@@IronWarhorsesFun who needs stealth when you have 9 of the second most powerful guns ever mounted on a Hull slinging shells that level multiple city blocks at a time 50+ miles with pretty damn good accuracy
Hell yeah, the Iowa class were built to last. If needed they’ll be back and ready within weeks, I’m not so sure if the same goes for Hazard Perry class and Burke class if they are left out of service for such long times too
2:19 U.S.S. Missouri: "'Scuse me Mother Nature. Coming through." 3:02 *Mother Nature smiles, politely steps aside and gives her a pat on the rump.* "You go get'em girl."
A bunch of battle-tested old seadogs and young bucks...working together....kicking ass with a kick-ass with Thunderstruck in the background. Gotta love it!! Now THIS is teamwork, fantasy or not.
yep dont mess with grandpa he survived more than you and your father did and didnt complain one bit about the effects of war just preceded to kick but and not tak anything from anyone for the rest of their lives. we and the things around us were made of much tougher stuff than current "modern tech" for example we lose wifi we panic they lose wifi bring out morece code and go analog while we hit the machine hoping it works
The infamous nine sixteen-inch guns of Missouri loaded and ready to fire once more... nothing's better than hearing the guys in the turrets give the affirmatives that the battleship's 'Armed!' once more.
THAT WAS EASILY ONE OF MY FAVORITE LINES OF THIS MOVIE AS WELL AS SOMEBODY BETTER GET READY TO KISS THE DONKEY MY GOD THOSE WERE 2 HILARIOUS LINES IN/OF THIS MOVIE 🤣👍👍..!!
As shit as this movie may be, this is without question one of the most badass scenes in movie history. They just don't make battlewagons like Big Mo anymore
I know it's just fantasy but it brings a tear to my eye. Old dude at 0:23 reminds me of my grandfather. Toughest old bastard I ever knew. I imagine today's military is much the same way. I salute all you veterans past and present.
"sir are we really firing on ohau looks that way" "holy shit" that had to have been one of the best lines from this entire movie 😂 that and "get ready to kiss the donkey" those had to have ben the best lines ftom this entire movie
Not only is this the best scenes of that excuse for a movie, but the best part of them is the sailor pushing away the toy machine, in effect saying "take your cheaply fabricated travesty imitations of this ship away!".
My grandfather served in Pearl Harbor during WI I and this scene gave me chills, and tears, because given the chance he'd totally be on board! And for everyone wasting time saying "this scene is impossible because blah blah blah", it's a movie. And the Navy also told my grandfather it'd be near impossible to rebuild the aircraft and ships damaged in the attacks....and he spent the rest of his service proving them wrong :) So shut it and let me enjoy this clip! lol :p
Even though the Missouri and similar Battleships are obsolete and likely would be quickly destroyed by a modern cruiser, there is just something so... Damned satisfying seeing the long guns and the raw firepower of a ship like this. Mad Respect..o_o7 I was very very very impressed by the ship back in 2011 when I saw it.
The Iowas were refit to counter to Soviet Kirov missile cruisers, so I'm fairly sure they could still hold their own in a fight, as they have modern weapons to go along with the big guns. The issue was that yes, the big guns were only useful for shore bombardment, and they cost way too much to maintain.
In the novelization there's a great scene where after the forcefield goes down Admiral Shane tells the Joint Chiefs (or whatever they were) that he guesses someone must've rallied and fought back successfully and he congratulates Stone, believing him to be the one that did it.
it might not be as cool as the movie, but as a teenager some friends and I ran aground in the old fishing village, and had no way home, so we pulled out an old trot boat and put her to sea. that old tractor engine still purred. slow but steady we got home. sometime those old boats are just as good as the new ones.
