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- Apollo 13 - Houston, We Have a Problem: When Swigert (Kevin Bacon) stirs the oxygen tanks, something goes wrong; shipmates Lovell (Tom Hanks) and Haise (Bill Paxton) scramble to help.
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This Hollywood drama is based on the events of the Apollo 13 lunar mission, astronauts Jim Lovell (Tom Hanks), Fred Haise (Bill Paxton) and Jack Swigert (Kevin Bacon) find everything going according to plan after leaving Earth's orbit. However, when an oxygen tank explodes, the scheduled moon landing is called off. Subsequent tensions within the crew and numerous technical problems threaten both the astronauts' survival and their safe return to Earth.
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TM & © Universal (1995)
Cast: Bill Paxton, Clint Howard, Ed Harris, Kevin Bacon, Loren Dean
Director: Ron Howard
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Never travel anywhere in anything with Tom Hanks
You might end up living in an airport
Rick O'Shay the terminal
@Rick O'Shay its like a Cast Away but he Is trap into an airport.
@Rick O'Shay his character lose their nationality at the time he arrives to new York's airport. Because His country suffer a war (for example kosovo's war). And for that he can't enter to United States and also he can't coming back to home. The only soil where he can stay Is the airport until he can finish the promise of His father or the war end in his country.
Unless its a shrimp boat.
Its now 2020, we are as a far away from when this movie was made in 1995 as it was from the actual Apollo 13 in 1970.
Thanks for making me feel old!!
Wow. Interesting point.
Ouch, that hurt!
That feels so weird
What
I was a naval aviator...best years of my life. You would be surprised how many people can stay cool and focused in an emergency. Training kicks in and so does adreneline. The same guy ...will freak when his dog is sick and it's a Sunday and the vet is closed...
I guess knowing what to do (as you say, training; so, some instructions, procedures) takes a large part in staying calm, unlike the dog situation?🤔
What did you fly sir?
So true, humans are interesting creatures in how they handle situations.
It's adrenaline
@@snafuet they also like what they do, it becomes a challenge, it's mentally challenging and interesting; that help people get the best out of them
"Problem, we have a Houston!"
"CUT!"
"--sorry, LINE?!"
Earth no he means the movie, THE ONE YOUR WATCHING
"a problem, we have Houston" - Yoda
What is line?
I did not hit herrrr, I did not...
LMAO
@@earth7440 Bro are you alright there?
I can't even imagine the fear Jim, Fred, and Jack, experienced in real life when this happened. A true miracle they survived and made it back!!!
One reason most early Astronauts were military test pilots.
And all apolo mission has lots of life boat situatioms except apolo 1 rip
I've listened to the original recording of when it happened, and what is chilling to me is how calm they sounded
@@crystalpeerson8979 They were test pilots. Cheating death was their job.
“We’ve got a problem”
“What did you do?”
“Nothing”
“Huston we have a problem”
Raise the power!
big ed the fat giy from 90 day fiance!!
@Vegan Higler nope the real space landing says “we’ve had a problem” the movie says “we have a problem”
Madela effected
@@Mellymellucky17 Didn't always say that...
Imagine this: You have to keep your cool while riding in a tin can a few thousand or so miles from home and everything is going to shit all around you. One minor side note- if you don’t -you die..
They definitely had the right stuff, also, they where way more than a few thousand miles away when the explosion happened.
& you don't even need your spacesuit (which you only wore on Earth, along with the goldfishbowl on your head)
What a joke!
The Space suit is to keep them safe while working outside the space craft as there is no oxygen in space and a lot of radiation. Also if they were near the moon its roughly 258.000 Miles from earth so a bit more than a few thousand. The fact is this happened to real people.
These guys were test pilots. It was par for the course for them. Flying lunar missions was statistically safer than flight test at Edwards.
@@theoriginalkickassofficial They were about 151,000 miles at this point.
1:20 When you open your fridge and all pizzas are gone.
