Nuclear Explosions Demolish City (2024) 4K Scene | FALLOUT
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- Опубликовано: 11 апр 2024
- Here's one of the opening scenes for Fallout.
Episodes aired: 8.
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In a future, post-apocalyptic Los Angeles brought about by nuclear decimation, citizens must live in underground bunkers to protect themselves from radiation, mutants and bandits.
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To the people complaining about not being realistic enough: have any of you played a game of this franchise? The radiation in this universe literally turns creatures into mutants...
it wasnt the radiation that turned them in to mutants, it was the release of the FEV virus in the air after the bombs destroyed everything, FEV combined with excessive radiation formed the ghouls.
Radiation mutates animals in real life… of course Fallout isn’t scientifically accurate, but the idea of radiation causing bizarre mutations is not unrealistic.
@@VulKus117 It causes mutations in the sense that messes with your DNA, which essentially makes someone with cancer a mutant. But was talking about Ghouls, Deathclaws, etc. My point is: This scene is obviously unrealistic, but it's fiction, it doesn't need to be, it's about the drama. At the end of the day the bombs cause big damage and kid dies, so it doesn't matter if she's instantly burned by the flash or not.
@@icaroadriel7970 I see your point, but I do think realism in fiction is important in many ways, depending on the fiction of course. In this case for example, if the nuclear detonations were extremely realistic and immersive, it would have increased the tension and awe-inspiring dread of the scene, as this scenario is a very real fear a lot of us have and the music/atmosphere was there, along with a decent performance.
if these were the nukes dropped then there wouldn't be an apocalypse lol they shattered some windows
Where's a refrigerator when you need one.
Indiana Jones reference
@@ssww3or “The kid in the fridge”
@@FLORIDA_MAN_813or literally a plot point in this show…
@@FLORIDA_MAN_813 spoiler alert
Literaly one of the plot story of the show 😂
Maximus: "Someone called me?" 🤗
"Anybody not wearing two million sunblock is gonna have a real bad day" -Sarah Conner
😂😂😂😂 yeah
Sarah's dream from T2 still gives me the heebie-jeebies after all these years.
@@Antimanele104because it was a park full of kids. They won't show that stuff anymore in today's age.
Actually, that’s a quote from William Wisher and James Cameron, spoken by Linda Hamilton who acted as a character named Sarah Conner.
@@Conky88we live in a bit@@ era
In the early 60's my older brother said if "they" ever dropped a nuclear bomb, he hoped it would land right on top of our house. I never understood why, until I was older. Better to die instantly, then live in a hellish nightmare on earth.
And..because the explosion happened so fast, you would evaporate before you know it.
We've lived in worse conditions for 99% of our time as a species.
@@TheKain202That doesn’t mean you’ll personally survive nor enjoy those times if they arrive again.
@@TheKain202Pretty easy to say that when you’ve grown up being able to go to a supermarket to purchase your food rather than hunt to survive.
Damn you‘re older than my dad
Walter Goggins' acting in this scene is great, you can see his face change from apprehension and confusion to genuine horror and fear once he sees the mushroom cloud emerging.
He's the best thing in the series so far.
@@tanepukenga1421He is my favorite character…. Maybe because I play a similar type in fallout.
The little girls acting was amazing!
My man just discovered acting.
Who?
I'm 45 but an older professor when I went to CSU after the army once told me that his generation always feared the bombs dropping. All the media of his youth was content like this. I told him to my generation, the fear wasn't the bombs, it was having to live in the world after the bombs. That's what our media depicted. I find that far scarier.
Actually, we won’t live long enough after nuclear explosion anyway. I hope we won’t have to check neither of these. Peace brother
Im 50 and feared both. Early to mid 80’s saw the largest stockpile of nukes combined (near 70k i believe) Pre Al Qaida it was the thing we feared the most. First realized this as a civilian American child living near the fulda gap. The day after and (later for me) Threads were great anti nuke films where you realize it may be better standing in the middle of the open in a large city. No pain, instant vaporization. Surviving a global thermo nuclear war is not really surviving at all.
Much worse to survive best to be killed basically instantly he'll is surviving a nuclear conflict.
@@systemaiThe radiation of a nuclear bomb doesn't last long, so if you are far enough or sheltered enough, you only have to wait a few days for it to weaken and disappear.
Chernobyl was a nuclear reactor, not a bomb; a different disaster, with different and way, way longer effects and consequences.
Going back to a nuclear war scenario, the issue is how many bombs are used. A dozen? A hundred? A thousand? That escalates the effects.
