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  • Apollo 13 is better.

  • best part was the president speech

  • If this movie were made today, id be the Russians doin the job.

  • If the drama gets too much I get blind : (

  • why does the usa have to save everyones ass

  • @playerdepimp Becuase American has Bruce Willis and Will Smith.

  • @playerdepimp Because the USA makes all the movies. Movies that feature the US "losing" something would cause a stir where it matters most for the movie box office. the US.

  • @playerdepimp because they are the one that made the movie duh.

  • 55 people are hit by a meteor

  • Hey Harry, we're sitting on 4 mil pds of fuel, 1 nuclear weapon and 270 mil movinf parts built by the lowest builder. That is as classic as the Blues Brothers. Love this movie.

  • 1:56 err I can't see Watts, so they're 13 lol

  • The Launch Controller at 5:15 looks like astronaut Joe Allen. comments?

  • @AmericasSpaceShuttle Could be him, Michael Bay seems to give everybody a cameo appearance in his movies...

  • This could've been a good film, if it wasn't so shit. Lol, as if other countries wouldn't have gotten inolved. "Oooh save me America".

  • @BENJIMANBREEG33 other countries did get involved. for instance, the shuttle landed in a RUSSIAN space station, the Mir, to refuel. likewise, the RUSSIAN cosmonaut helped get the second car to the drill site and they were able finish the drilling when he was able to fix the thrusters to get the car to land after they made the jump over the crater. the RUSSIAN also helped get the shuttle off of the moon, so other countries did get involved.

  • @knight6 Oh yeah, the silly Russian with the terrible accent, who was all alone in the station, that they just blew up. And yeah, the Russian just smashed the engine room up with a steel pole, that'll work. America isn't the most powerful country in the world, so it wouldn't have been them going up.

  • @BENJIMANBREEG33 Are we not? So who is little phaggot? We have the biggest and most extensive resources put into our military and space agencies and it is us who will be the leading factor incase a scenario like this will (god forbid) ever come. You think the Mexicans, Chinese, or Japanese are capable of this? Yes, probably, but nobody, even the Russians have the expertise like we do in this category.

    Fk off and ur just jealous cause USA is better than ur country.

  • @KawasakiPlant China is fast overtaking you. Na, it'd be a joint thing obviously, not America just doing it alone, without telling anyone, and sending up a bunch of tards from an oil company lol. Jealous? Better than mine? In what way? We're a tiny island. Every country has its problems. I guess at least, we don't have "pro-life" people trying to blow up abortion clinics, and we get free healthcare.

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  • oh a new story, the USA save the world..... *yawn* different movie, same story... but the usa are the evil.... after the muslims

  • Those X-71's are amazing vessels!

  • gay scene at 2:24

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  • They should have played the part when Independence launched at the last Shuttle Launch

  • Man I wanted to ride one of those...

  • This is the best summer blockbuster evar !!! And the director is Michael Bay. I dont think alot of people know that. But best movie evar !!!

  • Oh, just look at all the praying......... and yet everyone always turns to science in the end.

  • Social programs.... Space exploration......Social programs....Space exploration........ and...... Social programs gets it.

  • THAT'S WHY WE NEED TO PUT MONEY INTO SPACE EXPLORATION!

  • max q outside the atmosphere, ET separation at the same time as SRBs, main engines still burning without ET, russian space station was not in an earth lunar transit orbit, not enough fuel and no place to store it to get to the moon with crafts of that size, speed too great for shuttle heat shields from lunar return trajectory.

  • @Aturayd Diferent Launch Profile (?), Internal Tankage + Crossfeed, internal Tankage, Never intended for that (you're right), Fictional License (NTR-SSME?!), another material for shielding... do you need more fictional licenses? :P

  • @istochnikov45257 Why not just say they are powering the engines with a quantum fusion propulsion system that has infinite fuel. That works too.

  • Best movie speech ever.

  • Does anyone wave the red, and white and blue more than Michael Bay?

  • BRUCE WILLIS IS THE BOSS !

  • 1:17 see that? the world was saved by a bunch of red necks in trailers LOL

  • Can't believe an asteroid is gonna miss earth on Tuesday. We need Bruce Willis just in case

  • I meant propelled in space, lol

  • @SFisher1993 thanks, the orbiter is designed to orbit the Earth in the high atmosphere only. The one in the movie was probably propellednon space by extra rocket components like the seen at 4:13.

  • @TheJTSniper98 Yeah. These are space shuttles on steroids. Probably have extra fuel tanks and some additional armor plating.

    Though, if it did, it sure didn't do much good for the shutttle destroyed in the movie. lol...

