I love how everything he practiced here at the beginning is necessary at the very end after sinking the second carrier. Such a nice way to reference the beginning scene, but if it happened both times irl, then it’s a cool nod
It's called set up and pay off. You set up a character by establishing them learning something new, something seemingly irrelevant at the time. Then later you have them save the day by using that skill. It's one of the oldest storytelling tricks in the book.
Boy its a good thing he decided to do this on Dec 7th. Any other day and he would have been grounded and likely court martialed for being a jackass and risking his plane, his crew, and the carrier
A slip coming in from that altitude would carry enough speed to rip the hook right off that plane, or.. snap the line and behead any deck crew within range. But comon, everybody knows a Dauntless was as nible as a spitfire.
with a dead engine you dont have the hydralics to pull them in. The side slip trick is true, though the exact path taken is extremely risky. It's a case of valid on paper but probably never done, or if done never acceptable to the IRL forces.
@@TheRocketdrive Casully pulls out hand pump, opens up the intrument panel, sticks it into the hydralics, starts pumping the air brake open against the wind manually with guarentteed leaks, all the while trying to glide the plane down onto a moving carrier deck. lol
@@joshm3257 Well if you read my comment, I would manually actuate the hydralics with aa hand pump, which is a humorous attempt to still use dive brakes when landing
Late June 1942, San Diego U.S.A Lt (jg.) Hunt, " 710,556... 710,557,...710,558..." "Hey Lieutenant Hunt! Did you hear the news? Your old carrier was in a huge battle!" Hunt, "710,5- #&§%€¥Ω !!!"
@@williamphillips6049 Lets start with no F4-F Wildcat fighters in the movie. Best and his rear gunner never claimed to have shot down a fighter during the battle. Those are only two I can name off the top of my head.
@@nolracthorne I just recently saw a documentary that explained the "strategy" used by wildcats when dealing with Zeros was to just get away. It was stated that although tough and durable; they were so slow and cumbersome that they weren't a match at all for far better designed and nimble Zeros . . At least during the early part of the war. . . 'And then we went from that to the "Great Marianas Turkey Shoot". I know we got better and better with our plane designs and the Japanese suffered from poor judgment and bad luck. I also know we managed to get our hands on a captured Zero in the Alaskan campaign; an enormous advantage. I suppose these factors can account for this sudden reversal from the best plane in the war to big fat targets.
@@dairyprods Here you go plus on the attack on the Gilbert Islands earlier his rear gunner shoots down an enemy fighter ruclips.net/video/hPVPbnF2iq8/видео.html. If you don't want to click on a link just look up the attack on the Hiryu from the 2019 movie. Also in the scene where he bombs the Hiryu he releases the bomb at almost deck height, during the actual battle it was at 1000 feet.
Coming in that high he would pick up a lot of speed even with dive brakes and flaps deployed. Approach speed on the dauntless is 70 kts. With the angle he's coming in at he'd be reaching speeds of 200kts. Nowhere near slow enough to put it down on a carrier. Fake as balls
There's a lot of time-cutting in the film. In Real Time he could shave-off a lot of speed with multiple side slips not shown in this scene. Still bit fast for a 70-knot final approach but also nowhere near 200 knots anymore.
How is it he can go below the flight deck then just hop up and stop? Bad movie. Paid good money to see it and told everyone I saw to save there money. If you watch at home at least you can always change channels. Typical Hollywood BS.
Bull shit bull shit bull shit. I knew there was a reason why I never watched this movie. I flew fighters in the USAF. This is just bull shit. An SBD Dauntless is NOT a fighter first of all and shining your ass like this (if you could) would end up with the pilot getting boarded and losing their wings. It's just not necessary.
Where do I begin with this dross ?!? Typical Hollywood rubbish,up there with Fury for inaccuracies,implausible action etc etc !!! If these films are meant as a tribute, MAKE THEM ACCURATE !!!!
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I love how everything he practiced here at the beginning is necessary at the very end after sinking the second carrier. Such a nice way to reference the beginning scene, but if it happened both times irl, then it’s a cool nod
It's called set up and pay off. You set up a character by establishing them learning something new, something seemingly irrelevant at the time. Then later you have them save the day by using that skill. It's one of the oldest storytelling tricks in the book.
