It's the perfect collapse in front of the TV after a hard days work... And if you fall asleep, you don't mind. The story isn't up there with LOTR's. It's just a good action movie that gives and keeps on giving.
Completely agreeeee. It’s by no means the best writing but the tech is so sick and I love aviation so in turn I love this movie haha. Also Jessica Beil was my teenage crush lmao
Here's something that's counterintuitive, jet fuel isn't actually that combustable. This scene probably wouldn't happen. The only reason why it functions in an engine is because air is efficiently compressed to an ideal level and mixed with fuel in its combustion chamber. Fuel floating in thin air in extremely thin atmosphere at high altitude would probably be completely inert
That's what I thought, but I guess the filmmakers are trying to catch the human emotion of a fuel that powers the jet should be highly flammable! What burns my eye is where the future aircrafts when this movie was being filmed were supposed to be all glass and they went full-on analog switch crazy there!
2:49 lmao do these CGI artists not realize they created a ball of fire about 60 miles tall right there...? Relative to the size of the Earth, that is WAAAAAAAY too big.
Isn't it kind of weird that the this is like some super advanced 6th generation fighter but the fuel indicators at 1:09 are little red LED numbers like on the flux capacitor in back to the future?
Well devils advocate he was likely on autopilot in vtol configuration, so disengage autopilot retract the refuel probe switch to conventional flight characteristics and retract his flaps. I’m sure it wouldn’t look like that for instance the flaps are on a lever not a button but eh who knows
My friend to quote a line from Gina Davidson The Long Kiss Goodnight quote budget cuts my dear Congress blindsided me I was forced to find any kind of reliable sources I could use including the so-called bad guy here as he was pointing to the terrorists who was on The Hit List now works for the CIA LOL
Josh Lucas acting here was the best like a true wing commander. I always wanted a sequel of this movie Stealth but it never made...The concept and CGI of EDI was ahead of its time
That looks amazing. But I find it hard to believe that that explosion would be stronger than the largest nuclear explosion ever and that Gannon would be able to survive that.
George Hamilton Well it does make sense the blimp is way up in the stratosphere and it is a tanker. It carries fuel and Ben Gannon fleed before the main explosion took place and an F-37 can reach up speeds to mach 4.
I know what happened. But at the moment of the explosion, he was, what, 100 meters away? Even if he didn't have to take time to accelerate to Mach 4, he wouldn't have been able to escape the explosion.
Considering it was 2005, I think they actually did a fairly good job of visually representing a 6th gen fighter concept without even realizing it. 5th Gen was basically bleeding edge, the F35 existed on paper, and the F22 was just barely into its production run. For those who dont know. The Pentagon designates a 6th gen fighter as a fighter that incorporates 5th gen stealth technology, but also has the ability to work with drones in multiple roles, be that a stealth drone wingman or working with reapers to attack ground targets using the fighters more advanced sensors, all while also being able to lock onto a target with the fighter, and have weapons launched from friendly aircraft or drones to engage the target without the fighter ever having to open its payload doors, allowing it to use long range munitions for more accurate over the horizon kills.
Well then that's kinda of a . .more marketing definition than anything else. As the F-35 is already networked with any modern American jet, as well as ground based and naval radar. I would argue that what's lacking is the capability of the "drones" to be assigned a mission and perform it autonomously. This capability is still in development, the most obvious example would be the Australian ghost bat.
@Juraj Sintaj yes and no, the F35 can network with other planes, and thats actually the crux of the F15EX which will basically be a flying missile truck. But there isnt a drone companion nor a unifed software that allows a single pilot the kind of control over the other airframes. That we know of. The Pentagon began work on a 6th gen program back in 2017, but it wasnt publically acknowledged until 2021. Prototypes are already in air mostlikely, and theres more likely than no a plan to incorporate these new developments into the 6th gen fighter program that plans on replacing the F22
Most likely its a risk cause if he were to dive hed have to use hypersonic speed and in a scene which he dived down with a missle he passed out. Almost dying. So he just kept up the pace with the ucav edi
@@PlxyBxiNxrcy it's not gonna be risky if he's gentle on the stick, at that altitude he has plenty time to recover from a dive without risking G loc. btw modern F16 can pull the plane up automatically if the pilot is having G loc during a dive
Biggest problem I see with this is that the mid air refueling planes have safety plans to prevent fuel from going through the boom when not specifically told to. Shooting the nozzle off would just make it shut off at the base of the boom.
