The Iron Giant Intercept the Missile and Save the City | The Iron Giant (1999 Film)
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Rogard is ready to stand down when Kent panics and orders the missile launch. Rogard furiously reminds Kent that the missile is locked onto the Giant's current position and they will all be killed in the blast radius. Kent tries to escape but the Giant stops him, and Rogard's men secure him. Hogarth explains to the Giant what will happen when the missile strikes. The Giant says farewell to Hogarth and flies off to intercept the missile, remembering Hogarth's words about being who ones chose to be, and the Giant says, "Superman" just before collision. The missile explodes harmlessly in the atmosphere. As the townspeople and military are relieved to be alive, Hogarth is saddened by the robot's apparent destruction. 
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This Scene Of This Movie Is The Day Of The Iron Giant Is Destroyed!
I have watched this movie, the Iron Giant survived the nuke. His parts fell onto the frozen arctic ocean.
The next scene shows an antenna from Iron Giant blinking.
Is this pirated
4:26
*Superman*
I know everyone's said it, but the General was honestly an incredibly handled character. He reacted rationally and believably, and as soon as there was even a doubt of the Giant's threat he reconsidered and ordered his troops down rather than risk further escalation and loss of life. He even salutes the Giant.
But another great line is when he tells Mansley that they're all going to die "for our country." He knows full well the waste of life that comes with such mentality and is throwing it back at Mansley who used it as justification for all his terrible actions. This is such a refreshing take on a military Commander archetype and so much more true to life.
Good thing James Cameron didn’t write this movie. We all know he would probably make the whole military look incompetent and unreasonable.
Are you Mad,Manley?
Where’s the Giant,Manley?
Yep, in most stories with this type of situation they usually make the military general character as some irrational trigger happy asshole who wants to kill anything that isn’t from America let alone earth. All because entertainment companies seem to love pushing the idea that patriotic men are all somehow xenophobic trigger happy nut jobs.
"screw the country I want to live!"
Chad General Rogard vs Virgin Mansley
The directors pitch for this movie was “what if a gun had a soul, and didn’t want to be a gun.” He lost his sister to gun violence. Adds a new huge layer to the theme of this film. 1000/10
Which was the sisters husband
@@armorpro573 It is the problem. The gun is the fucking problem. Don’t twist the meaning of this film to fit your NRA funded agenda
@@armorpro573 *cough* republican *cough*, jokes aside, the quote talks about how a gun would work with a soul or it's own mind. The person behind the gun is acting on their own mind, but what if a gun acted on it's own mind?
@@gamerstheater1187 Yeah I know what it means.
its also based on a book called the iron man written to make the authors children feel better after his wife killed herself after he cheated on her
It’s when Hogarth says “I love you” that really gets me… an unexpected and vulnerable line from a young boy who lost his father and has difficulty expressing his emotions. By the end, the iron giant is more than a friend to him, and all his walls come down the moment he realizes he will never see the giant again.
Very nice!
WAIT I USED TO WATCH YOUR CHANNEL RELIGIOUSLY WHAT
The part that really got me was when the Iron Giant started saying the same words like how Hogarth did to him, ofc not like he would be able to follow since flying, but really cute to know that he learned from him and cared very much :D
@@nicolasn7148 they pretty much shows you how mature giant has gotten especially with his memory back and does something a true soldier does sacrificing himself for the others prime would be proud.
It's even more heartbreaking at first when you learned that his dad was an Air Force pilot that died during the Korean war and to think he thought he lost another loved one in the skies and thankfully did not in the end.
I love how Mansley and Rogard show the two kinds of men in war. One paranoid and wanting to eliminate all threats before they're even a threat just to save their own skin, the other logical, reasonable, and although willing to do whatever to stop a threat, will take any action to prevent a conflict from opening up unnecessarily where good men will die at another's orders.
Summed up the paranoia of the Cold War era nicely - itchy trigger fingers on the gun vs people who used reason before ever considering the gun.
Given Rogard's age, he likely fought in WWII, which is still considered the worst war in recorded history. So he knows how pointless and evil violence can be.
Edit;
I did the math, and if we assume that Rogard is 60 years old and this film took place in 1957, then Rogard would have been 17 when WWI first broke out. So, he has first-hand experience with war, either through his father or himself.
@@teamvlcn6820 Its pretty much certain Rogard was a WWI and WWII veteran. He may have even fought in Korea as well, but that's not nearly as likely.
4:46 The animators did a lot to try to make this seem more menacing. Not only were the weapons pretty accurate, but they obviously looked at images of US space based nuclear testing (E.G. Starfish prime). I think part of me wonders if the lights in the town should be flickering from the EMP to really capture that this isn't something we should be messing around with, but I think they did a really good job.
@@teamvlcn6820 war is stupid, both sides are sending hundreds of lives away just because they both each have a guy that said so
200th like
“You mean…we’re all going?…”
“To die, Mansley…for our country.”
Christopher McDonald and John Mahoney delivered those lines perfectly.
R.i.p John Mahoney (1940 - 2018)
Shooter McGavin and Marty Crane
This is another Story for Jesus’s Followers rising from the Dead but because they’re Disciples,it doesn’t mean we pray to them.
Preston Whitmore and Jor El
Yep, R.I.P John Mahoney (1940 - 2018)
Remember when Cartoon Network used to marathon this movie every thanksgiving? Good times.
Need again
2020 has been bad so the least they could do os marathon it again
They marathoned the shit out of the movie, played it none stop all thanksgiving weekend
@@PatZalatoris Can we blame them?
I hated this movie... with a PASSION!!!!
STUPID STUPID STUPID STUPID WRITER!!!!!
All the weapons it/he's carrying and he decides to take out a fragile missile by HEAD-BUTTING IT!?!?!
