A lot of people didn't like Matrix Revolutions, but you gotta hand it to them that the atmosphere and cinematography of Battle of Zion is fantastic. It really manages to instill that feel of horror and hopelessness that mankind is facing.
Yeah, honestly Revolutions wasn't a "Bad" movie..... it just was bad for its time. Hollywood is a laughingstock these days and makes Revolutions look good
actually, the clone forces came into count of around 192,000 with casualties reaching only 14,000 compared to the 1million battle droids which lost over 475,000 units it was a great republic victory
@@bruh8545 (no. what I meant about that part of your review's line up top of me quoting you, and then that trailing off choice of expression of mine from the other Day is something like....): .... '(UCN/UCA/)ISA(/ICSA/helghan 'empire') era Humankind's (for an example) intruder type 'dropship' pilots and passengers: "er........".'.
Really like the war of the world’s scene. The urgency and desperation of the military trying to hold back the tripods when they already know there weapons have no effect to protect the civilians. Great scene
In a battleground they didn’t know, enemy they didn’t know, deployed proudly to the area withen a hour with AT missles, blackhawks, MBTs , infantry, mk19s mounted on humvee, everything short of nukes, I’d take that a flex for any civilization, if you are still landing boots then welcome to hell
I hated Robbie for this scene. All the characters were pretty whatever, but just clueless behaviour. I get it's trying to show the desperation and rage of the humans but ffs. Maybe he was planning on ducking down behind a tripods legs then having one of the infantry give a little shove and oopsie daisy.
The bbc made a war of the worlds set in 1910 ish something. There’s a beach scene where the British navy are bombarding all the tripods and destroying them on mass
I think it depends on what sort of battle you want to see and how the battle fits it's intended role. The outpost battle was also my favorite in the movie and was a badass scene that showed experienced soldiers holding their own against overwhelming numbers. The klendathu drop is the more memorable battle though because of the shock and how well it fulfilled it's role. That first battle showed the horrors of war that a rookie shoved onto the frontline's would face even in sci-fi against non-human enemies, and showed the film's satirical portrayal of a fascist government at it's finest. They didn't bother gathering intelligence because they viewed the bugs as inferior and incapable of thinking which led to them dropping tons of fresh out of bootcamp soldiers into a literal deathtrap with no support or experienced soldiers.
I agree. It was terrifying in a way the 1954 version could never be. I really felt like the aliens were truly...alien. Could've done without the Morgan Freeman narration, though. It could have been shown in other ways more suited to a 21st century audience.
Most underrated films are some of the best movies people say there underrated mainly because they don't understand the story or the meaning of the story in the film itself
The Star wars sound design is so good. The concept is simple, opposing sides have different sounds for everything making it easier for the veiwer to follow. but on top of that each sound is unique and sounds cool.
Alien warriors and lasers hardcore training and bullets are the only form of negotiation in these battles you can’t talk your out of this but you sure as Hell can most certainly fight your way out
Well I think any woman would do the same? Try to protect the kid and not let some rando man grab her in the middle of a crisis. She didn’t know that was her dad but wasn’t about to take the chance some perv dude saw a kid alone and grabbed her.
WWZ was, with the exception of the ridiculous David Morse scene (why on earth would anyone pull out all their own teeth?), awesome despite being nothing like the book. Not Morse's fault, of course, he was just following the script.
You should do a part two as there are several scifi land battles you missed likes 1 Anyone one of the Transformers Movies (Each of them had a pretty big land battles) 2 Battle: Los Angeles (Opening Battle or final Battle) 3 Star wars The Empire Strikes back (Hoth Battle) 4 Star Wars Return of the Jedi (Forest Battles of Endor) 5 Dune, (the 1984 version or the 2000 version) (Final Battle) 6 Spectral 2016 (Two big battles there) 7 Terminator 2 (Opening battle of Machine vs Humans) 8 Star Wars Rogue One Movie (Final battle on Planet Scarif) 9 Dawn of the Planet of the Apes (Final Battle Apes vs Humans)
Sorry, but that movie is terrible. The premise makes zero sense and the movie itself was just weak... which is sad because I really like Chris Pratt and Yvonne Strahovsky.