Though more than the radiation, the nuclear winter generated by the bombs and the collapse of institutions like healthcare, the loss of infrastructure and the chains of supply for food, water, medicine, clothing, tools and everyrhing kill long after the explosions and the radiation are gone
That fear was my everyday burden in the 80's and that of a lot of people as well. The aftermath was always the horrible part of a nuke war. If people sucked when everything was jim-dandy, imagine how they will be afterwards. Yes, those up close and an immediate distance from ground zero would be screwed. But those a good distance away would have to face the nightmare of no working infrastructure and everyone becoming savages in the name of the primal and yet necessary act of survival. This explanation is just the tip of the iceberg of what to expect. I guess that is why I was drawn to a game series like Fallout. Morbid curiosity (though fictional).
There's an added level of horror to all this.
Coop knows who did it.
I don't think they would've done it while Barb knew her daughter was out of a vault.
Also, it's fairly implied that no-one knows who launched the first bomb, but it's likely the Chinese beat Vault Tec to the punch
Too much lore says that that revelation is only an intent not what actually happened.
I don’t think vault tec started it, but they definitely launched their own nukes to take care of the remaining population.
Vault tec didn’t actually drop the bomb first, they merely implied they should to secure vault tec’s future.
@maccaronich barb wasn't the ceo many vault tech staff died not in the vault even high level personnel
I grew up in Oak Ridge, TN where the thought of nuclear war loomed over us. Before bed I asked Dad, "Should we be scared of a nuclear war." He responded, "We can be concerned but never scared. Because if there is a nuclear war, it doesn't matter anyway. Good night."
Cool story bro
My grandfather worked on the atomic/nuclear program at Oak Ridge before he transferred to Rocky Flats facility outside Denver.
It does tho lmao your dad just gonna sit their and die
73 seconds passed between the flash and the sound reaching the house. That puts them 15.5 miles away from the detonation. The damage it caused at this distance is consistent with about 40 kilotons, or 2.7 Hiroshima bombs.
However, they may have slowed down time to dramatize the event. They appear to be in the hills north of Hollywood which is 7 miles from downtown LA. At this distance, the damage is consistent with 10 kilotons.
The girl was NOT looking at the flash until it tapered off, so she would not necessarily be blinded by it. Nuclear bombs have two flashes. There is an initial flash directly from the nuclear reaction that lasts a small fraction of a second. Then there is a second, longer flash from the surrounding air being super heated by radiation, which tapers as the air expands and cools down to a fire ball.
cool af, also scarier. I didn't watch Oppenheimer but I can't imagine what did it feel like to those people in the program.
I am always grateful to people like you who do the math.
It's a tv series
0:58 So you are tellling me that this gurl is not even blind for like a second ? BS
in fallout 4 you look directly at a nuke in the opening scene and your eyes are fine
Nolan: I did a really big explosion in my last film.
His brother: I can do you one better.
Chris didn’t use CGI though
@@TopazDeltahe should have tbh
@@TopazDeltaand due to that... it looked awful. Nothing compared to what a nuclear explosion really is. The ones in this show were better.
@@alanwashstuff216 I mean yeah, they looked whack but I’m just saying, practical effects should be used more in Hollywood though
You can tell who the shut in gamers just by comments
people new to fallout don't realise that Fallout Nukes have low yields but throw out ungodly amounts of radiation
Yup. They went with salted bombs over hydrogen bombs, because this was the world where everyone was evil and wanted to make mankind suffer instead of end it.
It’s almost the opposite in real life
It's really eerie and creepy, the idea that you wouldn't immediately recognize it as a nuclear explosion
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Yeah, a lot of people seem to be complaining about that, but it's actually very realistic. It's like getting robbed or being at the scene of a murder. There's an initial amount of disbelief that your mind has to come to grips with before it settles in, as is common in traumatic experiences. It's only after a few seconds of registering that the horror sets in; kind of like a deer looking at a set of headlights.
It's not that they didn't recognize it as a nuclear fireball,. it's that they _didn't want to believe_ it was one. That's normal and realistic.
What _wasn't_ realistic was that no one but the little girl noticed the flash from the first bomb going off. Since the whole wall was windows and the flash from a nuclear explosion is bright enough to blind people looking directly at it, it would have been impossible to miss inside the house.
@@ManabiLT You'd be surprised how people can write something off as a trick of the mind or not important if they're invested in something, especially at a birthday party. More importantly, even if you are correct and my proposition is incorrect, doing this adds dramatic irony, so suspending your sense of disbelief might help the experience.