GAAHHHHHHH, I saw this in a matinee and not seeing it before I was all like "what go? what no following" isn't he just going to shoot it with that chest weapon???" Yelling at the screen in fury AND I'M A WHITE GUY!
2:58 The Giant looking at all those people and realizing what he has to do gets me every time. "There is no greater love than to lay down one's life for one's friends."
And then looking up, in determination.
The Giant probably didn't wanna die either, but even he knew that's what it would take to keep everyone safe
Love that someone else pointed that out. How does a robot give off so much emotion in that one shot….
I love that scripture op.
Superman the movie when the Superman flew out of the space then the Superman smile at camera. The iron giant was saying to the his friend boy name Hogarth. Hogarth said to his friend Giant. Giant bent his knees to the Hogarth. Iron Giant says to Hogarth you stay I go. And Iron giant says no following. Now when the Iron Giant was flying to outer space like superman the movie of christopher reeve of his superman. When nuclear was turning around and the Iron Giant was saying superman to be hero.
The power of wanting to be good. “You are who you choose to be”
“Superman.”
Says a lot about Superman, and what he stood for, for a robot to understand. So deep. Very poetic. One of my fav movies of all time. Still cry.
Its why Superman is THE superhero. I think it was Michael Reeves who.portrayed him best because of how much the story focuses not on grand battles but simply on Superman has the power of a god and alo he wants to do with it is help people. The only reason he dresses up in the cape and uses his name from Kryton as Superman is because he dtill wants to be able to enjoy the life of an average man because thats wvat he sees himself as.
@@kieranadamson3224*Christopher Reeves lmao.
I’m an adult now, and I still cry when he says it. “Superman” 😭
You have one order soldier
Cry to your hearts content
Bro this whole movie gets me
"He, not it."
I love it so much because while it is a tragic self-sacrifice you can tell he fills fulfilled and happy as he can be like his icon.
just watched and same here
I just noticed when everyone is cheering, that the general actually gives a salute the Iron giant.
Oh wow, I can’t tell if that’s him though
@@stevenroberts9097 I'm assuming its him because his the only one wearing a suit, while the other soldiers are wearing their combat fatigues.
He even mailed the iron giants screw to Hogarth, which helped him self repair at the end...he's a good general. :)
@@Roxas2099ZX He have a good heart.
4:52 for anyone trying to find it, to the left
“You are who you choose to be”
“Superman”
Still gets me 🥹
Ngl I was doing so good keeping my composure, but right when he said that line I couldn’t hold it lol😞
I'll be right back...
*crys hard in the corner*😭
Fr bruh
@@christopherjohnson5236I know (April 21st,2023 and July 5th,2023/🙂).
Superman be proud
1:44 The bit where Mansley orders the missile's launch while totally forgetting the Giant is standing right in the middle of a populated area cemented him as a villain. In addition, Seeing the Giant sacrifice himself to save the town is truly a heroic moment.
The Giant proved he was far more human than Mansley.
@@cindydott452 indeed he did.
And Mansley got arrested and lost his job
@@oziswag3260 indeed he did.
@oziswag3260 Arrested? Lost his job? For committing treason by shooting an atomic missile in a populated area without authorization, as well as attempting to flee the scene afterward, he's getting put in a federal prison for life at best. At worst? He stands blindfolded in front of a firing squad. Either way, Mansley is getting more than fired and arrested.
As much as we hate Mansley, can we appreciate how amazing the voice actor is for him??? If a character makes you hate them, as the main “villain”, he did a phenomenal job.
He's the Shooter guy from Happy Gilmore.
@@gungriffen Christopher McDonald
Facts 💯
You kids are pathetic lol.
It makes it seem like you kids believe those actors are exactly how they are in movies lol.
You kids don't know much about acting lol.
@@deadballz1ooo742 people are sending death threats to wyatt russell for playing us agent, sadly some people are idiots
Hold him, men. Make sure he stays here like a good soldier.
Siren wails
@@alexbrathwaite7677 Dalek 1: "EMERGENCY!!! EMERGENCY!!! MISSILE IS LOCKED ONTO THE TOWN'S POSITION!"
Dalek Supreme: "PREPARE TO SAFELY TELEPORT ALL HUMANS IN THE VICINITY INSTANTLY ABOARD MY COMMAND SHIP THAT IS RIGHT NOW IN ORBIT! WE MUST BE READY BEFORE IT HITS!"
Dalek 1: "I OBEY!!!"
John Bolton!
@Richie Duff Hey! This robot's the Good Guy just so you know.
@Richie Duff There's a reason why: While capable of incredible destructive powers and equipped with highly advanced and destructive weaponry, the Iron Giant would not ever want to harm anyone or any living thing. When he first came to earth, the Iron Giant had a bump on his head that was holding back info from his suit's defense systems. The Iron Giant would only allow his suit to activate its defense weapons in self defense but it is hard to control his suit's defensive programming. The Iron Giant may be very big and tall, and might also contain weapons more deadly than anything Earth has ever seen... but he does enjoy playing with Hogarth, pretending to be Superman with him and help make amazing, beautiful-looking sculptures and art with Dean. While normally peaceful after Hogarth saves his life, the Iron Giant's suit reacts defensively if it recognizes anything as a weapon, immediately attempting to destroy it in protection of the Iron Giant, but at first "Giant" (also known as The Iron Giant) couldn't stop his suit until later when he had learned how to control it. The Iron Giant's eyes have a bit of personality; his eyes color would change to different colors for different reasons: At night, his eyes are normally blue for a possible alien type of night vision; in the day, they turn yellow or white for a more normal type of vision to see regularly with the current light at hand. His eyes also turn red when his metal suit gets triggered into a defense mode by the spotting of a weapon and when he is being attacked as well.
