Arrival: First Heptapod Meeting (Amy Adams, Jeremy Renner) 4K HD Sci Fi Clip
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Louise (Amy Adams) and Ian (Jeremy Renner) ascend into the alien space craft looking for answers.
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Linguistics professor Louise Banks (Amy Adams) leads an elite team of investigators when gigantic spaceships touch down in 12 locations around the world. As nations teeter on the verge of global war, Banks and her crew must race against time to find a way to communicate with the extraterrestrial visitors. Hoping to unravel the mystery, she takes a chance that could threaten her life and quite possibly all of mankind.
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This easily could've been a 1-minute sequence under a lesser director, but one of the best things about Denis Villeneuve is he's not afraid to take his time to build an atmosphere. The slow-burn of this scene is so goddamn good
His sound design is amazing. The very first seconds of Dune is another good example.
another equally valid opinion is that scene was 10 minutes longer than it needed to be and that's why it was so god damn glacial, uninteresting and deserving of skipping through without missing anything.
Well put!
They're getting her ready to meet the aliens, they're giving her injections and they're firing loads of questions at her. "Do you ever feel stressed or nervous?" and she replies, "Does now count?"
Yea, i just skipped ahead. 🤷♂
I saw this movie in theaters, it was awesome, loved not only the fact that the heptapods weren't even remotely human, but that ominous droning in the soundtrack when they're revealed gave me chills.
God I wish to see this film in theater. This would be hell of an experience.
Watched this for the first time recently and the first thing I thought was how surreal of an experience this would have been in the cinema, jealous!
And the noise they make when they arrive too, the brm brm brm
One of the tiny Easter eggs I saw in this sequence was that the Aliens seemed excited when they realized Amy Adams was there. Like they knew she was coming.
How did you find out they seem excited? Maybe they arrive like this everytime.
@@Scorpionwincheater88 you mean you can't tell when a heoptapod is excited? 🤦
They pretty much knew everything that was going to happen since that is how they view their reality.
Amy Adams is hot wouldn't you be excited if she was coming to see you?😂
“Oh my god, big fan!”
This was an excellent movie. I loved the fact of humans having to create a language to communicate with an alien race. Too many movies don’t even explain how beings from millions of light years away would automatically speak English.
Project Hail Mary should be interesting
Well learning a new language isn't anywhere near on the scale of traveling light years away. Even one's you cannot speak you could still understand.
@@wesleywarsmith1113 you're thinking way too in the box. We have no idea how ET life may have evolved. the same goes for them. It's def. possible humans and aliens wouldn't even know the other is communicating if they came into contact.
It's easy. They study our culture as we do with ancient ones. Or they use telepathy.
Oh, I thought everybody spoke English :)
I always wonder about how terrified the first people who had to go in there must have been and by the time the scientist are involved they're like "well, what are you waiting for?"
I would of walked in there and whooped all the heptapods butts easy wouldn't even be a challenge.
I love the idea that they know these aliens have gravity tech, literally the ability to change a fundamental force of the universe, and world governments are like "yeah nuke em or whatever, that'll work".
I mean, gravity is the weakest of the forces. Nukes wield the weak nuclear force, which is many magnitudes stronger than gravity. So if we're just going by technical achievement, nukes win.
@@glowerworm no. You don’t understand the significance of the ability to control gravity 🤦♂️🤷♂️. If you have complete control over gravity your nuke loses because you could in essence generate extreme high gravity and suck a nuclear blast into a black hole. Get it 🤷♂️🤔
@@glowerworm also…in regards to your “weakest of the forces”. A black hole says hello 👋🤔
@@smyers820gm detonate the nuke early using a wireless signal, then. No need for it to impact something. Or better yet, attack them with high-energy lasers. Gravity won't affect those fast enough if you aim directly at them. Or even sweep the laser so that some of it gets trapped by the black hole, but some of it makes a curved trajectory right for the ship
@@glowerworm dude are you serious? These fictional life forms not only have the ability to control gravity they can control time. You’d never be able to beat them. They could travel in the future and see what you planned to do and take a different path 🤷♂️EDIT. you understand lasers are light 🤷♂️😂. Light can’t escape from black holes. Hence the name BLACK HOLE 😂😂😂😂
Watching this scene for the first time, in a theatre no less, was creepy as fuck. They did a great job making everything appear and feel so damn...alien. That fucking trotting first heptapod. And that score was just hair raising.
