The Right Stuff (1983) Official Trailer - Ed Harris, Dennis Quaid Movie HD
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- The Right Stuff (1983) Official Trailer - Ed Harris, Dennis Quaid Movie HD
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In 1983 when I saw this, the entire theater audience spontaneously stood up en masse with a standing ovation at the end of the film. Only time I've ever seen this happen, for any film.
Same here, I saw it one more time with Rocky IV.
Rep0007 back then America was patriotic and conservative not like today ...liberal and atheistic
Rep0007: The audience recognised the greatest of mankind’s endeavours. Nothing in human history that can be compared to this.
Apollo 11 will forever stand for all time as man’s greatest achievement; not because of where we went; but how we did it.
I was a 4yo boy watching a B&W television. I saw a man climb down a ladder from his machine and on the surface of the moon. The world was introduced to a new profession - the astronaut.
@@appalachiahiker853 Ah, so you think reaching for the stars is conservative 😂
I saw a standing ovation with the ending of return of the jedi, and believe it or not, the original karate kid.
The Mercury program was a lot like I heard war being described. 99% boredom, 1% terror. I was in Jr. high sitting in class watching a rocket sit on the pad with vapor leaking from it for hours and hours on hold, before anything happened. Those poor guys. When asked about what he was thinking about while sitting up there waiting, one replied "The fact that all the parts of this thing were made by the lowest bidder. "
RIP Great Chuck Yeager. 10mins ago I didn’t know who you were. NOW I know. God bless you for your courage and spirit
He appeared in the movie, he was a advisor for the film and was cast as the bartender at Pancho's happy bottom riding club bar.
Movie still gives me goose bumps - fantastic movie to experience.
I've seen this film numerous times. A classic.
Gus Grissom ,Fred Ward was the second American astronaut during the Mercury Project flights, and one of the first three victims of the US space race, along with Edward White and Roger Chaffee in the Apollo 1 fire. Among his achievements is being the First astronaut to fly two missions, as well as be the first man to fly twice beyond the accepted limit of space in a space capsule. American hero his name is engraved in the sky
What happened to the three of them was HORRIBLE! 😭😭😭 And for their families also who have had to live with the knowledge of what happened.
Theodore Freeman, Elliot See, and Charles Bassett were all US astronauts and died well before the Apollo 1 fire...
A masterpiece. One of the probably 5 or 6 greatest movies of the 80s.
Samuel Name the others
@@Mash_Mash22 No particular order (sorry if I missed other awesome films):
1980: The Shining, The Empire Strikes Back, Raging Bull, The Elephant Man, Caddyshack
1981: Raiders of the Lost Ark, Gallipoli, Das Boot, Reds
1982: Blade Runner, E.T. The Extraterrestrial
1983: The Right Stuff (obviously), A Christmas Story, Return of the Jedi, Scarface
1984: Amadeus, The Never Ending Story, Starman, Ghostbusters
1985: Back to the Future, Brazil, Come and See, The Breakfast Club
1986: Blue Velvet, Platoon, Aliens, Top Gun
1987: The Last Emperor, Full Metal Jacket, Broadcast News, The Princess Bride, Wall Street, Fatal Atraction
1988: Grave of the Fireflies, Rain Man, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Die Hard, Big, A Fish Called Wanda
1989: Do the Right Thing, The Dead Poets Society, Glory, Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure, Honey I Shrunk the Kids
David Kirby
You're kidding! I know you are!
@worldd777 In my opinion, the 70s was the best decade in cinematic history.
@@89Awww although theres alot of comedy movies I would add, the 80's is definitely a hard decade to beat when it comes to all of the great movies it produced. I was born in the early 90's but grew up on these gems and a few others from before then such as It's a Mad, mad, mad, mad world, 2001, and the first two Godfather's to name a few. I really wish we could get back to that quality of cinematography, I feel like especially after the 90's good movies are few and far between.
The Ladd company made Outland, Bladerunner, and The Right Stuff and got rewarded with bankruptcy. Life is unfair.
They also did many bad movies. Bankruptcy can be caused by many things. They did make this so I'm grateful anyway.
Related to Cheryl Ladd?
@@chm9935
No,
Son of Actor Alan Ladd
They butchered Once Upon a time in America for a US release.
@@aztro4010
This were the Times, when long Movies were Box Office Poison. Now everything seems to run approx three Hours.
One of the best films ever made, at least from the point of view of an aerospace geek.
Exactly
This movie never seems to end - it just keeps going...
Is that a good thing?
@@starrystarrynight9822 Absolutely not.
RIP John Glen.
TheGroundedAviator he isn't dead, ya twit.
Luke Hague - that will come as a shock to his family.
