lands on group of soldiers
Mover: "Oooh"
Just imagine the "Brrrrrrt" in that moment, chills only
As a former ARMY RANGER. The brrrrrtttt From an A-10 close air supports. Is the best sound in the world. Also calling attack direction, some controllers will give the aircraft 9 line.
"The rotor blades sound.. evil" 😂😂😂
4:00 "Roll in Strike Package Bravo". ... CW: "Dude Thats awesome... Gives you chills". Took the words right out of my mouth
Reviewing the scene of the black hawk helicopter going down would be a good video. “Black Hawk Down”
I feel like there's some movies that are kind of off limits. Mover Ruins Movies is more of a lighthearted take on things, Blackhawk Down is not that.
@@foxw875 Pretty sure that's up to Mover to decide.
Or you just compare the movie with the actual footage of the helicopters going down. The P3 Orion that was circling overhead in 93 got it on video and it was released to the public.
One of my favorite scene in Transformers. Unloading bombs and lead on that Scorpion. And as Lemoine said, gives you chills when they were about to start the strike.
Scorponok*
Any plans to actually do this on Top Gun (the 80's one)?
It's currently blocked for copyright. Waiting for that to clear. Gonky and I did that one together in two parts.
@@CWLemoine Come on Mover review" Flight of Back Angel" you can find the movie for free on RUclips
C.W. Lemoine sweet! Thanks for the reply
@ogre1074 tomacts???
What's funny about the Raptor scene is just a few minutes earlier, the soldiers see a Raptor diving through buildings and are like "Wait, our planes don't go that low, its not one of ours!" and sure enough, its Starscream doing an ambush.
Never been this early, also since it’s a Michael Bay film there will be a lot of explosions
That was an actual E-3 AWACS crew. Some of those guys were in my squadron.
I’m so glad I’m not the only that gets chills from this
Mover may not actually see this, but my previous aerospace professor is a retired Colonel for the USAF. Believe it or not, the AWAC crew in the movie was his crew. He talked about it one day in class. Pretty cool watching the movie now, knowing that information! So yes! The crew is 100% legit!
1st to ask how long does it take to microwave a 25 lbs turkey
4 hours.
Aviation Gaming1564 maybe around 8 and half minutes depends on your set heat
after a while the door will pop open and fire or gravy will spray out, that's when you know it's done, just run it till then.
Was a radar tech on an antps-75 radar not even 1 revolution yes it was done
I will say though, other than the brrrt issue, that scene in the desert with the AWACS calling in the strike was probably my favourite part of the movie.
Could you do the scene with the B-1 & the F-16s towards the end of the second movie?
Like how the AWACS in that movie clears them to use a 2,000 lb bomb and the B-1 ends up dropping a bunch of 500 lb ones? lol
The best part of having an A-10 on station is the earth shattering impact you hear before the “BRRRTT” comes through. Pure destruction and it is NOT gentle in the least lol
Loved the bleaching comment you sir are true American Patriot.
The dead pan delivery too. I laughed!
Thanks again Mover !! Another great installment. And YES ! The REAL GAU-8 sound should have been used !!
Mover can you look at the fighter scenes in transformers “the last night” and there’s a dozen fighter scenes throughout the franchise Michael loves the airforce. Thanks mover! Great vid
lol! There was another "night" that came right after.
I love how honest you are about this. You call out the bs, but you praise the stuff you like, that’s awesome man! I believe in the commentary to the movie they actually say that the people on the AWACS is actual military personnel, so you nailed that one! Just received the first of your books today, can’t wait to read it! Stay safe!
"I love this part"
actual training footage appears
I'm a maintainer on the ac130s. The 105mm is literally an artillery gun, the fastest reloading crew we've ever had was about 10 rounds a minute
"They ruined the brrrr" Saddest moment tbh.
Never apologize for ruining movies. I actually laughing throughout this video how you react to inaccuracy of films. It's a relief for me.
The solution to everything: BRING THE BRRRRRRTTTTT
Michael Bay knew what he wanted with the AWACS scene and just let the Military Personnel make it sound real.
And apparently, Sabot rounds were the only human ammunition capable of damaging the Deceptions.
No BRRRRRRRT, no movie.
Asking a warthog to confirm visual is like asking Stevie Wonder to check out your fancy new paintjob details.
“LEFT CHEEK LFET CHEEK”
Earn that paycheck Tyrese!
Yes you are right about the AWACs crew, they were all active duty airmen on leave because it was easy and they didn't have to come up with lines for them, they just let them do their thing. They were already renting the plane, so might as well rent the crew also. And on the F-22s flying below buildings, Eps literally says that in the movie after Starscream attacks them. "F22 pilots would never fly below building, that thing is alien, that ain't friendly!" But what I think is kinda weird is wouldn't the F-22 pilots think a single F-22 forming up with them out of nowhere is kinda odd?
React to Man of Steel’s Smallville fight. I think they got the sound of the gun right
Interesting info: the E-3 shown was one from the 552nd Air Control Wing, you can barely see the shield in the cockpit at 11:12. Been waiting for someone to break down these scenes though. Great video!
I know live action transformers is a pretty shit franchise but I'll always love the first one
Lol, after all the times I've seen this, I never picked up that when the general says "give in a call to the nearest AWAC"... The threat isn't airborne.
Loving the ‘Hillary’ comment
😂🤙🏾
I was in that first Transformer movie. And yes, I've posted it before. This movie relied heavily on actual mil dudes...except the ones shooting at the -53 when it transformed...most cvies who couldn't even hold a rifle correctly. Right at 4:04 in your video, as the Hog pilot is climbing up his ladder, I am the blur below him as the camera is panning right. I was with two Pavehawk crews (a/c 90-26224 & 227) from DM. We can also be seen from the bare-base tower, in the part before this, as the -53 is landing (at Holloman AFB). We were in lawn chairs next to our Pave helos and are silhouetted by the setting sunlight, and I thin I was sitting on the rotorhead watching it all... I used to have video I took of the first -53 used, as it approached the base, then powered up and flew away for another approach to landing. Lost it over the years. That was a long day...with mil pay AND Hollywood Extra pay. They filmed me on the tail pylon for more than 30 minutes turning blades, to use as filler footage. It all ended up on the cutting room floor. It's cool to see this and remember all that went into the filming.
This is actually one of my most favorite movies of all time. Yea i said it. Anyway during the behind the scenes special, Michael bay said he likes to work with real military personnel to get as much authentic military talk and assets as possible. obviously not everything can be shown or replicated due to classified info, but I do like how they try to keep it as realistic as possible.
That's because it's fun, awesome and probably a class now, and they were trying to get people to actually join the military in real life
"I'm in your base kill your dudes" Smh
"Thats not the BRRRRRRT" you can hear the disappointment
Michael Bay is such a phenomenal director. He should teach all other directors how to make a film.