"My spectral sensors are reading flammable atmospherics"... did you need a sensors to tell you that? the big green toxic gas circle coming out of the fuel blimp does not tell you that. This is why they are replacing you! GAH!
@@AlexSDU ppff the first aircraft with forward-inclined wings was the Sukhoi Su-47 Berkut, just because they use the same wing design or have some similarities does not mean they were copied or inspired.
@@JamtypeII ppff You are wrong there. The first forward swept wing jet aircraft was the Grumman X-29, built in 1984. SU-47 only came in early 1990's. ppff
I played ace combat as a kid and then watched this movie growing up this is as close as to a real Ace Combat movie we're going to get I'm pretty sure seeing how this is pretty much the plot of Ace Combat 3 if you haven't played that you really should the translation is pretty much completed
Except this movie is about navy. Not an air force. If the navy use a pilot from air force as backup plan if they ran out of pilot then i get the point.
Huge credit to the team at DD for creating work that in 2021 is still extremely good. The only area lacking is the final photorealistic 'look' in the comp.
I love this film. Even bought it original dvd back in 2005. When I'm feeling down, I just put it on and I feel super great after. This movie doesn't get the fame that's it due ... nick Trinidad and Tobago.
Funny enough that when my friend and I watched it in the cinema, we both said that the plot almost similar like Macross Plus(1995). Military next generation fighters - Checked Military next generation AI fighter - Checked Test pilots fighting the AI fighter - Checked One of them killed by the AI fighter - Checked
Love is a burning thing And it makes a fiery ring. Bound by wild desire I fell into a ring of fire. I fell into a burning ring of fire, I went down, down, down and the flames went higher And it burns, burns, burns, The ring of fire, the ring of fire. I fell into a burning ring of fire, I went down, down, down and the flames went higher And it burns, burns, burns, The ring of fire, the ring of fire. The taste of love is sweet When hearts like ours meet. I fell for you like a child, Oh, but the fire went wild. I fell into a burning ring of fire, I went down, down, down and the flames went higher And it burns, burns, burns, The ring of fire, the ring of fire. And it burns, burns, burns, The ring of fire, the ring of fire. The ring of fire, the ring of fire.
I love the design of the jet (idk if it’s intended or not). There was a prototype jet that looked almost identical. Flew but if I’m not correct the test pilots didn’t like it as it was very unstable. Don’t quote me on that one tho. Edit: XB-53 is one I remember distinctly and JU-287 v1 which was a loony toones looking thing I really liked. It was the first ever one I saw and was fascinated by them.
2005 This came out in 2005 and it's still the best and basically the only film like this ever made... It's not too late to make a stealth 2 Who cares if it bombs just straight to Netflix / amazon prime it, if this film came out today on Netflix / amazon prime it would be a PERFECT film for that. Honestly I'll never forget watching this in 2005, the day we got the dvd this is probably THE film that got me into the love of engineering and computers and AI. It took 18 years for real life AI to even start to catch up to what this film had. They need to capitalise on the AI hype and release a stealth 2 with an even more advanced EDI 2, back then this was all science fiction to most people, 18 years of technological advance in real life and in movie making / cgi, a rogue AI plane with 2023 cgi my body isn't ready
I wonder if such a refueling blimp would make sense for the military, or if it would turn into a large and easy target during a war? I also wonder if they would let something like that fly around unmaned and risk having it hacked, they would very likely put some badly paid airman up there to prevent hacking or fuel getting lost.