The defense of the docks is a battle that triggers desperation from its very start, when defeat is inevitable and yet every breach in humanity's tactics are explored by the machines (even when massively outnumbering its foe).
that is my favourite one. Love a battle where the protagonist army is backed against the walls, trying to hold against an insurmountable and oppressive tide of enemy army, where heroic sacrifice of individual soldiers shine, where the only thing making your battered body stand and face the enemy is because there is someone behind you, relying upon you. Brings tears to the eyes.
I think people take these kinds of scenes for granted. To think that our species went from simple monkes throwing rocks at each other to beings capable of crafting entire worlds that seem super “realistic” (in a visual sense) purely for fun
I've never seen starship troopers but is that based on 40k? those alien things look exactly like the tyranids and those soldiers look so much like the cadian imperial guard if not wow what a coincidence.
Chronicles of Riddick is one of the best SF movies ever (in my view) and I have seen nearly all of them. The Necromongers are superb villains. There could be an entire TV show based on them. They are a bit like the BORG, the Nazis, and a bizarre death cult combined. They have internal politics and rivalries. Then there are the Elementals and the Furyans. An entire universe of fascinating beings. I can't wait for the new film Furya to come out.
So... Actually, all of these were great choices. Each battle felt climactic in it's own universe and each had a good sense of scope and scale to them. And in some of them, I even noticed things I missed when I saw the movies themselves, like how in the Battle of Geonosis, I never quite... clicked on how the Seperatists Hailfire droids were tearing apart the AT-TE walkers with there long range missiles and really had to be specifically targetted by passing Gunships to be taken out. Little details like that add a very nice added layer of strategy and the grand tug-of-war of... well, War.
The sad part is that’s all true you feel like a wolf until you reach the battlefield you forget everything because you can’t take your own men being slaughtered some people are broken and refuse to fight so they die
The Avatar ground battle could be one of the worst strategies I've ever seen in a movie. They have a home field advantage, long range weapons, an abundance of trees & other foliage to use and attack using the element of surprise... But a head on charge against a wall of fully automatic weapons seemed like the best option?
The squidbots could peel armored ship hulls with their pincers, they don't need much more. The movies made a point of showing that, so how dim are you?
So my obsession with Starship Troopers is that normal war is terrible right. You may see your friend just fall in a heap or disappear in an explosion. But watching giant bugs rip him apart. Fuck that retreat right now
The funny thing is that the director made the whole thing stupid on purpose. Throwing soldiers with basic rifles and little to no support at endless hordes of bugs. In the books each member of Mobile Infantry was using a heavily armed power armor that would kill hundreds of bugs on its own. They wouldn't deploy individual soldiers within less than a kilometre of each other because the threat of friendly fire was too great.
The grabbed soldier at 1:35, you can see the virus already spreading through his veins when he pulled the grenade pin. The speed at which it spread is crazy
1: World War Z (zombie climbing over the wall scene) 2: Edge Of Tomorrow (sent into battle scene) 3: Star Wars (idk which one there are like 20 variations) 4: War Of The Worlds (fighting tripod scene) 5: Avatar 6: Another Star Wars variation 7: Idk 8: ANOTHER Star Wars variation 9: Matrix Revolutions 10: Maybe the original Matrix or one of the sequels, i'm not sure
I thought this was bad when I saw Star Wars Episode 2 but then my mind was boggled when I saw War of the Worlds. Almost all of these choices are of INCREDIBLY brief scenes, this is a troll list
did you not see that flight of F-22, 2x F-16s, and an A 10....as well as what looked like a battalion of MARSOC and another Army Cavalry Unit w Armored fighting vehicles, M1 Abrams, and a squadron of AH 64E Longbow "Guardians" firing what looked to be tandem HEAT rounds....which although penetrating 35% deeper than conventional rounds, do little against those electromagnetic based shields shown in that film.......not really sure what this movie was attempting to depict, but nothing would stay standing after the detonation event of an AGM 88 "HARM", not with that Relative Effectiveness Factor (REF) of that HMX,-CL20-2,4,6 di-nitrotoulene crystIllite based explosive.....
