@@user-ph2sv9dt1bAww cute, through a failing economy and currency, the little Russians still think they're important. You'll take London at the dead bodies of 65 million brits and at least 100 million Americans. Touch our parent, I dare you drunky Russian.
@@timthelib658 agent Boris have Londongrad-city now 🙂 agent Donald Tweeter have Washington-grad since 2014, comrads Merckel & Macron good work last time , you are epic fail, my dear frend, epic fail.
Ramius might have gone back. After all, he certainly lived long enough to not only see the fall of Communism and the Soviet Union's collapse but also lived to see his native Lithuania be one of the first to declare their independence from the Soviets to boot. I'd think he'd snuck back into Lithuania to at least see that day first hand. He might not have been able to see his Natalia again but he'd consider seeing Lithuania free from the Soviets a very good consolation prize.
FUN FACT: The production didn't have access to a real Typhoon class submarine, so they built an above-the-waterline mock-up by getting a ship yard to turn a bunch of huge sea barges upside down, weld them together and add a conning tower and dressing it up. They did a pretty amazing job, really.
Derek Smallshorts In the movie they did use some Los Angeles Attack Submarines. In the helicopter scene, I believe they used the USS Houston. Scott Glenn was actually commanding the crew on the actual submarine too.
The Military has always been very cozy with Hollywood and is more than willing to offer equipment for shots. The Navy figured that this was a better recruitment ad then any commercial they could throw together.
Radoslav komar True. But while the Akula is going away, the Ohios are not. And the first flight of those have been changed over to a SSGN configuration. So, despite the unearned jump in technology in the Russian fleet, they are still playing catch up to where the West is today. The boats that give me pause are the UK, German, and Swedish AIP boats. Those fuckers are scary quiet. I think the Project 877 Halibut class boats will have to fill that gap until the 677 Lada boats become available in numbers.
NorthForkFisherman My old man told me a story once. His uboat was tasked with intercepting an american task force with a carrier as the prime target (this was a naval exercise with a bunch of country) So they where able to sneak in but they need a picture of the carrier. the only problem with that was that they where so close that they needed 4 picture to get the whole length of it. They escaped and no one discovered them. Funny enough the Americans did not believe it at first so they demand that we did it one more time. Sure enough my old man did it. I believe i remember him talking about snorkeling beside the tanker (main target because the carrier was unavailable) This time the fleet command had to go back to the USA to explain how he lost his command ship twice. Good old diesel subs.
One of my favorite openings of all time. No music, no puns, no action. Just the sound of the cold Arctic wind blowing across the hills leading to a Russian chorus saying goodbye to their mother land in song as they set sail into the unknown future and into the arms of the sea. Epic....
@@uspatriot4261 I wouldn't say gibberish, this scene is ok, by Hollywood standards at least. The only part that truly doesn't make sense is 1:05, looks like they just translated the English script phrase by phrase without context. The pronunciation is really bad in 2 places here: 1:05 and 1:32, with 0:42 being a bit meh as well. The rest sounds ok. The rest of the movie, not so much =)
@@uspatriot4261 They use proper grammar for the most part, but the accents (or lack thereof) are complete rubbish. It's especially noticeable on all the "r" sounds where there is a complete lack of roll.
When the music swells and it says "PARAMOUNT PICTURES PRESENTS" somehow you know you're in for something EPIC. One of my favorite scenes in the whole movie.
Justin Quotidian Don’t forget that this is the actor that played an Arab with a Scottish accent in the “the wind and the lion”. And made you go “yeah all Arabs sound like that”.
Before I retired I worked with a guy from Russia - a great guy who, along with his wife and young daughter, have become American citizens. Alex and I were both sons of the WWII generation to give you some idea of our age. Alex has a great sense of humor but one thing gets his goat. His greatest complaint is the American treatment of Russian members of the military in movies concerning only one issue, and that is that in every movie, sooner or later, the soldiers, sailors or airmen burst into song. He actually becomes quite affected by this ... "I served my time as a conscript as all Russian boys do and never, never, NEVER - not even one time - have I heard soldiers just spontaneously singing." His wife, who is a rather laid back and quiet person bursts into laughter whenever he starts on this gripe because she knows how worked up he will get. After a few minutes he calms down, looks around and sees the smile on everyone's faces and then bursts out in laughter himself. .... He also says that in every western-made movie the accents of the Russians are very very bad.
@DATo DATonian Life aboard a submarine can make you do very strange things... and if the Master At Arms sings.... you sing along with him....if you know what's good for you!
@@rotmistr932Why? It’s a movie. No one thinks Russians speak with a Scottish accent. And having Sean Connery play a leader is a compliment. Heck, he was even great as a Spaniard in the Highlander. The Russians are portrayed as decent honorable people. The captain is trying to maintain a balance for peace?
One of the secrets is that there were not annoying, uncalled ,women characters. Were it made today, Ryan would be a short haired lesbian busting everybodys balls totally ruining the movie.