Ignoring the practicality of a blimp even being able to carry that much fuel and somehow floating all the way up to the stratosphere. Planes would likely stall trying to refuel. Blimps don't go very fast. Any plane would have to slow down to a point where there wouldn't be any lift. Maybe a Harrier could pull it of or a VTOL F-35. Regardless, something like this would be seen from any satellite and be shot down in a conflict.
So I was this many years old when I realized the fuel is in a circle because the blimp keeps its position by moving in a circle, thus constantly spraying fuel into the cloud...
very kind AI to start the fire just about far enough from the pilot to give him time to finish refueling and escape. If it was deadly, it would have started at the refuel.
Its a running theme in the movie the AI doesn't want to kill his wingmen he is having a dissagreement with them on tactics. Just like Jamie Foxx in the canyon chase its on the pilot's reaction time to survive. He is testing them.
It didn't wait. As soon as the pilot said that he would shoot down EDI, EDI ignited the fuel cloud (trying to get a kill without using its internal ammunition). If the pilot had kept on talking he could have gotten more fuel, and potentially even talked EDI down. He is not supposed to be a hero making threats, he is a United States officer with the rights and duties that involves.
Everyone Is hating on this film. My personal opinion Is that, this was really ahead of its time, watching this as a kid made me feel like I was in the goddamn plane! Last but not least. This Is for me, the best movie about stealth fighters and planes in general.
This in the air is one of the coolest things and feelings probably you've ever had... 💯,It takes getting use too,after one gets comfortable it feels like heaven,they used to tell me keep your eyes open back there 💯....
You're aware Jets don't just have _one_ speed, right? They have thrusters, which, shocker, have throttles. How do you think refuelling planes work? Jets slow down to match their speed, and yes, they're _possibly_ going faster than the blimp is here(we cannot know, these fighters are quite sophisticated so it stands to reason other vehicles are too) but anything coming in to refuel will just match speed.
It had a good soundtrack and dogfight scenes, as well as setpieces like the one in this video, but a lot of other elements didn't work, none of the actors that played the main trio were compelling in the slightest (Biel and Foxx specially felt like diversity tokens and out of place), so it ends up being pretty bad overall. EDI was the best character and basically the main reason I haven't simply forgotten about the movie. It ended up being a half-baked Yukikaze and I'll be damned if whoever wrote this movie didn't take cues from that OVA.
One thing I liked about this movie was the AI never actually directly killed the humans on its own side.... it only put them in situations they would have to adapt to in order to survive
This film was far from perfect, but it tried its best to look unique and that's why I love it.
Yeah, it's not the best movie, but I still like it, because it has some cool stuff in it. Even if it's dumb, it's cool.
Its a movie made for people who just want to have fun.
It's the perfect collapse in front of the TV after a hard days work... And if you fall asleep, you don't mind. The story isn't up there with LOTR's. It's just a good action movie that gives and keeps on giving.
Completely agreeeee. It’s by no means the best writing but the tech is so sick and I love aviation so in turn I love this movie haha. Also Jessica Beil was my teenage crush lmao
Here's something that's counterintuitive, jet fuel isn't actually that combustable. This scene probably wouldn't happen. The only reason why it functions in an engine is because air is efficiently compressed to an ideal level and mixed with fuel in its combustion chamber. Fuel floating in thin air in extremely thin atmosphere at high altitude would probably be completely inert
Not that the gas would stick like a circle without dispersing or sinking anyway
Most people who went to see this movie wouldnt know so all the saw was a good movie and that's what Hollywood is hoping for
That is very true. Especially the thin air part, fire needs oxygen to happen.
That's what I thought, but I guess the filmmakers are trying to catch the human emotion of a fuel that powers the jet should be highly flammable! What burns my eye is where the future aircrafts when this movie was being filmed were supposed to be all glass and they went full-on analog switch crazy there!
OK NERD
super advanced fuel blimp
no one thought to put an emergency stop valve on the hose....
Movie logic
Fund washing.
sounds like a mistake human will make
Deep water horizon
I think that tanker/fuel blimp is also unmanned too.