  • After 13 years since this films release this scene does not fail to inspire or amaze me!

  • at 1:26 the boy has the machine in the left hand, next screen right hand WTF?

  • its the freedom!!!

  • A scene showing a Saturn V launching with this same music would put this twin shuttle launch, and the entire movie to shame.

  • What's up with the orbiter, it looks all different.

  • @TheJTSniper98 They look like that because they're not the usual NASA shuttles. They're (according to the movie) designed by the US Air Force, and clearly not designed for exploration missions. :)

  • why did NASA let them make this garbage?

  • @Smhendo152 I just never understand why the Hell these films bother hiring technical advisors if they still want to go their own way.

  • This hit the nail on the head. If the Doomsday asteroid was coming to hit Earth it would be up to America to try and stop it while the rest of the world just watched and prayed we save them. We should only do if they agree to give us all the oil, gold, and become indebted to our every whim.

  • Best movie ever! BUT fuck that bitch at 2:02!!! So only now, when the father is sent to save the world is he accepted again? Well i got news for you bitch, if he wasent good enough before, you can just go fuck yourself!

  • @SveaMike

    I totally agree, when I first saw this movie I was just thinking "Oh sure, NOW she wants to know him because he's famous".

  • @CynicalVision Yeah, totally fucked up ^^

    

  • @SveaMike it's a film! not real, spaz.

  • @StratosMatt Oh shit, really ?..

  • @SveaMike She and the kid didn't know about the asteroid till the day of the launch. Since it might be their last day on Earth and the man is trying to save them all seemed like the best time to tell the kid who his daddy really is and give the man his appreciation. BTW, in case anybody didn't know that chick was April in the original TMNT movie!

  • @SveaMike well it showed he cared so much that's what makes it so special and so dramatic

  • nice i wanna bee in there

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  • 05:13 Storage Locker Joe for the fucking WIN

  • how epic can one scene be?

  • They so did their start up wrong...u do the roll maneuver first...then go full throttle...

  • Hey Harry, you know we're sitting on 4 million pounds of fuel, one nuclear weapon and a thing that is 270,000 moving parts, built by the lowest bidder

    make's you fell good, doesn't it?

  • This scene would be nothing without Trevor Rabin's amazing music. Michael Bay always find someone with amazing music skills for his movies. For example, The Rock = Hans Zimmer, The Island/Transformers = Steve Jablonsky, and Armageddon = Trevor Rabin. I would also give credit to the co-producers, like Harry Gregson Williams, Nick Glennie-Smith, etc..

  • i like this

  • FUCK YOU ALL THIS IS THE BEST SPEECH EVER!

  • Mfw some people expected realism in a Michael Bay film.

    Mfw I don't have a face to show.

  • @CynicalVision mfw when this isnt 4chan

  • You know what i'd REALLY love to see? A video playing the epic launch orchestra, but during the launch of a fuckin' Saturn 5,no wait! TWO Saturn 5s launching at the same time like in this scene. THAT would be badass.

  • I can't believe that president Bush will retire the shuttle program right after the ISS building is complete and right after the loss of Columbia this is what happens when people don't think of the long term affect

  • @Alexander19851 Bush has nothing to do with it, he is no long the president just a private citizen. Bush was an advocate of the space program, unlike Obama who is the one who cut funding to NASA and killed the shuttle program.

  • Amazing movie. Thnx @celm02 this is my fav scene.

    Love Burce Willis and Ben Affleck (no homo)

    "How you doing?" "Good, considering I have never been this scared my entire life"

  • I wish we could build more shuttles

  • If you pay close attention you can spot about a zillion continuity errors but it doesn't matter because this is the most epic movie ever produced by Hollywood.

  • @ao10s Agreed, i wish that we retired the shuttles with one final dual launch like this.

  • @Elven2k9 or 3 endeavour atlantis and discovery at the same time. but if they have a 3rd launch pad

  • That launch is so much off the real one the creators need to watch a space shuttle launch again.

  • @Alexander19851 I said the same thing a few posts back, and some internet astronaut tried to tell me I was wrong, and that this launch was pretty accurate. oh geez.

  • THE BEST SCENE

  • *sigh* There's fine line between pride in your country and just plain being arrogant. But enough of that, just enjoy the awesome vid.

  • This scene is so realistic. If the Doomsday asteroid was going to destroy Earth it would be up to America to try to prevent it. The rest of the world could only hope that America is able to save them all. I say we only do it on 2 conditions: 1) China gives us all their money and 2) the Middle East turns over all the oil.

  • @MStiff726 If a Doomsday asteroid was hitting Earth. I'm pretty sure 100% of the world (Except the bible thumbers) would help.

