Fighter Pilot Reacts to Godzilla: King of the Monsters (2019) | Rodan vs F-35s Scene
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Just to be fair, no pilot on Earth is trained for something that flies faster than a fighter jet, is as big as a battleship, maneuvers like a falcon, fights like an animal but is as tactically clever as a human.
No kidding, we'd be fucked if Rodan existed since in the Godzilla universe it is implied that outright nuking them just makes them stronger. Especially Godzilla himself.
But they literally tried nothing. They could have at least jinked. They didn't try to get away.
@@Shade01982 Exactly,they already had it's attention the first time.Shooting it again was so unnecessary! The squadron just died for nothing to be honest.They should've just RTB,it was already chasing the biggest bird up there anyway.
@@exerpachuau5486Without their deaths, Rodan would have had the bigger aircraft destroyed, they were just mere obstacles to Rodan.
@@maximaldinotrap Railguns maybe? I honestly have no idea
I like how they get the physics of a make believe monster more correct than real aircraft.
Underrated comment.
Making shit up means you can give it the physics you want. But getting everything about Cockpits and flying gear for the pilots wrong is pathetic. Especially if you want to do an "Airforce/Navy commercial" like that. Reminds me of Independence day, Battleship or Transformers. Or to some extent, even Top Gun.
Because the Japanese did all the work for them in the past for Rodan.
@@Gunni1972 we don't care
@@Gunni1972 we don't care
The F-35 does not have a good service record in movies. It gets taken down by everything from Monsters to old NYPD cops.
Monsters see them just as miniature toys. They may be the newest Issue, but they get the same treatment as other military equipment getting thrashed by them.
Same with f22s
Even iron man
This made me laugh waaay harder than it should have, but my grandfather said the same thing when we watched live free or die hard, he was a navy aviation mechanic back in the day.
it's sitting on a volcano. I dont think a missile is much of a concern when you are camped out on a volcano
Facts my man👍👍
It hibernated in that volcano. For thousands of years.
Also to add these creatures, like Godzilla, they are used to feeding off of radiation, mainly uranium, so who in the right mind would think our tech would do crap. The nuke towards the end of this scene was an interesting concept, but I have yet to hear about a warhead that is an oxygen destroyer/vaccum. Still monsters have unique traits and Rodan is literally called the Fire Demon for many reasons. Seriously we got to change the narrative of these movies
@@diablo56100 nuclear weapons don't kill via radiation, they kill via thermal energy and shockwave , radiation only kills after the bomb goes off. That's a Hollywood myth. Most weapons basically kill via kinetic energy too, it's not too much about the explosion in fact if you see current combat footage from Ukraine anti tank missiles don't make a huge explosion it's fairly small but they have high penetration, the explosion comes from the tank ammo cooking off inside.
You realize it hibernated inside that volcano for countless centuries…
The best about the whole scene was Rodan, no doubt.
But as others have pointed out, The main goal was to get Rodan's attention and lure him away. For this, they had to get close, showing him what he is supposed to chase.
There is still a lot that went wrong here, that's for sure.
Also, I like to mention that Rodan was absolutely peaceful (so to speak), until the humans shot first.
@GambleSTARS Sad, but true.
I mean... he wasn't exactly peaceful. He was awoken by the Orca imitating the call of an alpha for (likely) destructive reasons... but yeah, one of my top 3 favorites scenes in the film, I can excuse the usual Hollywood inaccuracies because at least they're consistent in depictions lol
@GambleSTARS The humans spent decades studying these Titans up to a point that they can mimic their calls. They spent exorbitant amount of resources that could've been used to solve hunger or cure cancer to ensure these immortal creatures don't wake up from their slumber.
These creatures are walking apocalypse since they destroy everything with every step and a flap of a wing. Who wouldn't want try to create oxygen bombs or a MechaGodzilla to stop them from strolling into your city. I'm more scared of real life scientists who wants to blindly understand stuff by drilling out ice cores and thawing out ancient viruses.
They shot at him to get him to chase them so they can lure him to Ghidorah in order to A) fight him or B) get him away from the civilians.
@GambleSTARS Not only things ! Attacking other humans too...
I think the reason "it's always Fat Amy" is because the producer asks "what's the newest fighter we have?" and when the answer comes back F-35, that's what they put in the movie. They don't put any more thought into it than that.
Is f15x the newest fighter?
@@matsv201 Hollywood producer: "35 is a higher number."