"My mandate is to survive" - blows up the only thing that keeps him flying and alive...
Not anymore after they locked EDI ID to refuel on that Air Station~
Logic would calculate that there are multiple Fueling Stations posted in different locals around the world for the Jets to refuel at.
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The thing that's keeping him flying and alive is... his wings... and engines
Until the fuel runs out because they are always on afterburner
2:49 lmao do these CGI artists not realize they created a ball of fire about 60 miles tall right there...? Relative to the size of the Earth, that is WAAAAAAAY too big.
That’s what I thought
corny af
well in their defense the explision is happening in already great hight wich makes it a tad more believable
@@trapy3550 compared to the size of the earth nope
it's a movie dude stop being so realistic
Shout out to Cameraman for risking his life to give us this amazing footage.
lmao Cameraman is amazing master's skydiving.
The explosion was so big the guy end up in orbit. Some say he's still going.
Silly goose, this is not real. Its all clay animation!
Pt Bot are you that stupid ?
XD
I just realized how freaking big the cockpits are in this movie, compared to real life. So much shoulder room...
There’s almost nothing even on the dashboard too, just a few LED’s
well how else would you be able to fit a film crew, their camera and mics, and still have room for shooting from multiple angles? :)
@@TomJerry-wk5uh did they have toilet inside too?
and rear visibility is nonexistent.
@@GoodLookingGentlemen well the Su 34, a fighter jet, kinda has a toilet inside. This film is still ridiculous though
Isn't it kind of weird that the this is like some super advanced 6th generation fighter but the fuel indicators at 1:09 are little red LED numbers like on the flux capacitor in back to the future?
It just needs to show the fuel, doesnt need to tell time and weather.
Considering fighter jets now can refuel in seconds, fair shit tech that takes that long to refuel.
Looks like the dashboard in the command module from Apollo 13 lmao
It does the job. What, you want an IPAD?
@@Coinz8 it's a lot cheaper to put that all on one display
This future fighter sucks, look at how many buttons he had to press just to detach and get out
Well devils advocate he was likely on autopilot in vtol configuration, so disengage autopilot retract the refuel probe switch to conventional flight characteristics and retract his flaps. I’m sure it wouldn’t look like that for instance the flaps are on a lever not a button but eh who knows
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The person who wrote this So you are an expert on these planes?
@@carlosmoroney8475 lmao other commenter said f35 is an ipad this sounds like that new phone punctured meme
2005 movie, don't judge past thing with modern standards
So Hollywood used a bicycle helmet for the pilots...
My friend to quote a line from Gina Davidson The Long Kiss Goodnight quote budget cuts my dear Congress blindsided me I was forced to find any kind of reliable sources I could use including the so-called bad guy here as he was pointing to the terrorists who was on The Hit List now works for the CIA LOL
All about the budget man
It was the democratic that fund the movie lol
It's to show the actors' faces. I think the only time it's tolerable was when Tom Cruise did that HALO jump.
@@peterfrank3365 when was that?
Josh Lucas acting here was the best like a true wing commander. I always wanted a sequel of this movie Stealth but it never made...The concept and CGI of EDI was ahead of its time
That looks amazing. But I find it hard to believe that that explosion would be stronger than the largest nuclear explosion ever and that Gannon would be able to survive that.
George Hamilton Well it does make sense the blimp is way up in the stratosphere and it is a tanker. It carries fuel and Ben Gannon fleed before the main explosion took place and an F-37 can reach up speeds to mach 4.
I know what happened. But at the moment of the explosion, he was, what, 100 meters away? Even if he didn't have to take time to accelerate to Mach 4, he wouldn't have been able to escape the explosion.
George Hamilton Yeah well he accelerated before the main explosion took place.
+TytoAlbaSoren He was nowhere near Mach 4 by the time the explosion took place.
George Hamilton I know
Considering it was 2005, I think they actually did a fairly good job of visually representing a 6th gen fighter concept without even realizing it. 5th Gen was basically bleeding edge, the F35 existed on paper, and the F22 was just barely into its production run.