The meme was born
😂
This is what happens when you put Forrest Gump in charge of a spaceship.
Old iron, u are right!
GaelicCelt1990 the “day you become a shrimp farmer is the day I become a astronaut” -Lieutenant Dan
@@Mom-yg1rt Hard times for Lt.Dan, lost his legs and then can't go to space with Gump because he might get the measles
lol
😭
Houston we have a problem... Personally experienced the ME flip flop, now it’s back to how I originally remember it.
thats why i am here
Same here!! It was always “we HAVE a problem” for me until 2015 when it changed to “Houston we’ve GOT a problem” now it’s back to “HAVE”. My mind is blown. Second flip-flop I’ve noticed after Froot > Fruit > Froot Loops!!
@@homersimpson118 incredible isn’t it? I also experienced the Fruit Loops one, I don’t even remember which order or which one it is now lol but I physically saw both in person on cereal boxes at the store. Flip flops are the most unique of all Mandela effect experiences, they sound crazy to those who haven’t been through it but they’re as real as it gets for those who have.
@@rawkingkong I remember the camerawork was different when it flipped. Like it used to be a shot where you see the back of tom hanks head in a more overview shot of the cockpit. A lot of other people remember it changing to that before it flipflopped. Very crazy
@@homersimpson118 i thought i was losing my mind. i specifically remember researching this line when i heard about ME. i decided to watch this exact clip and at the time remember hearing "Houston we've had a problem " as i played the clip over and over atleast 20 times to make sure i got it right. i then made a mental note of it to back a few months later and was absolutely shocked to find it had changed back to the original " houston we have a problem "
people can try explain this with false memories all they want, but i know what i heard. Im very sceptical as it is with alot of things, but until those same people experience this for themselves , they'll always play it off as false memoeries
One thing that was an absolutely marvellous piece of storytelling is that the music doesn't start until AFTER Lovell says "Houston, we have a problem."
As a violinist/music enthusiast, I am a firm believer that music is as important a factor in a movie as the acting and effects, and James Horner was an absolute genius when composing this. But what else would you expect from a composer who also has movies like Braveheart and Titanic on his composing resume?
What about the subtle bit of dramatic music when the camera follows the tube to the oxygen tanks right to the explosion? That was before the "Houston we have a problem."
I always wondered if the music was made before during or after the movie was edited together? Like did he write the music to suite the scenes?
Music sort of allows the audience to feel the similar emotions as the characters.
I literally can’t hear tom hanks talk without hearing woody
He'll be fine.
That’s because he played woody
As a kid, that's all I heard as well in this movie...and it stays to this day
@@borris3768 r/wooooooooooshhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
deadass
Bill Paxton: Legendary actor, and may he always rest in peace. He earned it.
He earned it??
NO ONE EARNS THAT!
Whether someone “ rests in peace” ( the only way for that is in Glory with The Lord), is not what they do or how they act in movies, etc… But rather whether they accept with all their minds and hearts, what Jesus already did for us! Jesus earned our only chance to “ rip”.
We surely can’t earn that! God will turn those away who are not clothed in the righteousness of Christ! By accepting Jesus and coming in humility to the Cross, accepting His forgiveness, is the ONLY way God will remember to forget our sins.
Just being a good ol’ boy, goid actor, good samaritan, good citizen, etc. won’t do anything for our eternal souls.
Jesus did the work and paid our price!
He became what we are ( sin) , on the Cross, so that we can become like Him, after the Cross ( resurrected). And born again!
@@TTundragrizzlyCalm down bro, damn
@@TTundragrizzlyit's really not that deep
*>Revert to Launch*
F9
this is what happen if you accidentally press spacebar on kerbal space program.
Or forget to add enough struts. :D
Someone didn't fly safe!
Or when you go through the entire mission, get ready for entry and see you forgot parachutes.