@@TheOneTrueChris wait untill the found out about the gripen 39F.. both high number and letter
@@matsv201 Swedish though so cringe.
@@matsv201 laughs in SU-57
Great breakdown. My personal opinion: They spent the movie budget on CGI and not on military consultants. For entertainment value it works though.
Yes
If you're going into Godzilla:King of the Monsters looking for military realism you've come to the wrong place
If you want an epic all out Kaiju invasion then it does that well.
I get why people can be upset about military inaccuracies but such is the way of AAA hollywood movies 🦖🦅
Who cares. Military can't do shit anyway
@@interviolet6675 Shin Godzilla has more reasonable military aspects than KoTM. Why fly close to them? there are long range weapons for that
@@frivolousarguments8578 cause it makes cooler fight
To clear up some confusion, the intent of this engagement was luring Rodan away from the populated area toward the bigger threat that is the incoming Monster Zero. Their weapons were less about killing him, as they know two movies in their firepower doesn't affect these creatures a ton.
Thanks i was kinda confused-
@@teatime_yt7868 How? It was said in the video. You must have very few iq points.
yeah they show that way better when they go into battle with godzilla and the fighters basically distract ghidorah so godzilla can get clean hits in
@@alekssandrz7694That wasn’t necessary at all. Be more mature.
Cliff notes: Mover: Yeah no.
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I'm not sure if it's long enough or there's enough detail too warrant a full Mover ruins movies episode, but Shin Godzilla is one of the few monster movies where they use bombers from long range against the monster. Every other movie the pilots all fly point blank so I can get some cool shots of the monster swatting them down.
The director, hideaki anno is a military nerd I love how he uses military equipment in a way that makes sense
Cloverfield has a scene with a B-2 carpet bombing the creature near the end, it's flying pretty low but at least not anywhere near as low as whatever the flying wing thing in this movie is flying
Oh no?
@@yomama629 cool
@@yomama629 that scene was probably the best movie scene I’ve seen of a stealth bomber
Never understand why Hollywood never gets the F-35 helmet thing right.
Even Green Lantern got that right, can't be that difficult.
Much easier (and cheaper) to source an F-16 helmet than a Gen 3 HMDS from an F-35 for a movie prop, I'd think.
@@Daedy Yeah, that’s most likely the case. But given how much the F-35 appears in movies now, wouldn’t it make sense for some prop company to make some mockup F-35 helmets and rent them out to studios?
@@uts_137 I'd agree, but that's only assuming the studios making these flicks actually know the difference or even bother to, when they couldn't even get those other things (control stick, training rounds, lingo etc.) correct in the first place.
You'd need a director who cares about getting details right.
@Hiwegara Groove Or they can simply grab a surplus Gentex HGU from the prop shop or a discount milsurp store, instead of contracting out to a prop master for a bespoke movie prop that they can only use once.
You have no idea how paradoxically stingy studios can be with stuff like this, even and esp. with tentpole flicks. "Spare no expense" is a foreign concept that doesn't apply to anything other than stars' pay and lining their own pockets.
A fun dissection. When oh when will Hollywood give us the aviation scenes we all deserve?
Top Gun Maverick? Hopefully?
Unless writers spends 3 years flying BMS 3.4.
When people finally stop putting money into Hollywood.
When Hollywood actually hires writers and directors that have ACTUAL military flight experience and the budget to do it right. Unfortunately neither is going to happen anytime soon.
@@gordo1701e certainly not when those same writers are more concerned with scoring political points than doing the research
Mover was really critical on this movie, i honestly love his insight on stuff like this
I bet the few frames of them holding the stick with their left hand was because it’s flipped to maintain directional continuity with the jets flying left to right. They would have got the footage then realised they needed to flip it in post.
Usually the dumbest part of a Kaiju film are always the fighter jet section. They are like the go-to cannon fodders for the genre. So even if they have an expert on aircrafts on hand, they would still dumb it down just so they can die.
it's about entertainment and looking good for audience not realism.
This was great. i nver really see actual pilots giving opinions on sci fi air combat. Really humbling to see just how little us civilians know about this stuff.
Last time I was this early Top Gun had just come out!
7:18
Absolutely hilarious. The thought that they are still unsure if they giant monster is a friend or foe
In fact Rodan wasn't foe until (a) they shot at it, (b) Ghidorah dominated Rodan into following him. The reports shown in the credits stated that after Ghidorah was gone Rodan was quite peaceful, in fact he became a tourist attraction.