My Dad was actually on the receiving end of Mighty Mo's guns on an island in the Pacific. He was with the 3rd Marine Division when an errant order was made to fire on land. They saw the ship come into view and saw the flash of the guns. My Dad and his buddy dove under a caterpiller that was sitting there they were using to try and fix and airfield. He said the ground was shaking so bad he could see daylight under the tracks of the big Cat. The longest 20 seconds of his life until they got the Mo to stop shooting. He had no idea how many friendly casualties, the Marine Corp didn't like to share info like that. Impressive ship, even all these years later and obsolete. Imagine what it was like for the poor Japanese soldiers who were shelled continually day and night by the Missouri, the Iowa and others.
Uldis Blumbergs Oahu is the island they're stationed at - he's confirming that they're actually supposed to be firing some of the biggest guns ever created at their own territory. :)
Apparently so did the British in very limited numbers (BL 18" Mk1), which were 3mm smaller than the biggest Japanese guns but fired a heavier shell - at least, so says Wikipedia. ;) I would stand by "some of the biggest guns". Of the 5 naval guns listed which were of larger calibre, two were a quarter inch or less larger, and three were produced in very low numbers (four if you count 40 guns as low). Having looked up more, though, perhaps I should amend to "biggest naval guns". Mallett's Mortar and Little David dwarf both of them at 914mm vs 460mm for those Japanese guns!
In the novelization when the Missouri leaves Hopper makes a speech over the intercom to the crew saying that the Missouri ended one war and will now hopefully end another. He also quotes what his brother would always tell his crew. They also play Anchors Aweigh and Hopper asks Nagata to teach it to him in Japanese but Nagata refuses as he knows Hopper will butcher it and is afraid he'll some day do it in front of one of Nagata's bosses.
Years ago I knew a guy named Steve, one day he pulls out his wallet and wants to show me pictures. I figured a hot rod, his family, kids....no....a dozen pictures of WW ll Battleships. He was in love with them. 35 years later, I'm starting to understand !
Its how brutally beautiful they were designed. Nothing fragile about them. There were no weakspots, if they took a shell somewhere they kept going. They are the ultimate statement of "i am a solid hunk of metal that you dont mess with" Modern ships are designed more for efficiency, down to the individual bolt. If they take a hit in the right spot, or in the right way, they crumple like a spoiled kid not getting candy in the supermarket.
THE best scene of the whole movie! Instead of aliens it should have been this crew versus some terrorists that used EMP to shut down the modern electronics. No convoluted plot, just big ships blowing the shit out if each other.
Aw yeah, let the Black Dragon and Ol' WisKY get their own shots in. That would be amazing! Hell, they're on the East Coast, bring in Showboat and 'Bama too.
I like when he said that's a museum man you gotta love the United States military from any generation those old boys deserve all our respect I know this is a movie though I like how those old veterans got this Battleship ready for a fight
These things were steel giants. The power behind them is just so amazing. And the Missouri was 1 of 3 sisters. The Iowa and New Jersey were the other two BB's just like her. 9 16" barrels of hell. Not even the Yamato or Musashi would've stood a chance against these beasts. And apparently not even an alien spacecraft can stand a chance either. You don't mess with the US Navy and come out alive.
I thought they overstated the age of the old salts a bit. They made it look like it was brought back to life by WW2 vets. Apparently the film makers were unaware that the Iowas were last in service in 1992. Thus any Missouri crewman who was under 30 during her last year of service (which is probably most of the enlisted crewmen and a considerable portion of the officers) would still have been under 50 in 2012 when the movie was made. Hell, the youngest crewmen from 1992 would only be 38, and a 38yo who looks young for his age could easily look like he's in his 20s. But... for some reason they made the former crew all look like a bunch of 80 year olds.