I just noticed the slight dolly zoom when Jeremy Renner looks down at earth, showing just how surreal the situation is.
its perfect, that's actually one of my favorite shots in a movie packed with jaw droppers. The way that it lingers when he falls, slowly moves forward when he gets up, then does the dolly zoom along with the one allowed use of the word "Fuck" in a PG-13 movie lol. It's perfect
One of the best first contact books/movies because the author didn't take the easy route.
Such as the aliens being human like in appearance and speaking English?
One of my favourite SciFi films. Must have watched it about 6 times and enjoy it each time just as much as I did the first time.
Same, I just love the concept, how do we communicate with the truly alien? Me and my octopus have great chats 😏
The only bad thing about this movie is all the time my boyfriend and I have spent trying to find another alien themed movie that even comes close to this level of greatness.
When we happened upon it one evening, it was totally blind-in that we had no clue the greatness we were about to be presented with-what an incredible experience in cinema it was.
It's one of those movies the more you watch the more you pick up on things the first time you missed watching it
Amy Adams was wonderful, as usual. But it was a special treat to see Jeremy Renner given material that gave him rein for his abilities. I don' t mean tiresome scenery chewing antics, but the subtlety he employed.
The film itself avoided histrionics. And the script, well it did pin exactly from where the greatest threats to peace, intelligence, and progress come in the US.....not from aliens but from citizens who are in love with hate and violence.
I loved this scene, but one thing that bothered me was not being able to tell sometimes what was film music and what were sounds emanating from the aliens or their ship
I feel in that case, that the score has done its job. The blending of the two (folly and score) creates a surreal feeling that compliments the visuals.
@@Far3288 Yeah I also feel that was intentional.
The music in this scene and general sound design is probably my favorite out of any movie. Ive never felt so invested in a movie scene before
7:20 simply chill-inducing. RIP Johann Johannson, he was a goat
That's the heptapods for you. When I was brought in to help with the quadpods, it went a lot more smoothly.
Those sounds are amazing! Love this scene so much!
4:27 the screen rotation glitching because they're entering a space with shifted gravity? This movie's storytelling is on another level
Reminds me of when I meet my in laws for the first time.
The ships hung in the sky in much the same way that bricks don't.
Another Douglas Adam's fan! 😃
Still not sure whether I have seen the movie or whether I will see it in the future...
One of the greatest slow burn reveals ever, in one of the greatest sci fi movies ever, by one of the greatest directors ever. Was immediately sold on anything Denis Villaneuve did after seeing Sicario then Arrival.
Prisoners is his best work.
Loved prisoners and arrival, slept through Sicario
I remember watching this late night on a very long flight...😂😂. The eerie music matched with the mood in the dark cabin
The minimal use of dialogue added to the suspense.
People commenting on a movie about aliens...
Scissor lift that goes that high, impossible!
One of my favorites episodes in movie history. I was so excited by this scene, that I can’t breathe for a short period of time
This movie was friggin awesome. Took its time and delivered.
watched that film for the first time yesterday and I fucking hate past me for not watching this in the theatre 😭
i hate you too for that! Not as much as i hate myself.. Check out 'Wind River' another awesome Renner film
I saw it in theaters when it came out, loved it.
love those military grade unlimited height scissor lifts!
It’s a film about aliens and that’s your unbelievable take?
@@TheDGAF06 Aliens exist so...
And how they stand safely on grass.
7:22 What is this instrument?
“I was working in a studio in Berlin with some great analog tape machines, and spent several days recording various instruments, creating these rich, layered analog tape loops. I recorded them at various speeds. A low note, for example, recorded at high speed and then played back at the lowest speed becomes this subsonic rumble. We did this with several instruments: cello, trumpet, the human voice.” - Jóhann Jóhannsson
Amy Adams did such an amazing job in this movie like in most movies she does, she really is an underrated actress
Six Oscar nominations… I’d say she’s about properly rated
Underrated?
@@danielesteve8359 Overused word, am I right?
@@gregbors8364 Completely. She's not 1 of my fave, but critics have only good words for her. Even Margot Kidder said she was too talented to play a Lois Lane who was only the main character's partenaire.
Love the Didgeridoo sfx of the aliens, It is such a simple tool but still very atmospheric
Sometimes I hate knowing things like that scissor lift doesn't lift that high.
Maybe they had one manufactured? Doesn't sound an impossible task and its imperative for them to enter that way. How else would you do it? Not being a hater just speculating
@@raidensballz4955 well, let me clarify. There is one that goes this high but it was made last year. Well after the movie. It's also just a angle trick with the fading of the background and making it go out of focus. They slow it down significantly at that point.