I love that line. Very well said, Rogard. "Hold him, men. Make sure he stays here like a good soldier."
"And dies with the rest of us" - is the unsaid implication of that.
I’m 27 years old. I’m a combat veteran. And I absolutely bawl like a baby every time, the second I hear “you stay, I go, no following.” Especially knowing the story behind why Brad Bird made this film.
What's the story?? 😮
@@TheStepmonkey Brad Bird made this movie to ask the question “what if a gun was sentient and didn’t want to be a gun?” after his sister was shot and killed by her own husband.
Fr this is one of those scenes that makes me do the Pedro Pascal ugly cry
@@Anurepaoh. Ok then, wow! Respect, and condolences to the man.
I still can't believe Vin Diesel is the only actor to ever make me cry with a single line of dialogue. And before he was Groot he made me cry and laugh with his lines.
I don’t normally like army generals in movies, since a lot of the time they are either just giant assholes acting high and mighty, or they are just too irrational. But this one actually has quite a bit of common sense. Respect. ✊
Exactly! In basically every other movie the general character is a total ass who doesn't respond to reason. The general in this movie actually LISTENS and does the right thing.
He was probably in both world wars since this movie is set in 1957 and looks to be in his 60s, which might be why he is so wise in his actions and understanding.
Don't forget the General from Independence Day
It’s a nice role reversal, where the army commander is the sensible one and the non service member is stubborn and stupid the entire time.
What about the general in Monsters Vs Aliens. For someone with a name like his he's surprisingly a rational guy
@@Jerraro I wouldn't say the general in 'Monsters vs. Aliens' is rational so much as a lunatic who happens to do the right thing. Though I still like him regardless.
For example; he forcibly holds monsters, two of whom are human in origin, in a secret location without any communication with living kin (not even long-range communication that's closely monitored by security staff) in a potential violation of their human rights. And it seems like the general and the government have no real reason to go to such extreme measures to keep the monsters secret from the world but does it just-because, considering how he was fine with just granting them their freedom in exchange for fighting off the alien robot. And even if it's ultimately the right thing and is a better alternative to nukes, using monsters to fight an alien invasion is something you'd have to be just a little bit insane on a certain level that's not rationally encouraged in top-brass government and military officials to seriously suggest as your first point of call in a war room meeting - especially since the monsters in question are rag-tag misfits, who don't have much reason to be on the US government's side after being locked up against their will and denied certain rights (it's lucky that Susan, Dr. Cockroach and the others are overall decent people who stay on humanity's side regardless).
Can we all just take a moment to appreciate the fact that the general isn't an idiot? He was willing to listen to reason and Dean was getting through to him, but then of course Mansley had to swipe the walkie talkie away from him and launch the nuke.
Mansley put risk to the entire town by launching the missile, Idiotically. As the General Told him the missile is targeted to the Giant's location He asks Where is it standing as Mansley realized that the Giant was standing right in front of him, and he screwed up.
I always wanted to see a follow-up, where Mansley was tried and convicted for attempting to murder thousands of people.
I'd have loved to see Mansley executed by firing squad, but naturally this movie isn't rated R.
@@cindydott452 I wanted to see Mansley in prison wearing a prison jumpsuit
It's funny how people stereotype military personnel as all being conflict loving warmongerers when in fact for the most part, those who have actually BEEN to war zones, who lived through and endured that hell, and have experienced all the terrors of it firsthand are those who truly see war as only a last resort, rather than something to be sought as a solution until all other options have been exhausted.
The most incredible part of this scene is even if you know the happy ending this movie has, where the giant is alive and rebuilding itself, this scene is still just as much of a tearjerking gut-punch as it was the first time viewing. It's that brilliantly done.
Because it's never just death that's sad. It's what it means and why it happens. Dead or not, how can your heart not hurt hearing the Iron Giant be so ready to sacrifice itself, so wanting to be a hero, for the people it loves?
I mean if they didn't add the happy ending no one would have watch the film more that once
i had to fight back tears 😂😅
@@tooru-kun4178 You're nuts if you think that the film would have no rewatch value without the ending
@@Mothbean no I mean that the film would be to heartbreaking if the iron giant was death to rewatch it
The "WHERE IS THE GIANT, MANSLEY???" part always makes me laugh. The General is so patronizing even in the face of annihilation. 🤣
General Rogard made a judgement about the giant, he was unaware that the giant never killed Hogarth, and he have been played (along with his fellow soldiers) by Mansley. He made the right call to disengage and ordering his troops to stand down. Until Mansley screwed it up by nearly getting the entire town destroyed and killing everyone for his narcissistic and paranoia behavior.
Preach
It was a nice change of pace to have the military not be run by idiots but to act out of genuine concern to a perceived threat and stop when they realize fighting it would only make the situation worse and risk more lives.
I bet Mansley was given the death sentence for his actions.
Screw mansly all my homies and I hate mansly
@@kryptonianpowers
-Endangering Humanity
-Friendly Fire
-Xenocide
-Attempted Mass Murder due to targeted killing
-Insubordination
Its a Death Penalty indeed
I am 55 years old, and I still get teary eyed whenever I think of Giant closing his eyes and saying “Superman”
He said now .in dc multiverse trailer
After all, what was Superman's true superpower? Was it the flying? The super strength? The heat ray eyes?
In the end, it wasn't any of these things. Superman's true superpower was that he always did what was right. Always.
And that was what appealed to the Iron Giant about Superman. Having the will and the strength to do what was right. The most powerful superpower of them all.
@@captainterrific I believe the thing that makes a hero is doing the right thing, having a heart.
He is Superman
This is me everytime I watch ready player one and see the Iron Giant. Ita like a whisper in my ear. Superman. And then I cry uncontrollably.
