You can’t shoot a missile after it start entering the atmosphere !!!! No way !!!! You can’t event track it ( speed over mag 20 ) !!! Hollywood bulshit !!!
B-52's flight level in this movie is higher than 100 miles, because you can see Hokkaido and Honshu at the same time without looking at swh very far away.
Fun fact! This is one of if not the most realistic scenes for ICBM reentry from orbit. The warheads, usually a few megatons, or over 1,000,000 tons of tnt in equivalency, detach from a “BUS” and rapidly start to descend, usually reaching speeds of Mach 23 or 25 at maximum, and detonating just before hitting the waterline or ground.
They even got the BUS RCS and release animation correct, as well as the spin jet motors on the RV. Most accurate depiction I’ve ever seen in a movie. Only thing missing was countermeasures and decoys
@@epicgamer5231jokes aside, the thing that’s is cool is how the shots are done, the music, and just how they aimed the contact between two objects perfectly.
I was most impressed with the main plot idea - I never even imagined that a military coup could happen in North Korea. The movie shows this quite well.
This makes no sense. Hitting a nuclear warhead with an intercept won't detonate the warhead. It will detonate the primary charge which consists of high explosives, but there won't be a nuclear reaction.
Not necessarily. You are correct assuming the warhead remains unarmed at the point of interception. In this scenario it is highly likely that the warhead was armed for detonation when the bus separated at sub orbital altitude. In that scenario, the intercept would detonate the warhead.
@@andrewbrown3156 The only situation in which a warhead creates a nuclear detonation is when the warhead was primed and detonated on its own. A secondary explosion would set off the primary, non-nuclear explosives, which would ruin the warhead and turn in into essentially a dirty bomb.
@@luiseduardopinheiroesilva9474 yes because time detonator is not reached zero, so if time detonator reached zero nuke will explode, but if time detonator not reached zero and that nuke armor intercepted by other missile, when armored on the hose destroyed, the explode will push the bomb out. So the bomb uranium will bounced somewhere and abandoned(it can cause radiation to an object near it).
@@jenniferkeates no, a thermonuclear warhead from a reentry vehicle detonated mid air will not creat super waves as far as i know, the shock wave will destroy alot of the mast and radars of the ship if close enough Also usually ships are deployed on battle groups, so thie AEGIS destroyer will not be alone, not to mention it will launch multiple SM-6 interceptors at the reentry vehicle, and the fact that if the north korean arent stupid in real life they will fire multiple missiles in order to saturate the Japanese/korean/US air defences and in order to cover as much area as this IRBM can't hit moving targets like the DF-21D Also how do the koreans detect the ship in order to know its there, its beyond their radar range iirc, so unless they detect it by its own radar emissions ( not sure its possible from that distance) they gotta have satallites or air asserts or submarines to detect it or are getting outside intel help from china(oh NVM just watched the entier scene its by china) Cool reentry/ bus animation tho it could be better
no its not… launching a nuke on china means china will most likely use its 99% of nukes on usa.. there was a report saying china has more than 2000 nukes.
Yes, all modern destroyers has Nuclear, biological and chemical (NBC) to washdown the ship. Considering the Nuke detonated at higher altitude and was maybe low yield, there shouldn't be any tsunami waves.
It would of been fine. Far enough way from the detonation to be out of range of the thermal pulse, maybe it could have had its masts damaged and windows broken from the shockwave but otherwise it'd be completely fine. The crew might have temporary flash blindness if there was anyone looking in the direction of the incoming warhead.
Depends on the size of the warhead and the distance of the explosion. Interception seemed to have occurred well above 10 kilometers. North Korea allegedly has a warhead of 250 kilotons, according to a blast wave calculator from MIT that could shatter windows at a distance of just over 10 kilometers from the explosion. If a ships windows are not stronger than regular windows in your house this could lead to shattered windows and related injuries, but otherwise it shouldn't cause much damage. There is a high likelihood for first-degree burns for anyone with a direct line of sight to the fireball, though Note: The effects as depicted in the scene are way overblown.
