Godzilla (2014) - H.A.L.O Jump Scene
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- Опубликовано: 8 июн 2017
- We’re revisiting our Legendary catalog by going back and watching some of our favorite scenes starting with the famous H.A.L.O jump scene from 2014’s Godzilla, Directed by Gareth Edwards, Cinematography by Seamus McGarvey, Starring Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Ken Watanabe, Bryan Cranston and Elizabeth Olsen.
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I must say, taking the HALO jump and creating something that feels biblical, like a descent into hell, was truly incredible
Why does your comment rhyme tho?
@@vsguy CAUSE HE'S A LYRICAL, SPRITUAL, HUBBADABIBIDAL, INDIVIDUAL
Ikr it starting with a proverb in a quiet cabin the once the doors open the quier begins in an ominous tone the cinematics of them falling their flares making it seem like a rain of blood, this movie want the best but when needed it did deliver
@@Santiago-rj9ho another one
As one Gunnery Sergeant once said : “We are dropping' into hell, troopers! Time to grow a pair!”
People may not like the film, but this scene is amazing.
This movie is a great movie but not a good Godzilla movie. Honestly I think there’s plenty of great action even without Godzilla
I love it as an american take on Godzilla. I hate that they deviated so much away from the tone they set up in the first movie. They went the slow but steady route and it worked. They did something unique by always keeping the camera on ground level. And that worked. That halo jump scene is just the cherry on the cake.
Better than KOTM
who wouldn’t like the film?
I don’t care what people say about this movie, I had a great time with it!
Like angels descending from heaven to confront the devil on earth
Gods Special forces going to confront the devil
tf you talking about loooooool
More like the angels descending into hell to confront the devil
Did Hell just find oil or hold democratic elections?
@@spike339 they elected a socialist government, As a former socialist that shit is wack
Whoever's idea it was to put this scene into the script was a genius. And that score? It's like they're falling right into hell itself
Honestly it looked like a renaissance painting and the music is so chilling, imagine if that was a universal ride, u just falling and vr glasses of passing kaiju
The score is a tracked in piece by the classical composer Ligeti. So chilling!
@@jenkinsfamily2229 Also, for what it's worth, the score of a pivotal scene in 2001: A Space Odyssey, which I assume the director had in mind. It's featured in each scene in which the humans make contact with the monolith (an alien entity, similar to this jump scene; first contact).
No the real genius is who ever wrote in the mute island girl and chose to play KISS during the beast glove scene ! That's top tier writing and directing! ( Obviously sarcasm that shit is trash as fuck )
This whole scene is just perfect. Its so dreadful,and eary. Its like as if their dropping into hell. Its just a great scene overall. This movie is so good!
Dropping into Hell, huh? Considering how the sci-fi concept of dropping soldiers from orbit evolved from real-life paratrooper tactics, it's no surprise then that ODSTs from Halo are also called "Helljumpers." Feet first into Hell indeed.
Early ODSTs
We are green, and very very mean!
Man I’d want a film/game like that, a squadron of soldiers dropping right into hell, doom slayer style
The director also directed Rouge One, makes me think if it gives you that vibe he could make a ODST movie in the Halo universe 😭, since the ODST's mantra is to drop "Feet First into hell"
This is why the human perspective in a monster movie is so important. Makes it feel so much more immersive and impactful when the monsters fight. So much better than the sequel. Although if this movie had the airport fight it would’ve been perfect.
Exactly, and i find the lack of such human perspective in new Monsterverse movie irriating. Plus the CGI look so weird and fake
@@bolobalaman Cgi in KOTM was pretty good, the problem is, they didn't have sense of scale. And the lighting was weird that's why cgi looked fake.
Man fuck the humans. Big monster fights
if i wanted human drama i wouldn't watch a monster movie lol
Nah I don’t agree, King of the Monsters was perfect for Godzilla fans. This one was good to but not better
this scene is a masterpiece.
jin6000 this movie was good!