For those who dont know.
The Pentagon designates a 6th gen fighter as a fighter that incorporates 5th gen stealth technology, but also has the ability to work with drones in multiple roles, be that a stealth drone wingman or working with reapers to attack ground targets using the fighters more advanced sensors, all while also being able to lock onto a target with the fighter, and have weapons launched from friendly aircraft or drones to engage the target without the fighter ever having to open its payload doors, allowing it to use long range munitions for more accurate over the horizon kills.
Well then that's kinda of a . .more marketing definition than anything else. As the F-35 is already networked with any modern American jet, as well as ground based and naval radar. I would argue that what's lacking is the capability of the "drones" to be assigned a mission and perform it autonomously. This capability is still in development, the most obvious example would be the Australian ghost bat.
@Juraj Sintaj yes and no, the F35 can network with other planes, and thats actually the crux of the F15EX which will basically be a flying missile truck. But there isnt a drone companion nor a unifed software that allows a single pilot the kind of control over the other airframes. That we know of. The Pentagon began work on a 6th gen program back in 2017, but it wasnt publically acknowledged until 2021. Prototypes are already in air mostlikely, and theres more likely than no a plan to incorporate these new developments into the 6th gen fighter program that plans on replacing the F22
I personally love the precise futuristic computer reading of “thin air”
1. How have I never heard of this movie
2. How was this movie’s special effects so good for its time? Why does it feel like a movie made recently?
1. Because the movie is underrated.
2. Because it's a Hollywood movie. Probably because of the CGI or because Movieclips just recently posted it.
Nick The Undying they spent a truckload of money on the film... unfortunately it was one of the biggest box office bombs of all time :/
the movie isn't that good, I don't recommend watching it
The effects are good but ngl the movie itself it really cheesy
The movie is wonderful. I recommend watching it. I watched thrice. Will watch the fourth time.
Could've dived, just sayin'
But did he though?🤣
He needed to keep up with the UCAV.
Most likely its a risk cause if he were to dive hed have to use hypersonic speed and in a scene which he dived down with a missle he passed out. Almost dying. So he just kept up the pace with the ucav edi
@@PlxyBxiNxrcy it's not gonna be risky if he's gentle on the stick, at that altitude he has plenty time to recover from a dive without risking G loc. btw modern F16 can pull the plane up automatically if the pilot is having G loc during a dive
Biggest problem I see with this is that the mid air refueling planes have safety plans to prevent fuel from going through the boom when not specifically told to. Shooting the nozzle off would just make it shut off at the base of the boom.
whatever
"My spectral sensors are reading flammable atmospherics"... did you need a sensors to tell you that? the big green toxic gas circle coming out of the fuel blimp does not tell you that. This is why they are replacing you! GAH!
Life is not all rainbows and candysticks son
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Well spectral sensors technically means optics so its not incorrect
@@justinroilandexe9365 Who even uses that anymore? Wtf?
@@outrundoubtrun-lemonadeart682 that was a year ago, when that was relevant
The F/A-37 looks a lot like an X-02 Wyvern, especially with its forward swept wings that have variable geometry
It's Mr. X
AC zero.
Maybe the designer(s) got aspired by the Wyvern's design?
@@AlexSDU ppff the first aircraft with forward-inclined wings was the Sukhoi Su-47 Berkut, just because they use the same wing design or have some similarities does not mean they were copied or inspired.
@@JamtypeII ppff You are wrong there. The first forward swept wing jet aircraft was the Grumman X-29, built in 1984. SU-47 only came in early 1990's. ppff
The plot of the movie definitely fits with the lore of Ace Combat's strangereal universe, especially with 3 and 7.
I played ace combat as a kid and then watched this movie growing up this is as close as to a real Ace Combat movie we're going to get I'm pretty sure seeing how this is pretty much the plot of Ace Combat 3 if you haven't played that you really should the translation is pretty much completed
Except this movie is about navy. Not an air force. If the navy use a pilot from air force as backup plan if they ran out of pilot then i get the point.