1:20 is what you came for. You're welcome
szerlok thanks
Thx
Thx m8
M8 I came for 2:02
"Huston we have a 'fake' problem"
There. Corrected it for you. :)
Apollo 13 has to be one of most successful disasters, an amazing display of teamwork, bravery, being cool under pressure, and solving of numerous problems in short period of time. Also was one of rare times world was united. Even the Russians offered any assistance if they could help.
The Astronauts almost might have had to land in the Indian Ocean or the Soviet Union and the USSR would have been picked (no way to get recovery assets to southern india). It was a good moment for international relations.
We also got kind of really lucky, the accident taught us a lot about how to improve space safety in the future, and unlike Apollo 1, no lives were lost for this lesson.
It was called the "successful failure" space mission
Yeah
Just last month it was ‘we’ve had’ and now it’s switched back to the way I always knew it as ‘we have’.
You’re not alone
@@jacksawyer3208 the real audio ALWAYS was WE'VE HAD.. but the movie has flip flopped from we have to we've had and now back to we have. WOW
The camera travel through the wiring and ductwork always freaked me out.
Although it isn't an accurate representation of what happened.
@@BedsitBob its not that wrong
Have you ever watched the 80s movie Pulse? If yes then that's why lol, if you don't remember the name Pulse then you might have seen it and don't remember. If you never seen it period then if this wiring scene freaks your out, Pulse will make you crap your pants lol
Feels so real..
they film it in real zero-g, using aircraft that simulate zero-g. It is as though they really in space.
According to some, this is the most historically accurate movie.
The director met with Jim Lovell and a few other members of NASA from back then to get their insights :)
Interestingly enough, the actual event would have sounded far less realistic; in the actual recorded interactions between the astronauts and Houston, no one sounded in any way panicked or alarmed!
ya I feel so old looking at when this movie came out lmao!!!
I absolutely love this movie, Ron Howard did a great job capturing the suspense in this movie especially this scene and that moment when everyone goes silent in the room, they slowly begin to realise how serious hank's crew's predicament is, masterful work by Ron Howard and by the actors!
At 1:16, that look from the boss says it all and the translation to the astronauts at 1:18 is priceless. That's why they get paid the big bucks to stay cool.
RIP and long live Bill Paxton (May 17, 1955 - February 25, 2017), aged 61
You will always be remembered as a legend.
"It's reading a quadruple failure....that, that can't happen!" Oh but it did.
Watching this on April 13th 2020. Exactly 50 years after this happened!
The yawn during the start of this scene adds to the moment. Everything was going so well, so routine, then BAM!!
this is the world of engineering,
That look Ed Harris gives. He immediately knows they’re in trouble before everyone else in the room.
That why he IS MISSION COMMAND. 👍🤓👍
Im impressed how this channel always manages to ruin the atmosphere with their terrible outro music.
Lmao ruin the atmosphere well done
yes! I’ve been hating that music for years now
Weirdly enough I would miss it if they change it. Like the end of an era.
rest in peace Bill Paxton you were an amazing actor
So melodramatic when compared to the real Apollo 13 audio.
drguffey those dudes were test pilots and cool as cucumbers.
pretty much, real flight they kept thier cool. Drama was added for well movie afterall
Actually they were in fact probably pretty scared, but they were focused enough to keep all comnuicated information clear and precise. The melodrama was added in the right place, what was going on off the mic. I do believe they probably didn't bicker as much or at all, or on the flipside bond as much, but i don't doubt there were moments of panic, but for movie purposes they were highly compressed, there was definitely no blame game subtext with Shweiger, they probably knew pretty soon it was a mechnical error not a sabotaging button push
They would have to keep their cool though. There was no time to panic, you need to focus in these situations. They were probably like most people and were terrified to death.
It wouldn’t make for good drama to hear the real life astronauts
remember when it changed to we've had a problem?