@@tridenttitan5329 First off, I wasn't complaining, just pointing out what is and isn't realistic. Secondly, no, the flash of a nuclear explosion is _not_ something anyone can write off as a trick of the mind or not important. It's similar to having lightning strike close by. That happened once at my house and the light completely filled my room even though the windows are mostly covered with foam-board and I was on the opposite end of the house from where it struck. (The light came _down the hall_ to do this.) It's simply impossible to not know something scary and unusual has happened. The scene even had to deliberately downplay the brightness of the flashes.
I'm fine with the scene, it works as filmed. I can suspend my disbelief to enjoy the scene, but at the same time recognize it's not realistic. That's also realistic, most people do it when watching stuff. Not sure why you think otherwise.
Nuclear explosion effects have come a long way since "The Day After".
Good movies
Yeah, the effects in that movie are laughable.
Tbf nukes in fallout are different, wat y expect from the world that there are shoulder pat mini nuke launcher
Threads was pretty believable
CGI is about the only thing that's improved - everything else has gone to shit
The little girl's reaction is amazing... great acting 😲👍👍🔥
Except if it was accurate if she saw that initial flash of light she would in fact be instantly blind.
@@teamvigod that would of been cooler too
The father's face is priceless.
@@teamvigod Fallout is based on 1950s Sci Fi. You don't go blind. You get mutated.
Scary af a kid has to act that out in the first place.
I pray we don't live that nor our kids, nor our kids kids kids...
Keep that shit in the movies please.
Actually the horse was the best idea because it will instantly and instinctively run away from the danger and wouldn’t be affected by the EMP as the vehicles will be.
The tv wasn’t affected, I don’t think the cars will have an issue
Modern cars will have lot of issues @@stevenguy7363
Old cars, I don't know, if accumulator would be damaged, can it still run.
Nukes in Fallout are not thermonuclear, therefore they do not produce EMP, which explains why the technology is still intact 200 years later.
@@metatron6254But in fallout 4, in the beginning of the game, when you first get a suit of power armor, there's a holotape of a soldier saying the vertibird he was on crashed because of an emp following a nuke
@@metatron6254 The Survivalists story from Honest Hearts DLC says otherwise
I love how the entire place was flooded with light and not a single person noticed it 😂
It's cause the photographer was taking pictures and using his flashlight at the same time...
@@WolfHowl-TheLab That was clearly the effect they were going for yes but in reality you would have to be legally blind to not notice the difference in flash.
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@@slayerr4365for real because there is no way that light would be that pale
Awful writing is awful.
They captured the terror and horror of not immediately realising what has just happened, but the suspence of automatically crossing off things in Your head, that You know it is not to arrive at the conclusion that You and everybody else, does not want.
They would not have the time. A nuclear strike that close for one would have immediately blinded them (a reason it’s called second sun sometimes), the heat from the blast would have incinerated them, and if they somehow survived the shockwave would have incapacitated them. Good for Hollywood but not rooted in realitt
i like that he knows what is happening but his mind is denying when he says it's a fire. Like he doesn't want to believe that nuclear war started.
The acting is great, the explosion is horrible. The games had better effects.
@@k9pxfor a simple amazon show i say the effects are pretty great
Israel wants
A day without a nuclear explosion is like a day without sunshine.
Huh?
John Wayne, as paraphrased from Joker's quote in "Full Metal Jacket"
@@danielgilliland48🤣
That makes sense the quote is from a movie because it doesn't make sense scientifically
And a day without sunshine is like night.
Seeing this scene after the last episode gives us a different understanding of what Cooper might be thinking.
Are we going to pretend like the horse didn't run away the moment the first shock wave arrived? Hahaha
Maybe it was tied up to something. Also un Open spaces usually You hear a Big Bang but don't feel so much the Wave explosion cause there are many objects before you like plants trees etc.
And I saw when the Lamb opened one of the seals, and I heard, as it were the noise of thunder, one of the four beasts saying, Come and see. And I saw, and behold a white horse: and he that sat on him had a bow; and a crown was given unto him: and he went forth conquering, and to conquer. And when he had opened the second seal, I heard the second beast say, Come and see. And there went out another horse that was red: and power was given to him that sat thereon to take peace from the earth, and that they should kill one another: and there was given unto him a great sword. And when he had opened the third seal, I heard the third beast say, Come and see. And I beheld, and lo a black horse; and he that sat on him had a pair of balances in his hand. And I heard a voice in the midst of the four beasts say, A measure of wheat for a penny, and three measures of barley for a penny; and see thou hurt not the oil and the wine. And when he had opened the fourth seal, I heard the voice of the fourth beast say, Come and see. And I looked, and behold a pale horse: and his name that sat on him was Death, and Hell followed with him. And power was given unto them over the fourth part of the earth, to kill with sword, and with hunger, and with death, and with the beasts of the earth. Revelation 6:1-8
What about the glass? You are telling me nobody got injured? Lmao.