Such a great opening! It really set the tone for the entire movie. One of my favorite submarines movies of all time. Sir Sean Connery, you will be dearly missed!
RIP Sean Connery - Every Captain will one day leave his ship/ boat - - Every Agent (007) will one day finish his duty - - Every monk will one day join God -
+unknown unknown that sub called "Akula" means "Shark" the Typhoon Class, the biggest and most powerful sub ever, 6 of them were made and only 2 of them are still in action
Jarosław Klimentowski Typhoon is a NATO name for Akula class, do your homework properly. And i'm a native Russian\Ukrainian speaker and Typhoon translate's as a Tayfoon in Russian\Ukraine aswell, Akula means Shark and Dolphin translates as Delfin
+Jarosław Klimentowski Khakonov is absolutely right. The missile sub Russians call "Akula" (shark) has the NATO reporting name "Typhoon", while the hunter-killer sub Russians call " Shchuka" (pike, a freshwater predator fish) has the NATO reporting name "Akula".
Certainly a classic. I don't know about THE BEST, that's a very high standard, but right up there with The Rock, Con Air, Last Man Standing and Crimson Tide. Ah, the '90's, when all the best movies were made.
my father-in-law is Russian who worked at 80s with nuclear submarines.He found about 932 faults in this movie but loved every second. And Rip Sean Connery. :(
Wow, If he eliminates all the mistakes, than we already can build a magnetohydrodynamically powered submarine. The next research area for him to analyze schould be "Star Trek". For sure he worked too close to the reactor section :)
Brandon Tseng After that whole Antichrist business didn't work out for him, he defected to the USSR until the downfall from trying to bring about the apocalypse blew over, and defected back to the US and became a paleontologist.
Just as the director intended, when you get an idea of the sheer size of the Red October, it reminds me of the appearance of the Star Destroyer at the beginning of Star Wars, and accompanied by the amazing music, slightly more majestic and goosebumpy. The first time I saw this scene, my jaw dropped and my senses felt like they'd just been buggered by a large telegraph pole. Nice one, Mr. McTiernan...
Not only that, but just when you get an idea of how big a Star Destroyer was, suddenly, in ESB, they bring out the SSD, which makes the standard SDs look like tug boats in comparison to a carrier ...
And whats even more nuts...is that the giant mock up we see Connery and Neil riding in this scene isnt even as big as a real Typhoon/Akula....which were nearly twice this size 😳
My wife was in labor for 18 hours, this was one of the movies we watched during that time. It was one of her favorites and Sean Connery was her celebrity crush.
@@paiman1976 Unfortunately I lost her to cancer after 29 years of marriage. She also became an Arthur C. Clarke fan as well. She really liked the Rama series. We both agreed that Babylon 5 should have ended after the Shadow War, after that it "jumped the shark." I miss her every moment of everyday.
@@mlneale1959 I am truly sorry to hear about your loss. I lost my girl 7 years ago. She was 39. Though she was not really into Military movies, we did share a common love for some other genres. Like you, I miss her a lot... and memories come flooding in when some movie/series we both loved comes on the telly..
I was literally sat here thinking how the hell did they do that shot given they obviously didn't have access to a typhoon class at the height of the cold war to film on, very well done. Thank you.
No. It's not even close to the full-scale. The actual thing is 10 times larger, even larger than WW2-era Aircraft Carriers. So large that the real Typhoon-class submarine could easily flip the entire mock-up and those auxillery ships nearby with it's sheer size alone.
The special effects department built a superstructure on a barge, and this is what you see in the opening scene. It passes very favorably for a Typhoon Class. The tending ships were dressed up to look like Soviet Navy. The beautiful snow covered background was filmed in Alaska. Not bad at all, and no CGE.
@@thompsona1232 They dismantled it and tossed the parts into a vacant lot in the Port of LA. The two barges were pretty much destroyed and had to be scrapped.
The barge was built to be semi-submersible for the diving scenes. Not everyone got the word and they lost a $60,000 camera into LA harbor during filming.
RIP Sean Connery. Thank you for all your wonderful films - we will continue to watch and cherish them. I look forward when I can show Hunt for Red October to my kids.
The Hunt For Red October was fairly amazing for another reason not mentioned here. It portrayed the Russians as a formal and dignified adversary. It eschewed the easy black-white dichotomy of America Good, Russia Bad, instead providing a deeper and richer palette from which to develop characters, plot, and drama. Really, this was a great movie made well. I'd be surprised if it fails to withstand the test of time.
Yep. The first minute of the Red October theme is fantastic. Then it switches to that high pitched singing and shatters the mood established in the first minute. A real shame. It's like they smashed three or four different pieces of music together.
I have watch this movie so many time, and never get tired of it. This scene and the whole movie is masterpiece. No CGi, good acting, epic music. Best cold war movie
Whenever anyone says it's a cold morning i usually respond with "And hard". If they understand the reference it is a good thing. If they don't, they think i'm a pervert....