The General is such a well rounded and thoughtful character and is depicted as what high ranking officials in most militaries should be, a pillar and resounding leader fit for his position, and the General here shows all the traits needed and should be expected of him, from the very obvious use of his calm demeanor to make level headed decisions before jumping to conclusions (until mansley forces things over the edge) to utilizing every reason to not further aggravate the situation and risk more lives needlessly, it's honestly refreshing and I wish more military personnel were portrayed this way in movies
Not to mention petty enough to use the same weapon a shit head civvy was using to justify the escalation of force and arms.
The look on the giant at 2:00 😂 “yeah, where am i mansley? >:(“
4:21 "you are who you choose to be" always gets me right in the feels. One of my all time favorite movies as a child.
Alright,I wasn't expecting Brewstew's dad to be here
I love that line!
*Superman…*
@@keithharrissuwignjo2460 This movie brings everyone together
I am groot
*WHERES THE GIANT, MANSLEY!?*
2:01 It was at that moment he knew...
...he f***ed up.
Oof
Ooooooohhhh. We can duck and cover. There's a fallout shelter not too far from here.
@@alexcasares5943 there's no way to survive this you idiot
Nick Yates You mean... we're all going to--
*WHERES THE GIANT, MANSLEY!?!*
Probably one of the best bits of voice acting ever recorded.
Every time. Every time he says "Superman" and closes his eyes, I tear up.
"you are who you choose to be"
"superman"
gets me every time.
“That missile is targeted to the giants current position! WHERES THE GIANT MANSLEY?!”
That sold the whole thing lol
“Wha...?”
*Sees the giant standing there*
“Oh... we can duck and cover! There’s a fallout shelter right there! If we-“
@@HLHReviews"There's no way to survive this, you IDIOT!"
@@HLHReviews”There’s no way to survive this, you IDIOT!”
@@HLHReviewsThere's no way to survive this YOU IDIOT!
“There’s no way to survive this, you *IDIOT!* “
This film was ahead of its time and it is still ahead of our time. This film is legendary. Holds a special place in all our hearts.
I would argue that the film is almost timeless. The only anchor that the film has to any time period is the need for an ongoing 'cold war' to set the stage for Mansley's paranoia.
So underatted, but worth watching!
@@richardbell7678 The Vietnam War actually started when this movie takes place, America got involved in that part of Asia in the 1950s and would escalate in the next decade or so and unfortunately ended up in disaster
I am bawling. I'm surprised not many people mention the line "you are not a gun". This entire movie was so powerful and still one of my all time favorites
I'm moved by all the other quotes everyone harps on about but I agree with you wholeheartedly, "Guns kill, and you don't have to be a gun," the way the giant is AFRAID of what he almost did, it always really choked me up, especially knowing the backstory, rest in peace Susan Bird
No, he's not. He is, a *HERO.* *A CHAMPION, EVEN.*
This taught me about gun safety as a child and how important it is
1:42 I just love that glare the Iron Giant gave Mansley. You can just tell he's intelligent enough to know who caused all this. Clearly the giant really dislikes Mansley for doing all this shit.
Yeah, Kent Mansley was a real jackass. I never realized it until I was re-watching the movie with a friend five or six years ago.
@@ZakWolfI love it when Giant gave that glare hehe, said 28 yo ASD high function.
Literally was willing to KILL Hogarth and showed no remorse when he realized he will also be responsible for the death of an ENTIRE town. And all that just started from his desire for a better position.
That was also definitely a "you really fucked up now" glare.
I'm sure you all can understand that Kent Mansley was paranoid because they were dealing with an advanced robot war machine from outer space
But he is a total dick notheless
1:42
That personal glare the giant gave the Mangsley was what really let him know without a doubt that the giant was truly sentient, knew enough about the present situation, and was self-aware. Not only that, he knew once and for all that this towering, scarily OP, super-powered giant from who-knows-where was intelligent, had a great memory, and really, *really* didn't like him. He didn't know how it was possible, but the metal man was staring at him like he stole something, and the Mangsley wasn't having it.
That’s Mansley.
@@alexbrathwaite7677 I'm aware. XD
I'm just being funny/weird.
@Octavius Aurelius
W-why thank you! :D
You're too sweet. ^^
I humbly accept your highest and flattering opinion of me, dearest.
@Octavius Aurelius Indeed.
No idea what just happened here but it's fuckin glorious
0:30 I love the detail they've put into their faces.
The General here is shown very concern and actualy gives a damn when Annie tells Him that Hogarth is with the Giant. While Kent here has the face of someone grunting, the face of someone who nearly had His triumphant only to be spoiled by someone He really hates. Really shows the fact that He doesn''t really care about the safety of others and more concern about Himself by impressing the General and getting attention from lots of people as the 'savior'' from a suppoused danger that isn't actualy a threat if violence wasn't prioritized. cmiiw.
*1:44*
Look closely, and you can see General Rogard's eyes widen in shock as Mansley essentially condemns the town to destruction by nuclear fire.
Always get me!
That missile is targeted at the Giant’s current position!😡 where is the giant Mansley!!??? 🤨😡
Hey fellow railfan
Been out for damn near 20 years still puts a tear in your eye and thats being real.
Kent Mansley, what have you done?! You endangered a lot of people you IDIOT!!!
We don't just watch these... we FEEL them
In the feels everytime
give your 400 likes, and yes
Every time...
Notice how Hogarth was intentionally averting his eyes away from the explosion, not just to shield his eyes from the light, but because he couldn’t bear to watch his friend sacrifice himself
🤗 Hello Darkness my old friend...
Would you like a link to my Iron Giant sequel?
Just type The protector lavenderpaw
Deals with the whole aftermath
Yeah. While the others just lift a hand to stop the light blinding them, Hogarth actually has to bury his face in his hands as if that'll mute the reality of what's happening.