Colonel John Herschel Glenn Jr. (July 18, 1921 - December 8, 2016). RIP
Francesco Mazzotta my bad. For some reason I was thinking of Buzz Aldrin. I retract my statement and insult. Apologies.
and tom wolfe
Wow. I was born on the anniversary of Chuck Yaeger's breaking of the sound barrier. I never knew that.
The date wasn't highly celebrated, because it actually took many years for anyone to acknowledge the date. It remained classified until really the point when the military couldn't keep a lid on it anymore. By the time supersonic aircraft became widely produced within the next decade, there was really no way to keep it secret, then. But, on the day of the record, not many outside of the citizens of Antelope Valley, California knew much about what had happened.
So was I.
I love this movie to this very day!!! Thanks for sharing these wonderful clips. I'm off to purchase a digital copy and stroll down memory lane.
Rest In Peace Sam Shepard.
I have watched this and the show From the Earth to the Moon for at least 5 times each and love it every time
Requiescat in pace, Gen. Chuck Yeager.
huh? As of this date, Chuck Yeager is still alive. Did you mean John Glenn?
Lived: Feb 13, 1923 - Dec 07, 2020 (age 97)
Ok ezio
Great movie. It never occurred to me that it isn't more well known.
'It sounds dangerous - count me in!' Magnificent.
I can still remember the first time I saw this film... ;)
❤❤❤
One of my fav movies of all time,right up there with John Wayne walking off into the sunset through those saloon doors!
This film was horribly marketed, and kind of flopped. In 2013 it was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant". If you haven't seen it, you should!
I have, and I couldn't believe my eyes and mind's ears when I read that this genuine gem of a motion-picture wasn't a major hit back when it was released! Space and Moon suddenly went out of interest, just because 'twas the 80's; when people couldn't what, get enough spare time from rock-concerts and AIDS-promised unprotected s(hit)ex?! A movie when done right never can cease to thrill ye, even if ye have seen it more than, say, 5 times; they did good in choosing this one for preservation!
Was looking for a reason to watch this movie. Thanks for giving me one
espenlode It's great.
Bah, people would rather watch some bullshit like Armageddon. Accurate space movies like this or 2001 A Space Odyssey or Apollo 13 don't have enough explosions and tits.
Well Sean, that is negative but the movies you mention are better than excellent and accurate.
Came her today. 5-13-22. R.I.P to Fred Ward.
Just saw this again, it holds up pretty well :)
Nothing in human history can compare to this. Apollo 11 will stand for all time as man’s greatest achievement; not because of where we went; but how we did it.
I was a 4yo boy watching a B&W television. I watched a man climb down a ladder from his machine and on the surface of the moon.
The world was introduced to a new profession - the Astronaut.
Not just Apollo, but all the other space-y first as well. We will remember H*tler's V2s and Soviet Strides in space and beyond.
Chuck Yeager's legacy is what inspired MCU's Captain Marvel. Technically this and Top Gear and MiB are the films to watch if you liked it? Oh and Buzz Lightyear of Star Command xD
I LOVE THIS MOVIE
Pre CGI action sequences. They have held up so well!
Trailers back then,
now that was a movie
This film is one of the best space movies ever made, period. It is a shame that it was a box office bomb.
Great film. Wish America was still like this…
So do many other Americans.
All white?? LOL!
RIP Fred Ward!!
hey guys im part of the cast in this show!
Has Ed Harris always looked old? Lol
Yes
Luke Cague just doesn’t age.
Heh, Ed Harris looks fairly unique but rather young. Scott Glenn meanwhile looks sallow faced even in this, I guess he is a decade older though.
Ed Harris was ~32 (born in '50)
Scott Glenn was ~43 (born in '39)
Three Movies I have watched multiple times without ever getting sick of them:
The Right Stuff (1983)
Tucker, The Man and his Dream (1988)
Miracle (2004)
I’m gonna watch this movie just because of what Gordo says back to the other astronaut haha 😂
My favorite movie
hard to pick a top 5 as far as movies go, but this has been and will always be my #1
The Right Stuff.
Great Stuff! 👍 🇺🇸 🇬🇧
RIP Sam Shepard
SO GOOD! Such amazing performances! To bad it flopped back in the day....I think it suffered from being marketed badly.
It flopped because America was reeling from low morale after the carter administration, and then being told that all that exciting exploration and voyaging has to come to an end with that montage near the end
Godspeed, Philip Kaufman
Trailer: "And the search began for a new breed of men. Men who were fearless."
Men throughout history:
"Are we a joke to you?!"
Then according to you, all men throughout history, have been fearless?
What seems to be the trouble?
Top 10 of my fav movies🏆
The best movie !