This was my older brothers favourite scene and movie we used too watch it alot sadly he passed away in 1 year ago and it makes me so sad I rewatch this scene alot because of him i even bought a boston P coat the same one as alex baldwins one in this movie fkn epic
-Jefrey Pelt: "Mr. Ambassador, you have nearly a hundred naval vessels operating in the North Atlantic right now. Your aircraft has dropped enough sonar buoys so that a man could walk from Greenland to Iceland to Scotland without getting his feet wet. Now, shall we dispense with the bull?" -Ambassador Lysenko: "You make your point as delicately as ever, Mr. Pelt"
An equally good sub movie in my opinion is "Das Boot"(The Boat), which depicts the mission of a World War Two German U Boat. In this movie one sees quickly the danger of these missions and the Spartan living conditions in these WW2 subs.
RIP Sir Sean. A great actor, a man with so much presence. I've always thought: man, if I reach 60 I would like to be as handsome as him at that age. most women liked him more at 60 than when he was much younger
I'm a woman, born about 30 years after Mr. Connery, who has rarely found older men appealing as a romantic partner, but I would always make an exception for him (and Michael Caine) if I had any chance.
Most amazing, memorable film opening for me, w the majestic choir song swelling up as the eyes scan the cold mountains for the last time. RIP Sir Connery 😌😌😌
There was this one occasion, I was looking at some map and Murmansk caught my eye. And I thought to myself, "So, that's where The Hunt for Red October kicks off."
The captain is from Scotlangrad
He was from Scotsuania. It was pretty important to the movie that he wasn't Russian. 😜
Both places are miserable cold and full of drunks so why not
Londongrad the capital of Russia 2027.
@@user-ph2sv9dt1bAww cute, through a failing economy and currency, the little Russians still think they're important. You'll take London at the dead bodies of 65 million brits and at least 100 million Americans. Touch our parent, I dare you drunky Russian.
@@timthelib658 agent Boris have Londongrad-city now 🙂 agent Donald Tweeter have Washington-grad since 2014, comrads Merckel & Macron good work last time , you are epic fail, my dear frend, epic fail.
“It’s time, Captain...”
RIP Sean Connery
And nearly for us
😔😔😔
"Onesh more a we play our dangerush game, a game of shess againnsht our ole advershary the American navy"
Excellent actor, one of the best!
Excelente actor unos de los mejores
Rest In Peace Sean Connery, it’s time, time indeed.
Yesh, resht in peashh
Will see you again. But not yet!
@@hectordam7536 From "Gladiator". Great movie.
loved him very much,especially in the untouchables...great advert for the Irish.RIP to him and his family.
@@mhennessy5134 Irish? He is scottish
It doesnt hit you, until after you've seen the movie, that in this scene you realize, hes actually taking in one last look, knowing hes not returning.
True, I never noticed it before
The Soviets pissed him off once too many times. Whole song is about his late wife.
Or read the book.
Ramius might have gone back. After all, he certainly lived long enough to not only see the fall of Communism and the Soviet Union's collapse but also lived to see his native Lithuania be one of the first to declare their independence from the Soviets to boot. I'd think he'd snuck back into Lithuania to at least see that day first hand. He might not have been able to see his Natalia again but he'd consider seeing Lithuania free from the Soviets a very good consolation prize.
Never noticed that. But you're absolutely right about that.
Who still get goosebumps watching the opening scene of Red October after all these years?
I do. It’s such a cool scene!
I do. I must have seen this scene 100 times or more.
Good but I still prefer Crimson a Tide.
I felt the opening to Clear and Present danger was also highly admirable and would watch the opening to CAPD again.
The only other vehicle debut on par was Airwolf.
This scene changed my life. 33 years after watching this for the first time I am retiring the Navy having commanded a submarine for more than 4 years!
Fair winds and following seas!
The last day of October.
R.I.P.
Wow never caught that, thanks. I thought Connery was better in this movie than as James Bond
Still my favourite movie opening. The reveal of the size of the submarine, combined with the music is just too epic.
Couldn't agree more!
Really? Even better than Saving Private Ryan?
@@faisalmemon285 YES
@@larscp I mean this was a good but generic opening, but SVP puts the action on when you’re not even expecting.
@@faisalmemon285 SPR is a overrated war movie.
FUN FACT: The production didn't have access to a real Typhoon class submarine, so they built an above-the-waterline mock-up by getting a ship yard to turn a bunch of huge sea barges upside down, weld them together and add a conning tower and dressing it up. They did a pretty amazing job, really.
Derek Smallshorts
In the movie they did use some Los Angeles Attack Submarines.
In the helicopter scene, I believe they used the USS Houston. Scott Glenn was actually commanding the crew on the actual submarine too.