@@lavenderflowersfall280 most likely not. But it doesn't really need one, in my opinion.
He would have been blinded if he looked anyway lol
Plus you know nuclear missles are bright as hell
Probably seen this movie 15 times.
Years ago, The Iron Giant was recommended to us by one of my wife's pre-school students.
What really sealed the deal was the student's mom saying that she cried at the end.
"CRIED? At the end of a kid's movie?" we thought. "Gotta see what THAT'S about!"
What we discovered was one of the two greatest parables on self-actualization that I know of in modern popular culture (the other one is the sci-fi film 'Gattica').
It has great voice acting, a great script, and is just plain FULL of heart. It's just a beautiful story. (Why don't they make movies like this anymore?)
I'd gladly recommend this movie to anyone.
Also....
I'm a 62 year old man, and I can tell you----near the end, when the Giant closes his eyes, says "Superman" and sacrifices himself for his friends, I bawl like a newborn infant.
Including watching this clip.
Every. Single. Time.
Dam im 28 and this made me cry....."superman" 😭😭😭
One of the most greatest sacrifices in movie history.
Independence Day:
“Hey boys, I’M BACK!!!!!!!!!!!!!”
That's a fact Brandon.
Nice to see you come to visit this scene atleast once a year..
“We win Gracie!”
-Harry Stamper, Armageddon
Avengers endgame
And I......am.....Iron man(snaps)
At 1:12, If you noticed Dean is acting as an Angel on the left shoulder while Mansley is being the Devil on the right shoulder.
Ooo. I didn't know that
That’s a nice bit of symbolism there
I think it's usually portrayed opposite--angel on the right, devil on the left (left-handed people used to be associated with the devil)
@@tgbluewolf
It’s probably relying on the audience’s point of view. Still, there’s really no point since I’ve seen the portrayal of the angel and devil go back and forth on positions all the time.
more like the two sides of the coin, taking the chance to see if he's actually peaceful or to risk the lives of his men while he can just choose not to risk it and attack although the outcome will be the same slaughter. You just never know at ultimatums like that.
2:50 That music is just about the most gut-wrenching, tragic, beautiful masterpiece I've ever heard in a film.
“There’s no way to survive this you idiot!”
I love the delivery of that live
I understood the General’s furiously, the fallout shelter won’t do a shit.
You mean.. we’re all going to-
@@angelic_disappointment7889 "-to die mansley... For our country"
@@artiequick3583"Screw our country! I want to live!"
@@scamhunter2346 There were no Vaults in the area, not even a Pulowski Preservation shelter
If you listen to Giant while Hogarth was hugging his Mother and Dean. You can hear Giant saying: "I fix." He's wanting to fix the problem about the missile and save everyone.
😡THAT’S MISSILE IS TARGETED TO THE GIANT CURRENT POSITION WHERE’S THE GIANT MANSLEY?
I never noticed that
Sweet that's cool I never knew that 😎
I used to think that he was referring to the fact that he can fix himself but everyone else can’t, implementing the plant for the end of the movie. But I can see why the other way works so much better
bravo -vince- brad
My first child a son, is due in July. Can't wait to share this with him
I love how the Giant looked around at all the people below, and knew what he needed to do.
You stay, I go.
Every time the giant says ''Superman'' hit me right in the feelz, EVERY TIME!
I can relate, buddy... My eyes suddenly become high power sprinklers EVERY DAMNED TIME!
Same.
I'm 31 and this still got me tearing up. I was watching with my kids.
31 and I'm still a kid
@@lavenderflowersfall280 Same..:)
27 and this is still one of the most terrifying scenes I’ve ever seen.
31 as well...love this movie more now than as a kid. Movie has aged like a fine wine.
i dont understand why westerners always seek morals rather than more power or pleasure.
This is my favorite movie of all time! It has everything, vibrant animation, memorable voice acting, childhood nostalgia, compassion, warmth and a level of sophistication. The ultimate Boy and his Dog story.
"Hogarth, you stay, i go. no following.
i love you"
"You are what you choose to be".
“Superman”
The Iron Giant: Hogarth
Also said by the Green Goblin. "We are who we choose to be. Now... CHOOSE!"
Dreammirror Brony he chooses gun shoots Hogarth and it goes to credits
“I am groot”
0:56 are we not going to recognize that the iron giant literally is AFRAID of what he’s become? He’s literally breathing so fast that you can sense the fear he felt.
The dent in his head goes away when he got angry so I’m guessing he actually remembered what he was, which was likely an alien planet conquering device. That is definitely disturbing for someone like him to find out
@@krustylesponge6250 Seeing he's not really dead at the end, but his parts are all going back to where his head is... Earth looks to be in good hands with him around. No telling how many other robots might pop up (if any,) but having one who changed? That may help against invasions in a more heartfelt way. Not that I'm asking for a sequel, but that's just an idea.
I first watched this movie when I was 5 years old, I'm 25 now and yet I can't stop shedding tears when our big giant friend saids his favorite thing. " Superman " 😭
Honest to God it was a great movie.
I'm 25 too. High five.
The face the Giant makes when he's powering down and putting his weapons away, realizing what he was doing and was about to do, to his first friend at that; that just really hits so hard especially the panicked and pained sounds of distress he makes as it happens. Vin Disel portrayed this moment, almost too perfectly. It's raw, its painful and its just...there are no words. This character in and of itself is a masterpiece in every sense.
Can we acknowledge how badass the general and Dean are? They knew the fate that was in store for them thanks to Kent. But they didn't panic. They simply accepted it
Well General Rogard obviously was a soldier at heart and Dean was likely a GI in WWII (plausible fan theory) so their reactions are understandable.