No cause I vividly remember it being “Houston we’ve had a problem” for a moment, and everyone went crazy... 😳
Yeah these flip-flops are getting ridiculous. I remember playing the movie clip and hearing we've had a problem and thinking that's not right. I also saw people commenting well it's only the movie maybe they originally said we have a problem and it's just wrong in the movie. And now the movies back to saying we have a problem.
@@stdorn you're right. The real quote is "Houston we've had a problem." This movie popularized the fake quote
@@camdenritter7652 Yes, but at that time I played the movie clip and it said Houston we've had a problem. Now the movie clip says we have a problem
@@camdenritter7652 please explain to me how a multimillion dollar movie production, with mist likely hundreds of people working on script writting, gets one of the most iconic lines in modern history wrong. Even by one letter. How does that happen?
Could people be confusing it with an earlier scene in the movie? Because in addition to "we have a problem" Jim Lovell does also say "we got a problem", in Marilyn's nightmare.
The actual transmission said “Houston, we’ve HAD a problem”. But Tom Hanks delivered the line perfectly!
im a die hard tom hanks fan.. my all-time favorite actor.... This movie is awesome.. I was born in 73 .. i heard about this from my parents........Excellent movie... To me doesn't get all the credit it deserves.. with great actors as well... Ed harris, bill paxton, kevin, and so many others
Even though he doesn't like trump.
ryan 1981 most normal people don’t like rapists and wife cheaters.
asif hashimov your one dumb puppy. Doubt your even smart enough to qualify as a lifeform.
asif hashimov sorry I don’t speak the language of dummies. Just because you speak dummies doesn’t mean anybody else does. I might suggest you go back to school since you obviously failed miserably the first dozen attempts. Maybe at some point, you can qualify as a life form, but your unintelligent dribble that’s based on bullshit sputtered by useless idiots doesn’t mean anything. You make a wooden dummy look like Einstein.
I think is kept from classic cuz of it's sentimental moments, but to me it never ruins it, in fact adds to it, i think and god what an intense movie
This was one of the best casts, it's really unfortunate that one of these guys is dead now, he was stellar in "Edge of Tomorrow" with Tom Cruise.
Yes. Bill Paxton was outstanding.
Game over man. Game over.😢
Rip bill Paxton
I watched this in my science class and now I'm in love with this movie because it's got Tom Hanks who did an amazing job in this movie
1:06: "Hey we've got a problem here"
Oh that's not the "Everything is ok" alarm?
THIS WILL SOUND
EVERY THREE SECONDS
UNLESS EVERYTHING ISN’T OK
@@medmax5941 But it does break easily
Well there's the "oh, oopsie" problem that isn't really a problem. And then theres" hey we've got a problem here" which = "we're all about to die."
To be fair (...to be fair...*to be faaiiiiir*)...
...there were situations where the master alarm would go off for un-exciting reasons. When Armstrong/Aldrin landed they were getting lightly spammed with master alarms because the computer was falling behind on some astrogation measurements it was supposed to take.
@@JasonFahy Ha! Letterkenny. 👍
The 90s were truly the last great decade for films, back when they still had awesome casting as well. I'd love to see Tom Hanks & Kevin Bacon star together again soon.
Déjà Siku cough cough lord of the rings cough cough
2010 way better lol
2000s had plenty of great movies too.
Before wokism!
Long live the 90s man
It always baffled me how they "stirred" the oxygen tanks. After 20 years I've finally understand... Liquid oxygen!
Not even a mechanical stir. The tanks had built-in heating elements, as that was how you got the o2 out. The heating element would cause the liquid to expand into a gas and pressurize the tank. That pressure was then used to deliver the oxygen to the cabin, fuel cells, and main engine, without the need for a pump.
'Stirring the tank' was shorthand for briefly triggering the heating element.
You looked for this, youtube didn’t recommended it.
Lovell actually said: ' Houston it is seemingly apparent that a problem has occurred'
no he actually said: to the humans in the Texas town known as Huston, it has become increasingly apparent that a problem has arisen within the confines of our commond service module. lmao (this is sarcasm)
nope. he did say it.