@@scottwall8419 I understand that in reality one hadn't been around yet. And they clearly just used a standard scissor lift in the film.
but don't you think that if the alien ships landed and we needed access. That they would manufacture a large scissor lift?? There is a huge army base with all sorts of tech and access to large sums of money. I'm sure they could have one manufactured pretty quickly considering.
@@raidensballz4955 sure. Why not. Theoretically if aliens showed up before it was made
CIA program Operation Scissor Lift
This was an excellent movie.
The music score is unique.
Jöhanns music really sets the stage for this scene
They got so hung up on the hypothetical problem of first contact that they overlooked the opening of an extraterrestrial vessel's entry door that didn't sound too alien.
I'm thinking it was done purposely to show just how basic something like a sliding door is. It gives the aliens and their ships a bit of extra veritas; "hey, look, they use doors just like we do!" Sure, they've got super-advanced tech compared to ours, but sometimes simplicity rules; think of slings, bow & arrow, basic firearms, hammers, rakes... If a design works really well with minimal evolution needed, why bother going with (more error-prone, more expensive, possibly more massive/heavier, more potentially frightening to aliens) advanced tech?
9:16 Dorothy, the scarecrow, the tin man and the lion come before OZ for the first time!
Was so intense in the theater.
A really great movie.
Notice how disconcerting something as simple as shifting gravity becomes. It would be a miniature horror to many.
lol take away electricity from a major city for 2 weeks and watch everyone default back to early human. It doesn't take much to topple our reality and safe pattern. Even astronauts in space are severely more at risk of cancer and suffer huge distrophy in their muscle; a sign that even our bodies are so tightly adapted to this planet, this atmosphere that even venturing slightly away already has drastic negative affects.
This is one movie I wish i could see for the first time AGAIN
I'm going to have to watch this movie again. It's been a while and it was _so good._
Same. I only saw it once and I actually really liked it
Yeah, same here, seen it once and it was good.
It's so dark it's like DC
Hawkeye should’ve brought his bow
Such a clever, great film.. but also crushingly sad with the story of her daughter.
The shape of the vessel makes me think these were celestial bodies like an asteroid. But they all look the same, suggesting a deeper technology we don't understand.
Gravity is a beautiful thing.
I love that the twist of this movie that isnt really THE twist, is that this is an alien invasion movie where the aliens are the ones being saved by humanity
The thing I don’t get is how do aliens build a space ship without fingers.
Could it be grown?
@@wombleofwimbledon5442 hatched
Watch an octopus manipulate things with its tentacle and you'll stop wondering. :-)
Robots
Not fingers, but brains
Wow... great at genuinely making you feel like you were in her shoes.
Can we eat those things?
One heptapod be like food for the entire city at once
Why does everything in outer space look like an octopus?
It's all H. P. Lovecraft's fault....😉
I think it's because Octopuses come from outer space 🐙
Just an archetype already engrained deeply into the human subconscious about wormy, spidery, slippery things being alien and dangerous to human probably due to our past
too much midnight in the cellar for me
Send a drone in, no? Leap straight to the redhead.
I like the movie. Mostly for the ideas of fatalism and viewing time diffrently. An theyr like the nice version of tri pods.
So great.
The movie name is "27 Dresses"
Mr V. merci pour ton travi. 144 😎 DUNE
not 4k. fix it.
A 35 foot scissor lift extending at least 50 feet high. Gotta love Hollywood.
As was obvious in this clip, the space into which it extended didn't quite follow the laws of physics as we know them. The scissor lift likely did rise to its maximum elevation, but in the chamber it may have appeared a much greater distance.
They make 50's! I've driven a 53' self-leveling one (Genie). Didn't check the number on the machine though.
How do you know the ship doesn't move , stretch, extend? How do you know the lift didn't levitate? Was it a really a standard 35 foot unit?
They must have used the lighting director from the last episodes of GOT!
I used to like Aliens in everything until i read about Operation Fishbowl.
Awesome, awesome movie and scene. However, some silly parts, namely, that humans would (1) not respect a force that travels between the stars and think we can just shoot a missile at them, (2) be weirded out by the weird creatures but not that they are orders of magnitude more advanced (local gravity control), (3) have low rank soldiers listening to fox news handling this instead of the most professional people in the country.
Yeah you're pretty much meeting your overlords here. Tread lightly
Forgot Jeremy was in this one!
I've never seen this movie.
Galactic Uber Eats................
Look, they are nice elephants from a gaseous world. Their motive is intrigued at least. Think like a child.
Thank god sci-fi has this director whose name I can't spell or pronounce lol
Scratch that, I can say it.