You should've waited to the part where the experimental B2 thing pulled like 15Gs with everyone onboard, not wearing a G suit, not doing the hick maneuver, yet no one passed out. 😂😂😂😂😂
Haven't watched on of these in a while and I love how Mover's tone has changed from gleefully describing scenes and picking up on little issues to "ahh, here we go again... Fingertips, Fat Amy, wrong mask, pylons... ".
Something that might be fun to analyze is the night attack scene in Shin Godzilla. The bombers in that looked pretty good to me.
Aw yeah that’d be a cool video!
Definitely a fun breakdown to watch and very interesting but some context on the scene would've helped and removed some of the sins
The Ospreys are there primarily to evacuate as many of the civilians at the foot of the volcano as they can, the one firing the 240 I'm not sure about
The F-35s weren't trying to kill Rodan when they were "weapons free" they're trying to get Rodan to follow them so they could lead him towards Ghidorah, they're going to have been briefed enough to know piddly little missiles aren't gonna do any significant damage to a titan like Rodan
They couldn't use a MOAB because a) there are civilians in the area which would go against their aim of saving people from the titan if they killed a load with a MOAB and b) no conventional human weapon has ever killed a titan in the Monsterverse not even a nuclear weapon has killed them or even hurt them, even the oxygen destroyer they used after the scene only weakened Godzilla
lets not forget they lured rodan from the volcano across the longest part of the island which killed civilians still on land instead of taking a little detour to get over the ocean from the shortest side of the land
You would think with the millions in their budget, they’d pay a former mil pilot a few grand to sit and say NO to their stupid costume and design ideas.
Even so they usually just ignore them.. renember Top Gun had real active Tomcat pilots as advisors and we all knew how that ended up
Who cares. We come for giant monsters not the stupid military who can't do shit anyway
@@sparrowlt What happened?
@@TheWarmachine375 it ended up in Top Gun...
another great video. Mover, there are 2 Korean War movies for you that have helos and pointy jets. 1. The Bridges at Toko-Ri (ft. Grumman Panthers) and 2. Battle Taxi (ft. F-86 but also has P-51s)
Keep up the great work!!!
OH I WAITED A LONG TIME FOR THIS ONE!
SAME. literally since the movie came out.
i havent seen the movie yet but from the dialougue by some characters they were just trying to distract it and get its attention, thats why they use missiles that dont do alot of damage to it
ok so a fighter jet alone isn't distracting enough?
@@nodramalama9531 just flying around it may annoy it and could try to swat them but they wanted its attention, just flying around won't do much
@@nodramalama9531 probably not, to a pteranodon the size of skyscrapers
@@nodramalama9531no, a fire bird that’s bigger (apparently) then a B-52 has better shit to do, sides, whole point is bringing rodan to monster 0 for a brawl out
In defense of the 249 a tracer round it is eye would be very annoying.
Rodan can fly Mach 3.5 that means the Argo can fly past that speed considering it was faster than Rodan, not to mention F-35s have incredible maneuverability.
6:45 There's no launchers on those 4 A/G pylons. The missiles must be duct taped to the pylons or something. You can see the missile umbilicals aren't even connected.
A scene I would love to see you do would be the scene in the Incredibles where they are dodging SAM launches in a Learjet. I've always loved how the comm sounded by wondered how accurate it was. Cheers for doing what you do Mover. Big fan
They used f35s just bc they're the most advanced right now but if you're gonna use jets on a huge ass flying dinosaur fire bird at least use a jet that's good at A to
G an A to A at the same time with a huge payload capacity like the f15E.
Bomb it till it goes away! Made me laugh so much! 😂 Awesome dissection, thank you 😊
"What have we learned? No." About sums up my thoughts as well
We had an osprey come over our house a few days ago at tree top level I didn't know those damn things were so ungodly loud. It was moving that's for damn sure
Lucky for you, it wasn't being chased by a kaiju :))
@@Deimnos lmao no joke, I believe I would be relocating if it was. Or washing my shorts one of the two
8:26 Dude went for an ejection during supersonic speed with a missile-proof mega-monster breathing down his neck.
Genius.
A giant volcanic bird is crawling up on you, I’m not sure you’d be thinking clearly either.
have to remember that these jets are part of Monarch division's own inventory, not an official branch of the US military like the air force navy or marines etc.
Oh, we learned something, alright:
*DON'T FUCK WITH RODAN.*
This is actually what i'm waiting for mover. 👌
Correction: The F-35 at 3:17 is firing BAM-BAAM-SLAMRAAM missiles. They have a big boom-boom in fantasyland.