Derek Smallshorts WHEN WOULD A MOVIE PRODUCTION HAVE ACCESS TO A NUCLEAR SUBMARINE?! ESPECIALLY A SLBM CLASS SUBMARINE!!!
nice one! thx!
They recorded videos of the sub crew and put it into parts of the movie
The Military has always been very cozy with Hollywood and is more than willing to offer equipment for shots. The Navy figured that this was a better recruitment ad then any commercial they could throw together.
this scene always gives me the chills. Especially when they zoom out and you finally see the size of the submarine he's on
yeah Project 941 or NATO name: Typhoon is a true leviatan of the ocean. 175m length. A sea monster.
Radoslav komar Akula - he's a big bitch, ain't he? Only 3 left and they are all being decomissioned.
NorthForkFisherman
yes. But every one has 200 nuclear warhead on board. That is 600 dead city before you say nuclear.
Radoslav komar True. But while the Akula is going away, the Ohios are not. And the first flight of those have been changed over to a SSGN configuration. So, despite the unearned jump in technology in the Russian fleet, they are still playing catch up to where the West is today. The boats that give me pause are the UK, German, and Swedish AIP boats. Those fuckers are scary quiet. I think the Project 877 Halibut class boats will have to fill that gap until the 677 Lada boats become available in numbers.
NorthForkFisherman My old man told me a story once. His uboat was tasked with intercepting an american task force with a carrier as the prime target (this was a naval exercise with a bunch of country)
So they where able to sneak in but they need a picture of the carrier.
the only problem with that was that they where so close that they needed 4 picture to get the whole length of it.
They escaped and no one discovered them.
Funny enough the Americans did not believe it at first so they demand that we did it one more time.
Sure enough my old man did it.
I believe i remember him talking about snorkeling beside the tanker (main target because the carrier was unavailable)
This time the fleet command had to go back to the USA to explain how he lost his command ship twice.
Good old diesel subs.
When I think of Sean Connery this is the first scene I think of. The closeup on his face, his voice, the soundtrack. RIP
До свидания (Dasvidanya - Farewell) Capt. Marko Ramius /Sean Connery
R.I.P
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
I can feel that comment too 😭👌🙏
Yeah the culmination of his Hollywood legend status seemed to culminate in this scene for me.
R.I.P Captain, you'll always be missed.
Sean Connery for Captain Ramius is truly irreplaceable.
F !
@@clausesanta5042 Same with him being 007!!!
What are you talking about? He’s alive at the end of the film.
The music pipes up, the camera pans back, and everyone in the audience found themselves thinking, "I want one of those hats."
xd
@@VeganeHerrschaftüberAlles A Ushanka
I got one because of this movie!
Where could I get one of those coats
Mark Andrew You can find them in historical uniform shops and on websites dedicated to historical re-enactments
One of my favorite openings of all time. No music, no puns, no action. Just the sound of the cold Arctic wind blowing across the hills leading to a Russian chorus saying goodbye to their mother land in song as they set sail into the unknown future and into the arms of the sea. Epic....
Lawrence of Arabia too.
It really is one of the most badass scenes in a movie. Not up for debate lol
No music?
@@samuelhuttenberger4437 its not cheesy "prompting" music ?
That's James Bond...as a Captain of the Soviet Navy...and everyone believed it!
That's how incredible an actor Sean Connery was. God bless him.
I can't get over just how much he looks like Dr. Henry Jones. The resemblance is uncanny.
I can’t believe that he looks so much like the Spaniard from highlander
Oh I'll play. He looks a lot like William Forrester to me
@DF_Productions he reminds me of Jimmy Malone from the untouchables too
What does James Bond have to do with this movie lol, only one who thinks that forces the thought to appear
“We shail into hishtory”
The only Scottish man who can pull off a Russian accent without changing his voice!
isnt he Lithuanian?
... And he sailed into history
Have friends that speak Russian, they were talking gibberish, not Russian
@@uspatriot4261 I wouldn't say gibberish, this scene is ok, by Hollywood standards at least. The only part that truly doesn't make sense is 1:05, looks like they just translated the English script phrase by phrase without context. The pronunciation is really bad in 2 places here: 1:05 and 1:32, with 0:42 being a bit meh as well. The rest sounds ok. The rest of the movie, not so much =)
@@uspatriot4261 They use proper grammar for the most part, but the accents (or lack thereof) are complete rubbish. It's especially noticeable on all the "r" sounds where there is a complete lack of roll.
-No shacky cam.
-No blue filter.
-No cuts every 0,5 seconds.
-No explosion excess.
-No useless cameos.
-No CGI.
Back when movies were good...
cgi is awesome, movies directors just overdo it sometimes
Should someone tell him?
@@alexG106 please i would appreciate that since im obviously not getting it
no spellcheck
Awesome soundtrack.
Never has the sight of a submarine been more majestic than in this scene. Never.
Hilariously, it's not even a real submarine.
How's that? As in, it's a prop they made, or that the Red October isn't real? If its the latter then I knew that.