@@trainenthusiast5199 what're you talking about? If War of the Worlds isn't epic enough, then it should have a sequel, like Pacific Rim and Independence Day did.
The battle between humans and machines in "The Second Renaissance" looked far more epic than the one in "The Matrix Revolutions". And a bit less silly. However, it would be definitely too drastic to get the PG-13 rating.
The ending of Avatar always pissed me off in its improbability and how the criminally incompetent or even traitorous main character survived and the battle was 'won' for the Navi. Also, am I the only one who thinks that a VR game where you pilot an APU would be badass?
@@the_slimy_ape He's a piss poor example of one if he's supposed to be. He knew the only thing keeping his species functioning as a race was procuring the resource, that failing to procure it will result in the deaths of billions. He also knew that this race he is supposed to interact with is a violent species that already views humans as hostile and has since they touched down. Knowing that, let's evaluate his performance...From day one he: Displayed incompetence at his job, skipped working on his job in order to pursue a woman not of his species resulting in an armed conflict that he was specifically tasked with helping to avoid, betrayed his oaths to his country, the corporation that hired him, and arguably betrayed his species by siding with the navi when he knew his actions would cause the deaths of billions. No, he's not the 'good guy'. He's actually a villain.
@@RedneckRapture the movie made it pretty clear that the corpos don’t give a flying fuck about “the good fight” lmao Jake Sully made the right decision. That’s the point of the whole movie. Are you sure we watched the same movie?
@@the_slimy_ape the good guy that betrayed mankind. Earth on that movie future depleted its resources, space mining and colonization were necessary to meet the demands of the growing population that overpopulated the planet. Unobtanium, the rock that were being mined on Pandora is a necessary mineral that are used in components for anti-matter reactors in spacecraft and factories. Essentials for mankind development over spreading to the stars. The good guy betrayed humanity over a blue skinned primitive alien pussy.
Avatar 2009 looked like they went to the future and stole all the latest quality making video skills, editors, etc and made it the best movie of the year.
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A lot of people didn't like Matrix Revolutions, but you gotta hand it to them that the atmosphere and cinematography of Battle of Zion is fantastic. It really manages to instill that feel of horror and hopelessness that mankind is facing.
I love all three Matrix films and there was never a fourth.
@@nickeling2776 sounds like pacific rim fans talking about uprising, which never happened you're just imagining things
Right? Literally a one sided battle.
@@weirdassenbychild7452exactly
Yeah, honestly Revolutions wasn't a "Bad" movie..... it just was bad for its time. Hollywood is a laughingstock these days and makes Revolutions look good
I like how in edge of tomorrow, they have all this futuristic military gear and you still see Chinooks flying. Love that bird. Heavy lifter
bet even with futuristic gear you will still hear the brrrt from the a-10
They’d probably have the Buff too, the B-52 Z-Class. THE BUFF IS FOREVER!!!
The only disappointing part is there was only one kind of ship
@@Thoricbacontime to let the kid eat
The battle of geonosis gave me the chills every time
Man the war of the worlds one was such an amazing scene
Such an underrated movie
Looking great
literally came here to comment the opposite
@@GabelLIVE What?
There's a two
The most massive battle was the first battle of Geonosis both sides suffered major loss of units and vehicles.