Should be called "Mover Surgically Eviscerates Movies". Love it!
i want to see a movie wherein they stoop low enough to use an Atari 2600 joystick in the aircraft. and by that, i mean the old one button joystick that actually came with the gaming console....not the aftermarket ones with up to 2 buttons.
I kind of want you to react to the bombing scene from Shin Godzilla. I'd be interested to see your opinion.
I'm just here for the "Fat Amy" jokes.😆
Honestly how much $ a movie costs and they can't have an intern do some research to get these aircraft correct, or at least close to correct?
Interns are too busy getting coffee to do research.
Because it's not fucking important
The reason they gave them discount gear was they knew if they had selfy cams in the cockpit they were gonna die, so they didn't want to waste the real gear on that. Lol
The Jets where to lure him away from the urban area and the movie Jets are monarch modified to fight kaiju. And the Argo is a Mobile air base and heavy bomber with multiple missle payload. Also kaiju are hard to take down. Rodan is no exception due to its magma like skin which makes missles explode seconds before impact-
I'm looking for this comment which explains the argo but ngl I know most much about the argo but just lazy to comment
what about " Why shoot anything at something that just came out of lava ? "
Such an epic scene, just rewatched Godzilla 2014 and forgot how many military scenes were in it
The flying wing aircraft in this scene is the USS Argo, an obviously fictional transport and command aircraft. The design is largely based on the B-2, but is around 2.5 times larger.
What an underwhelming name. Might as well be called USS Poopoo butt, a super giant plane that drops poo to annoy Russians.
@@wetube6513 Argo. As in the Argonauts. From Jason and the Argonauts. A group of people who travel the world and encounter monsters.
USS Argo a (mostly) research craft that travels the world and encounters.....monsters....
Huh. Its almost like its on Brand.
@@smugreptile6695 Why Argo? More like Argos, destined to fly around and drop retail products such as ipads, lego sets, barbie dolls and ur mom-
@@wetube6513 kid go touch some grass before you start trolling
And now we know why humans always lose in monster movies. Wrong everything.😄
Hollywood in a nutshell :)
The missiles were only to get its attention to lure it out of the main land cuz for some reason they don’t have bombers.
You should do one on Godzilla 1998 with the jets having magically regenerating missiles
Ever since _Pacific Rim_ came out, I've wanted to see even just one movie showing a B-2 drop a 30,000 lb bunker buster or two on a kaiju from 50,000 feet. Show me that, and THEN I'll believe conventional military forces have no way to deal with your "Monster Crawled Out of the Sea" situation; if all you're going to show is fighters plinking at the critter with AAMs and guns, I'm just not going to be impressed.
I think Shin Godzilla have a scene like that.
You ever been on an actual Battleship museum ship? I went to see the USS Alabama in Mobile and there's no words for what that ship actually looks like as you crawl around it. I immediately thought of Pacific Rim. I was on a cruise around 2015 and was running this idea by some dude on the cruise who rudely (but it was awesome) corrected me that Battleships aren't equipped for friendly fire situations (read deeper than what I'm writing) - then I dropped on him, "Could you hit Godzilla with a Battleship?". He smiled and said, "I guess, if you had a crew that could fire the guns but Battleship the movie there's no way they win." I hadn't seen that movie yet at the time. Edit- you meet interesting people on cruises back in the day.
@Foxtrot.2Nov Sure, because if the weapons actually work realistically then the movie doesn't happen. I just think it would be a nice break to laugh at Hollywood's total failure to understand modern weapons effects instead of laughing at their total failure to understand what weapons to even use for a given situation in the first place.
Shin Godzilla had that. Actually hurt Godzilla.
And then Godzilla had lasers.
@@JusuchinPanjirinanu and the B2s died because they were in wingtip formation like morons, and the bombs were all dropped in a tiny cluster that was an easy target. That scene looked awesome but was stupid as hell. Also sure the B2s failed, send in jets with anti tank and bunker buster ordinance, make them fly low and fast if high and slow is too easy for Godzilla. Make them attack from multiple directions, but no, the monsters would be more impressive if they are shown shrugging off competent military tactics.
Good job Mover.
I've learned that fighters fly no faster then helicopters.
Hollywood really sucks at being in anyway realistic.