Huge credit to the team at DD for creating work that in 2021 is still extremely good. The only area lacking is the final photorealistic 'look' in the comp.
As a vfx i can say that
Cgi was in Infancy at that time it neither looked photorealistic nor the proper physics
2:46 I think the scale of the explosion and the Earth is not right.
but cool xD
@@brutalo nope not cool if its that unrealistic
@@brutalo no it's not. it's stupid
kuku definitely cool lol
But it’s PREEEEETY!!!!
Love how his helmet is a bicycle helmet.
I love this film. Even bought it original dvd back in 2005. When I'm feeling down, I just put it on and I feel super great after. This movie doesn't get the fame that's it due ... nick
Trinidad and Tobago.
Agreed. It disappeared from Amazon Prime which made me sad, it ended up on Netflix somehow. Couldn't be happier.
what's the name of the movie?
@@mr.unlimited7950 Stealth
Funny enough that when my friend and I watched it in the cinema, we both said that the plot almost similar like Macross Plus(1995).
Military next generation fighters - Checked
Military next generation AI fighter - Checked
Test pilots fighting the AI fighter - Checked
One of them killed by the AI fighter - Checked
It's movies like this that make me feel calm. Glad I saw this when I was anxious over something.
Such a masterpiece was created a long time ago 😊. Superb concept.. STEALTH.
fly for two minutes... the ring is still there... like there is no air flow at all...
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I mean for the directors defense,they are pretty high in the thin atmosphere soooo just sayin
But what about the Jetstream or the air moved around by the plane
The attention to science is breathtaking
Love is a burning thing
And it makes a fiery ring.
Bound by wild desire
I fell into a ring of fire.
I fell into a burning ring of fire,
I went down, down, down and the flames went higher
And it burns, burns, burns,
The ring of fire, the ring of fire.
I fell into a burning ring of fire,
I went down, down, down and the flames went higher
And it burns, burns, burns,
The ring of fire, the ring of fire.
The taste of love is sweet
When hearts like ours meet.
I fell for you like a child,
Oh, but the fire went wild.
I fell into a burning ring of fire,
I went down, down, down and the flames went higher
And it burns, burns, burns,
The ring of fire, the ring of fire.
And it burns, burns, burns,
The ring of fire, the ring of fire.
The ring of fire, the ring of fire.
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RIP, Cash.
You missed a chorus verse at the end before the outro
Wow, is it Saturday afternoon already? Because I can already smell the buttered popcorn. What fun!
State of the art aircraft with poor pilot visibility. LOL🤣
A lot like the Delta Dart actually. Built as an interceptor with no rear visibility.
And the F-4 Phantom II.
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Modern aircraft, like the F-35 do not need large bubble canopies because their HUD can see through their aircraft
@@matiastorres1510
Well F22 raptor has bubble canopy.. And hud is only facing forward.
2:10. _"I fell out from a burning ring of fire, I went down, down, down, but the flames, they go higher!"_
I love the design of the jet (idk if it’s intended or not). There was a prototype jet that looked almost identical. Flew but if I’m not correct the test pilots didn’t like it as it was very unstable. Don’t quote me on that one tho.
Edit: XB-53 is one I remember distinctly and JU-287 v1 which was a loony toones looking thing I really liked. It was the first ever one I saw and was fascinated by them.
The fact that the tanker would have been designed with a shut off valve made this un-watchable...
This is my most favourite scene of this film thanks for uploading to this movie scene.
2005
This came out in 2005 and it's still the best and basically the only film like this ever made...
It's not too late to make a stealth 2
Who cares if it bombs just straight to Netflix / amazon prime it, if this film came out today on Netflix / amazon prime it would be a PERFECT film for that.
Honestly I'll never forget watching this in 2005, the day we got the dvd this is probably THE film that got me into the love of engineering and computers and AI.
It took 18 years for real life AI to even start to catch up to what this film had.