Well yeah because they are just fighting cheap robots that can be easily be destroyed
@@roberto-xg6ld droids*
Some of them are sentient too
actually, the clone forces came into count of around 192,000 with casualties reaching only 14,000 compared to the 1million battle droids which lost over 475,000 units it was a great republic victory
@@Benjaminsmith6723 that’s right. Plus Dooku commented on how expensive battle droids were during the show
@@Rscardino123 yeah i love the clone wars
Edge of tomorrow had great battle scenes, it would be terrifying from dropping from the drop ships
'-it would be terrifying from dropping from the drop shi-'.
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@@CaptainPilipinasLiterally everyone in that dropship
@@bruh8545 (sorry. I was sleeping during the time when you replied.
anyways....).
@@bruh8545 (no. what I meant about that part of your review's line up top of me quoting you, and then that trailing off choice of expression of mine from the other Day is something like....):
....
'(UCN/UCA/)ISA(/ICSA/helghan 'empire') era Humankind's (for an example) intruder type 'dropship' pilots and passengers: "er........".'.
@@CaptainPilipinas bro what?
Really like the war of the world’s scene. The urgency and desperation of the military trying to hold back the tripods when they already know there weapons have no effect to protect the civilians. Great scene
I like the part that they immediately advance to head on to face the Tripods the moment they start climbing the hill
In a battleground they didn’t know, enemy they didn’t know, deployed proudly to the area withen a hour with AT missles, blackhawks, MBTs , infantry, mk19s mounted on humvee, everything short of nukes, I’d take that a flex for any civilization, if you are still landing boots then welcome to hell
The US military will do the ultimate sacrifice, both in fiction and in reality.
Honestly it kinda sucks ass. One sided battles are so incredibly boring to watch
I do really Like the scene where the First tripod came up
“Let me fight!”
Yeah you’re going to do wonders being an unarmed civilian charging at the futuristic alien tripods.
@realmeindocell3981lmfaooo
Don't mess with Goku
I hated Robbie for this scene. All the characters were pretty whatever, but just clueless behaviour. I get it's trying to show the desperation and rage of the humans but ffs. Maybe he was planning on ducking down behind a tripods legs then having one of the infantry give a little shove and oopsie daisy.
Edge of Tomorrow one of my all time favorite movies!
same
I love that every starwars prequel had a massive battle
I used to love Star Wars but Disney ruined it.
It's Called Star "Wars" For A Reason.
I wish they made a faithful war of the worlds again. The machines weren’t unstoppable and in fact the British navy destroyed many of them.
There actually a couple of tv shows (there ok) and a game based on it in the works
Then it would be in like 1910
The bbc made a war of the worlds set in 1910 ish something. There’s a beach scene where the British navy are bombarding all the tripods and destroying them on mass
The Thunder Child
That would make it so less dreadful. Beauty of this movie is the constant dread and total hopelesness.
These fights are LEGENDARY !!!
I think the canyon battle at the outpost on Starship Troopers was better. When those hordes of bugs poured into the valley my hair stood on end.
I think it depends on what sort of battle you want to see and how the battle fits it's intended role. The outpost battle was also my favorite in the movie and was a badass scene that showed experienced soldiers holding their own against overwhelming numbers. The klendathu drop is the more memorable battle though because of the shock and how well it fulfilled it's role. That first battle showed the horrors of war that a rookie shoved onto the frontline's would face even in sci-fi against non-human enemies, and showed the film's satirical portrayal of a fascist government at it's finest. They didn't bother gathering intelligence because they viewed the bugs as inferior and incapable of thinking which led to them dropping tons of fresh out of bootcamp soldiers into a literal deathtrap with no support or experienced soldiers.
@@gun506 Yes I get it. Just voicing my opinion. Your analysis is spot on.
11:42 my uncle played Johnny Rico in that movie (Casper Van Dien), it’s good to see that people haven’t forgotten about starship troopers
it's a classic! also loved him in Sleepy Hollow.
@@aneececolt agreed, there was even a reference to him in a Halloween event in a game that I play
Wow, your uncle has been in some of my favourite films, that's awesome.