Horse has the loyalty of dogmeat.
That horse is a companion won't move a bit
The moment when the bombs started dropping isint the only thing that is terrifying but your fellow neighbor going to turn on you that scares me the most
Reminds me of the Joker quote. "People are only as good as the world allows them to be."
You take away the protection's society provides and your sweet neighbor will filet you for an 8 pack of water.
It's things like that, that make me think of how we're not better than animals. And we're dumber in a lot of ways too. Look at the tsunami in 2004 that killed over a quarter of a million people. While people were lying on the beach getting a suntan all the animals were running for higher ground. They knew shit was gonna hit the fan.
@@cooperanderson4609 and/or your meat...
You'd do the same if you wanted to survive
@@mkgroupukand you’d do it first. If you really want to survive….
at 1:50 the howards face is one of best ''suprised/scared'' faces i ever seen in movies. You can see in his eyes that he knows how fucked they are but at the same time he don't believe it. Amazing acting! Thats why im happy that we also see Walton Goggins without ghoul mask!
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The guy taking pictures is using a Kodak Brownie Hawkeye with the flash attachment. It was the first camera I had at 11 years old, and my dad taught me how to develop and print film and pictures. When I was 21 I enlisted in the Navy as a Photographers Mate. My rate doesn't exist anymore. It's now Mass Communication Specialist.
thanks for sharing.
When my grandpa passed away in 96, I inherited that same camera. Still have it. I noticed that right away. Production did a great job with those little period details.
Thanks for sharing.
Does that mean the job got easier or harder because of all the advancement? I wonder what the transition would’ve been like
I had a Kodak Brownie too back when I was 12. Man that thing took awesome pictures.
The opening scene set pretty high expectations. On ep 4 now and not disappointed.
She dies
just wait till you get to the end of EP8...🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
i knew this series would be legit. it was only a matter of time until amazon finally got a good showrunner and talent to create an amazing show. The openign trailers looked good. And you can tell. Its a perfect blend of dark humor and ultra violence. This series will be amazing. The tone is set. and consistent.
@@JackJackKcajify I take it you haven't watched it yet? Its not terrible, but it IS terribly inconsistent. Like one character using an infinite ammo mod in Filly. Or loading a lever action like a revolver. Or a character literally forgetting he had a cheat to beat power armour until it became plot relevant that he wins... Which takes 7 episodes. Then there's the stimpacks, the new anti-feralizing chem or the gun that shoots mini-grenades in one shot, then regular bullets in the next. That's not even a fraction of the inconsistencies.
Chillout its a TV show@@tanepukenga1421
I love the look of slow realization and horror on the dad's face.
That shattered glass is basically a giant frag grenade. Tip if you want to survive a nuclear explosion. First of all if you are on the epicenter then you don't. Secondly, if you are far enough, get the hell out of any window or concrete wall, duck behind a table and pray. Any shattered material will essentially be a bullet propelled by a nuclear explosion...
I can't even imagine what I would do in a situation like that
Realize there is basically nowhere to go, and just die.
Terrifying thing is, judging by the scale of buildings to explosion/fireball, those detonations are pretty low yield compared to some that exist now. They definitely look in the 15-20 kilo ton range, no more. When you think we now have megatons it defies all logic as to why we would ever make such things. But then, as the logic goes, if the bad guys have them, then we have to also possess them. Truly terrifying though, don’t you think?
While they don't stick entirely to game canon the nukes used in the games are low-yield. The nukes in the games are about about 200-750 kilotons. They're just packed with a LOT more radioactive material plus you'd get more fallout due to all the radiation from things like cars blowing up, power plants, and all the radioactive Nuke-Cola lol.
Thank you nuclear weapons expert 🙏🙄
As the old saying goes “I don’t know what world war 3 will be fought with, but the next war after it will be fought with sticks and stones.”
@@AussielightThat was the movie, Steel Dawn starring Patrick Swayze
@@ZiddersRooFurry 200-750 kilotons are still considered strategic-level yields. A single 2 megaton bomb doesn't destroy as much as ten 200 kiloton bombs spread out over a region.
This scene hits differently after watching the finale
right? The disgust of just imagining if there are people who could do that. Also fear.
What happened in the finale?
@@conn_man_249 Spoiler alert:
Turns out that the company who designed the fallout vaults underground fired the nukes themselves as a way to convince major corporations to invest in their vault project. This way, they could do whatever experiments they wanted in their vaults since it's guaranteed people will live in them due to the nukes obliterating the surface
Agree:
Spoiler:
He knew who set off those bombs. His wife.