It's a prop they made, and it is smaller than a real Typhoon.
Wow. Never knew that.
Chaotician Núñez
When the music swells and it says "PARAMOUNT PICTURES PRESENTS" somehow you know you're in for something EPIC. One of my favorite scenes in the whole movie.
1:21 It´s time captain. It´s time. Rip Legend.
Time indeed
Btw that might be a quote from the famous battle scene in Eizenstejn’s “Alexandr Nevsky”
Пора, товарищ капитан
"Lischen to my authentick Russchen ackschent" - Connery
....he plays Lithuanian captain of the Soviet Navy.
Lithuanian.
Makes a bit of sense though. Ramius is Lithuanian, not Russian, so he'd have a bit of an accent.
Yeah, a bit Scottish :P
Justin Quotidian Don’t forget that this is the actor that played an Arab with a Scottish accent in the “the wind and the lion”. And made you go “yeah all Arabs sound like that”.
The intro sequence remains to this day one of the most awesome title sequence in a Hollywood movie.
Before I retired I worked with a guy from Russia - a great guy who, along with his wife and young daughter, have become American citizens. Alex and I were both sons of the WWII generation to give you some idea of our age. Alex has a great sense of humor but one thing gets his goat. His greatest complaint is the American treatment of Russian members of the military in movies concerning only one issue, and that is that in every movie, sooner or later, the soldiers, sailors or airmen burst into song. He actually becomes quite affected by this ... "I served my time as a conscript as all Russian boys do and never, never, NEVER - not even one time - have I heard soldiers just spontaneously singing." His wife, who is a rather laid back and quiet person bursts into laughter whenever he starts on this gripe because she knows how worked up he will get. After a few minutes he calms down, looks around and sees the smile on everyone's faces and then bursts out in laughter himself. .... He also says that in every western-made movie the accents of the Russians are very very bad.
@DATo DATonian Life aboard a submarine can make you do very strange things... and if the Master At Arms sings.... you sing along with him....if you know what's good for you!
Until this movie came out I never knew a Scottish accent was required to captain a Soviet submarine.
In Every movie about the Roman empire, they all have British accents
Этот фильм (и подобные ему) ничего кроме отвращения не вызывают.
@@rotmistr932Why?
It’s a movie. No one thinks Russians speak with a Scottish accent.
And having Sean Connery play a leader is a compliment. Heck, he was even great as a Spaniard in the Highlander.
The Russians are portrayed as decent honorable people.
The captain is trying to maintain a balance for peace?
This is movie is so good, well cast, and was released at the best time . Never gotten tired of seeing it.
One of the secrets is that there were not annoying, uncalled ,women characters. Were it made today, Ryan would be a short haired lesbian busting everybodys balls totally ruining the movie.
Give me a ping, Vasili. One ping only, please.
No, it should be:
"Give me one ping, Vashili. One ping, plishhh.."
@@billace90 nah *Give me one Vodka,instead make it a hundred,hundred only*
Голливуд лживое гавно ЦРУ
Ah, i see you have the machine that goes ping!
Vasily should have been like "cyka blyat you trraytorr"
When your Mom asks you what you want for dinner:
“Give me a pizza Mom, one pizza only please”
...*pleash."
Such a great opening! It really set the tone for the entire movie. One of my favorite submarines movies of all time. Sir Sean Connery, you will be dearly missed!
RIP Sean Connery
- Every Captain will one day leave his ship/ boat -
- Every Agent (007) will one day finish his duty -
- Every monk will one day join God -
That is an enormous submarine, holy fuck!
+unknown unknown that sub called "Akula" means "Shark" the Typhoon Class, the biggest and most powerful sub ever, 6 of them were made and only 2 of them are still in action
+Khakonov UA Akula is not the same as Typhoon. Akula is hunter-killer while Typhoon (in russian dolphin) a boomer.
Jarosław Klimentowski Typhoon is a NATO name for Akula class, do your homework properly. And i'm a native Russian\Ukrainian speaker and Typhoon translate's as a Tayfoon in Russian\Ukraine aswell, Akula means Shark and Dolphin translates as Delfin
+Jarosław Klimentowski Khakonov is absolutely right. The missile sub Russians call "Akula" (shark) has the NATO reporting name "Typhoon", while the hunter-killer sub Russians call " Shchuka" (pike, a freshwater predator fish) has the NATO reporting name "Akula".
+Dávid Tóth basically typhoon is a giant mobile underwater nuclear silo and akula is a carrier-killer sub. id say nato codenames are more suiting.
THIS IS THE BEST MOVIE THAT HAS EVER BEEN MADE! I’ve seen it more than 60 times. It gets old but never boring.
The grandure with which Submarine is shown is amazing. Even Crimson Tide too. Classics
Certainly a classic. I don't know about THE BEST, that's a very high standard, but right up there with The Rock, Con Air, Last Man Standing and Crimson Tide.