I can't speak specifically to resilience of navy ships. As a former Army officer (Airborne, Ranger, Infantry), I can tell you that we trained not only to survive but to fight through all types of potential attacks, including WMDs and nukes. It wouldn't be pretty, but rest assured we are armed and ready. No one - - I say again NO ONE - - can match our capabilities.
I'm also wondering too, I can't find the audio of this scene, rather than it's similar ost. The closest thing I can find is: ruclips.net/video/x01ebtWJnsA/видео.html
Realistically, there is no intercepting. If a nuclear missile were launched by any major country they wouldve used an ICBM MIRV system. The ICBM wouldve had about 8 warheads attached to it each ranging in power levels
Highly doubt that. Pretty sure the this was meant to be a stealth attack by the US. Launching a ICBM would immediately alert Russia & China as well as the rest of the world that US was the first to fire their nukes and not NK. Launching from a B-52 from Japan would allow for a first strike + plus invasion into NK before anyone could react. Realistically, there would be no intercepting because the Chinese wouldn't be able to alert NK and give them the location of the AGM-86 missiles after the launch in time.
Could someone please clarify this scene for me? Ok the B52 fired a preemptive nuke. Then NK says this is our time fire! So Japan destroys their nuke and they destroyed the Us nuke at the same time? Thanks,
NorKo doesnt NEED for their bomb to actually hit anything. The EMP would destroy electronics from Seoul to Tokyo and anything else unshielded in the vicinity. All Civilian electronics would be useless
The sunray version of the flag is their military flag. Even during WW2 the current rising sun flag was their normal flag but people thought the sunray version was the actual flag because that's what was shown in the news.
@@jamesricker3997 ICBM , SLBM and all others , will all be launched at once . Along with other , smaller ones , aimed at anti-ballistic defense. In harsh reality, almost all will detonate on target , no matter what.
If the nuke is intercepted, the blast is not by nuke itself but only by interceptor.. the nuke warhead won't ignite because it wasn't able to touch down on the target area .. this is not supposed to be the scene..
@@destroyer1667 Sorry dude, i work in navy. The missiles doesn't work that way. Missiles don't ignite whenever it doesn't reach the target.and No interceptor makes a huge blast..
The north Koreans made a decision to attack japan instead of u.s.a which they would have intercepted it. So the missiles launched to notth Korea were made to intercept the one sent to Japan hence the massive explosion
The explosion is totally laughably unrealistic. If it were to happen at such a very high altitude, it would have virtually no blast effect on the sea level whatsoever. And the weapon´s power/yield seems also extremely unrealistic for a medium range tactical weapon.
Didn’t know you can shoot a projectile after it start his entry !!!! Well it seems Hollywood can 🤡🤡🤡😅😅😅😅… this is ridiculous , laws of physics have left the chat but again Hollywood everything is possible .
Anyway for anyone who cares. The East Sea is what western culture knows as the Sea of Japan. For some pretty good reasons the people that live on the western shore do not call it that
Of course, the sea in southern China is commonly referred to as the South China Sea, but Vietnam calls it the East Sea. Similar cases exist all over the world
how is a movie about Kim Jong Un Getting assasinated and South and some North Koreans tryna not escalate into a full blown nuclear war a sci fi movie ?
These films can speculate all they want. My hunch is that the USA arsenal of weapons and the personnel who operate them are superior to that of any enemy who intentionally or by accident move to hurt our country in any way at any time.
These weapons, whilst probably inadequate, can still destroy humanity. As they say, the only way to win a nuclear war is to not play. The warning systems of the Soviet Union were inadequate to the point where it made a mistake in the 80's. But it was lucky that a double agent denied a launch knowing it was a false alarm.
@@cleverhardy5230 NK's tiny stockpile wouldn't do diddly. And multiple nukes are NOT going to act like the meteor that killed the dinosaurs, have you forgotten the amount of times that the US and USSR tested bomb on their OWN SOIL?
@@Cotac_Rastic Sure, it may not he a meteor, but it will bring across radiation exposure the likes of which you need to be at Chernobyl to experience, resulting in further degradation.
If I'm not mistaken, this is complete crap. An interception like this would indeed cause a nasty nuclear mess; but only a cookoff, not a detonation, right?