I don't play the games, but I was generally familiar with the overall concept of the story. I binged the show and absolutely loved it.
Question, though. It was my understanding of the games that it was a war between China and the US that triggered the nuclear apocalypse, but was this still the explanation in the show? The finale seemed to imply that Vault-Tec not only wanted the war, but at least instigated it. Did they have direct access to the nuclear codes, or did they detonate nukes in certain areas in order to have the US believe the Chinese launched the attack, which would then instigate a US counterstrike against the Chinese?
I'm confused. Is the show taking some liberties with the original story? How would Vault-Tec even get access to nukes? Did they have people in the US government and/or the military?
Also, a question about the nukes themselves. Those nukes are clearly not thermonuclear (hydrogen bombs), but atomic bombs. Since a megaton explosion would be far, far more massive and destructive, in this alternative universe, where the 1950's retro-punk atomic subculture perpetuates, I nonetheless assume the H-bomb was then never created? Is that accurate?
Help me out, guys.
Anyway, what an awesome show.
God imagine having your birthday the day the bombs dropped. Lets say you make to a vault or some other nuclear bunker, for the rest of your life, the day where you celebrate your life, is forever gonna be the same day everyone else's life ended, and thats all its gonna be remembered for.
I have not played a single Fallout game but damn was this scene well done. The reveal of the giant mushroom cloud in the distance and Walter Goggins’ expressions were the best part. Now I wanna watch this show.
OK, I'll admit, that intro was awesome 😍
This scene is so powerful in the show because of the juxtaposition with the fact that while hes a joke to all the grownups, he's the world to his daughter and she's his and they're watching their world end.
Walton Goggins in this show is on fire.
But in a good way.
I love how the Dad just said “That’s smoke it’s just a fire,”~Dad~But then when he noticed he just stood there and did nothing😂😅
The only thing that was weird in the scene wasnt the unrealistic explosions or anything, but the fact that nobody noticed the blinding light from the initial detonation. Everyone would be blind lmao
Not only that, but it would likely have caused the TV signal to stop transmitting. I'm all for fantasy, but you can't really ignore the laws of nuclear physics.
Watch the episode, before this they were snapping pictures with bright flashes. Also the yield of these bombs is lower than modern nukes and is accurate to the early atomic weapons in our world. You guys should play the games so you stop posting these ridiculous comments
In lore they are made to be more like dirty bombs. Less destruction and more radiactive fallout .
@@offlineraided Nukes are still thousands of times brighter than a camera flash. As shown in this very scene, it was WAY brighter than the camera flashes, and much more sustained.
@@napalaprentice Again there is a whole city in front of the blast so no you would not see the flash as bright as you claim. Solid objects son solid objects
When I was a kid up grew up on the Canadian border, about 25 miles from Plattsburgh AFB. About 20 miles in one direction, was a nuclear missile silo, and there was another one about 25 miles away to the west of us. So where we were was pretty much in the crosshairs of the Soviets. No one had a bomb shelter, no one even bothered, we knew had WW3 broken out where we were that nothing or anyone would have survived, unless it was in those silos or something hardened, and even if you had survived the initial attack, the radioactive fallout would have killed you slowly afterwards.
almost one and half million people die in car crashes world wide every year,millions more badly injured..who cares? nobody--radiation is not that bad--ask cancer survivors--ask the people in japan who survived or the ones in chernoble,the nuke bombs dropped japan,most survived
I was raised in Coventry, RI which in the 80's still had an active National Guard base that had once been an Ajax missile site. These sites were dotted across the east and west coasts and were meant to be the last line of defense against a nuclear attack. I have no doubt in my mind that despite having had the missiles removed in the late 60's the site was still on some Soviet targeting list somewhere. I was eight years old when The Day After was shown on TV and ever since I've hoped that if the big one ever did happen and we were attacked I'd be as close to ground zero as possible.
From the drills as a child, you were safe as long as you hid under the student desk.
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The most chilling silence I’ve ever witnessed in a piece of film. Complete and utter display of perfection in destruction.
My dad grew up with "hide under the table" info documentary at school. He asked my grandad if hiding under a table work if nuclear war happened. My grandad gave the coldest response of " they wouldn't have dropped the bomb if it couldn't destroy a simple table"
Su abuelo estuvo en la guerra o que? Porque eso es muy perturbador 🥶
Everyone is going to have a really bad sunburn 😮
"Anybody not wearing two million sunblock is gonna have a real bad day!"
You think your better than us smooth skin?
@@bv657 smooth brain!