Chekhov’s Gun - details within a story or play will contribute to the overall narrative
Boy its a good thing he decided to do this on Dec 7th. Any other day and he would have been grounded and likely court martialed for being a jackass and risking his plane, his crew, and the carrier
@Mile Jones It’s a very good thing they didn’t ground or court martial Best. He was a major player in the battle of Midway.
Let's see him do it without CGI!
Apparently he did in real life.
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I'm sure if he did it, the Japanese would have copyright striked him for "crash" landing (get it?)
Bruh what it’s a movie
@@o.o1018 considering how stingy japanese companies are about copyright, this is accurate
A slip coming in from that altitude would carry enough speed to rip the hook right off that plane, or.. snap the line and behead any deck crew within range. But comon, everybody knows a Dauntless was as nible as a spitfire.
Don’t forget you want to hit 3 wire, not 1, 1 is a bad catch cause you put down too early lmao
this did happen in real life but I doubt it was that steep
Dauntless was light but armoured
...he's not wrong.
Another reason why after so many years this movie is largely forgotten.
if you landed a that speed and height your about to be crushed by your own carrier
Another happy landing
At least he was flying the full plane!
What accent is this?! New York? Boston? Philly? The answer is YES.
North New Jersey. He's from Bayonne, NJ
He's pretty close. Live in JC
Hollywood thinks American accents are either hillbilly, ghetto or 'joisey' and nothing else.
@@darkspire91 Yeah stupid Hollywood, imagine giving a dude from New Jersey a New Jersey accent, that would be ridiculous!
He wasn’t lying it saved them at the end of the movie
and In real life war too.....
When you make stuff 500% more fancy:
0:52 McCluskey: better not crash that damn plane
whats the point here?
One happy lading
Kind of odd when you think that he is telling his rear gunner that what he is doing might save his life. Like when is he gonna have a chance to fly.
What an odd comment. He's his rear gunner, so when Best's sharpening his skills he's improving the chances of survival for both of them
I'd be . . kind of like . . terrified out of my wits to go up in one of those things if the pilot wasn't Evel Knievel.
Top Gun, even back then!!! Marvelous.
Wondered why I never watched this movie. Now I know why.
I just realised that the destroyer in the foreground is a Sumner's class destroyer with it's distinctive dual 5in cannons
another happy landing!
Why is there a Gearing Class Destroyer here? Its a few years to early
It's actually either a Somers or a Porter class destroyer, both had twin mounts and predated Pearl Harbor, being built in the 1930s.
Every War Thunder Player every landing ever
yup
Other airlines : smooth landing
ryanair : 1:07
Oh my fucking god, AT LEAST USE THE GODDAMN AIRBRAKES
brakes are for cowards
with a dead engine you dont have the hydralics to pull them in. The side slip trick is true, though the exact path taken is extremely risky. It's a case of valid on paper but probably never done, or if done never acceptable to the IRL forces.
@@TheRocketdrive Casully pulls out hand pump, opens up the intrument panel, sticks it into the hydralics, starts pumping the air brake open against the wind manually with guarentteed leaks, all the while trying to glide the plane down onto a moving carrier deck. lol
how do you use them without a engine smart man
@@joshm3257 Well if you read my comment, I would manually actuate the hydralics with aa hand pump, which is a humorous attempt to still use dive brakes when landing
Aircrew is able to hear each other without radio???
Crew Intercom is separate from radio.
Microphones are at throat, which cuts down on external noise
Good lord, the dumbing down of our youth by Hollywood strikes again.
Let's see Paul Allen's landing
Text book forward slip
Now let’s see Paul Allen’s landing
1:02 bro imagine if the pilot didnt actually puil the plane up in time
oh boy and the cows will fly.
Late June 1942, San Diego U.S.A
Lt (jg.) Hunt, " 710,556... 710,557,...710,558..."
"Hey Lieutenant Hunt! Did you hear the news? Your old carrier was in a huge battle!"
Hunt, "710,5- #&§%€¥Ω !!!"
LSO is pissed about this one
Mechanics too I'd bet.
"Aww Screw you, Mr. Best!"
Pretty movie, leaves out lots of real history.
This movie prides itself on it's accuracy . .
What did they leave out?
@@williamphillips6049 Lets start with no F4-F Wildcat fighters in the movie. Best and his rear gunner never claimed to have shot down a fighter during the battle. Those are only two I can name off the top of my head.
@@nolracthorne I just recently saw a documentary that explained the "strategy" used by wildcats when dealing with Zeros was to just get away.