It’s also going against a fictional monster that’s known for it’s feats of speed and aerial maneuverability so…
A creature that has to flap its wings for lift is low drag enough to push transonic and do all the aerobatics it pleases without cashing in speed. Meanwhile the aircraft with postive power to weight ratio can't outrun it in a flat chase.
@@robstefani9853 There really was no excuse for that helicopter shooting at Rodan.
-What did we learn?
-NO
One thing I do like about the scene is when Rodan spins, it appears all the pilots are disoriented. It seems everyone's using the giant glowing fire monster as a spatial reference.
LOL the most realistic scene you have done is still that cartoon from awhile back. :)
it's F-35s, you didn't ruin it, they did.
Not only is the stick wrong, but it's a computer gaming joystick. everything in that frame is a computer, a computer monitor, I'm pretty sure that artificial horizon is painted on. but yeah, there's nothing real there.
"Get a tactical nuke" Okay, so you're clearly not following the Monsterverse or you'd know that nukes don't hurt these megafauna, but heal them. They EAT nuclear material and radiation is GOOD for them. it's been a major plot point in several of the movies in the series now.
If you think that's bad, you should watch the Matthew Broderick Godzilla movie from 1998 where TWO AGM-65 Mavericks are used to blow up Madison Square Garden like they were MOABs...
Sadly, it's not a B-2, it's WAY bigger than a B-2. They took a B-2 model and hit "Enlarge" a bunch of times on the printer... it carries about a dozen jumbo sized Ospreys internally, is capable of air launch and recovery, it's marvel-silly...
"Good attention to detail" I'm absolutely positive it was accidental. Director said "How can we make him flying overhead look more awesomer?" and someone said "over-pressure shock-wave following him?"
Pretty sure a couple of those "cockpits" were reused F/A-18 "cockpits" from Independence Day. I mean they used the same pilot/squadron monitor graphics to show the audience when jets were lost, so why not?
Facts my man👍👍
Rodan and Ghidora both generated windstorms in the original Japanese flicks, I am sure they just copied that "Ability". King of the Monsters was one giant homage to the original flicks and I definitely didn't watch it for realism.
@@Ananamitron Fair point, doesn't mean it wouldn't have happened anyway, and probably on some variation of that conversation...
Nukes destroy targets through the tremendous amount of kinetic and thermal energy produced by rapid uncontrolled nuclear fission/fusion, the area becoming irradiated is simply the cherry on the WMD sundae.
@@bluephoenix7565 And the megafauna in the Monstervers and associated stories have been shown to be immune to both damaging effects of fission and fusion weapons and every variant of those weapons deployed against them. What happens in real life is not really relevant to how things work in the setting in which we are discussing, and in the Monsterverse, nukes don't harm megafauna, they heal them and are food sources.
Man, dude doesn't even pay attention, they're "Running away" to attempt to neutralize Rodan, be it from Ghidorah, along with to cease further damage on isla de mara. Regardless, to be blankly honest couldn't care less for accuracy in a giant monster film, when a massive pteranodon who lived in a volcano is in the same scene
"Uhh, no."
Perfect summary.
The last thing I watch godzilla movies for is realism but it is insightful learning about the different jets and equipment
They were warned that the F-35 was not going to survive against the enemy..... :D :p LOLOLOL ==== funny review. Thanks.
"Why are we shooting... AMRAAMs?"
Pretty much every monster movie ever: "It's the size of a several city blocks, and has a hide thicker than the walls of most bunkers. So we're going to line up and have infantry spray it with automatic fire while our planes use AA missiles on it!"
Yoda: "That... Is why you FAIL."
Firing on Rodan is a warm bath for him because he's the fire demon. It doesn't make him stronger but it's shelling familiar stuff on him and isn't threatening to him whatsoever fyi.
@2:24
the visual on LED screen is of F-22 , But the jet is F-35.
2:55 ya but you have to take into account that they have limited resources for jets, the story needs the burd to survive for a epic battle later on, and this thing came out from a friggin volcano, dropping a nuke wont necessarily kill it.
Thanks for doing this scene, hollywood should just hire you as an advisor for military aircraft
Godzilla 2014 they had the f35 hmd , i feel that one had better military knowledge , maybe give that one a go theirs a few scenes with then
there were F-35s in 2014?
@@frivolousarguments8578 yes there were, not really focused on in many shots mostly in the background , notably in both emp sequences, first with the sub ,then when the nukes on the boat they can be seen falling out of the sky , they got the gen 1 helmets on the pilots so they def had a better military advisor for 2014
LOL, Mover. Nice, understated Mover take!