They need to capitalise on the AI hype and release a stealth 2 with an even more advanced EDI 2, back then this was all science fiction to most people,
18 years of technological advance in real life and in movie making / cgi, a rogue AI plane with 2023 cgi my body isn't ready
It looks sooooo dammm good for a film from 2005📽🙈
1:52 "That information is wrong. He tried to kill me. He made mistakes. Pilot error."
This line sounds like EDI's a person in denial.
It is true though, EDI was just fleeing, he could've engaged Henry if he wanted to but he didn't.
Worst feeling all the sudden it shuts off I think I pooped myself lol....
This film is pretty good. I have watched it three times
Sean same hahahaha..
Yeah but sadly even tho it was planned for a sequel, it bombed in the box office...
THATS SOME VERY GOOD CGI FOR 2005
My favourite one . And the resulting mega explosion at the end of the earth atmospheric limits.
気球型の空中給油機？常に飛んでるし、便利そうだね。
補給は輸送機だろうか。飛んでるのにエネルギーが必要無いなら従来の空中給油よりも良いかも。
This was Michael’s Scofield voice, I checked and I was right . Wentworthhhh
The stupendous and spectacular visual effects were supervised by Joel Hynek, Julian Levi, Paul Verrall, and John Frazier.
I wonder if such a refueling blimp would make sense for the military, or if it would turn into a large and easy target during a war? I also wonder if they would let something like that fly around unmaned and risk having it hacked, they would very likely put some badly paid airman up there to prevent hacking or fuel getting lost.
Ignoring the practicality of a blimp even being able to carry that much fuel and somehow floating all the way up to the stratosphere. Planes would likely stall trying to refuel. Blimps don't go very fast. Any plane would have to slow down to a point where there wouldn't be any lift. Maybe a Harrier could pull it of or a VTOL F-35. Regardless, something like this would be seen from any satellite and be shot down in a conflict.
No real point to use this instead of just a tanker plane, as it's just way too big, slow, and unwieldy
@@josephsmith2259 That is why the planes it is meant to refuel have hover-capabilities.
จอช ลูคัส แสดงให้เห็นถึงความเหมาะสมที่จะเป็นเพื่อนและผู้บังคับฝูง EDI คือทีมและเป็นเพื่อนร่วมทีมที่ดี
Bowman : Open the pod bay doors Hal...
HAL 9000 : I'm sorry Dave , I'm afraid I can't do that ..
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Man , we need one of these to end the war.
Crazy watching this years ago and now they actually have an UAV re-fueling craft
Let's just appreciate the cameraman
2005 and you can make a movie like this..
This is how explosions used to look like back in the day, kids.
So I was this many years old when I realized the fuel is in a circle because the blimp keeps its position by moving in a circle, thus constantly spraying fuel into the cloud...
I liked this movie, it was entertaining.
“And the AI on the bad jet was inspired by-“
“HAL-9000. Yeah. We know.”
“Isn’t that clever and spooky???”
“No.”
I like the strategic and tactical section.... a.k.a comment section of this video on RUclips
very kind AI to start the fire just about far enough from the pilot to give him time to finish refueling and escape. If it was deadly, it would have started at the refuel.
Its a running theme in the movie the AI doesn't want to kill his wingmen he is having a dissagreement with them on tactics. Just like Jamie Foxx in the canyon chase its on the pilot's reaction time to survive. He is testing them.
Wish this movie had a sequel.
the evil enemy will always wait til the hero gets back on his feet.. of course..
It didn't wait. As soon as the pilot said that he would shoot down EDI, EDI ignited the fuel cloud (trying to get a kill without using its internal ammunition). If the pilot had kept on talking he could have gotten more fuel, and potentially even talked EDI down. He is not supposed to be a hero making threats, he is a United States officer with the rights and duties that involves.
we didnt know you were stealth,hello from Serbia
Well contact you guys if we ever need to find another one, Old tech wins
Then why'd you let the B-2s freely bomb Belgrade?
2005 y tiene mejor CGI y efectos que varias películas de aviones de esta década.
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I have no idea who would come up to design edi nobody knew they were creating a dangerous war machine.