+DarqeDestroyer It was to emphasize the "bringing the old warriors back" theme. But what you mention also means that if the Iowa-class battleships are ever reactivated for real, there will be no shortage of qualified people to man them. There were lots of volunteers who asked to be stationed again aboard the Iowa-class battleships when they were used in the First Gulf War.
pensar no es el mejor acorazado pero ver al missuri en vivo cuando fui a estados unidos y ver despues dos años despues esta peli llore porque me emociono ver como seria ver a los veteranos dando una vuelta mas en ese gran botecito
The scary bit is that during the Cold War, because anything that *_could_* be nuclear was... The 16" guns got a nuclear shell, the W23 (derived from an Army artillery nuclear shell), that was about 15-20 kilotons in yield - on par with a small tactical nuke. In case you thought that the 16" shell wasn't enough of an angry fist of god to begin with...
You know the novelization gives more background on the character of Hopper: at one point Nagata asks him why he acts as he does when he's clearly as good a man as Stone if not better. Hopper tells him that when they were kids he was the better of the two brothers at everything and was an ass about it. One day he nearly died but Stone saved him. He realized Stone was the better man and thus let him keep the spotlight. Nagata (who says his mother is a psychiatrist) suggests that the resentment from doing that caused Hopper to become self-destructive.
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No matter how much we advance in technology, they do not make "ass kicking" ships like this anymore. :D
Fuck stealth!
@@IronWarhorsesFun who needs stealth when you have 9 of the second most powerful guns ever mounted on a Hull slinging shells that level multiple city blocks at a time 50+ miles with pretty damn good accuracy
Yup be nice if the Navy kept making and using these beautiful symbols of American naval might!!, love to see how modern battle ships would look
Hell yeah, the Iowa class were built to last. If needed they’ll be back and ready within weeks, I’m not so sure if the same goes for Hazard Perry class and Burke class if they are left out of service for such long times too
Agreed
2:19 U.S.S. Missouri: "'Scuse me Mother Nature. Coming through."
3:02 *Mother Nature smiles, politely steps aside and gives her a pat on the rump.* "You go get'em girl."
+steampunker7 wow that is genius
U.S.S. Iowa : LUCKY ROLL NUMBER 8 COMING RIGHT UP !
A bunch of battle-tested old seadogs and young bucks...working together....kicking ass with a kick-ass with Thunderstruck in the background. Gotta love it!! Now THIS is teamwork, fantasy or not.
+captainpharaoh its great lads movie alright, non of this mary sue nonsense like Star Wars
LOVE the part where Ordy meets the old guy and just stares at him until the guy yells at him!!!
GIT YER GODDAMN EYE ON THAT SPOTTER!
That's a vet for ya :-)
"You've been working on a destroyer havent you?"
"Uh, yes Sir!"
"You ready to play with the big boys?.."
@@larsuppling981 oh yes
Cmon we need help
Me to
i dont care how shitty this movie is, this scene was hype as fuck
I watched this over & over!
yeahhhhhhhhhhh buddy!
Subhayan Podder
seeing all those veterans step up for one last showdown really made me proud. & I'm a canadian!
Yeah man!!!!!!
know the feeling.
LEGIT!!!!!!!!!!!
yep dont mess with grandpa he survived more than you and your father did and didnt complain one bit about the effects of war just preceded to kick but and not tak anything from anyone for the rest of their lives. we and the things around us were made of much tougher stuff than current "modern tech"
for example we lose wifi we panic they lose wifi bring out morece code and go analog while we hit the machine hoping it works
The infamous nine sixteen-inch guns of Missouri loaded and ready to fire once more... nothing's better than hearing the guys in the turrets give the affirmatives that the battleship's 'Armed!' once more.
USS Missouri be like Nah, I got this bruh. Best freaken scene of the whole movie right there.
Hell yes brother
Calling you "Son" by the veterans is the most honorable award than any other medals
"We Firing Oh Oahu?,Sure Looks That Way." "Holy Shit!"
THAT WAS EASILY ONE OF MY FAVORITE LINES OF THIS MOVIE AS WELL AS SOMEBODY BETTER GET READY TO KISS THE DONKEY MY GOD THOSE WERE 2 HILARIOUS LINES IN/OF THIS MOVIE 🤣👍👍..!!