It was stated that although tough and durable; they were so slow and cumbersome that they weren't a match at all for far better designed and nimble Zeros . .
At least during the early part of the war.
. . 'And then we went from that to the "Great Marianas Turkey Shoot".
I know we got better and better with our plane designs and the Japanese suffered from poor judgment and bad luck.
I also know we managed to get our hands on a captured Zero in the Alaskan campaign; an enormous advantage.
I suppose these factors can account for this sudden reversal from the best plane in the war to big fat targets.
@@nolracthorne dont remember best or his rear gunner ever shooting down a plane during the battle of midway in the movie
@@dairyprods Here you go plus on the attack on the Gilbert Islands earlier his rear gunner shoots down an enemy fighter ruclips.net/video/hPVPbnF2iq8/видео.html. If you don't want to click on a link just look up the attack on the Hiryu from the 2019 movie. Also in the scene where he bombs the Hiryu he releases the bomb at almost deck height, during the actual battle it was at 1000 feet.
The actor playing Best SUCKS lol
Bet you didn't think so when he was on the show Game of thrones. Or any of the other numerous parts he has played.
Hey I don't think Ed Skrien did all that bad.
I think he did very well
Yep. He's easy to dislike with that annoying arrogance.
@@skunkape2 Just seemed like a very forced performance.
Coming in that high he would pick up a lot of speed even with dive brakes and flaps deployed. Approach speed on the dauntless is 70 kts. With the angle he's coming in at he'd be reaching speeds of 200kts. Nowhere near slow enough to put it down on a carrier. Fake as balls
There's a lot of time-cutting in the film. In Real Time he could shave-off a lot of speed with multiple side slips not shown in this scene. Still bit fast for a 70-knot final approach but also nowhere near 200 knots anymore.
its a movie
It's Hollywood. Everything is fake
The only thing I'm wondering is if this is true to life or just Hollywood bs.
I don't think it happened, but for someone like Richard Best, it wouldn't surprise me
Watch maxsmodel's midway review he talks about how this is not possible, he talks about it at the near end of the video if you wanna skip the review
would they just chuck the plane in the sea or attempt to fix it?
They can drop the plane into the hanger bay and fix any issues the plane had.
Wow. The over-confident, gum-smacking, arrogant American aviator is something I have never seen on the big screen before.
I think the U.S naval academy should use this as an example of how NOT to be a pilot.
Летишь такой на самолёте, а как тормозить:)
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Jake Paul of ww2
I do in warthunder
Yeah right.
Disappointing movie. The action scenes are good CGI I guess
Ugh the battle and the fight was crazy as is in real life , why do they have to add this fake crap over the top moments
movie*
@@captainrusca no shyt
@@Vito_993 bro the video is literally the movie
War thunder Landing.
Such an unrealistic scene... hard to watch
How is it he can go below the flight deck then just hop up and stop? Bad movie. Paid good money to see it and told everyone I saw to save there money. If you watch at home at least you can always change channels. Typical Hollywood BS.
Супер американские солдаты))) точно такое же недавно делали в Афганистане 😂😂😂
Bull shit bull shit bull shit. I knew there was a reason why I never watched this movie. I flew fighters in the USAF. This is just bull shit. An SBD Dauntless is NOT a fighter first of all and shining your ass like this (if you could) would end up with the pilot getting boarded and losing their wings. It's just not necessary.
Because the SBD here is CGI they can cheat like hell. Try that on an airworthy SBD (which is super rare to find) and see what happens.
xD
Awful movie, it has the typical American war hero chewing gum and treating WW2 like its fun.
This was a short time before the Pearl Harbor attack. So technically not "WW2" yet in their case. Still plenty of gum-chewing allowed.
Nah
bullshit . any pilot cannot do thing like that . or he will be fired
One of the worst remakes of a movie ever.
Nah
Cheesy and hell and terrible acting. Film sucked unfortunately.
would you take this or Michael Bay's Pearl Harbor? :)
Where do I begin with this dross ?!? Typical Hollywood rubbish,up there with Fury for inaccuracies,implausible action etc etc !!! If these films are meant as a tribute, MAKE THEM ACCURATE !!!!
Also WW2 war movies are getting very boring to see never mind if some are remakes like this.
What a cocky acting.
Total crap.
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Is it that hard to make an entertaining and accurate war movie? This was about as disappointing as the Pearl Harbor movie.
At least the 1976 “Midway” was better than this.