@DJT 420 lmao
@DJT 420 LMAOOOOO
Addressing the Homo-sapiens currently vacating a populated settlement known as "Houston": it has become increasingly apparent that an inconvenient situation has arisen within the confines of our pressured, artificially created mineral alloy vessel, which may or may not result in a cessation of our bodily functions if no proper action is taken.
I combined some of the replies above :D
Considering the actual audio lasts a couple of hours, by memory, I'll take this as a cinema version.
My favorite movie of all time. It's so real, every time I see the explosion I just gotta go "whoa!"
I cry when I watch take off
I love how Swigert remains so calm while everyone is terrified
So stupid that Fred Haise blamed him when he was only doing what he was told, giving the oxygen tanks a stir, no way of knowing that was going to happen, but cooler heads prevailed and they were cool after awhile.
Much discussion about how this film made him out to be such a rookie, a tail chasing bachelor and a waste of the seat. Contemporaries at NASA say the film was unfair- he was a very competent astronaut.
Yes I love Apollo 13! Thanks
Best FX ever. This movie deserved more prizes.
I never traveled anywhere in anything with Tom Hanks but I think it would be great, we would have a great time.
We're goin' into the Hudson.
youtert 😂😂😂😂😂
"We're gonna try the river."
Just watched this film on tv in the UK (29th Dec 2018)
I had subtitles on and he said "Houston, we've had a problem"
1:19 for the mandela effect
Aqua Fairy what Mandela effect
Just to be clear it says we have a problem . Captions say that
@@Squify69 the actual radio transmissions said "we've had a problem"
Last time i watched this movie on netflix it was ah houston weve had a problem i actually had to rewind it 4 times. How is it different now?
Yall are dumb as hell
its my favorite movie, such a master piece
1:20 "Houston, we have a problem."
1:48
"Jesus, their heartbeats are skyrocketing"
Badum tsssss!
*THE MANDELA EFFECT SWITCHED BACK OMG*
The Truth Hurts what is the mandela effect? Now I’m curious lol
TheBritishBulldog oh thank you 😊
The Truth Hurts just mis heard and a lot simpler then original quote
Yes it did. I was here 2-3 years ago and it was “we’ve had” . Now it’s back.
robb spencer ya that’s what I thought
love this channel
Great movie enjoyed every min of it!
Brilliant film. It happened as you saw it,even down to the CO2 filter made out of a cardboard tube,plastic bag and a sock. But for that,they'd have died long before they got home.
“We got a wicked shimmy up here”
Me: dies
She's starting shimmy, she is starting to shudder.
I like it when he said "Houston, we've HAD a problem"...PLEASE change it BACK!!! The comments were HILARIOUS!!!
Lol I came here for that
Iconic line "San Antonio you got some issues!"
“Houston WE HAVE A PROBLEM” says it on dec 2017. never forget your memories and the REAL TRUTH.
Not anymore bruh
oi what do you mean not anymore are you saying you heard Houston we've had a problem?
@Michelle Jackson, it is now.
Please tell me you remember the video saying houston we've had a problem
I have to admit, when I saw it (the first time), since Paxton was in it, I kept expecting him to go "We're runnin' out of oxygen man! Game over! Game over!" But still some good acting by all.
This was awesome
I'm so glad they got back to Andy's room
This is just the loud and chaotic part where you don't know anything about what's going on except that something's going on. That moment when they all go quiet because Lovell is looking out the window and telling them they're venting something into space it's when the scene really hits.
IT FINALLY CHANGED BACK!
yeah i'm glad it did
"We got a wicked shimmy up here"
10/10 for writing, 12/10 for delivery
“Houston we have a problem”
“Why is it always a problem? Can’t you call just to say “hi”?”
Houston you have a problem!
Oh wait.. wrong move.