DAMN THIS VIDEO CLIP ISN'T LONG ENOUGH ERRGH SMFH 😠🙄😤🤬👎👎..!!
Listening to AC/DC in a theatre was great!
+Yerzhan Kurmanbay Amen to that!
As shit as this movie may be, this is without question one of the most badass scenes in movie history. They just don't make battlewagons like Big Mo anymore
Russian man here from Novosibirsk, all my respect to the majesty of American majesty and naval power, my hat off to you, amazing
respect to all the veterans out there !....thank you
Full respect pal!!!!
I know it's just fantasy but it brings a tear to my eye. Old dude at 0:23 reminds me of my grandfather. Toughest old bastard I ever knew. I imagine today's military is much the same way. I salute all you veterans past and present.
Sounds like your ol Grandpa was a bloke i could have bought a Bourbon for. God bless these men!!!
I’m a simple guy, if I see a ww2 battleship, I click like
The Original WW2 crew of the Missouri reunited.
Coldwar XD. WW2??? Where the hell did you get that from
think I saw one with a "USS North Carolina" cap on him, so not just Missouri's sailors
Thunderstruck, best "Lock And Load" theme ever. Go ahead, try to change my mind.
For the Missouri? Absolutely agreed. If I had to give on to Big J, AKA The Ship that Sunk an Island, it'd be Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap.
"sir are we really firing on ohau looks that way" "holy shit" that had to have been one of the best lines from this entire movie 😂 that and "get ready to kiss the donkey" those had to have ben the best lines ftom this entire movie
Do not forget " Purrs like a Kitty"
Not only is this the best scenes of that excuse for a movie, but the best part of them is the sailor pushing away the toy machine, in effect saying "take your cheaply fabricated travesty imitations of this ship away!".
The Navy isn't the same with out this bad boy, and having real names for ships not the names of politicians.
I liked the way that battleships the biggest ships got states names whereas destroyers and the like got city names xD
+Mark Mulhall subs are now named after citys
and carriers are named after presidents
battleships got states, cruisers got cities, and destroyers got famous old generals
There is also the Jason Dunham. It's a Arleigh Burke class destroyer named after a Marine killed in either Iraq or Afghanistan.
Purrs like a kitten
More like a dragon!
@Jean-Luc Martel No that title Belongs to USS New Jersey.
The Black Dragon
Love the roar when lighting those M type boilers
My grandfather served in Pearl Harbor during WI I and this scene gave me chills, and tears, because given the chance he'd totally be on board! And for everyone wasting time saying "this scene is impossible because blah blah blah", it's a movie. And the Navy also told my grandfather it'd be near impossible to rebuild the aircraft and ships damaged in the attacks....and he spent the rest of his service proving them wrong :) So shut it and let me enjoy this clip! lol :p
I love how the banner comes off at the very end. It's not a "Memorial and Museum" any more!!!
Oh yeah she ready to kick ass and chew bubble gum
forget breaking out the museum piece
they're breaking out the museum!
Not the first time it's happened in motion pictures. The third Star Trek movie was like that, as was the 2004 Battlestar Galactica TV series.
+Mazryonh ah ok
They're stealing the missouti! Bloody pirates!
As a WW2 junky this made me have goose bumps love this scene
I know this was a mix of computer animation and live action but it gives me cold chills hearing those turbines being warming up.
1:34 Feels like a beast awakens from its long slumbet to show the modern rookies how to get some shit done!
Uldis Blumbergs This ship wouldn't last too long against Aliens... of course, they don't exist - so that is true.
Even though the Missouri and similar Battleships are obsolete and likely would be quickly destroyed by a modern cruiser, there is just something so... Damned satisfying seeing the long guns and the raw firepower of a ship like this.
Mad Respect..o_o7 I was very very very impressed by the ship back in 2011 when I saw it.