True
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The entire film is a masterpiece
I can’t even remember what happened in this scene but I remember thinking “this is a masterpiece”
meanwhile in Godzilla's ear:
Captain Price: “Enemies dropping in to the AO, watch the skies”
FINALLY A CALL OF DUTY REFERENCE
@@crystalmygeon5336 battlefield is better
@@MahoNishizumifrfr cod and battlefield equal
@@Marco66607 cod is alright, in fact my 3rd favorite video game is mw2 but my favorite is battlefield 3 and hardline
@@MahoNishizumifrfr battlefield 3 is a pretty solid game
This movie is just so human. You can relate to the characters and how overwhelming the monsters are. It gives the feeling of being out of your depth. An ant amongst titans.
It's the best of the monster movies. Definitely better than the sequel, which was just big monsters attacking each other surrounded by some sketchy fantasy stuff. Totally unrealistic.
@@americanwaffle it's a fucking monster movie my guy
@@jewmanji6266 that’s all it is though. Why do you think that it’s ratings were wayyyy worse than the first movie’s? Because nobody wants to watch pretend animals fight for an entire movie.
@@americanwaffle ratings don't mean shit
@@jewmanji6266 I'm not talking about ratings. I'm talking about the reviews from the general public, which certainly gave the sequel a hard time (and rightfully so). Animals fighting each other is boring af, which is why nearly everyone who isn't some fantasy crazed weeaboo thought it sucked.
So rad how they all check each other's chute packs before getting into jump position. Literally having each other's backs.
GC that's just standard procedure my dude they do skydivers do that too
Justin Lollar yeah no I know, it's just awesome to see happen.
@@HoboKing780 i think op just likes the accuracy here
I jumped out of planes in the Army. Free fall or static line it doesn’t matter, when your chalk stands up, you check the dudes chute in front of you while the JM walks down checking.
@@Chase-wu9wk that's so fn cool.
This scene, and especially the sound that accompanies it, gave me goosebumps just like when watching a horror movie. It's so enigmatic and keeps you wondering what we'll see once they get under all that smoke or dust.
It's not just sound :)
It's György Ligeti, "Lux Æterna"
Used also in the 1968 Kubrick film “2001: A Space Odyssey” (which I am old enough to remember seeing in the movie theater)!
@@kathleenthompson8134 Ha! I KNEW it! I KNEW I recognized that music!
@Zachary Joy glad to be of service! Have a great holiday.
@@kathleenthompson8134 ✌️
This scene is almost 100% accurate to real life military H.A.L.O operations. They way they check each other’s equipment, the procedures before ramp opening even the equipment itself is just accurate.
pity about the lack of pre-breathing
@@dsdy1205honestly, nitpicking is where we’ll find the most inaccuracies, that’s how you know it’s good
@@emperormajorian112 very true tbh
Except they would never halo jump into an urban environment. Would have been easier to insert from the bay.
Meh not that much. They wouldn't open that low and close to buildings, and with no set DZ you can definitely get injured. They would need to track away from each other too but they just might now have shown that part. Also you don't dive out like that you dive down, those guys would have been tumbling a lot from relative wind. But the final pin check on the plane before jumping, and chilling going over things in your mind before jumping is real.
Did you know that Gareth Edwards, who directed this movie, also directed Rogue One?
TMX1138 did you also know this was his first major movie?
Monsters was his first film I think
Know I do. Thanks
@@ecstaticerich1 This was his first major film, but let's not forget his humble beginnings with Monsters. Such an underrated masterpiece.
Did you know that Michael Bay invented explosions?
God I love this movie. I also this scene, so mysterious and post apocalyptic. It feels like the soldiers have no idea what they're in for. I still hope this will get an extended cut as promised. So excited for the sequel.
The movie had a touch of mystery and dark unlike king of monsters also the sound effects . Grt movie
And they stood their ground too when confronted by the muto.
@That’s One Smug Wojak lmao someone’s upset
Its called requiem for soprano. It was also in 2001 a space odyssey
2:12 That shot is incredible. The overwhelming sight of two gigantic monsters battling it out and POV only moving closer.
And you can tell, his breathing got erratic when they momentarily moved directly beneath him in the fight.
@@aennaenn7468The feling of falling in that perspective is so well done
Honestly i dont think the newer godzilla films can ever reach this level of cinematography
That 2001 A Space Odyssey like ambience and music to the scene is beyond perfection
Ligeti.