R.I.P Fred
Watching this after watching the Disney+ trailer for their new one 😊
I was born in 1983 but Captain Marvel brought me here.
HOw ?
@@shiv26196 Carol picks the VHS in a blockbuster
For me it was "Justice League. The New Frontier" and I heard the name Chuck Yaeger for the first time.
RIP Chuck Yeager
Great movie
Greatest movie ever
Never doubt Remo Williams.
You have to run very fast
Fear is nothing more than a feeling. (Loved that movie)
Four words. Trailer Sucked, Movie Awesome
That's 6 words...
Read the book, dipstick. You'll understand "The Right Stuff".
@@andrealyman5460 wow so aggressive
Shutting Channel Down agree!
Andrea Lyman = troooollllll
Better and more natural than the actual series!!
A fantastic movie based on an awesome book about real American heroes.
And how the future began, i read and watched the book & movie, you should too
I put it equally in my other top 5 or top 10 movies, its so good.
2:13
And just like he promised, years later he was the one running the show during Apollo 13
Omg that’s right!!😂
Oh wow I’ve never seen a young Ed Harris
Such a great movie! 👏
Anyone else came here cos Scott Kelly said he read this life changing book on Steffen Colbert's late show?
Rip Fred Ward
"Best, and finest, can be brought out" 😉😎👍
Lame Friday. I guess I could watch The Right Stuff. Hm, it's about 9 now, I should be able to finish by about 3 am.
Damn Grissom had a horrible death.
He sure did.
I saw a documentary about the fire that played the capsule audio. Horrible to hear the screaming. Absolutely horrible.
They truly put their lives on the line, and three of them died in the worst possible way.
Cool movie!
0:13- Then years later, Tom Cruise would do the same, simply because it's Saturday.
0:47- President Reagan will get to watching the movie soon. He hasn't seen Space Raiders yet.
1:38- Obviously so he can challenge him to a cross-country race.
2:48- Hmm, I would have thought Jaws 3 would be the 1983 Dennis Quaid movie with the pee jokes.
3:02- Oh, now I get this Simpsons reference.
3:13- Actually, I wanna see Stoney Cooper in Deathly Force.
The one of the main reasons I'm able to procrastinate my engineering homework is because of this movie.
Fun fact. Charles jager also invented the jagerbomb.
Ed genial
I took my Dad to see Hidden Figures since 2016 to 2017. Now my Dad wants me to see watch this movie
I can’t believe this is an 80s movie. Always thought early 90s. It just doesn’t look 80s camera wise. And the actors . I always thought those guys were younger.
Hello Greedo sent me!
Looks awesome
Not a great movie but a good one, worth seeing, especially if you like historical drama.
I think it is a great movie! The length is not a negative. If you have trouble watching a long movie, break it up into short viewing periods.
Tom Campbell People in 2017 have attention spans as long as a gold flish on speed....
Happy 40th Anniversary!
Ed Harris has something with rocket-movies.....
Glorified YES.....But I loved this movie, as long as it was...It explained the space race very well....
Just read the book... it's fantastic, both inspiring and surprisingly hilarious in places.
A spectacular, wonderful, unforgettable movie. Not much of a trailer.
The Best of the Best
Anyone else hear of The Right Stuff from Siskel and Ebert?? Gonna have to check it out.
I saw this at a drive in.
You notice how Conti’s Oscar winning music is never heard? He was brought in late and rushed to finish it. Bet they cut this preview before the music was ready.
Must have. One thing's for sure, it's the musical score that really makes this movie stand out. The poor trailer is proof of that.
Rip Chuck Yeager
From the same producers of Raging Bull and the Rocky saga that lasted until Creed in 2015
I ‘d like to watch
It is best so good so best so well. Best.
Good speed Chuck🇺🇸
We don't have that anymore is once you have it now
Why is it impossible to find a UHD trailer or any videos from this movie these days? Studio cracked down??
'Captain Marvel' Blockbuster scene..
~ "SPAM IN THE CAN" ~ with or without a window, on live TV>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Did anyone else click on this thinking that this was the video by New Kids on the Block?
It's nuts how far our country has fallen in just a few decades.
Yeah, I heard we even have black astronauts now...what a shame...
Who is here after knowing 'The Right Stuff' was an "important inspiration" for Christopher Nolan's Interstellar?
So First Man was basically a remake of this?
late but no, wrong space program
2:39, Oh nohohohoho...
How can the film be so good, but the trailer be so bad??
The best of America
*captain marvel has joined servers*
If you like this you'll love Space cowboys
curiously in the film is the incident that Grisson he had with the door of the capsule what caused its loss in the Grisson ocean are a defect in the design thing that apparently did not believe time after a defect in the door died and his two colleagues in the apollo 1