Ah, the '90's, when all the best movies were made.
my father-in-law is Russian who worked at 80s with nuclear submarines.He found about 932 faults in this movie but loved every second. And Rip Sean Connery. :(
Out of those 932, which one was the biggest.
Pretty much par for the course when Hollywood tries to do military films. Lots of authenticity sacrificed in the name of added entertainment
@@razorfett147 Yeah but, when a movie is so good as Hunt for Red October, it doesn't really matters that much
Yeah but it's like Red Dawn. Everything about the movie is so completely wrong in every single way but it's still fantastic.
Wow, If he eliminates all the mistakes, than we already can build a magnetohydrodynamically powered submarine. The next research area for him to analyze schould be "Star Trek". For sure he worked too close to the reactor section :)
До свидания (Dasvidanya - Farewell) Capt. Marko Ramius /Sean Connery
R.I.P
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
He is lithuanian not russian
The paleontologist from Jurassic Park betrayed the US and joined the Soviet Navy : confirmed.
Brandon Tseng After that whole Antichrist business didn't work out for him, he defected to the USSR until the downfall from trying to bring about the apocalypse blew over, and defected back to the US and became a paleontologist.
+Brandon Tseng He wanted to live in Montana and became a paleontologist there.
+Tetsuron later joined nasa. he was last saw boarding the spaceship Event Horizon. His name , and the crew, remain taboo among spacemen.
then he was spotted back at earth among the shapeshifting reptillians, and disguised as obama
joaquim machado
No, that's how he became Damien
Just as the director intended, when you get an idea of the sheer size of the Red October, it reminds me of the appearance of the Star Destroyer at the beginning of Star Wars, and accompanied by the amazing music, slightly more majestic and goosebumpy. The first time I saw this scene, my jaw dropped and my senses felt like they'd just been buggered by a large telegraph pole. Nice one, Mr. McTiernan...
Not only that, but just when you get an idea of how big a Star Destroyer was, suddenly, in ESB, they bring out the SSD, which makes the standard SDs look like tug boats in comparison to a carrier ...
And whats even more nuts...is that the giant mock up we see Connery and Neil riding in this scene isnt even as big as a real Typhoon/Akula....which were nearly twice this size 😳
My wife was in labor for 18 hours, this was one of the movies we watched during that time. It was one of her favorites and Sean Connery was her celebrity crush.
A woman who loved a cold war era Sub movie?!? You, my friend, have what is called, a keeper!
@@paiman1976 Unfortunately I lost her to cancer after 29 years of marriage. She also became an Arthur C. Clarke fan as well. She really liked the Rama series. We both agreed that Babylon 5 should have ended after the Shadow War, after that it "jumped the shark." I miss her every moment of everyday.
@@mlneale1959 I am truly sorry to hear about your loss. I lost my girl 7 years ago. She was 39. Though she was not really into Military movies, we did share a common love for some other genres. Like you, I miss her a lot... and memories come flooding in when some movie/series we both loved comes on the telly..
My dad showed me this movie years and years ago, and I always come back to it. Absolutely one of my all time favorites
It remindsh me of the heady daysh of shputnik and yuri gagarin when the world trembled at the shound of our rocketsh!
And they will tremble again - at the shound of our shilensh!
😆
Well done
Innocent question: How does Marko McRamius ask people to sit?
Heh! One cannot read that anyway else than in his voice…
The submarine mockup is very impressive. It's a nearly full-scale, above-the-water mockup made from two barges welded together. 👍🏿✅❤️
Wikipedia
Thank you. I didn’t know that
I was literally sat here thinking how the hell did they do that shot given they obviously didn't have access to a typhoon class at the height of the cold war to film on, very well done. Thank you.
No. It's not even close to the full-scale. The actual thing is 10 times larger, even larger than WW2-era Aircraft Carriers. So large that the real Typhoon-class submarine could easily flip the entire mock-up and those auxillery ships nearby with it's sheer size alone.
I love how he literally turns his back on his home here. Beautiful film work.
This is my favourite John McTiernan film and that’s overcoming some pretty stiff competition.
Hunt for Red October theme still gives goosebumps.
one of the best movie ever made
THE best movie ever made.....
The best movie ever made: The Gladiator :)
Made indeed
Why , the whole movie is one big bias!?
@@ementalerlynx4727 Gladiator was great, but to an 18 year old boy this movie was 'rocket fuel'! My friends and I saw it three times at the theater..
The special effects department built a superstructure on a barge, and this is what you see in the opening scene. It passes very favorably for a Typhoon Class. The tending ships were dressed up to look like Soviet Navy. The beautiful snow covered background was filmed in Alaska. Not bad at all, and no CGE.
That is amazing..
@Alan High you know what happened to the dressed up submarine
And as big as the prop was...the real life Typhoons were even bigger 😳
@@thompsona1232 They dismantled it and tossed the parts into a vacant lot in the Port of LA. The two barges were pretty much destroyed and had to be scrapped.