You re-uploaded the clip despite everyone in the comments blowing the whistle on the switch between "Houston we have a problem" and "Houston we've had a problem". You can see by the comments the people that experienced both of these versions and saw it switch. And it isn't simply a difference between the real story and this clip that we are talking about, we are well aware of that issue. What we are talking about is the fact that this clip changed from "houston we have a problem" to "houston we've had a problem" AND back to "Houston we have a problem".
Bring it. Let's see what you got. Can't wait.
I wish I had seen it when it said Houston we've had a problem, but why the hell would they reupload it?
My bets on playing a joke. I saw it both ways, and it's the only ME thing I haven't been able to explain. It was easy to see why it might not be what people remembered in the first place, but now it's changed back, so my bet is on movieclips is playing a practical joke and I love it
no it didn't yall are stupid i remember this film always saying "we have a problem"
I have had this flip flop for me within this month
OH MY GOD! I just found out that Bill Paxton is in this film! Had to come and see for myself. I'm obsessed with 2004 Thunderbirds in which he plays Jeff Tracy "Billionaire ex astronaut" according to the Hood. Well, I guess this may as wel be his backstory! I'm so happy!
SUCH A GOOD MOVIE
Definitely their finest hour. God, space scares the crap out of me...
Sebastian Shaw, Captain Miller, and Private Hudson all in one scene.
This is one of the parts I’ve was looking for. “Houston, we have a problem”. It seems that is what a lot of people say now when trouble shows up. 😯😯😯
🥶
One thing I would like to add...Rest in Peace Bill Paxton. A very fine actor, whether it’s Twister, Apollo 13, or Aliens, he was great in all of them. He will be sorely missed. 😔😔😔
i like it when he says houston we have a problem
"we've had a problem!" geez, cant you guys keep up with the changes in parallel universes!?
It's we have now, seems YOU can't xD
IT CHANGED BACK OMG
what?
Wow More proof
"Houston, -we have- we've had a problem!"
It's we have.
Read and learn: history.nasa.gov/Timeline/apollo13chron.html
@@Hairysteed Risky click of the day
great actors
I got chills when he said Houston we have a problem
30th Jan of 2019: "we Have a problem"
houston we have a problem!
wait, i seen the comments... so it was suposed to be "Houston, we've had a problem!" ? well, thats weird, i never remembered that. ofcourse never heard the original sound.
BANGS AND SHIMIES! ITS GAME OVER MANN!!
1:20
By far i think this is the greatest quote ever done in all of human history. "Houston, _we have a problem_ ".
It changed to "have had a probelm" for me sometime in 2015 and is now back to the way I remember it when I first saw the movie, "we have a problem".
1:20 this is what you came for.
🔥
this is my fave "space" movie by far
I have never watched the movie but for some reason i love the " Houston we have a problem" part
RIP Bill!
Why did you remove the old clip and reupload it?
Yes, it was. My issue is that the comments were interesting.
PUDDING, CRAM THAT MANDELA EFFECT UP YOUR ASS. SO FAR IT COMES OUT YUR MOUF.
My guess is they uploaded the video in two versions of reality and the other video is still waiting for us if we switch back
-Houston, we have a problem.
-No, you have a problem
I love this movie
1:20 me when I run out of fuel
to go to the mun in KSP
All you had to do was stir the damn tanks CJ.
J N I see what you did there
YOU PICKED THE WRONG TIME TO STIR YO TANKS FOOL
Swigert: "Hey, we've got a problem here."
Houston: "This is Houston. Say again please."
Lovell: "Somebody poisoned the waterhole."
"There's a snake in my boot."
Haise: "Game over man, game over."
Dang it, Balto! Stop playing with the switches! XD
Look at that it says, Houston, we have a problem. I thought that was a misquote.
This was a great film and was a true story obviously everyone knows.
Ye
My heart was beating so fast
Remember watching their safe return on the BBC with James Burke and Sir Patrick more taking us through the nail biting moment.