@@georgemorley1029 yes! Thank you I completely forgot his name!
@@IanLukeProduction it’s okay at least it was from a movie so it’s ight
The fact that they used the soundtrack from 2001: A Space Odyssey makes this even more perfect than it already is.
Using some 1968 music
Percebi isso também, por isso que ficou tão foda
Coming in a couple of years late here but the music is from Ligeti's Requiem, specifically the Kyrie movement.
YES came into the comments to make sure someone pointed it out!!
I thought that sounded familiar
The American Godzilla movie we deserve! We should've had this in 1998.
Yeah okay electro where you getting the 1080p back then??!.
静かOreki what
Well, we didn't have this level of CGI back then.
We don't speak about 98
@@Nighlocktheawesome00 Jurrassic park : Do you even know I exist ?
I don't understand how this movie was hated as much as it was but KotM and GvK were loved. This is my favourite of the MonsterVerse movies. It feels so gritty and grounded. All the human scenes were intense and you could really feel the terror. In KotM all the human scenes are just dumb, and the Godzilla fight scenes are fun in their own way but it's all well lit daylight and action-movie-esque
Dude KOTM is practically unwatchable no matter how hard I try, it’s everything Gareth Edwards was trying to avoid, and it’s getting worse
@@RHR199X I'm glad there are other people who understand the problem. The people eating up the newer movies have absolutely zero standards or understanding.
@@blebcat I agree completely.
@@RHR199X You hit the nail on the head.
The theater was so eerie with this playing I had hella goosebumps when they jumped. Overall great scene !!!
I like this movie, the only gripe I had was not showing all of the Godzilla fights, like Jaws, for some reason. Other than that I really like this tone and the fear and scale this gave the monsters. While I loved King of the Monsters, and I am sure I am gonna enjoy Godzilla versus Kong, I wish they would have kept the movies more with this tone, just show the monster fights also in their entirety. I think Gareth Edwards was a strong pick for this.
Of all the Godzilla movies the longest on screen time for Godzilla is 26min 54sec in
Godzilla vs MechaGodzilla II
People always complain about Godzilla not being on screen for the whole movie and they don’t know the history of the movies
@@FP194 It also gets quickly boring you show to much of the monsters.
@@FP194 He was only on screen in 2014 for about 8 minutes. It's not even comparable. This is in full body, and for a movie that 2 hours and 3 minutes long. Compared with the average run time of most Godzilla movies that are around 70-90 minutes long.
This film used the "Less the Better" style
KOTM used "More is Better"
Vs Kong might use "More is better" as well
@@KaiserStormTracking Personally I like the less is better style for most things, I remembering walking out of KOTM saying that was a great fun roller coaster of a movie, but when I walked outta Godzilla(2014) I left feeling like all that build up to Godzilla was worth it and enjoyed the movie more for it. I'm sure I'll like GVK but I was always more of a fan of how scary this Godzilla was
My mouthe was gaping in awe when he flew past godzilla
Likewise such a powerful scene
*Meanwhile*
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Why do I know this 😂😂😂😂😂😂
This is the first time I’ve ever seen a chronicle reference
Look like Angels falling from heaven. This is one of the best scene of all time. Its beautiful, intense,haunting and terrifying. Monsterverse cinematography, CGI were one of the finest.
What I found most terrifying here is the fact they were doing a HALO drop into an unknown area. Cloud cover rendered any intel moot, no on the ground spotters to let them know...and the only thing you see are the flashes of monsters fighting. Each can best the total mass displacement of any battleship. Like parachuting ants into a picnic.
You wouldn't be able to hear anything at first over the scream of the wind. Then the roar would hit you like a physical object. Legs turn to water and you feel your bladder clench.
The movie wasn't that special, but this scene really stays in your mind.
It was in 2014 the first real looking Godzilla movie
It was a solid movie honestly. If godzilla had more screentime it would have been a great movie
@@____-ju6mx imo the lack of Godzilla makes his screen time all the more effective
@@miguelgcgamer9878 exactly, people just want another mindless cgi action franchise like fast and furious
@@TheReeelBradPitt the only problem with the movie is if they didn’t kill Bryan Cranston the movie would be way better
This scene is both creepy and amazing like how that eerie music is playing it really fits the scene
Who’s here after hearing this in the Godzilla Vs Kong trailer?