Yes , because a nuclear explosion have a very specific detonation mecanism, so even if there was a direct impact, it wouldn't explode, but there will be nuclear fallout
The North Koreans got intel from Chinese about track of incoming cruise missiles from USA and diverted their nuclear strike to be an airburst in close proximity to the cruise missiles path to knock them out. The US and Japanese thought that the nuclear missile from NK would continue in its range to Japan so they tried to intercept, but in fact it was meant to intercept the US cruise missiles and detonated at it's target before interception by Japanese Aegis
You do realize that in the movie, the United States abandoned South Korea when war was coming. And yet South Korea negotiated with the North at the end to share the nukes with South Korea
Nice touch to show the SM-3 anti ballistic missile system that the JPSDF have on their aegis destroyers.
this scene is not accurate , aegis is for mid-course defense , the SM3 is an exo-atmospheric interceptor .
@@adamsmith2783 intercept ballistic missiles in post-boost phase and prior to reentry.
You can’t shoot a missile after it start entering the atmosphere !!!! No way !!!! You can’t event track it ( speed over mag 20 ) !!! Hollywood bulshit !!!
NO FUNCIONAN , NO SE ILUSIONEN
B-52's flight level in this movie is higher than 100 miles, because you can see Hokkaido and Honshu at the same time without looking at swh very far away.
must be a mistake on the vfx artist's part
Another degrassi "the sky is wrong!" Moment =)
Autistic nit pick
They just keep upgrading it.
Given that BUFF is going to be in service long enough to get warp engines, this doesn't surprise me.
Fun fact! This is one of if not the most realistic scenes for ICBM reentry from orbit. The warheads, usually a few megatons, or over 1,000,000 tons of tnt in equivalency, detach from a “BUS” and rapidly start to descend, usually reaching speeds of Mach 23 or 25 at maximum, and detonating just before hitting the waterline or ground.
first gen ICBM had/have a single large warhead instead of multiple.
They even got the BUS RCS and release animation correct, as well as the spin jet motors on the RV. Most accurate depiction I’ve ever seen in a movie. Only thing missing was countermeasures and decoys
They borrowed heavily from the Northrop Grumman Clip of a Minuteman III launch animation. From the warhead bus onward, it's as real as it gets.
@@Nighthawke70 yeah I suspect they did, fun fact my grandfather was program manager on the guidance computer for the minuteman iii
yea, it is a bang on recreation of that northrop video animation ☢
probably on of the coolest scenes of all time. The music is a banger.
Music plays a big part in this movie
Man really just said genocide is cool that's crazy
@@epicgamer5231 yeah cus it is fr
@@epicgamer5231jokes aside, the thing that’s is cool is how the shots are done, the music, and just how they aimed the contact between two objects perfectly.
That kind of a massive EMP burst could’ve wiped out the electric grids from Seoul to Beijing and even Tokyo and Osaka!
@jermainesimmons2944 this scares everyone. One well-placed EMP weapon can wipe out ALOT of digitally stored data.
Why is the music so good?
Music plays a big part in this movie
Low orbit detonation should have taken out most of Korea and Japan's electric grid.
Indeed
And that destroyer would have been emp’d to but apparently not
@@kennooo535 It would not be that heavily effected. At least not to the point that it goes 100% dark
Nope. EMP only come with thermonuclear, aka hydrogen bombs. NK has simple atomic bomb which does not create any EMP.
even including parts of china's
1:34 The Chinese radar operator said, “核导弹已接近东海”, but in China it is called “日本海” (lit. Sea of Japan) instead of “东海” (lit. East Sea).
@@熊唯嘉 ambitious bastards.
The whole point of this movie is to show you that a coup in North Korea should be the last thing you should hope for.
I was most impressed with the main plot idea - I never even imagined that a military coup could happen in North Korea. The movie shows this quite well.
In reality JAPAN would have deployed more than one aegis destroyer
@Vanguarded_Heart 117 Not the whole thing, only 7th Fleet plus whatever visitors it has at the time.
They also would have deployed 3-4 interceptors to ensure a kill.
This makes no sense. Hitting a nuclear warhead with an intercept won't detonate the warhead. It will detonate the primary charge which consists of high explosives, but there won't be a nuclear reaction.