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@@Diponty 👎
The overpressure would knock all those people flat
Exactly my thougt. It hit everything but the people😆
Well, that and the flash would have caught everyone’s attention (even if back turned) and probably blinded or at least seriously messed up the eyesight of anyone looking directly at it. They took a little artistic license, which is fair
@@TanisHH Yeah, i wondered about them not noticing the flash. Even with Dad doing all the flash Photographing.
It was a ground explosion instead of airburst
It depends on the potency.
As a fan of the Fallout series games since the PC only era, I would say this is the best game to movie adaptation I have ever seen. The production team and special effects really capture the game's craziness outside of the vault.
The Terminator 2 nuke scene still reigns supreme.
And I will shew wonders in the heavens and in the earth, blood, and fire, and pillars of smoke. The sun shall be turned into darkness, and the moon into blood, before the great and terrible day of the Lord come. Joel 2:30-31
I don't want to set the World on Fire
I just want to start, A Flame in your Heart
If I had but one desire
@@prollins6443 And that one is you, no other will do
I don't want this world to shine I don't want this bridge to burn oh Johnny do you miss me I will always feel free
Sort of like a spontaneous human combustion thing?
you want to start a flame from your fart?
this scene is both breathtaking and chilling at the same time. I love it
I found it quite strange, but that was the feeling for me too.
I felt peace, tranquility...
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I thought the explosions were bigger tho? Isn't one of these nukes enough to destroy the whole city? They threw many nukes close to eachother, I didn't expect them to be so small
@@derel5880these are small nukes almost tactical in yield the supers would flatten the entire city
Everytime I watch this scene, I immediately think that’s Brad Pitt’s Inglorious Basterds character at 2:25 lol
Every time. 🤭
"Nah, more like chewed out. I been chewed out before."
Just to think during this scene the sole survivor is entering vault 111. House is using his tech to protect Vegas. And a bunch of people are posing in ridiculous positions to be found years later as funny skeletons.
Great show. Loved it. That scene makes the mascot Vault boy's buddy thumbs up suddenly seem a lot darker.
1:29 one of the people on the left glances out the window but just doesnt care lol
If you really think about it, a nuclear war on this scale, not even a bomb shelter, will not save anyone. So when the guy told bro there's no room and punch bruh its kinda pointless. That bomb shelter is a tomb.
Plus, wouldn’t the fact that they’re more elevated in the hills make a shelter even more pointless?
@@rockydee2967 fr fr 😅
Cecil: damn it donald now im a ghoul
Donald: sorry sir
Cecil: don't apologise FIX ME.
This little girl has more charisma, emotions and acting in 5 minutes of screen time than Morfydd Clark (Galadriel) did in an entire season of Rings of Power...
This opening scene alone is brilliantly done. The entire series is a masterpiece!
Oh my God thank you I was trying to find this movie everywhere. I saw a short and I really wanted it.
If this was a real nuke, assuming they used a hydrogen bomb they wouldn't even have time to react like this it would just be 'oops sorry, I guess you have to die now'
chinese in the lose use 750 kt atomic bombs...
what do you mean ? 🤔🤔@@FULANODETAL
@@niceguy76 they use 750kilotons bombs
@@FULANODETAL So? Russia nuke much bigger
@@niceguy76 but this is a ficcional timeline where china is biggerd than URSS
" Albert, remember when I gave you those calculations about how we could create a chain reaction that could destroy the entire world?"
" Yes, What of it?"
"..... I believe we did....".
Hehe, I also thought about Oppenheimer when I watched this scene
Very great cinematography here. It's like looking at paintings.
All nuclear explosions were sponsored by your friendly local nuclear submarine Yangtze-31
didn’t know they already make Oppenheimer a sequel
made by his brother too, Jonathan Nolan
Far as I remember, when you get a direct look at the nuclear flash, you get blind -not always permanently, but no, the kid should've lost her sight in that moment. Not to mention that EVERYONE inside should've noticed the sudden bright second sun on earth.
The flash was behind buildings or did you not pay attention?
@@offlineraided The flash reflected off the window. It certainly would've brightened the room inside
@@johnroach9026 Watch the episode not the scene, right before this scene in the actual episode you'll see they are at a birthday party where cameras are flashing really bright lights each time then this scene starts. Watching scenes on RUclips can leave people like you confused since you didn't see the actual show yet. They didn't panic because literally 2 seconds before this RUclips clip starts there are cameras flashing very brightly in the same room. Do you understand now?
Have you heard of suspension of disbelief? You could nitpick on just about everything in the Fallout universe, but that doesn’t mean they’re flaws.
Oh is this a documentary?
I absolutely love the camera flash foreshadowing what we can predict will happen.