Yessir I’m surprised they used it
@@echotier8690 I'm pleasantly surprised
Thank Junkie XL for that
I wish they will add more horror in GvK. Those red clouds looks dope asf and how creepy the scene was.
Probably will because the Director is known for his Horror films and Junkie XL has done some Horror in his soundtracks before.
I like how they skydive through 2 layers of clouds
There are clouds that big that have gaps like that.
That and there’s also a layer of smoke, dust and all that
@@CountCalcium I never thought destroying a city can make a storm and make smoke go up in the sky
@@KAY4ZZ Genuinely cant tell if youre being a smartass dick or like just curious but I'll operate under the assumption you're just curious and don't know. Look at footage of any sort of explosion and you'll see a lot of dust and particles flying everywhere, thats just a small explosion now imagine the destruction of a whole city. For better reference look what happened at 9/11. When it collapsed a massive dust cloud covered a part of the city and coated it. Now imagine a whole city being destroyed and you'll quickly realize that thats a lot of dust and other particles in the air. Then theres all the fires and explosions emiting smoke and where does smoke go? UP, INTO THE SKY. As for the storm its likely that a storm was going on at the same time, plus having Kaiju doing all sorts of shit would prolly fuck with the weather.
PS: Wdym "Make smoke go up in the sky" where the fuck do you think it goes? also if you were just being a prick sod off
Yeah, pretty cool 👌
Can we just talk about how badass humans are? Literally from banging rocks together to make fire; to jumping out of the edge of our Earth's atmosphere in about 100,000 years. Birds are literally in shambles.
After watching the sequel, this scene has new meaning when you remember that as they're dropping in, somewhere in the city at the same time, the Russell's have just lost their youngest child.
It really nails home the 'different hero, different story' aspect.
Yeeeeeeeaaaaaaah but I thought that was a stupid idea of Having a kid killed and the family divorced cause mentioning the son to many times was annoying that Andrew Russell *Tyler Crumwell* could have been Written out of the movie or kept alive *Bet his adult actor would have been Troy Baker* So 2019 had better everything but 2014 Now has a better Protagonist
Almost ten years later, this scene is still haunting
One of the things I appreciated the most about this movie and what this scene demonstrates really well is how the movie never overplays its hand. Everything is considered and slow and intentional.
The fact Tom Cruise did this 106 times for a scene in MI Fallout is ridiculous...
Wtf
Yeah imagine being the cameraman. You have to find the perfect shots for the scene. Also fun fact the cameraman had to skydive with Tom and the camera was on top of the guy’s head. There was a video explaining the scene you can find on RUclips.
👀 I had no idea he had to do that scene so many times! Damn, that’s dedication!
Holy crap!
Honestly, this scene could be a short film if someone where to watch it without any context or knowledge of the entire movie, heck the entire godzilla franchise. This scene alone just brings in so many things to ask like, why is the dude reading a pamphlet of thank you? Why are they jumping off the plane with flares? Why is the city in ruins? Why tf is there giant monsters fighting? Where is this going? Overall, it's a fantastic scene from an underated movie and it can be viewed as a short film.
Yeah I agree
This really feels like they’re “going to hell.”
That was the point of the scene dude.
@@MrStrawberryfields4 uh, ok? Thanks for telling me something I already knew?
Basically being a ODST "Feet First Into Hell."
2:23 I just realized this, but if you listen REALLY closely, you can hear the second note of Godzilla's roar. That's a really neat detail, I think.
1:54 one of the best shots in cinematic history
This scene is literally the definition of dropping into hell, everything from the chorale voices and the destroyed San Francisco just makes this scene a literal painting
Absolutely love this set piece, more than anything from King of the Monsters. Every minute of it sets up the enormity of what's about to occur, like they're diving into the maw of hell itself and the glare of the setting sun is the last time that many of them will see the sun and sky.