The Iowas were refit to counter to Soviet Kirov missile cruisers, so I'm fairly sure they could still hold their own in a fight, as they have modern weapons to go along with the big guns. The issue was that yes, the big guns were only useful for shore bombardment, and they cost way too much to maintain.
Yup, best cover your ears!
Amy not only the firepower but the ship had 16-20 inches of armor plating on it
There is no battleship more legendary like Mighty Mo; she IS the Navy
Eric Maldonado PUTS ON THE VILLAGE PEOPLE.
In the novelization there's a great scene where after the forcefield goes down Admiral Shane tells the Joint Chiefs (or whatever they were) that he guesses someone must've rallied and fought back successfully and he congratulates Stone, believing him to be the one that did it.
Best scene 2:18 when the bow breaks through the roller... :3
And just the fact that they follow him when he goes for a short walk to get there to witness it...
A ship of a different size..
Saw that on an LPD once. That scene still gives me goose bumps
Proud to be Missourian..
This is the best scene from this movie seeing the mighty mo sail again and to kick ass is the so awesome
This ship could have been 20 miles away and lobbed those shells on target, because that's what Battleships did.
Grandpa : I keep forgetting my line!
Director : Hold on to this paper, and READ. ACTION!
2:53
it might not be as cool as the movie, but as a teenager some friends and I ran aground in the old fishing village, and had no way home, so we pulled out an old trot boat and put her to sea. that old tractor engine still purred. slow but steady we got home. sometime those old boats are just as good as the new ones.
Those boats were even better than the new ones.
Im 20 years in navy.. this video ilustrates what navy is.. especially while breaking the waves..
ACDC saved this movie
a great man once said "every movie should have ACDC"
Ya, his name was Cochran! Star trek ref;)
+Jean-Luc Martel Cochrane listened to Steppenwolf though.
Amy
like minds my friend.
ramserenity true
This clip gives me ghost bumps every time. No bullshit, just pure american brutalness!:)
+gustaf erikssen Same
Just raw power
I've watched this scene more times than I would care to admit
The sound engineering is Mint
This is a kick ass scene. Rolling out the old battle wagon to kick alien ass!
there was no hesitation in those men. they asked what can we do to help. doesn't matter how long they have been retired they just wanted to help.
My Dad was actually on the receiving end of Mighty Mo's guns on an island in the Pacific. He was with the 3rd Marine Division when an errant order was made to fire on land. They saw the ship come into view and saw the flash of the guns. My Dad and his buddy dove under a caterpiller that was sitting there they were using to try and fix and airfield. He said the ground was shaking so bad he could see daylight under the tracks of the big Cat. The longest 20 seconds of his life until they got the Mo to stop shooting. He had no idea how many friendly casualties, the Marine Corp didn't like to share info like that. Impressive ship, even all these years later and obsolete. Imagine what it was like for the poor Japanese soldiers who were shelled continually day and night by the Missouri, the Iowa and others.
Sir are we really firing on Oahu? Sure looks that way. Holy Shit!
Trevor Runyan What does Oahu mean? Are those the 16inch cannons? If so, why do they call it like that?
Uldis Blumbergs Oahu is the island they're stationed at - he's confirming that they're actually supposed to be firing some of the biggest guns ever created at their own territory. :)
Aj Sedillo they had guns that were 1ft 6in across the diameter
Apparently so did the British in very limited numbers (BL 18" Mk1), which were 3mm smaller than the biggest Japanese guns but fired a heavier shell - at least, so says Wikipedia. ;)
I would stand by "some of the biggest guns". Of the 5 naval guns listed which were of larger calibre, two were a quarter inch or less larger, and three were produced in very low numbers (four if you count 40 guns as low).
Having looked up more, though, perhaps I should amend to "biggest naval guns". Mallett's Mortar and Little David dwarf both of them at 914mm vs 460mm for those Japanese guns!