The barge was built to be semi-submersible for the diving scenes. Not everyone got the word and they lost a $60,000 camera into LA harbor during filming.
I watch this film once a year for the last 32 years. I never get bored of it
RIP Sean Connery. Thank you for all your wonderful films - we will continue to watch and cherish them. I look forward when I can show Hunt for Red October to my kids.
This movie is awesome especially the music with chorus in the background. This is must watch movie for people who haven't seen it
F/O-- "It is time, Captain."
Capt--"It is time, time indeed"
Sent chills down my spine.
Russian: "Pora, Kapitan"
"Pora. N'yu pora."
*camera zooms out, choir starts singing loudly*
The music makes you feel patriotic for the Soviet Union. And I am not even Russian.
Song from the Russian empire, I am Russian
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@@arthurdz8860 The vodka empire
Communists excel at propaganda.
@@seanwieland9763 Trump is better and he is not communist!!lol
This is arguably the greatest movie opening of all time.
moc hezke sklanim se
The Hunt For Red October was fairly amazing for another reason not mentioned here.
It portrayed the Russians as a formal and dignified adversary. It eschewed the easy black-white dichotomy of America Good, Russia Bad, instead providing a deeper and richer palette from which to develop characters, plot, and drama.
Really, this was a great movie made well. I'd be surprised if it fails to withstand the test of time.
And survived. Thanks.
Epic opening.
+Ouija1210 You said it!
Yep. The first minute of the Red October theme is fantastic. Then it switches to that high pitched singing and shatters the mood established in the first minute. A real shame. It's like they smashed three or four different pieces of music together.
+LedosKell true. everything except the high pitched singing is good.
The high pitched singing is part of the whole music, as well as the rest of it!
Rest in peace beautiful Sean Connery the best filmactor in all time🕯🕯🌷🌷❤❤Thank you for all your films🙏I love "The hunt of red october"❤❤
I have watch this movie so many time, and never get tired of it. This scene and the whole movie is masterpiece. No CGi, good acting, epic music. Best cold war movie
I disagree. The best CW movie is 'The spy who came in from the cold.'
@@neilkeating9753 I am going to watch it then ;)
@@hasterion it started novelist John le carre 's life as a spy fiction writer.
It has some CGI, but not overdone!
Had some CGI - torpedo's for one
This is how you open a movie. Bad. Ass.
russian style
That scene used to give me goosebumps :).
Came here to see if people were commenting about the news this morning. Yep. God be with the Connerys. Rest In Peace
It's time, Captain
Was I a good captain?
No
I'm told you were one of the greatest
I remember waiting in a local mall to see this. All five theatres were playing it and there were lines going to the other end of the mall.
+Del Our local theater was about three months late getting it! I kept looking at the sign, hoping....waiting... Then FINALLY it was there.
This is one of my favourite film openings ever, it sets the mood for the rest of the film so well. This film in general is definitely in my top ten.
One of my favorite openings ever. Just superb.
Shuperb, indeed.
Whenever anyone says it's a cold morning i usually respond with "And hard". If they understand the reference it is a good thing. If they don't, they think i'm a pervert....
Yo from Ireland....hahahaha good one
""Careful what you shoot at. Most things in here don't react well to bullets"".
" Yeah, like me".
James Bond is indeed very deep undercover in this movie.
lol
Tom Clancy is a TIME TRAVELER
This introduction is epicness at it's finest
This was my older brothers favourite scene and movie we used too watch it alot sadly he passed away in 1 year ago and it makes me so sad I rewatch this scene alot because of him i even bought a boston P coat the same one as alex baldwins one in this movie fkn epic
-Jefrey Pelt: "Mr. Ambassador, you have nearly a hundred naval vessels operating in the North Atlantic right now. Your aircraft has dropped enough sonar buoys so that a man could walk from Greenland to Iceland to Scotland without getting his feet wet. Now, shall we dispense with the bull?"
-Ambassador Lysenko: "You make your point as delicately as ever, Mr. Pelt"
The delivery of those lines is forever etched in my head from regular rewatches of this movie. I loved how the actor played Pelt.
Now Mr Ryan I'm a politician which means when I'm not kissing babies I'm stealing their lollipops.... . It ALSO means I keep my options open ...
One of my favorite lines added for the film
I always remember this dialogue I memorized the wirds.... Walk... Wet
Thank you
Will someone PLEASE post that exchange? It's my favorite part of the whole movie!
Wanted a scene where the camera pans out and they're just in a shitty raft
+Vito C that sounds like something Monty Python would do.
+spinax22 or captain jack sparrow.
+Vito C I laughed for 10 minutes at this.
Edit: And the epic music still plays
Like Jack Sparrow's entrance in POTC
Who else is here after hearing the sad news?
Cold this last day of October...
Cold indeed
@@AirshowCaptain one ping only!
And hard 😔
We all.
Nu, para!
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Rip Mr. Connery. This will always be my personal favourite of your movies.