Can I get your uncles autograph 🙏
@@jahronman573 I don’t really know, I’ve got and autographed Johnny Rico guts covered funko pop and player card from the movie
Im glad you put Starship Troopers there. Cheers
The Klendathu drop will always be my favorite.
It is amazing, but Roughnecks' defending the outpost is (at least during the Arachnid charge) visually stunning to this very day~
Nuke em! Levy, Rico!
Agreed. It was the better scene imo. Give me 4 on the 50s. Op there op there.
would you like to know more?
Moral of the story never fight an army of Droids, Aliens or zombies.
Do droids involve machines? (Matrix i mean).
Bcs if thats the case this video is missing some *terminator battles.
@@arthurthemacarthur4334 Yeah.
Or GIANT BUGS! 😂
Unless you have an army of clones at your command that is.
@@lyonxearth3472 Indeed.
War of the worlds is so underrated
I agree. It was terrifying in a way the 1954 version could never be. I really felt like the aliens were truly...alien. Could've done without the Morgan Freeman narration, though. It could have been shown in other ways more suited to a 21st century audience.
Most underrated films are some of the best movies people say there underrated mainly because they don't understand the story or the meaning of the story in the film itself
Bro fr, somehow the movie still looks so good even after years.
no it wasn't.. it really sucked
@@ColinoDeaniI don't think so
The Star wars sound design is so good. The concept is simple, opposing sides have different sounds for everything making it easier for the veiwer to follow. but on top of that each sound is unique and sounds cool.
I will never get over to the seismic charge. 🤌🤌🤌 Best sound effect ever
You are doing a great job morgsm , keep going.
Facts
I wish
The most disappointing part of War of the Worlds was that the obnoxious son survived.
Thats the story, bad parents = bad kids.
Worst part is years later he went to star as Son Goku in DB Evolution🤮
@@lyonxearth3472 science fiction
Both kids were irritating.
Star Wars is the king of massive battles. Several entries, and the opening scene of Revenge of the Sith
So glad you said NON-MARVEL & DC. I like good acting
You must be upset at the inclusion of numerous overrated star wars movies then.
@@mimcduffee86Star Wars is not overrated
Every Marvel movie Endgame and before had good acting dawg 💀
@@knox645Attack of the Clones definitely is, now. That movie is horrid. Besides Geonosis, it’s pretty lame.
@@shinesparkss5193 I agree
I have watched all these films and man this video makes me want to rewatch some of them again 🔥
Please bro can you type all these names movies for me❤
Last movie name plz
That matrix scene always give me chills
same
which one
@@Rare_Spore_Fan 15:57
15:44 HOLY SH*T THANK YOU FOR INCLUDING THIS EPIC BATTLE FROM THE MATRIX
Alien warriors and lasers hardcore training and bullets are the only form of negotiation in these battles you can’t talk your out of this but you sure as Hell can most certainly fight your way out
Yep
Gotta say kudos to the lady in WotW. Ready to throw hands over someone she didn't know. I hope her char survives.
Best character out of the entire movie lol
Well I think any woman would do the same? Try to protect the kid and not let some rando man grab her in the middle of a crisis. She didn’t know that was her dad but wasn’t about to take the chance some perv dude saw a kid alone and grabbed her.
WWZ was, with the exception of the ridiculous David Morse scene (why on earth would anyone pull out all their own teeth?), awesome despite being nothing like the book. Not Morse's fault, of course, he was just following the script.
It was terrible, disease hides you? They run but somehow theyre dead? This was just bullshit.
Bullets don't do much against those Zombies, just ignite them with a Flamethrower or Napalm
@@Darksky1001able They aren’t actually dead. They aren’t zombies. They’re infected humans who are still very much alive.
The book had them as supernatural able to be lit on fire blown up whatever headshot were the only thing that killed them not heart lung or limb shots.