Everyone Is hating on this film. My personal opinion Is that, this was really ahead of its time, watching this as a kid made me feel like I was in the goddamn plane! Last but not least. This Is for me, the best movie about stealth fighters and planes in general.
That plane was just a mutated F-23 -_-
Ryan Chua Bowen looks more like an su-47 if you’d want to double check for yourself.
Andrew Wright a Russian jet driven by american pilot?illogical
+Ryan Chua Bowen He said it _looks_ like an SU-47, not that it is one
It's a fictional plane called f-37.
To me, it looks from the fornt like f-117, the middle part is SU-47, tail section is F-22, and with some futuristic festures.
closest thing to an ace combat movie.
"Bring him in, Shelby!!! He's out of control!!!"
Oh wait wrong movie.
This Air Fuel Blimp Had to be
Destroyed, it Was Better Than Trying to Repair The Blimp.
This whole scene looks exactly like Tom & Jerry cartoon.
So this is how the storm starts in any battle royale game
i like the design of plane
The airship very much reminds me of the Sphyrna from Ace Combat 3, I wonder if they actually took inspiration from it.
Nothing can survive that blast
So the F/A 37 has vertical lift capability?
Amazing that they can do this without CGI.
it is CGI
when i was a kid watching this trailer, i thought the human are fighting with alien UFO in this movie scene.
Underrated flik... Was good fun
The only good in this movie are: This scene and Jessica Biel: Gorgeous.
Especially when she's in a bikini.
This scene is dumb
This in the air is one of the coolest things and feelings probably you've ever had... 💯,It takes getting use too,after one gets comfortable it feels like heaven,they used to tell me keep your eyes open back there 💯....
Is this plane hovering or is the blimp traveling at the same speed as a jet fighter?
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You're aware Jets don't just have _one_ speed, right? They have thrusters, which, shocker, have throttles. How do you think refuelling planes work? Jets slow down to match their speed, and yes, they're _possibly_ going faster than the blimp is here(we cannot know, these fighters are quite sophisticated so it stands to reason other vehicles are too) but anything coming in to refuel will just match speed.
@@hellsgate09 I just think it's funny that either the blimp is going 200+ km/h or the fighter is slowing down to 50 km/h.
It's a VTOL. You can see the one intake on the top and multiple exhaust ports open up below.
That fuel blimp looks like something from battlestar galactica lol
is it me or does it sound like someone coughed at 2:47 mark?
When I was a kid I was very awesome in this movie because of the futuristic planes and weapons 😎😎🔫⚔🛠⚒🗡
Can you please tell me the movie name,sir?
Did you watch the STEALTH 2005 that's the movie I'm talking about
The Ace combat film
Nope. Not this cheap.
Thank you for that... That was fantastic.... !!!!!!!!
this movie has its awesome moments...but overall its just meh..
It had a good soundtrack and dogfight scenes, as well as setpieces like the one in this video, but a lot of other elements didn't work, none of the actors that played the main trio were compelling in the slightest (Biel and Foxx specially felt like diversity tokens and out of place), so it ends up being pretty bad overall.
EDI was the best character and basically the main reason I haven't simply forgotten about the movie.
It ended up being a half-baked Yukikaze and I'll be damned if whoever wrote this movie didn't take cues from that OVA.
you would think something that advanced would have auto shutoff incase of a spill
We took him down once we will do it again
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VERY underappreciated flim.
Awesome, I loved it !! What is the name of the film ?
Stealth
Just an essence of American movie.
I loved this film, it was fantastically goofy and over american
Amazing scene
Aw man, I totally forgot this movie ever existed. I watched it first when I was like 6 years old
The movie is so good but i think we have even better planes in real life
One thing I liked about this movie was the AI never actually directly killed the humans on its own side.... it only put them in situations they would have to adapt to in order to survive
One of my all time favourites.
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That jet is OP
Look don't take this movie too seriously. It's fun to watch, but if you want to argue about future fighters and tactics, please don't.