  • @SniperViper1000 Really? What are they going to do? I'm sure in Europe they could give free healthcare to the all the people who will be dealing with stress. In China they would try and find a way to use footage from this movie to try and pass it off as them saving the world they same way they used footage from "Top Gun" and tried to pass it off as their new fighter jet in action. And in Africa they could throw spears at the asteroid like the Na'vi people in "Avatar"

  • @MStiff726 WHAT HORRID GENERALIZATIONS!

    You know there's also Canada, Japan, India, South America. Australia, New Zealand, Russia etc...

    These 7 alone could save the world. Europe alone could also save the world. Africa also has very developed natinos such as Morroco and South Africa. Lastly, if the world was in threat of being destroyed you couldbet YOUR FUCKING ASS THAT CHINA WOULD DO ALOT MORE THEN COPY AND PASTE! They would take that oppurtunity to actually SAVE the world.

    FUCK YOU!

  • @SniperViper1000 What you call "generalizations" a person using logic would call "common sense" do you really think that China, Canada, New Zealand (are you kidding me? New Zealand?) would have any chance of doing anything to stop a Doomsday asteroid? How many countries have put a man on the moon? 1, the United States. How many countries have put a man into space? 3, and wasn't able to do it until 2003, LOL. And the Chinese can only send their "astronauts" up into space for 1 day at a time

  • @MStiff726

    1. Yuri Gagarin, a Russian, was the first man ever in space

    2. USA does not have a manned space program now because of the retirement of the shuttles, and won't have it for a while because of funding issues

    3. China has successfully put men into space, performed spacewalking and is underway to construct their own space station

    4. China is also attempting its first moon landing. Their main rivals are Russia and India rather than the US because they canceled the Constellation program

  • @MStiff726 (cont.)

    5. Almost all projects in space in the past decade are the result of international coorporations between space agencies from around the world, including NASA, Roscosmos, ESA, JAXA etc.

    6. Ever since the end of Apollo, space exploration has gone backwards: First we still had some sophisticated space probes like Voyager and Cassini, then we're stuck in LEO with Space Shuttles, but at least with ISS and Hubble, and now we have... nothing

    No offense, I'm just kinda dissapointed.

  • @MStiff726 You do know it was a fictional film, right? Directed by an American. He can put whoever the hell he wants on that asteroid to save the day. If you feel your country was left out, that's tough. Become a film maker and put all of your countrymen in it.

  • @MStiff726 Just saying America is out of usable rockets to go into space. The last Atlantis shuttle took off a couple of weeks ago. If this doomsday asteroid happened. We would all have to turn to the Russians to prevent it. They are the only ones now who have usable rockets. Sooooo yeah.

  • Why would the SRB's separate at the same time as the External Fuel tank?

  • @TehCheese In a world where...

    - the two shuttles are in separate launch pads but the astronauts get into them by the same one pad,

    - the shuttles fly very close to each other,

    - at the end of the roll maneuver they're back to the initial position again,

    - the SRB/ET separation comes immediately after the Max-Q (maximum dynamic pressure) phase,

    - the SSMEs continue to burn without an ET,

    - the shuttles fly in space like an airplane in the air...

    Everything can happen!

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  • @RockSlaveBH 03:38 I'm convinced Rockwell should have put those day-glo lights on the flight-decks...

  • @ManEatingSharks Yeah, it would have been funnier!

    But I do prefer the actual flight decks.

  • i get goos bumps everytime i watc this

  • @gc4ky Same here

  • ... and USA saved the humanity... again :)))

  • In case something goes down like what happened in the movie, whoever the president will be can just copy his speech.

  • rockhound:i swear to god she never told me her age!

    harry: they're not here for you rockhound

    rockhound: ... forget what i just said. *walks away*

    i laughed my ass of xD

  • So what you will about the quality of the film overall, but this was one hell of a speech......

  • 0:42 - 0:50 This is by far one of the most important quotes in this movie, and one of the most important attitudes for humanity. We, as humans, are soon to be no longer limited by our ability to effect change in our environment, in our ability to survive. Against almost anything this planet can throw at us, we have the ability to survive. All we are limited by is how we treat one another. We have been slowed down by our differences, but it is time to embrace our united humanity, as one species

  • why are people so pesimistic, ITS A MOVIE, What are movies made for? Entertainment... So blow the cliches and realisticness, and acuraccy out of your asses.

  • How close the shuttles are to each other while rolling at 5:28 is hilariously dangerous.

  • It was a great popcorn movie, but the lake of realistic accuracy throughout is just funny if you step back and think about it. For what this movie is trying to be though....9/10 in my book.