You do realize the idea wasn’t to destroy Rodan, it was to aggravate him away from the mainland towards Ghidorah.
Kinda embarrassing that he didn't notice that during the dialogue.
For some reason Hollywood, and even Japan, likes to show fighters shooting (relatively) small AA missiles at giant monsters and spaceships.I thin the best/worst example of this is ID4 where you see a bunch of F-18s firing Sidewinders and AMRAAMs at a spaceship the size of a small city. when tye should have been using B-1s, B-2s, and B-52s to just carpet bomb the thing.
even a f-105 or f-111 would've worked better than some Aim-9s
"bomb it until it goes away" 😂 that's such an American sentence
There was also the fight in godzila vs Kong where several ships and fighter jets where used
2:42 too fight king Ghidorah
3:01 nuclear weapons make the monsters stronger they feed off of radiation
5:25 this is the Argo jet. A super stealth bomber
The only thing stealth about that bomber is the stealthy lack of brains of the pilots.
@@altechelghanforever9906 dude it's not meant to be taken that serious. Chill
@@altechelghanforever9906 dude it's not meant to be taken that serious. Chill
@@Godzilla-tu2cd Who said I was taking this movie serious? Lmao I couldn't care less, I'm just laughing with Mover at the audacity of the attempt at flight tactics and props in this movie. Also Kaiju are boring as Hell.
@@altechelghanforever9906 well then don't watch them if you don't like them... Just saying
I love these videos!
Yeah, me too! 🤣
"What have we learned?....... No..."
Lol... thank you. I have never understood why ANY military member thinks little air-to-air missiles or even air to ground will do a damn thing to these enormous monsters. Much less the guys on the ground firing their guns at them. I mean, I guess the F35s annoyed him enough that he focused on wiping them out for a few minutes instead of just taking out the big plane first... but still.
1. Rodan's speed is faster than speed of sound
2. Osprey can keep up with F35 with afterburner
Monster movies are the last thing you would see of even a little bit of military accuracy.
Hey Mover! You should write a tactical manual on how to engage monsters. hehe.
I enjoy your videos. I hope you're doing ok, Mover. Keep your chin up. You'll land on your feet. Keep the faith!
Type of reaction I didn't know I needed but love it
very entertaining Commentary! I think the military scenes in Shin Godzilla (2016) could use the patented C.W. Lemoine critique! They seem to me to be the absolute most accurately portrayed military aviation use of any monster movie ever! (Just a humble opinion nothing more) God Bless you and yours always! ✝️🇺🇲
0:42 _FAT AMY!_
3:11 You sound like Jay here, but I digress... ;)
8:50 That would be too _nice_ for that chain of fails
In their defense, the fighters were shooting at the monster not to.kill it, but to get its attention so that it could be lured away from the village. Ironically it flew over the village anyways, but they were hoping the other monster would fight it.
Something that big, you should be pumping Harpoon anti ship missiles into it.
Wooow this video is scrutinised so thoroughly
He's telling us things only an expert would understand, without explaining any of it. So, the only kind of person who will understand this video is someone who already knows everything this guy knows, which means the video is completely superfluous.
Hey Mover, what about "Flight of Black Angel " movie? One of my favorites when I was a kid
Hello mover hope all is OK, we miss you
1:10 My best guess for sending F-35s, because F16s or F18s would look out of place when put next to the U.S.S Argo, and also the F-35 fits the lore. (In the lore there was a significant technological leap in between 2014-2019)
2:45 The amraams would lock on. It’s just being a giant stationary target on top the volcano emitting an enormous amount of infrared radiation that the EOTS on the F-35 would lock onto, or the IRST on the AWACS (The U.S.S Argo in this case) would pick it up and send that info to the rest of the squadron.
2:58 Target is danger close, can’t use a Moab. The whole purpose of the mission is to lead the monster away from civilian areas, not fight it. However this is where my defense for Hollywood ends, everything else they did terribly.
I love learning what's really from the pros
9:06
Seeing that eye of Rodan makes it fuckin terrifying!
I think the reason they only fire missiles at Rodan is BECAUSE they want to piss it off. They were trying to get it away from the city so it would attack Ghidorah.
They did say his wing flaps are the equivalent of getting a nuke dropped on the city so yeah.
Wow! you know it's really bad when Mover has to pause the video every 3 seconds.😏
New Mover video dropped!
Now everytime I watch this goddamn movie I am going to have you in my head critiqing this scene LOL
3:00 They are only trying to piss him off