Hahahahahaha, im over the floor everytime i see that scene
Beste Szene in dem film. Und dann gabs Gänsehaut dank dem Lied
Greatest battleship with the best song of the best rock group in history. Can't top that
has to be one of the most epic videos ever .
Actually i was not expecting this song in the background, oh boy! We went berserk in theatre.
I remember watching this when I was 4 with my aunt and Tio. At night I watched this again but with my dad. I'm 11 gives me so much memories.
busting through that roller is fucking awesome
In the novelization when the Missouri leaves Hopper makes a speech over the intercom to the crew saying that the Missouri ended one war and will now hopefully end another. He also quotes what his brother would always tell his crew. They also play Anchors Aweigh and Hopper asks Nagata to teach it to him in Japanese but Nagata refuses as he knows Hopper will butcher it and is afraid he'll some day do it in front of one of Nagata's bosses.
I've actually seen the U.S.S Missouri. She's really impressive! Well what was left of her.....this was kind of a commemorative tribute to her.
Years ago I knew a guy named Steve, one day he pulls out his wallet and wants to show me pictures. I figured a hot rod, his family, kids....no....a dozen pictures of WW ll Battleships. He was in love with them.
35 years later, I'm starting to understand !
They're beautiful, are they not? It doesn't matter what class, gun size or turret arrangement to me. I just love battleships.
Its how brutally beautiful they were designed. Nothing fragile about them. There were no weakspots, if they took a shell somewhere they kept going.
They are the ultimate statement of "i am a solid hunk of metal that you dont mess with"
Modern ships are designed more for efficiency, down to the individual bolt. If they take a hit in the right spot, or in the right way, they crumple like a spoiled kid not getting candy in the supermarket.
Wish I could've seen Admiral Shane's face when he learned Hopper took the USS Missouri out for a joy-ride.
+WarGrowlmon18 this
I don't get that comment.
1:43 always hyped me up. The beast awakens after a long slumber and is ready to kick ass
0:42 "You Ready To Play With The Big Boys?" "Oh Yes Sir." I Thought That Was Funny A Lil Bit
That's because she served on a smaller ship, more electronic and less a$$ kicking. Movie was crap but this scene saved it.
A good thing with this movie - the tribute to the veterans.
I love this scene true meaning of American Naval Sea Power especially when they've got acdc playing thunderstruck for the Missouri.
Such a badass movie
THE best scene of the whole movie! Instead of aliens it should have been this crew versus some terrorists that used EMP to shut down the modern electronics. No convoluted plot, just big ships blowing the shit out if each other.
Sir.Are we really firing on Oahu?
Sure Looks that way.
Holy Shit!!
I laugh at that scene.Every time.
To think all those men actually served on the Missouri, god bless America.
During the ww2
Why did 7 people dislike this is the best part of the film
God has entered the game
Maybe the next battle will be in the Atlantic Ocean and they can use the USS New Jersey and give old Mo a run for her money. Go jersey!
Aw yeah, let the Black Dragon and Ol' WisKY get their own shots in. That would be amazing! Hell, they're on the East Coast, bring in Showboat and 'Bama too.
Battleship New Jersey is a beast
Hey all the Iowa Class Battleships are beasts, they are true warships
I like when he said that's a museum man you gotta love the United States military from any generation those old boys deserve all our respect I know this is a movie though I like how those old veterans got this Battleship ready for a fight
"Best cover your ears" bwahhaaaaa. been there - done that. USS America CV-66. We had a boiler explode. That's sucked.
"Sir are we REALLY firing on Oahu???" "Sure looks that way." "Holy Shit!!!"
Oh hell yeah...
Best Scene of the movie!!!
I was at my grandmas and I heard this song off the the tv and then I started dancing oh ya
What a great ship
These things were steel giants. The power behind them is just so amazing. And the Missouri was 1 of 3 sisters. The Iowa and New Jersey were the other two BB's just like her. 9 16" barrels of hell. Not even the Yamato or Musashi would've stood a chance against these beasts. And apparently not even an alien spacecraft can stand a chance either. You don't mess with the US Navy and come out alive.