You should do a part two as there are several scifi land battles you missed likes
1 Anyone one of the Transformers Movies (Each of them had a pretty big land battles)
2 Battle: Los Angeles (Opening Battle or final Battle)
3 Star wars The Empire Strikes back (Hoth Battle)
4 Star Wars Return of the Jedi (Forest Battles of Endor)
5 Dune, (the 1984 version or the 2000 version) (Final Battle)
6 Spectral 2016 (Two big battles there)
7 Terminator 2 (Opening battle of Machine vs Humans)
8 Star Wars Rogue One Movie (Final battle on Planet Scarif)
9 Dawn of the Planet of the Apes (Final Battle Apes vs Humans)
Nice. I will definitely use your list. TY
@@morgsm. no prob glad l could help
But what about Stargate?
@@lclcpg My focus was more on sci-fi movies than tv series,
ANNNND Avengers Infinity and End Game War battles!! Those two got me sooo hyped up...i lost my voice haha
the battle on geonosis and the battle above corruscant in ep III will be two of my favorite movie battles ever
Love how most of these are Star Wars
Always wish we could’ve seen more War of Worlds fighting but know it’s closer to book than Original movie
All we get is Dakota fanning never shutting the fuck up and Tom cruise's face always being on the screen 99% of the Fucking time
war of the worlds is such a gem
fantastic reference material, great work!
World war z is my favorite movie. The zombies are insane ❤
Star wars has the best landscapes in battle
Tomorrow War on Prime Video is a must see. I’ve watched it 11 times that was a crazy land invasion
You must be 9, ask your parents for permission next time
@@mrj4990bro hating
Sorry, but that movie is terrible. The premise makes zero sense and the movie itself was just weak... which is sad because I really like Chris Pratt and Yvonne Strahovsky.
I AM ENTERTAINED.
thank god. i'm f the weightlessness of marvel battles. so super saturated with it, glad to see some love for other battles!
The defense of the docks is a battle that triggers desperation from its very start, when defeat is inevitable and yet every breach in humanity's tactics are explored by the machines (even when massively outnumbering its foe).
that is my favourite one. Love a battle where the protagonist army is backed against the walls, trying to hold against an insurmountable and oppressive tide of enemy army, where heroic sacrifice of individual soldiers shine, where the only thing making your battered body stand and face the enemy is because there is someone behind you, relying upon you. Brings tears to the eyes.
The Matrix, Battle for Zion still give me chills till this day, 📈
This was awesome! You should do one of naval battles and air battles.
There's a sense of freedom and ingenuity about zombie apocalypse movies that appeal to me. However, if the zombies are like that, eff you bro!!!!
How I love Sci-FI.
Wow these were EPIC! Great job putting them together seamlessly!
Including Starship Troopers 👌👌👌
I think people take these kinds of scenes for granted. To think that our species went from simple monkes throwing rocks at each other to beings capable of crafting entire worlds that seem super “realistic” (in a visual sense) purely for fun
Matrix Revolutions wins this one hands down!
now imagine a Warhammer 40K movie
I've never seen starship troopers but is that based on 40k? those alien things look exactly like the tyranids and those soldiers look so much like the cadian imperial guard if not wow what a coincidence.
@@ashleytaylor7621Actually the opposite. WH40k is based in Starship troopers.
@@iqbalvilglez.7305 proof?
@@iqbalvilglez.7305 And the Starship Troopers book was probably the first or one of the first examples of Space Marine soldiers in power armor.
Jerusalem, France, and Genosis in the first six minutes, nice.
Chronicles of Riddick is one of the best SF movies ever (in my view) and I have seen nearly all of them. The Necromongers are superb villains. There could be an entire TV show based on them. They are a bit like the BORG, the Nazis, and a bizarre death cult combined. They have internal politics and rivalries. Then there are the Elementals and the Furyans. An entire universe of fascinating beings. I can't wait for the new film Furya to come out.