  • If I want to watch an accurate depiction of space, i'll watch when we left earth: the nasa missions. Personally, this is pure entertainment, and honestly it doesnt NEED accuracy. Its full of cliches and random explosions, but it was the 90s. We loved that stuff in our action movies.

  • The space shuttle (or in this case a more complex space shuttle [i hope]) has 1,000,000 moving parts not 2007...

  • I laugh every time i watch this, and they call "max q" outside the atmosphere. lol.

  • @ikanipo I know, right? ^_^; We're way beyond mocking sound in space here. Armageddon is in a class all its own when it comes to sci inaccuracies.

  • @ikanipo no they dont, max q is inside the atmosphere. it is when the atmospheric stress is most extreme on the structure.

  • I don't get how this film got bad reviews. it is 1 of the best space films of all time

  • @MrFryhead957 Possibly having at least one scientific inaccuracy in almost every space- or NASA-related shot (note: shot, not scene; each scene has many) has something to do with it.

  • If you think about it, what does having two shuttles mean in terms of film logic? It's so pointless. They never DO anything with the other shuttle except fly it and then lose it. Obviously, it gives them the ability to dramatically crash one shuttle and set up dramatic tension and suspense and kill off a lot of characters to manufacture a tear-jerking scene. As soon as I saw the two shuttles, I instantly knew one was going down.

    Tired disaster-movie cliches are so boring. :\

  • @nfinn42 ahhh i get u now thx :)

  • @nfinn42 Maybe you're wrong... some plans for space missions (including the original moon an mars missions planned by Von Braun, and also the soviet unmmaned probes) involves two identical ships for one reason: REDUNDANCE. If a craft failed, the other could accomodate the two crews (this doesn't apply on soviet probes :P), complete the mission and return. This strategy worked here and, due the same reason, a space mission ALWAYS had a MAIN CREW and a RESERVE CREW .

  • Churrote!!!

    

  • i really love this movie!one of the best movies in the history of mankind!

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  • There are scientific inaccuracies, I guess that is why they call it a science FICTION movie. Just shut up and enjoy the ride. Movie is actually fantastic.

  • Freedom crew. Independence crew. Imagine launching multiple space shuttles at once, formation flying up into space. This will happen in the future, sooner or later. 

  • @tore28 Perhaps, but NASA will never be stupid enough to launch them right next to each other where they could get caught in each other's backwash / struck by each other's flying debris / be unable to get out of the way if the other one has a catastrophic launch failure or has to abort. It's just pointlessly stupid.

  • "if a movie is not realistic its fucking BAD, period"

    Well then with that you underline my statement that you have no taste, therefore your argument isn't valid

  • Why the fuck is it people bitch to eachother so much, just see the film as it is, FUCKING AMAZING!

  • I don't know if the makers of the movie actually know basic geography. But how on Earth is it possible that it's daytime in France , Italy, Istambul, India,(!) and the United States at the same time?!

  • @Apokalipsz42 Because no producer feels to take in to account that little piss of nerds like you will watch the movie just to bitch about everything that isn't right. Because if they would, movies would suck.....a lot. Thats why you have no taste, therefore your arguments arn't valid.

  • @CyclonicTuna023 well , just to take the argument to your level, why don't you suck the cock your precious producers and masturbate to your fucking cheesy full of cliché that you call a movie. if a movie is not realistic its fucking BAD, period. Now run along and watch transformers or some other piece of shit, than wasting my time to read your pathetic reply. I didn't propose the question to people like you "oo I watched a lame action movie anyone who thinks its bad is a loser/nerd"

  • "hey harry"

    "yeah ron?"

    "youknow we're sitting on 4 million pounds of feul, one nuclear weapon and a thing that has 2070 moving parts, built by the lowest bidder. makes you feel good doesn't it?"

    "yeah..."

    great line

  • Take a close look at this movie...Deep Impact....both movies have a Space Shuttle ATLANTIS. In this movie it starts out with the ATLANTIS getting destroyed with meteors. Both movies have a mission for an E.L.E. event. Do some research on Comet Elenin, Nibiru, Planet X...you will see a clear message. No fear, just information to prepare emotionally, spiritually and physically. ;) Note: We just launched our ATLANTIS for it's "last mission".

  • @ScholarConsciousness

    It's just a film. You're thinking too much.

  • @ScholarConsciousness It's an enormous irony that in at least 3 movies, Atlantis has been destroyed for one or another reason, while in the real world, she made the final flight of the shuttle program... :P

  • they got into orbit in like 20 seconds! now that was fast.