@@madgavin7568 Dean looks 30 at most so I'm not sure if he was in ww2, maybe in the last year
@@Wishmaster787 Assuming Dean is 30 (movie is set in 1957) he could have served as a 17 year old GI as early as 1944.
@@madgavin7568 He might even be a few years older if he's not an alcoholic, so he could very well have been in WWII. Part of why I'm saying that is because I saw how badly an alcoholic actor (Skelton Knaggs) aged. When he was 35, he looked like a mix of 35 and 80 simultaneously. Skelton died of liver cirrhosis when he was 43.
@@madgavin7568Dean might've been in Korea
“It’s a missile. When it comes down…everyone will die…” That line hits me so hard because he says it with such strong emotion, and so realistic knowing that they were going to die if it wasn’t for the giant
"You stay, I go.
No following."
That hurts so much...
I'm 29 years old, I love watching this movie throughout my years. I still love it to this day!
2024 anyone?
“Screw our country! I wanna live.”
That always made me lol as kid 😂
I liked that one-liner.
Honestly it's not that bad a thought to have but when you caused the problem that led to it then the least you can do is not be a pansy and accept the consequences of your own mistakes
That’s the sad mentality of way too many people today. But like William Wallace said “run, and you’ll, at least a while.”
Yes, I am aware William Wallace said this in a movie and it isn’t not an actual historical quote.
@@Vapor817the thing is the consequences wouldn't affect just him but a huge part of a state.
I remember General Rogard in this film very fondly especially as I got older, partly because of how reasonable and rational he overall is. There's Rogard ordering his men to stand down the moment he realises Mansley has been lying to him and just how out of his mind Mansley is with him putting Hogarth in danger and wanting the missile launched at Rockwell, and the Giant being pretty much unstoppable but benign if left alone. The admiral from 'Godzilla' (2014) and 'Godzilla: King of the Monsters' (2019) should be taking notes.
Yeah, Admiral Stenz in the Godzilla movies just wants Godzilla dead no matter what, despite the monster not being a threat to humanity. However, General Rogard in this movie has enough brains to know that the Giant isn’t evil and immediately acts accordingly to the situation, standing down to ensure no more loss of life, and even uses Mansley’s own actions against him. Stenz, you gotta learn from this man, no cap.
@@wolfzillaproductions4563 stenz in the second movie actually regretted sending the oxygen destroyer in kotm according to some comments in the O.D. scene
Same here, He's the best character in the movie besides the Giant himself, I'm actually a big war and military buff myself so his character matches perfectly of what proper leadership is
I was 9 years old when I saw this movie at an early screening with my Dad. We went mostly for the fact it was an early screening and had no idea what to expect going in. We were both blown away by the film and to this day both agree it's one of the best animated films and stories ever told. Love you dad!
“Superman”
😢❤️
“WHERE’S THE GIANT MANSLEY!?”
*looks at giant* “I see the problem now.”
“OH DO YA?”
Here I am!😎
Rock you like a hurricane!
Wha- oh we can duck and cover theres a fallout shelter
@@emptyhand5397 ???
@@emptyhand5397 There's no way to survive this, YOU IDIOT!!!
General: wait,the boy is alive?
Mansley:ITS A TRICK! launch the missle!
😂😂😂 got damn Mansley can u just chill for 1 DAMN SECOND 😂😂😂😂??
General: are mad Mansley all units stand down
Rogard to Nautilus come in Nautilus
This is Nautilus standing by
LUNCH THE MISSILE NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ndstar64 That Missle is targeted to the GIANT’S CURRENT POSITION!!! WHERE’S THE GIANT MANSLEY??!!
This was favorite movie as a child. I don't know why it always stuck with me, but it did. My parents would even watch it with me whenever I wanted. They would get upset at all the same parts I would, and they would laugh at the ones I found funny. Growing up I thought they were just humoring me. But as an adult now, I can tell this script was written incredibly well, the dialogue was delivered in the most immaculate fashion. Even for todays standard the fluidity and detail of the 2D animation is literally leagues out of some main media today. This was such a beautiful movie. And I hope one day I can share it with my kids too
25 yo and this scene still makes me extremely emotional. I cried so hard here.
Notice how at 4:52 that the General actually salutes the Giant. Look in front of the cars on the left to find him.
The General is easily one of the most well-developed military archetypes ever. Initially he orders every unit to fire at the Giant when he goes berserk, but after seeing that the robot truly means no harm and that they’re only provoking him, he orders everyone to stand down and even calls Mansley out on his wrongdoings. That man knows the status of the situation the whole entire time.
Edit: I love how at 2:21 the Giant stops Mansley from escaping. Good move, big guy.
“You stay I go” he says to Mansley basically 🤣
i had a small game of 'where's waldo' there. but now that i have seen it i am grateful you shared that. very powerful!
AS someone who has a lot of respect for our military, I have a lot of respect for the General because he was making the right decisions with his head to avoid risk to his soldiers and the civilians before things got worse! And then, their are people who should not be in charge because of their paranoia and fear-mongering like Mansley who was using his emotions instead of his brain! Way to go, genius! You nearly killed everyone!
Yeah. Most generals in movies are all absurdly powerful figures who just yell all the time. But this one seems more realistic
I would say that there are other Generals in movies I respect such as in Independence Day. And yes that General was angry about Area 51 and real Knowledge of Alien Invaders being withheld from him because of all those people who were killed with little warning.
it's a movie mate you can't respect a fictional character.
@@visuals2763why not?
@@AdrianFahrenheitTepes yeah that General was justified with his yelling.
Amazing performance Vin Diesal provides as the Iron Giant and uttering the phrase "Superman" more than likely brought a tear to his eye in the recording booth.