So... Actually, all of these were great choices. Each battle felt climactic in it's own universe and each had a good sense of scope and scale to them. And in some of them, I even noticed things I missed when I saw the movies themselves, like how in the Battle of Geonosis, I never quite... clicked on how the Seperatists Hailfire droids were tearing apart the AT-TE walkers with there long range missiles and really had to be specifically targetted by passing Gunships to be taken out. Little details like that add a very nice added layer of strategy and the grand tug-of-war of... well, War.
Also an edit cuz I just finished the video, but the battle of the dock made The Matrix Revolutions my favorite Matrix movie xD
Did not expect World War Z to be in this list
The sad part is that’s all true you feel like a wolf until you reach the battlefield you forget everything because you can’t take your own men being slaughtered some people are broken and refuse to fight so they die
I'd forgotten how the matrix battle was so hopeless
The Avatar ground battle could be one of the worst strategies I've ever seen in a movie. They have a home field advantage, long range weapons, an abundance of trees & other foliage to use and attack using the element of surprise... But a head on charge against a wall of fully automatic weapons seemed like the best option?
I still love starship troopers, amazing CGI and special effects for it’s time
But the story is... meh!
Ah yes, the Armored Personnel Suits from The Matrix that didn't have a single shred of armour anywhere on them.
The squidbots could peel armored ship hulls with their pincers, they don't need much more. The movies made a point of showing that, so how dim are you?
Their massive fuck you guns are the armour
Loved all of those movies, sadly Matrix Revolutions would be at the bottom of that list.
12:57 this is so gruesome😱
You can say that again
Those futuristic Hwatchas at 6:10 are amazing.
So my obsession with Starship Troopers is that normal war is terrible right. You may see your friend just fall in a heap or disappear in an explosion. But watching giant bugs rip him apart. Fuck that retreat right now
The funny thing is that the director made the whole thing stupid on purpose. Throwing soldiers with basic rifles and little to no support at endless hordes of bugs. In the books each member of Mobile Infantry was using a heavily armed power armor that would kill hundreds of bugs on its own. They wouldn't deploy individual soldiers within less than a kilometre of each other because the threat of friendly fire was too great.
The grabbed soldier at 1:35, you can see the virus already spreading through his veins when he pulled the grenade pin. The speed at which it spread is crazy
1: World War Z (zombie climbing over the wall scene)
2: Edge Of Tomorrow (sent into battle scene)
3: Star Wars (idk which one there are like 20 variations)
4: War Of The Worlds (fighting tripod scene)
5: Avatar
6: Another Star Wars variation
7: Idk
8: ANOTHER Star Wars variation
9: Matrix Revolutions
10: Maybe the original Matrix or one of the sequels, i'm not sure
The massive surge of WWZ is impressive even though physics in reality would never apply to it
"right let's see what's happening in the multiverse this week"
* watches video *
"ohhh..."
You saw IT too huh?
@@Taylor-o1h saw what
I thought this was bad when I saw Star Wars Episode 2 but then my mind was boggled when I saw War of the Worlds. Almost all of these choices are of INCREDIBLY brief scenes, this is a troll list
Can you even call the one from War of the Worlds a battle? Because all i saw was Robbie running to get himself killed.
did you not see that flight of F-22, 2x F-16s, and an A 10....as well as what looked like a battalion of MARSOC and another Army Cavalry Unit w Armored fighting vehicles, M1 Abrams, and a squadron of AH 64E Longbow "Guardians" firing what looked to be tandem HEAT rounds....which although penetrating 35% deeper than conventional rounds, do little against those electromagnetic based shields shown in that film.......not really sure what this movie was attempting to depict, but nothing would stay standing after the detonation event of an AGM 88 "HARM", not with that Relative Effectiveness Factor (REF) of that HMX,-CL20-2,4,6 di-nitrotoulene crystIllite based explosive.....
@@deveryhenderson8335 not good enough. That movie needs a sequel.
@Kristel Vidhi then that'll ruin Spielberg's legacy of films.
@@trainenthusiast5199 what're you talking about? If War of the Worlds isn't epic enough, then it should have a sequel, like Pacific Rim and Independence Day did.