4 sisters, you forgot Wisconsin.
"purrs like a kitten" -I say that to my grandson every time I fire up the 15 horse power yamaha on the back of the 10 foot dinghy.
2:16 awww hell i dream to feel that moment.
ACDC music makes every thing beter
I thought they overstated the age of the old salts a bit. They made it look like it was brought back to life by WW2 vets. Apparently the film makers were unaware that the Iowas were last in service in 1992. Thus any Missouri crewman who was under 30 during her last year of service (which is probably most of the enlisted crewmen and a considerable portion of the officers) would still have been under 50 in 2012 when the movie was made. Hell, the youngest crewmen from 1992 would only be 38, and a 38yo who looks young for his age could easily look like he's in his 20s. But... for some reason they made the former crew all look like a bunch of 80 year olds.
+DarqeDestroyer It was to emphasize the "bringing the old warriors back" theme. But what you mention also means that if the Iowa-class battleships are ever reactivated for real, there will be no shortage of qualified people to man them. There were lots of volunteers who asked to be stationed again aboard the Iowa-class battleships when they were used in the First Gulf War.
Their some grandparents who fought ww2 today and save the again against alien like the nazis and the japanese
Badass scene ever.... Of all time.😎🤘
Equals Star Trek's Sabotage scene!!
"Are we really firing on Oahu?"
"Sure looks that way"
"Holy sh-"
Edward Nappe jr.
-"Sure looks that way"
-"Holy Shit D:
The Grand old lady of Iowa-class Battleships❤🇺🇲⚓
that sence is like a drug that contains 100% Freedom and 420% Merica
Just love this scene set to thunder struck
Yeah, that was awesome.
영화 배틀쉽에서 내가 제일좋아하는 장면. 오랫도록 기억에남고 좋은 음악과 멋진전함이 나를 전율케한다.
pensar no es el mejor acorazado pero ver al missuri en vivo cuando fui a estados unidos y ver despues dos años despues esta peli llore porque me emociono ver como seria ver a los veteranos dando una vuelta mas en ese gran botecito
This film is one of my ultimate guilty pleasures
Best scene in the movie.
Go get em Mighty Mo!
I'm a big fan of acdc I s amazing
I love acdc it's amazing
Been waiting for this the whole movie. This scene did not disappoint. I mean, this is like porn for me.
HELL YEA!!!!!!!!!!!!
I destroy every....thing.... every....time... I watch this shit!
this movie is so shitey but I love this ceen
oberstul no
Yeah i actually got this play listed lol
I love the part where he looks at the bow of the ship where it crashes with huge waves
Old Marine who is closer to being one of the old-timers than the young blood, but this was moto AF.
This scene is so damn badass. Love it.
It could be a movie about little girls racing on ponies, and hearing Thunderstruck would get me all hyped up.
0:47 😍😍
The scary bit is that during the Cold War, because anything that *_could_* be nuclear was... The 16" guns got a nuclear shell, the W23 (derived from an Army artillery nuclear shell), that was about 15-20 kilotons in yield - on par with a small tactical nuke. In case you thought that the 16" shell wasn't enough of an angry fist of god to begin with...
The donkeys coming in analog
Someone's gonna have a hell of a job explaining this to Admiral Shane!!!
You know the novelization gives more background on the character of Hopper: at one point Nagata asks him why he acts as he does when he's clearly as good a man as Stone if not better. Hopper tells him that when they were kids he was the better of the two brothers at everything and was an ass about it. One day he nearly died but Stone saved him. He realized Stone was the better man and thus let him keep the spotlight. Nagata (who says his mother is a psychiatrist) suggests that the resentment from doing that caused Hopper to become self-destructive.
just wish theyd shown the part where they ask the vets..humility at its best