I watched this movie as a kid and even now as an adult I come across this clip every few years. It still gets me. I remember watching this scene for the first time and my dad walking by. He stayed for a few minutes and then decided to watch the remaining movie with me. What an experience and memory. Thank you.
One of my favorite movies!!!! Why are so many old animated movies so much better than the new ones?
we have good movies,Coco,Big hero six,Spider verse
I'm fan of your channel
It's much safer to shit out a crappy sequel than to risk original ideas. All of the fans will think they're there for more of the same greatness that made them enjoy the movie before, but the new corporation is milking a cash cow they recently bought until the udders are mangled and gangrenous. With new ideas, you have no idea what the response is going to be. There's too many unpredictable factors, enough that CEOs believe that the overwhelming increase of profits isn't worth it. For fucks sake, Disney actually tried to sabotage Treasure Planet at every stage. If they had given the movie room to shine, they would have earned enough money to repair the inn a hundred times over
@@oymspyda These are not really the best examples (except for Spiderverse). Yeah Coco is good, but I would say it's from masterpiece and Big hero 6 was even worse. I enjoyed it, but I have few smaller and bigger problems with it. The last really great Animated movies in my opinion were Megamind, How to train your dragon... And that's all I can think of now. I really think Pixar and Disney are over their best days. But that's just my opinion. Everyone sees it kinda differently. But I want to state that the best movie of all time comes from Pixar. Namely The Incredibles 1.
@@oymspyda Don't forget about zootopia
3:49 the way the music swells as Hogarth says "I love you" makes me so emotional every time
Giant: You stay, I go. No following.
Hogarth: I love you.
(The most emotional part of the film before the giant sacrificed himself to save everyone)
Real poetic moment. Almost Oscar worthy moment. Love the hell out of it.
What tears me up and breaks my heart is when he kneels down and does what hogarth did to him when he first met him
The Giant have to say good bye and go after the missle to save the town and everyone else.
watching mansley descending from just being rightly concerned about something massive that can take huge chunks out of metal structures to literally rejecting the evidence of his eyes and ears was an arc in its own right really
Well, he made a mistake by telling the military to launch it, while he also said a lie to the general.
@@bernayhansondescendantofth9969Taking account all of Mansley's crimes (which includes: Laying to a General, endangering civilians, shooting a missile at allied territory, shooting a missile at civilian territory and attempted desertion) Mansley had to face a court-martial, and knowing that his actions could result in the start of a nuclear war and the death of allied civilians, he was either executed (which I'm pretty sure by that time the military still used firing brigades) or thrown into the deepest and darkest hole in a high security prison.
Try thrown in a CIA black site prison
The road to hell is paved with good intentions
“THAT MISSILE IS TARGETED TO THE GIANTS CURRENT POSITION! AND WHERE’S THE GIANT MANSLEY?” “Ah….. oh.”
I love that. The general is, at heart, a good man.
He's also a very just man, and one feature of justice is to make sure people get what they deserve, for either good, or for ill. And he was going to see to it that Mansley enjoyed the fruits of his stupidity along with himself and with all the people he just effectively killed. And the only reason it wasn't done is because the Giant is a better person than any of them.
It's lovely. It's beautiful. This movie is a treasure.
Ikr? A lot of movies portray military leaders as obnoxiously loud, arrogant figures but this film took a 180. The general is a skeptical, yet still humble individual who wants nothing more than to protect his nation.
This movie hits hard after knowing the reason why this film was made.
"What if a gun had a soul and didn't want to be a gun"
I don't think a movie will ever give me the same level of chills as this one does. When the missile cuts it's engines, starts to fall, and the music swells it's dreadful inevitability becoming reality to be met with ".......Superman".
This movie is a masterpiece on so many levels.
"You stay, I go, No Following" best line
Superman may not be in this movie, but this is definitely one of the best Superman stories ever told.
like think about it; an overpowered alien who because he was found by good people, chooses to be a hero instead of a destroyer, while fighting a man who hates him because of his power and other worldly origin. it's basically the same story
"You don't have to be a gun"
Damn, still hits deep.
I like how mansley was so determined on killing the robot that he attempted to convince the general that the kid in the iron giants hands was some how a trick, as if the kid was a hologram.
When people talk about "Doublethink", this is a hysterical version of it. To understand the true meaning and downright awfulness of it, now imagine Mansley claiming it without emotion, but still rationally understanding it to be a false statement. Personally I think that second, horrible meaning is found in psycho/sociopaths, but there are lots of cases in history where people in Mansley's position are not confronted and removed, who teach others their beliefs while knowing it's false and evil, all to maintain their grip on power. Imagine Mansley having a radio show like Alex Jones. In fact...
@@EarlofSedgewick Already met a fool like that in Team Fortress 2, even though it's "technically" a "minor" thing. In short: he manipulated people to kick innocent players from the game. Oh sure, "it's just a game." I don't want to make it any more or less than it is, but it *does* count as an example.
He *casually* said, as though he was bored while ordering something he doesn't care much about and was paying more attention to something else, "Hey, so and so is a cheater, they're using aim-bot. Kick them, I'd appreciate it." ... He kicked *5 innocent people* before someone asked, and then he said (while still in the "bored" tone of voice) that he kicks people for fun - or at least, that was his word on it.
I *did* report him for false kicking, but a lot of people don't really have faith in the game's reporting system. Then again, the bot crisis in the game was reduced significantly, last I checked. I'm not sure how much good the reporting system will do. I guess if he gets enough reports against him, he'll get his account suspended.
@@101Volts good on you for standing up for what you believe in
@@101Volts but it is a game. There is a difference between real consequences and having to wait to join a game again. Not saying there's no foul, but the guy isn't a psychopath for messing with people in a game.
@@EarlofSedgewick You don't know that. I'd even go so far as the guy being a sociopath due to the indifference and obvious lack of remorse.