@Kristel Vidhi Pacific Rim and Independence Day had bad sequels, so hopefully we get a reboot instead of a sequel for WOTW.
The transitions got me
8:00 will always be awesome to see
epic battles CGI
i like to say edge of tomorrow had the largest battle in scale, due to the wide beach making it relative to d-day
Nice compilation
STAR WARSのあのシーンは迫力が凄かった
あのシーンってどれやねん
@@tsukkomigordo ジオノーシスです！
@@kanze4056 なるほどです！ なんか、土曜日の夜にすみませんでした！
Never could understand how the Gungan shield could stop incoming fire yet the droids could just step right through it.
I love the clone war in Star wars
The battle between humans and machines in "The Second Renaissance" looked far more epic than the one in "The Matrix Revolutions". And a bit less silly. However, it would be definitely too drastic to get the PG-13 rating.
5:58 for the republic!!
For the republic!!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥
Helldivers 2 was so good they made a movie out of it 27 years before the game came out
A great watch!
I feel like the battle of coruscant would be cooler there but the battle of kashykk was also cool
The ending of Avatar always pissed me off in its improbability and how the criminally incompetent or even traitorous main character survived and the battle was 'won' for the Navi. Also, am I the only one who thinks that a VR game where you pilot an APU would be badass?
and if the game was multi like sign me up those cannons ah man that would be awesome
You know the main character in avatar is supposed to be the good guy right?
@@the_slimy_ape He's a piss poor example of one if he's supposed to be. He knew the only thing keeping his species functioning as a race was procuring the resource, that failing to procure it will result in the deaths of billions. He also knew that this race he is supposed to interact with is a violent species that already views humans as hostile and has since they touched down. Knowing that, let's evaluate his performance...From day one he: Displayed incompetence at his job, skipped working on his job in order to pursue a woman not of his species resulting in an armed conflict that he was specifically tasked with helping to avoid, betrayed his oaths to his country, the corporation that hired him, and arguably betrayed his species by siding with the navi when he knew his actions would cause the deaths of billions.
No, he's not the 'good guy'. He's actually a villain.
@@RedneckRapture the movie made it pretty clear that the corpos don’t give a flying fuck about “the good fight” lmao Jake Sully made the right decision. That’s the point of the whole movie. Are you sure we watched the same movie?
@@the_slimy_ape the good guy that betrayed mankind. Earth on that movie future depleted its resources, space mining and colonization were necessary to meet the demands of the growing population that overpopulated the planet. Unobtanium, the rock that were being mined on Pandora is a necessary mineral that are used in components for anti-matter reactors in spacecraft and factories. Essentials for mankind development over spreading to the stars.
The good guy betrayed humanity over a blue skinned primitive alien pussy.
"For Zioooon" gives me vibes...
Everytime!!
Avatar 2009 looked like they went to the future and stole all the latest quality making video skills, editors, etc and made it the best movie of the year.
I much prefer the battles where both sides seem to put up a mostly even fight instead of the bland “Oh no the weapons don’t affect them” trope
Epics scenes indeed. Although not sci -fi but 100% fantasy.
Matrix scene was op
No love for the Battle of Minas Tirath?
11:50 ah yes you show those clouds whose boss
Tom Cruise alive two massive land battle and still play mission impossible games..
I always love the humans in Avatar.
RDA ALL THE WAY!
the most unbelievable part about world war Z wasn't the zombies but the Israelis helping Palestinians.
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the most unbelievable thing is there are humans like you existed.
Israelis are cool with Palestinians
I love those
These are all great! But please at some point make one that includes The great Battle of The Avengers Infinity and End Game!
I love you tommy.
I feel like the TF2 forest battle fight is the best out of all of these
The battle from the Matrix was the battle I wanted to,see in Alien three .
Power armor with guns fighting bugs
World War Z : no napalm to clean up the walls ? I guess not :) ...
Battle of Geonosis and the battle of edge of tomorrow is epic