Very awesome scene. Hope there's more like it in future Godzilla movies.
They have betrayed us !
Sike
Hey Saber
This the only good rebooted Godzilla Movie. The rest of them are garbage.
This scene gave me goosebumps!
Bro this scene is like falling down into hell and seeing ginormous demons fighting as you’re falling into it’s pits.
Angels falling from heaven. The cinematography of this franchise is far better than every shared universe.
The best Godzilla film i ever saw.
Yeah I already saw those new ones.. not my cup of tea.
It JUST hit me what this first movie had that the later movies didn't... the humans can proactively DO something aside from Godzilla or the big monster. Kong only had Kong beat the big bad with the humans just kinda being there and trying to get out of the way. King of Monsters had the humans actively making things worse except the bit where they supercharge Godzilla. The main bad in Kong V Godzilla is that the humans tried to make a weapon to stand up to the titans and it promptly went rogue.
At least in the first one the humans are capable of determining where the monsters will go and act partly accordingly and even effectively manage to prevent the larger disasters that was implied to actually be capable of killing all three Kaiju in nuking them, so even if Godzilla defeated the MUTOs, the human characters didn't feel useless.
Though then again, I think what people like about the movies after this one is that the humans AREN'T the main focus, but... ehhh... this is what I kinda like about this one.
Years later and I still feel like I'm in a small minority who thought this movie was one of the greatest Kaiju movies ever made from a cinematic perspective
Best scene in the movie and one of my personal favourites
This scene has absolutely amazing cinematography
Crazy how people didn’t like this because it focused to much on story not enough fighting. And now Minus one is being hailed as the best Godzilla movie due to to story.
Dude this scene is so freaking awesome. Just the amount of dread you feel and the music aw god the music! Also how terrifying would you be doing a H.A.L.O. Jump and as you’re skydiving down you just see two big monsters fighting down below you?! 😳😳😳
And you're right up close to them and your chute is malfunctioning
@@smithwesson1896 one of them glides down pretty close to Godzilla if you look closely. I saw him and I was like “oh shit well he’s probably dead”
@@seniorordenanza2387 you even see that in Godzilla strike zone
Saw the KoM and you see them landing in the city in the beginning.
Yes
Dang I gotta rewatch it then, I missed that
This scene does so much to frame things: how small the soldiers are, how big the monsters are (they pass the monsters BEFORE they pass buildings), how hellish the landscape is and the havoc this monumental battle is wreaking on the environment around them.
Golly, this scene was legit unnerving to watch.
The creepy soundtrack, the way that almost all the light from the sky is blocked out by the dark clouds and dust and the only way the know each other's position is with the flares, the labored and muted breathing through the mask; it gives out an ominous, otherworldly feel, as if they are diving headfirst into the depths of Hell.
It helps us relate better to the characters; even though they are trained, experienced experts, they fear what they could face underneath all the dust and fire.
These monsterverse movies lack something important but they have some of the best imagery of any movie I've ever seen. This, and some of the shots of Kong and Ghidorah in Skull Island and King of the Monster were absolutely awe inspiring.
Still one of my most favorite clips in cinema history!!!
This scene is great and it has texture on everything and blender
Love how heavy and overwhelming the atmosphere becomes once the lights go red. Beautiful scene, what a spectacle
This scene was INSANE in the theater. Straight chills.
I don’t know about y’all but this scene makes me really uneasy. This was shot very very well.
the guy praying give's so much more to this scene. they are about to enter a torn city with things until recently have never been seen by public eye's.
also hype for the sequal in 2019
edit: kotm was awsome but not perfect,
really intrested to see how godzilla vs kong will turn out
Yes there’s nothing wrong with praying to God for strength in scary moments like this
What's the bible verse
@@adrianguzman4987 have idea wich one. I have never read a bible
@@nicktb1999 can u help me research it
@@adrianguzman4987 i did try to find it but never could. I do think this one if for army people. As the guy refrences "to serve our great nation" but im not really intrested to find the thing. But look for army man prayers and you may find it
Masterpiece, Epic, Incredible.
One of the greatest scenes of all time
I just wanted to refresh my mind after watching Kings of monster and Kong vs Godzilla.