Give people the credit, but if they're garbage, no use hearing them out.
It hurt 20 years ago, and it hurts now....
3:29 "Hogarth, you stay." In his final moments, the Giant points at Hogarth's heart, telling him that he will always be with him, no matter what. So heart-wrenching.💔😢
For people who didn’t notice, the iron said in 3:10 “ I’ll fix “ . Saying it because he’s gonna fix the situation.
No shit, sherlock
mandela effect
I think it’s “I fix”
No. He, (thinking out loud) meant that he fixes himself when he breaks
@@MikehMike01 "I fix"- I'll rebuild- or "I'll be back"
Love the movie, love the characters, love the plot, love the setting, hate the mansly
I hated this movie... with a PASSION!!!!
STUPID STUPID STUPID STUPID WRITER!!!!!
All the weapons it/he's carrying and he decides to take out a fragile missile by HEAD-BUTTING IT!?!?!
GAAHHHHHHH, I saw this in a matinee and not seeing it before I was all like "what go? what no following" isn't he just going to shoot it with that chest weapon???" Yelling at the screen in fury AND I'M A WHITE GUY!
@@johnfranklin4038 Ok.....,look like someone forgot to take his med this month.
@@KhoiNguyen-xv4jd lol
@@johnfranklin4038 🤬🖕🏻🖕🏻🖕🏻
Yeah, but the giant wanted to be super man
Such an underrated movie
General: “Where the giant mansley”
Mansley: 😮
That missile is targeted to the GIANT’S CURRENT POSITION!!!! WHERE’S THE GIANT, MANSLEY?!?!?!
What? (looks at the Giant) Oh.
@@marissaflores418
We can duck and cover. There's a fallout shelter right there--
@@virgo14
2:06
General Rogard - There's no way to survive this, you idiot!
Marissa Flores-Ada to die Mansley for our country
@@marissaflores418 you mean, we're all going-
Mansley is arrested for his treachery and his lies.
Brandon Kohout and gets death sentence
He almost started a nuclear warfare
Brandon Kohout he almost started a nuclear war fare
He also endangered a lot of people, so it's reckless endangerment.
@@GeneralHeavy Dalek Supreme: "KENT MANSLEY YOU ARE A TRAITOR TO THE ENTIRE HUMAN RACE!!! YOU WILL BE EXTERMINATED FOR YOUR ACTIONS AFTER YOUR TRIAL ON THE DALEK HOMEWORLD SKARO IN FRONT OF THE DALEK EMPEROR AND THE DALEK HIGH COUNCIL!!! TAKE HIM AWAY TO MY COMMAND SHIP!!! LOCK HIM IN THE PRISON CELL!!!"
Dalek 1: "I OBEY!!! [to Kent Mansley while pointing his weapon at Mansley] YOU WILL MOVE!!!"
Kent Mansley: [protesting fearfully] "You can't do this to me?! RELEASE ME AT ONCE!!! I AM KENT MANSLEY!!!"
Dalek 1: [impatient] "YOU DO NOT COMMAND ME!!! MOVE INTO THE SHIP OR DIE!!!"
Dalek 2: "YOU WILL OBEY DALEK COMMANDS!!! OBEEEY!!! MOVE!!! MOVE!!!!"
Owned this on vhs as a kid and I watched it so many times, this is one of the greatest movies of my childhood.
This scene is a testament to how well directed this movie is. Hogarth may be brave, but his tone and facial expression still show a bit of fear, like he doesn't fully know this will work. Just like the giant's expressions have a lot of guilt while looking at Hogarth, and anger when looking at Kent. And oh boy, Kent. At the end of the day, it wasn't about protecting the people, it was about proving he was right, which is why he desperately tried to have the giant destroyed but when he made his mistake, he tried to run from responsibility. He's gonna be court marshaled hard for that. Glad Rogard didn't take the Giant causing the car to crash as a sign of aggression and instead had Kent arrested. And their dialogue is great too, as you can feel the conflict of ideals between them. When Rogard asked what the hell was wrong with Kent after realizing his lie, it really showed how he would be insane to listen to him. As dramatic as the sitiation was, I laughed a little at this:
"That missile is targeted to the GIANT'S CURRENT POSITION! Where's the GIANT, Mansley!?"
"Wh... ohh... we can duck and cover! There's a fallout shelter right-"
"There's no way to survive THIS, you idiot!"
That callback was really good. Kent was too trusting of that ridiculous cartoon, and fallout shelters are not able to withstand a direct impact from that kind of bomb. Great work, Brad Bird.
I haven't seen this movie in 15 years and only saw it a couple times as a kid. But when the Giant says "Superman" and accepts his fate, I still tear up.
For the longest time I never knew Vin Diesel was the giant. He did a phenomenal job as literally a gentle giant in animation as he is in real life. Best movie, thanks dad for showing it to me when you did before you passed on 💕
Many characters he plays are like that.
One of the greatest animated classics of all time
3:05 when he said "it wouldn't matter" it really struck me in the heart.
Dude it's a thermonuclear bomb
@@sethcourtemanche5738 well... Many people can't accept a fate and do damage just to prevent it.
My Dad and I were talking during Thanksgiving just the other day, out on the balcony. I'm just this side of 30 now, Dad grew up during the height of the Cold War, and we were discussing how my generation didn't have to grow under that fear. We didn't do nuclear drills in school like he did...
"It wouldn't matter."
Dad was of the opinion, if he was close enough to see the flash, it didn't matter what building he was in, or what desk he was under, or what bunker he was running for - it wouldn't matter.
@@That9one1GuyOG wasn’t wrong either nuclear blasts ain’t no joke, if the extreme heat or shockwave don’t kill you the radiation will