It's amazing 8 hours worth of fallout and they have tried to cram everything in all credit to them can't wait for the next season
According to lore bombs hit the east coast at 9:30 am meaning it’s 6:30 am here in LA and instead of weather in the previous scene there should’ve been reports of hits in New York and Pennsylvania
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who cares
@@MaxLeonUhlitz it’s a joke
@@goldenknight2961 didnt sound like one
I see what you did there. 😜👌
Welcome to a very possible near future.
Great future.
not very possible--actually soon
Man i live in small city in finland and i just know i will survive the nuclear war because who would bomb small cities? Need to survive all the post nuclear war shit rip
@Doomerbro99 whi would want to survive, the horror you will see and face during this type of apocalypse not even worth living through it.
@@TemplarX2 not so much unless you believe in God.
I think its just a fire guys no need to be alarmed 1:45
Something about seeing more than one of the bombs go off at the end is pretty terrifying
Agreed, agreed
That's disturbing as Hell. 😳😱
This was what the 50s dreaded the most every day. Even up to today.
Hell is a lot of thing, but not disturbing
And in hell he lift up his eyes, being in torments, and seeth Abraham afar off, and Lazarus in his bosom. Luke 16:23
Up until this scene I'd always felt that the nuke scene in 1983's The Day After was the most terrifying nuke scene, right up there with '83's Threads, with the intro to Damnation Alley following at a close third. I still think The Day After is the most terrifying due to the series focus on presenting nuclear war in as realistic a manner as possible...but this one would be a close second just for the human element alone. The sheer terror in Goggin's eyes as he realizes what is coming and all it means is positively harrowing.
Most of the time it has been depcited as a single strike or single bomb drop, while in reality it would look much like here, depending on effectivness of air defence intercepting missles.
@@blazej799 Even in The Day After which was made using all the recent science of the time (82-83), it shows multiple thermonuclear blasts spread across Kansas. Targets were main population centers and missile silos.
Have you seen Terminator 2 scene ?
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looks right into the blinding flash of a nuclear explosion without so much as a blink
I want to hate that guy for not letting the other dude and his son in, but I can only be thankful I'm not either one of them in that situation.
Y peor, como el mundo se quedo en 1950, todo el mundo es racista D:
Dude this may be a reality soon.
Real life inception. Look at all the other prop uganda its everywhere.
It's more likely than not. One side will send the nukes when they are losing WW3.
Theres a really low chance of this happening id say our next global war will be us fighting the government nuclear war has no winners in the end so its unlikely yea it will happen someday im sure
i honestly highly doubt, everyone knows that if they attack someone with nukes, they would intercept them immediately and send other nukes as a response
Now imagine a Russian sarmat nuke, 20 times bigger than those nukes..
Getting ready to watch episode 8:don’t want it to be over
Hey...what's the name of this film or drama?
@@foysalmunem3019 "Fallout" like the game
Just finished watching...and so ready for Season 2!
If you haven’t watched it here is a recap . The villain turns out to be Lucy’s Dad who dropped few bombs in California . Lucy and the ghoul team up later to go kill Lucy’s father and other master minds
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I seem to remember a quote:
"If WW3 is fought using nuclear weapons, WW4 will be fought with rocks and knives."
This takes place in 2077, so most of the people here are born nearby to today, or in the future... just feels weird, like they could be your future children
Hopefully this never becomes reality. Pray the U.S. and Russia never go to war.
WW3 has been planned for a long long time. Gods will otherwise we wouldnt have revelation.
Yep, irl It would be much worse
Already planned
I'm also afraid of AI
It’s crazy to think about, Russia’s sarmat nuke is 20 times bigger than the nukes we see in this video.
Bro as effects of a nuke goes.. this is UNREALISTIC AF
Because its fiction.
Fallout nukes are not thermonuclear and are low yield
But they release a shit ton of radiation, a lot more than irl nukes
Whoever did the music for this I love you 🔥
As a parent this fucking gutted me. Imagine knowing theres not much at all you can do, but still trying your hardest to save your daughter...
That little girl is a angel
Creeper alert!
@@b-retrogamer2324 uh what?
@@b-retrogamer2324guilty conscience much?
Found the ring 🧐
@@b-retrogamer2324 Is this projection? Have you been told this before?
I have to say the fallout serie on prime didn't let me down.
No incoming missiles. No planes dropping bombs. Def vault techs bombs.
The music score is awesome
Rewatching The Sheild 🃏
He has not aged a day!!!
He's aged. Like wine.
Your future may not be secured as you think....where would be when the atomic bomb falls?
90 seconds to midnight.
vault 33 is under my house dont tell know one
learn English first, then comment.
Into a cave system in the woods.