This film is still the best one for me in the entire series.
I would also watch skull island as well, just suggesting
As much as I love the sequel I really do love this more horror feel in this scene
And it gives me vibes of Dante's inferno when he jumps into hell
1:19 this shot looks beautiful and horrifying at the same time, I love this movie
Now that I think about it, some parts of this movie felt like Cloverfield. I don't know about you guys, but I loved the very human-perspective of Cloverfield, so this film was pretty cool in my opinion.
Absolutely amazing scene, breathtaking.
I think sticking to the cartoonish and incredibly dated design of Godzilla would have taken away the realism and factor of how terrifying he truly can be. They added the weight behind each step which makes you tremble and that roar is a MAJOR upgrade in the most positive way possible. I understand everyone when they say “nothing beats the OG versions” but look at me and tell me that Godzilla’s current design isn’t anything short of intimidating and frightening.
I agree completely, people can talk about OG all they want and i respect OG, but none of it comes close to how intimidating this version is in every way.
Nah, there are plenty of better designs in the Heisei and MIllenium series.
The flares gives perspective that the soldiers can see one another while the main character’s breathing lets the audience know each paratrooper is truly alone should the worst happen.
The breathing is spectacular, notice how he breathes heavier when he first sees them, then slowly gradually relaxes himself because that’s what he’s trained for.
Sickest scene.
This part right here is my Childhood.
One of the most gorgeous scenes ever shot. The music, cinematopgrhy gorgous
The music (Requiem For Soprano, Mezzo Soprano, Chorus And Orchestra) by Gyorgy Ligeti it was an extraordinary artistic decision.
I really like some of the horror film vibes this movie and Skull Island had. The later ones were basically Transformers with monsters.
I didn’t enjoy the movie much at the time, (maybe I would now) but this scene is terrifying. Dropping in, helplessly, into a half destroyed city, with massive behemoths battling it out.. it’s amazing.
I remember playing a mobile Godzilla game when I was around 6, that had this scene as the starting mission, probably my first introduction to paratroopers, I remember failing over and over in that part haha.
They removed that game from the play store.
what a shame we need more games like those
This and Overlord's skydive scene have same levels of batshit craziness.
Insane!
Now this reminds me military in classic Godzilla films. We’re they unstoppable monster killers? No they were humans going against things they had no hope of stoping for the purpose of protecting others. Without the laser tanks and jets and the military theme you really get a sense of how scary it is to be the military in a monster movie, let alone real life , an amazing scene.
This scene is a Masterpiece,
I prefer this movie than the sequels
As much as I love the Monsterverse as a whole, no future scene will ever top this one.
Best scene in the whole movie. Really puts you into perspective how massive they are
Can't wait for the sequel
It looks shit. Very disappointing trailer
the sequal looks amezing. i cant wait! (but i have too)
Godzilla King Of The Monsters 2019
But The Second Movie Is Kong Skull Island
Hm?
The anxiety of this scene is terrific! Really this is the only time i care to see humans do anything in a Godzilla
movie!
Imo this is better than the sequel because it potrayed human like theyre just there no one, to little to make godzilla care, and it makes godzilla looks really scary the ambience the music its just perfect
I want another scene like this in the future Monsterverse films
I just realized that this is the song that plays in 2001: A Space Odyssey
Great now i want to watch the whole movie
I will always remember the 2014.godzilla because of this epic scene the requiem from 2001.space odissey is terryfing,epic like youre facing the hell on earth great scene
what really struck me about this scene (apart from the top class visuals) was the perfect choice of music. Top Class.
I enjoy the scenes with the soldiers. I have a appreciation for our men and women in uniform, taking on situations too dangerous and scary for anyone else. to me, they are the real super heroes
one of the few human scenes in the monsterverse that i actually like
My most favorite scene in the movie. It's scary, epic and genious when the scene moves from 3rd person view into first person view
Woow this is peak,I was disturbed
Filmmaking at its absolute finest
I would watch the whole movies over and over and over, AGAIN just to see this 3 minutes masterpiece
man the l4d2 orchestra choir is the icing on the cake, tense scene
i like this film so much this is masterpiece