It's like after he made this movie Hollywood just went "yep, this is our sci-fi guy. Here, have Bladerunner, Dune, and Rendezvous With Rama"
It's like they just trust him with the most beloved scifi intellectual properties because they know he'll knock it out of the park every time. Couldn't be happier, I am always eager for another Villeneuve film.
Blade Runner, you are one of the best. With Nolan. Cest vrai 🙏🏾 more 144’s in Blade runner and Dune tall. More clues…
This movie, the series The Expanse, Interstellar, and the new Dune film pretty much reset science fiction for me. Anything else feels silly now.
I am here after the UAP hearing
They look like Among us
Why did they have lights in their suit shining into their eyeballs?
so you can see the actors' faces. Seriously
I arrived in my pants just then.
=berjalan perlahan-lahan
Even triple protected. I won't accept it
How is that huge thing just levitating on the ground defying gravity?
Obviously, for the exact same reason that gravity shifted inside the craft: They have control over it.
It is a bred of seev cable
Menudo bodrio d peli, X Diossss
11:53
According to the universal principle of cause & effect, what causes a black hole?
When you hold in a fart for too long.
Crappy resolution
Hey can we go for a short ride I have gas money and weed
Jaime beacoup “Incedies”, Mon prefere film ❤ Cest pas un blague (not a joke). Cest moi, Queen Nefertiti of Toronto Canada. Montreal RISE 💥🥷👁️👍🏾
Ents
Makes you sleep in 5 minutes
After having made you curse for 10
I looked through many short moments in this clip, and figured: this is about nothing + heavy breathing in ridiculous heavy suits, in dark rooms…
You and the “movie” got your deserved dislike from me…
yes, for people who don't understand things, its just heavy breathing and a dark room. Exactly. Maybe watch the whole movie and see wtf is this about. You welcome.
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Hi to Earth. The story doesn't fit(unless I meet Julia Chatterley), but the encounter is pretty accurate metaphorically. When I was face to face with them it was honestly like being Bill Pullman except there was no glass, guns and when it spoke to me I was terrified. I accidentalyl gave it a Will Smith welcome to Earth.👽👽💃🤛
Das ist die Szene? Die wollen mich verarschen xD
God this scene annoyed the fuk outta me and I actually thought of leaving the theater thinking the whole movie is going to be like this slow.
This is one of the best scenes ever imo
Most people missed the true message within this movie.
Imagine if you had a vehicle as large as a city, and could suspend it in mid air......sideways!
We've missed the boat when it comes to travel or movement, because we cannot get our thinking out of the gutter and the drudgery.
What are you trying to say? Most people missed the true message? And what is the true message? Something connected with the propulsion system of the alien ships? That is science fiction, and I have seen the film, nothing is said about how these ships move, what is the principle behind that. That last sentence in your comment makes no sense.
The true message of the film is connected with one theory about language, the hypothesis of linguistic relativity, also known as the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis, that language can affect the way how one thinks, or perceives reality. It is proven that the "hard" version of that hypothesis is not true, and in that film, the idea is that the "hard" version of that hypothesis is true.
Swing and a miss!
HAHAHAHAHHA!!!! Yeah that was the message, you nailed it!
''.....sideways!''
shits funny
So, you canvassed most people who saw the movie, and asked them what they thought the true message was? Neato
@@raidensballz4955 Im dying here ahhahaahhahhh the guy thought the whole point of the movie was free energy and zero mass lift and propulsion? Yea just like the 1st guy said they didnt talk once about the craft and how it works lol.
انت واتباعك وهم
Three things ruined this movie for me. They way the aliens talk is absurd and that their language affects time/space is even more absurd. I really could have done without the daughter side story. Aside from that it's dope stuff. Some of the best aliens ever.
What movie is this? Doesnt look like superman.
That's a really good point.
Thank you for reminding me.
Not like I'd forgotten.
Nice to be reminded though.
Now why would we believe that a Monkey is a scientist or a general? It's ridiculous.
I’ve seen better bait. With that being said solid effort. 6/10 for creativity. Navigating RUclips’s spam detector can be tricky
Never seen this movie but i already hate the stupid woman who cant say alien or get in a suit without dying from it.
BORING.
Lois and Hawkeye both have encountered aliens before. 6:48, in the words of Captain America, Language Hawkeye. Just like in American Hustle, with both he and Lois in not watching their language. Which was same with Mystique, Batman, and Rocket Racoon.
Superhero movie fan tries to understand the idea of casting challenge (impossible)