Probably at school
"its nothing its just a fire" he wanted to believe it wasn't a nuclear attack
such a powerful moment in the show!
Great show
What is it?
@@SteveV2023 fallout
@SteveV2023 A show is something you can watch.
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I still think this scene was the best in the series. My jaw was open for this whole sequence. Fvcking pristine job by Walton. The look of mystery to shock and then to horror was chilling.
lol worst nuclear scene I’ve seen . 💩 random RUclips channel VFX do better than this
@@MilfxHunter782 do it yourself then if you think its so incredibly easy
@@AidBuda4 bro thats a fkin 14 years old..
@@FabioSilva-iq2oo fucking exactly so dont talk shit when youre a dumb kid that knows nothing about how hard it is to do this.
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I got my mind blown when I realised that the bombs were detonated on the ground instead of dropped by air or fired from sea. The nukes were planted and detonated by Vault Tec
I'd still have to be at work for my next shift.
scary scene....!
Wow🤯
I really love the crazed desperation of getting on a horse to escape a nuclear blast. It’s not a fast vehicle but he knows it well enough that he feels like it will work and apparently it does.
because horse can pass through obstacles, but cars will have so much time to do so.
Walton Goggins is great. I also liked him in Justified as Boyd Crowder.
This show comes out at such a good time to make population's aware of what these weapons can do. It's not like the 60s anymore where nuclear weapons threat is talked about often anymore
I can promise you, real nukes, and real fallout, is 10x’s worse than what’s in the show/games. There’s no stimpacks, there’s no radaway, and there’s definitely no vault tec, and if there was anything close to a company like vault-tec my guess is it would be for specific elite individuals.
@@royalewithcheese621 you are 💯 correct man. Have you listened to nuclear war: scenario? She basically interviewed ex defence ministers and stratcom commanders, there is no hope if nukes drop. No plan for civilization
@@royalewithcheese621 Even if there was, i like Fallout games and tv show but want it to stay that and only that. In reality most people would die from hunger in the most unceremonious and horrifying way.
I'am not a specialist but i think there's a lot of innacuracies in those nuclear blast representations. I think the most obvious is that it's impossible to look straight at a nuclear blast without get instantly blind in the process. The whole explosion looks like a lot more a very powerful thermobaric conventional bomb, not a nuclear fusion one.
They aren't realistic as they are like the bombs in the game, which is intentional. Don't take it seriously
Damn it's almost like it's a Sci-fi
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They’re not being delivered by reentry vehicles but (probably) detonating underground, because that’s where Vault-tec could hide them most easily. They’re also relatively weak fission bombs, instead of the 300kt monsters we swing around IRL.
Wow...that was the most intense trailer i ever seen. Sight of those nukes dropping is terrifying.
Loved this series, hopeful for a new season eventually.
The fact that you can hear faint "BOOOMS" on the background (like the "thump" sound exactly at the beginning in 0:28) along with the quick flashes that can be confused with the camera's flashes and noise while taking a photo is kinda scary, because they didn't realize it until it was too late.
The faint "thumps" are probably (in my opinion) nukes already being detonated from really far away and it's audible because it's a freaking massive explosion, even if you don't see the explosion, the soundwave it causes still travels really far and the sound of the camera shutter and flash that the guy inside the room is using is more like a "kerrrrchak" than a "thump", not to mention that there are a lot of kids in the room watching TV and making noise as well as the women talking to each other which would somewhat muffle the camera sounds inside the living room for the kid and dad outside to hear it clearly.
In this scene I feel sorry for the kid whose dad's get punched in the face when he asked to get into the nuclear shelter, she just stands there like "What now?".
my dude, it´s camera guy doing shots of that birthday party...
You'd see it before you hear it so your idea doesn't make much sense
Well, by the time the bombs are going off, it's generally speaking too late for most.
@@t.n7648 I guess you can’t recognize the sound the camera is doing and the “thump” sound I mean…
@@invictus7736 did you really read what I said?
I said the “thump” sounds are explosions from REALLY FAR AWAY so the only feedback you have is the sound wave the explosions create.
I just kept thinking "why aren't they blind" "why aren't they blind" "why aren't they blind"
You can't stare at a NUKE you'll go blind.
I may be wrong but i think looking at an atomic mushroom doesn't make people blind, but looking at the flash made from the initial fireball of a nuclear explosion does.
@@christophelemaire4551 If you are close to nuclear explosion.
@@christophelemaire4551 Yeah that's not a good explanation cause they look directly at MULTIPLE nukes hit in this scene.
Distance, time and direction. Light intensity is diminished for every mile you are away from the hypocenter
@@MrDanielvass Bro they are like RIGHT there.