Not necessarily. You are correct assuming the warhead remains unarmed at the point of interception. In this scenario it is highly likely that the warhead was armed for detonation when the bus separated at sub orbital altitude. In that scenario, the intercept would detonate the warhead.
@@andrewbrown3156 The only situation in which a warhead creates a nuclear detonation is when the warhead was primed and detonated on its own. A secondary explosion would set off the primary, non-nuclear explosives, which would ruin the warhead and turn in into essentially a dirty bomb.
@@andrewbrown3156incorrect.
The process is very intricate and not like a cherry bomb.
@@Sol-os5pkcorrect
Actually nuke is detonated before interceptor hits it.
Lights go dark in China, Japan, and South Korea.
North Korea: HAH! Now we are equals!
one of the more realistic nukes in movies!
...really?
@@jenniferkeates yes
@@hy4njayy So nukes can be intercepted by other nukes?? (Sorry for my english)
@@luiseduardopinheiroesilva9474 yes because time detonator is not reached zero, so if time detonator reached zero nuke will explode, but if time detonator not reached zero and that nuke armor intercepted by other missile, when armored on the hose destroyed, the explode will push the bomb out. So the bomb uranium will bounced somewhere and abandoned(it can cause radiation to an object near it).
@@jenniferkeates no, a thermonuclear warhead from a reentry vehicle detonated mid air will not creat super waves as far as i know, the shock wave will destroy alot of the mast and radars of the ship if close enough
Also usually ships are deployed on battle groups, so thie AEGIS destroyer will not be alone, not to mention it will launch multiple SM-6 interceptors at the reentry vehicle, and the fact that if the north korean arent stupid in real life they will fire multiple missiles in order to saturate the Japanese/korean/US air defences and in order to cover as much area as this IRBM can't hit moving targets like the DF-21D
Also how do the koreans detect the ship in order to know its there, its beyond their radar range iirc, so unless they detect it by its own radar emissions ( not sure its possible from that distance) they gotta have satallites or air asserts or submarines to detect it or are getting outside intel help from china(oh NVM just watched the entier scene its by china)
Cool reentry/ bus animation tho it could be better
The reaction of different countries are quite realistic in the movie
no its not…
launching a nuke on china means china will most likely use its 99% of nukes on usa..
there was a report saying china has more than 2000 nukes.
What happend to the Japanese ship after detonation? Just wondering if a missile ship like that can survive the shock wave
Yes, all modern destroyers has Nuclear, biological and chemical (NBC) to washdown the ship. Considering the Nuke detonated at higher altitude and was maybe low yield, there shouldn't be any tsunami waves.
It would of been fine. Far enough way from the detonation to be out of range of the thermal pulse, maybe it could have had its masts damaged and windows broken from the shockwave but otherwise it'd be completely fine. The crew might have temporary flash blindness if there was anyone looking in the direction of the incoming warhead.
Depends on the size of the warhead and the distance of the explosion. Interception seemed to have occurred well above 10 kilometers. North Korea allegedly has a warhead of 250 kilotons, according to a blast wave calculator from MIT that could shatter windows at a distance of just over 10 kilometers from the explosion. If a ships windows are not stronger than regular windows in your house this could lead to shattered windows and related injuries, but otherwise it shouldn't cause much damage. There is a high likelihood for first-degree burns for anyone with a direct line of sight to the fireball, though
Note: The effects as depicted in the scene are way overblown.
I can't speak specifically to resilience of navy ships. As a former Army officer (Airborne, Ranger, Infantry), I can tell you that we trained not only to survive but to fight through all types of potential attacks, including WMDs and nukes. It wouldn't be pretty, but rest assured we are armed and ready. No one - - I say again NO ONE - - can match our capabilities.
RUclips algorithm gets better every day!!
Super cool scene!!
Anyone know the name to this music?
ruclips.net/video/x01ebtWJnsA/видео.html
@@dshield0144 Thanks, do you know the second music played here?