  • honestly... THIS IS THE BEST FUCKING MUSIC EVER NO QUESTION ASKED END OF CONVERSATION SO FUK OFF :]

  • @Marchingfreak123 Trevor Rabin? Are you serious? He's the guy you hire when you can't even afford Danny Elfman.

    Listen to the soundtrack to Apollo 13. Or better yet, just watch the video of the launch sequence in that movie. Blows Armageddon out of the water. (But then, that entire movie does - frame for frame, shot for shot. :)

  • @Marchingfreak123 This is a great soundtrack, but best ever? There are so many good ones out there...

  • @Marchingfreak123 *Questions your statement (trollface.jpg)

  • @Marchingfreak123 fuck yea

  • The last shuttle launches in exactly minutes to the second. I am really sad right now and almost crying. God speed to the crew of Atlantis and may the Space Shuttle program live on forever. Armageddon is also one of my favourite films and it was a great tribute to the space shuttles. Rock on Bruce Willis and the crew of this amazing movie.

  • @heathey2 *10 minutes to the second :)

  • There were so many great parts to this movie, the acting, the directing, writing this movie is just beautifle in the way it was created...one of my many favorite movies of all time I still watch it to this very day michael bay's a genious director.

  • best scene in the movie. and i will be watching this before the final space shuttle launch next month. and to the people that say Michael Bay is a horrible director, you are just ignorant. this movie is a piece of work that deserves it's awards. it's the best movie ever in my opinion, but another michael bay movie could beat it this summer. we'll see.

  • Have you ever noticed how the Soundtracks for movies is always a slightly higher pitch/key in the Actual Movie?

  • fuckin beautiful ;)

  • Haha. So many technical inaccuracies. ET sep occurs at main engine cut off, not at RSRB sep. :)

  • lmao this is such an epic scene and then Owen Wilsons random line comes in at the end. hahaha nice

  • Formation flying with space shuttles.... now that is why I love Jerry Bruckheimer movies, they are so cool and he gives a fuck in authentic realism, he sticks to "cool realism" and that's why we love him.

  • @tore28 "realism"? You got to be shitting me if you thought that was at all realistic. :)

  • "mom that salesman is on tv" "that man is not a salesman, that's your daddy" wow what a line. his daddy saved the world, attaboy.

  • "mom that salesman is on tv" "that man is not a salesman, that's your daddy" wow what a line.

  • best scene of the movie. sure lots of people cry while watching this.

  • most epic piece of film in the 21st century

  • @zumerian Actually it was made during the 20th century.

  • @zumerian um... this movie came out in the 20 century... and titanic is better

  • @zumerian it was made in 1997 20th century.

  • @bullshit831 lol fuk im a moron

  • @zumerian 20th Century...the movie is from 1998

  • @Asgardon1986 the 20th century begun in 1900.... we're in the 21th century son

  • @Asgardon1986

    you do realize the 20th century is the 1900's? right now we are in the 21st Century.

  • @Asgardon1986 OMG, I can't believe there are 10 people out there that are as retarded as you! lol

  • @Asgardon1986 Umm, that IS 20th century... like we're in the 21st century now.

  • @zumerian

    It came out in 1998, so 20th

  • A launch of a Saturn V would put this scene to shame.

  • omg this is so EPIC¡¡ :D

  • lol, priceless

  • At this point I'm really fighting the tears lol, 1:43 and 2.18 are in my opinion the saddest parts of the movie. Love it.

  • @peugeot908hdifab lol me 2 >.<

  • It's April O'neil

  • Even though the movie was average and cheesy, the soundtrack FUCKING ROCKED!! One of best movie soundtracks ever! =)

    The music in this scene alone makes me want to go out and do something epic! :D

  • What are we going to do when that world-killer meteor comes now? The space shuttle program is at its end. Game over man, game over! =o

  • i fucking hate ben affleck

  • "That man's your daddy" Christ how can you not get goosebumps. Parts of this movie were so hokey but damn it you are not moved by this check your pulse. Watch the clip of the launch scene from Apollo 13 with the wives looking up. Hey Obama you know why I know you aren't an AMERICAN.... boy...because you are incapable of understanding what makes AMERICA/AMERICANS great. We reach beyond the average (space is only one example). You hunter/gatherer just look for the next wilder beast to feed on.

  • @IdentityHero

    ... 'the hell?

  • It's hard to watch this as a space geek and not twitch over all the technical errors.

  • @thesnorklemonkey What a coincidence finding you here. Haha its not that, its just the heart of it. I agree, physics do not work well with this, but its just, especially as an American, that this movie (especially this scene) fuels our hearts to achieve great things.

  • @drey4lyfee Haha, awesome to see you here! I can see the sentimental value in this movie for sure, and