You feel like a proud russian when the epic music kicks in at 1.39, even when you are not russian.
that music was composed by an American .......... did you know that >>>?
Whats its name?
Hymn for Red October by Basil Poledouris
Eez goot muziks, comrade.
(Oh my God I'm so sorry to true Russians).
Was 2nd generation Greek-American, both his parents were Greeks.
Rest well, now Captain Ramius.
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32 years later Bielgorod submarine left the base...
1:13 am I hear ghostly Russian voices in the background... Goosebumps...
Nah, you don't, bec it's a good song ;)
@@Barri2410 which song is it?
@@ashk8380 just search red army red october
best sub movie forever, they don't make this kind of movies anymore
I think das boot is way better.
Enrico Polanski Both are very good books !
Das Boot
Red October
Crimson Tide
3 best sub-movies..
Fredrik Hansson The Enemy Below,
An equally good sub movie in my opinion is "Das Boot"(The Boat), which depicts the mission of a World War Two German U Boat. In this movie one sees
quickly the danger of these missions and the Spartan living conditions in these WW2 subs.
This has to be one of the best opening scenes in movie history. I can't think of one better.
Patton
It is stunning...but the opening section of Full Metal Jacket and the Gunnery Sergeant is also outstanding.
RIP Sir Sean. A great actor, a man with so much presence. I've always thought: man, if I reach 60 I would like to be as handsome as him at that age. most women liked him more at 60 than when he was much younger
I'm a woman, born about 30 years after Mr. Connery, who has rarely found older men appealing as a romantic partner, but I would always make an exception for him (and Michael Caine) if I had any chance.
RIP Sean Connery!
Sean is such a good actor you fail to notice his Scottish accent when playing a Russian character....
@asdf oh wow your so cool
@asdf Once again your the coolest dude.
If anyone fails to notice Connery's accent they're deaf. His failure to mimic any accent but his own is one of his most noticeable traits.
@asdf You are so right :,D
Or you just don't care, because he's awesome.
Best submarine movie ever!! After Das Boot of course :)
People who like Red October should check out Das Boat
RIP Sean Connery 😢, legendary actor , you will always be remembered as one of the best in the history of cinema for ever
Most amazing, memorable film opening for me, w the majestic choir song swelling up as the eyes scan the cold mountains for the last time. RIP Sir Connery 😌😌😌
So James Bond switched sides?
+Roy Mustang And then he switches back to west afterwards. Not too sure what's going on in his head
+Emperor Palpatine It's basically the syphilis finally taking its toll.
Maybe he's a triple agent ?
He's just undercover for England. No, I didn't say under the covers!
Interesting that Sam Neill was considered for James Bond.
One of the best scenes of the world...
I still get chills from this scene too this day. RIP Sean Connery 007
Probably the most badass scenes i have saw in my life
"Time indeed" - Sean C gives us a hint of his intentions with just these two simple words. His facial expressions does the rest.
"Time indeed". Then uses a look of (for lack of better terms) patriotism crossed with "You need protecting from yourself"
If this was a North Korean craft, there would be two guys on a shitty raft
ha ha ha ha ha
they would take turns using their fingers to plug holes
And a hand drill to make it a submarine.
Are you Talk about cuba? haha
North Korea have better tecnology that cuba
The South Rules :)
One of the best films I ever watched.. Few are this good.. RIP Sean Connery ..
My mom & I used to watch this together I’m glad that we did!
There was this one occasion, I was looking at some map and Murmansk caught my eye. And I thought to myself, "So, that's where The Hunt for Red October kicks off."
nice
The base of Northern Fleet... Poliyarny!!! Near Murmansk
One of my all time favorites. Alec Baldwin was on his game back then. Sean Connery always made a movie 100x better.
I was always disappointed that Baldwin didn't come back for the rest of the series.
One of my all time favourite movies! Watched it almost daily when I was a kid.
First time i saw the movie I was at basic training at Benning. It was our first allowed movie night for us.
I had this movie on video tape in the 1990s, watched it regularly and it's one of my favorites, I don't care what anyone says.
Classic. 🔥👏🍻😜
❤️ thanks for all the great movies. RIP Sean Connery.
This opening scene is really a work of art! Love the theme and the movie. One of Sean Connery's best!
Спи спокойно, дорогой товарищ капитан, мы будем тебя помнить...
He WAS Ramius. And James Bond.
You will receive
The Order of Lenin for this,
Tovarisch Captain.
The casting was spot-on for this wonderful film.
Love this movie...I was on submarines in the late 80's and early 90's so its pure nostalgia :)
@DC Defender Our side...or the enemies.
@@TheRealist2022 Guess that depends on your perspective of who the enemy is or was :) I was in the RN.
RIP Captain Marko Ramius (1930-2020)
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It's time, Captain...
It's time.
Time indeed.
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Stunning in its simplicity. Can't watch it without a winter coat.