I'm also wondering too, I can't find the audio of this scene, rather than it's similar ost. The closest thing I can find is: ruclips.net/video/x01ebtWJnsA/видео.html
The official soundtrack of this movie has not been released until now 😂
Way to drop the recommended next video right in the middle of the fucking nuclear blast
I’m not sure which is worse. The movie for the sheer lack of accuracy or the comments for their sheer stupidity! Lol
I can enjoy the stupidity of the movie more than I enjoy the stupidity of humanity
Tom Clancy's level movie
Realistically, there is no intercepting. If a nuclear missile were launched by any major country they wouldve used an ICBM MIRV system. The ICBM wouldve had about 8 warheads attached to it each ranging in power levels
I mean if you were to intercept it before it detached into the separate missiles
It looks like the warhead detonated before the missile hit it
North Korea also doesn’t have that technology yet
North Korea...Major Country...HA!
Highly doubt that. Pretty sure the this was meant to be a stealth attack by the US. Launching a ICBM would immediately alert Russia & China as well as the rest of the world that US was the first to fire their nukes and not NK.
Launching from a B-52 from Japan would allow for a first strike + plus invasion into NK before anyone could react.
Realistically, there would be no intercepting because the Chinese wouldn't be able to alert NK and give them the location of the AGM-86 missiles after the launch in time.
Could someone please clarify this scene for me? Ok the B52 fired a preemptive nuke. Then NK says this is our time fire! So Japan destroys their nuke and they destroyed the Us nuke at the same time? Thanks,
@mandellorian Thanks
@mandellorian and what was the satélite thing? Was a missile?
@@JonSmith-ov6oy final stage for the NK nuke. The part that points it at its target
@@riptide8562 now I get it. Thanks
Japanese failed to intercept the nuke and it detonated at upper atmosphere, taking out the US nukes (AGM-86) I think.
The music has Eric Serra's fan pipe sound.
Nice to see that some people still knows Eric Serra
NorKo doesnt NEED for their bomb to actually hit anything. The EMP would destroy electronics from Seoul to Tokyo and anything else unshielded in the vicinity. All Civilian electronics would be useless
Did a 12 year old write this?
Korean movies be like this
Yeah, asian movies suck...they just can't do it
Wom
Yrc mor
2:07 the imperial flag
Japanese navy still uses this flag
The sunray version of the flag is their military flag. Even during WW2 the current rising sun flag was their normal flag but people thought the sunray version was the actual flag because that's what was shown in the news.
Japan still use it
It's their flag of war
Nothing can intercept modern MIRV once launched into orbit.
Officially
@@jamesricker3997 ICBM , SLBM and all others , will all be launched at once . Along with other , smaller ones , aimed at anti-ballistic defense. In harsh reality, almost all will detonate on target , no matter what.
Citation needed. We have shot down low orbit Satellites.
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If the nuke is intercepted, the blast is not by nuke itself but only by interceptor.. the nuke warhead won't ignite because it wasn't able to touch down on the target area .. this is not supposed to be the scene..
Watch the scene again, it detonates shortly before the sm3 reaches it
@@destroyer1667
Sorry dude, i work in navy. The missiles doesn't work that way. Missiles don't ignite whenever it doesn't reach the target.and No interceptor makes a huge blast..
@@noctis0524 it was likely set to airburst at that altitude, nukes normally explode in the air to maximize blast range
@@noctis0524 In the scene what NK intended was to intercept US nukes by airblast of their own nuke.
Movie link pls
So....what about the bombers nukes....awkward ending to the video.
did you not see them get blown away by the blast?
idiot lol
They are disabled by the EMP from the explosion of NK nuke
Only off Sunday
The fire button on the Japanese warship is in English
Japan, UK , South Korea are all US puppets. So they all follow the master language.
Who won now🧐🧐
No one
Ninte achan
@@abhinavpu6602 abbare poooru nayi..
North Korea because EMP generated nutralize the American nuclear warheads before they could hit North Korea soil
I can't see a damn thing.
Not to be picky, but why are two of the pilots wearing their visors down at night?
Heads up display?
space shuriken
Why did the nuke go off?
The north Koreans made a decision to attack japan instead of u.s.a which they would have intercepted it. So the missiles launched to notth Korea were made to intercept the one sent to Japan hence the massive explosion
These days Japan has a railgun.
in reality there are ballon that confused intercepter missle and one of them carrying nuclear war head
Is this a North Korean movie?
made from south korea
@@ourcity7368 thank you
nice scene. 100% unrealistic BS... but nice scene though
The explosion is totally laughably unrealistic. If it were to happen at such a very high altitude, it would have virtually no blast effect on the sea level whatsoever. And the weapon´s power/yield seems also extremely unrealistic for a medium range tactical weapon.
Kawasaki P1 🔥
Another Ozone hole on Earth
Didn’t know you can shoot a projectile after it start his entry !!!! Well it seems Hollywood can 🤡🤡🤡😅😅😅😅… this is ridiculous , laws of physics have left the chat but again Hollywood everything is possible .
I think this is a South Korean movie lol
What the name of this movie ?
Steel rain
Way too dark.
🇺🇸🇰🇷🇯🇵🇲🇰🇳🇴🆚🇰🇵
This is how north korea war looks like
Anyway for anyone who cares. The East Sea is what western culture knows as the Sea of Japan. For some pretty good reasons the people that live on the western shore do not call it that
Of course, the sea in southern China is commonly referred to as the South China Sea, but Vietnam calls it the East Sea. Similar cases exist all over the world
PROBABLY A GOOD FILM BUT WAY TOO SIFI FOR ME
I'm sure you're a fan of marvel movies 😁
how is a movie about Kim Jong Un Getting assasinated and South and some North Koreans tryna not escalate into a full blown nuclear war a sci fi movie ?
its not sci fi if the technology is really exist now
it was pretty accurate than most movies,but yeah your choice
A nuke dose not detonate when intercepted, plus’s shows it been intercepted in its terminal point this is befor it arms
Это был атмосферный подрыв. Как элемент защиты. Тупой американский членосос.
These films can speculate all they want. My hunch is that the USA arsenal of weapons and the personnel who operate them are superior to that of any enemy who intentionally or by accident move to hurt our country in any way at any time.
These weapons, whilst probably inadequate, can still destroy humanity.
As they say, the only way to win a nuclear war is to not play.
The warning systems of the Soviet Union were inadequate to the point where it made a mistake in the 80's. But it was lucky that a double agent denied a launch knowing it was a false alarm.
@@cleverhardy5230 you've been playing too many Fallout, haven't you?
@@cleverhardy5230 NK's tiny stockpile wouldn't do diddly. And multiple nukes are NOT going to act like the meteor that killed the dinosaurs, have you forgotten the amount of times that the US and USSR tested bomb on their OWN SOIL?
@@Cotac_Rastic Sure, it may not he a meteor, but it will bring across radiation exposure the likes of which you need to be at Chernobyl to experience, resulting in further degradation.
Of course, none of that should detract from the fact that you cannot win a nuclear war.
Silly
If I'm not mistaken, this is complete crap. An interception like this would indeed cause a nasty nuclear mess; but only a cookoff, not a detonation, right?
Yes , because a nuclear explosion have a very specific detonation mecanism, so even if there was a direct impact, it wouldn't explode, but there will be nuclear fallout
The North Koreans got intel from Chinese about track of incoming cruise missiles from USA and diverted their nuclear strike to be an airburst in close proximity to the cruise missiles path to knock them out. The US and Japanese thought that the nuclear missile from NK would continue in its range to Japan so they tried to intercept, but in fact it was meant to intercept the US cruise missiles and detonated at it's target before interception by Japanese Aegis
it's a Korean movie, expect crap. And kimchi.
nugumum gaebs janginsk
@@behemoth5344 useless racist
Lol you can never intercept Hypersonic Missles
Only possible in movies 😂😂😂😂
It is hard but not impossible .
Railgun shot or some dew sistem can take out hypersonic missile
MIRV reentry from another area redirected to smash into the other warhead, both travelling at mach 20+ speeds, perhaps?
By the speed, those are super to sub sonic missiles.
The nuke would not detonate like that. Just saying.
жаль не долетело 😄😄😄😄 Слава КНДР!
It fully demonstrates that without the United States, South Korea is nothing, not even a country
You do realize that in the movie, the United States abandoned South Korea when war was coming. And yet South Korea negotiated with the North at the end to share the nukes with South Korea