I remember watching this movie and being so glued to this movie and being blown away at how realistic it looked. This scene especially. I was so ecstatic to see that they were about to be travelling into the unknown and when it was sabotaged and the machine was destroyed, I felt crushed inside because they could in no good conscience rebuild the machine after so much money was poured into it. I remember thinking, "This movie better not end like this or I'm going to be really pissed off!" LOL. Then S.R. Hadden came and saved the day, 😁🤞👍. Freakin' love this movie!
Then Dr. Arroway went and travelled through the wormhole, met with an actual Vegan (passing off as her father to ease her disorientation), came back and most of the Washington establishment didn't believed her since her pod passed straight through the arrows. Not to mention the late S.R. Hadden was being blamed for the whole situation, as a possible publicity stunt.
Remember watching this in a huge cinema in West London with my friend and his wife. He turned around to be after the movie and said "what a f*cking brilliant movie". Can't believe it was 25 years ago. Still an absolute classic.
I saw this in the theater when it first came out. Seeing this explosion for the first time on a great big screen was indescribable. I've seen this movie dozens of times (not for maybe ten years now), but watching it again here still gave me chills up and down my body.
+nine9s the sound continuity mistake when the machine blows up, the sound of the exterior sounding in the interior of the control centre. It should have been mixed at duller and defused like sound to make it sound like its outside as it sounded like it all the flying derbies was crashing on the inside which wouldn't be possible with laws of sound physics. Go and play the scene again on what ever format disc you have. Then again simply listening to the scene here. The explosion no way would sound clear with high end freq between the glass of launch-control-centre it looks to be about quarter of a mile away. The glass must be so cool it should replace perforated screens that normally roll-off hf freq with speakers behind it.
@@gerardcollins6621 No they dont. They simply perceive the process on a different timescale. Humans selfishly expect things to conform to their lifespan. They view it in the larger scope of cosmic time. Like the rotation of a galaxy. After all the being taking her fathers form says its the way its been done for millions of years.
When we are going somewhere, when I inquire if my wife is ready, she usually smiles and says, “I’m okay to go!” Just a little phrase she has jokingly used since we first saw this movie when it first came out.
I saw this one scene at a Sony home theater display, during a public event. It looked and sounded amazing. I bought the DVD the next day. One of my favorites.
Well... textures today are much better, but I find that a lot of CGI today feels weightless, TOO fake. Even though the Machine lacks a realistic texture, when it explodes and falls apart, it feels like it has weight to it. The great sound design and mix of different quality cameras (TV, security footage, film) helps with the illusion too.
If you think about it, there wasn't much CGI in this movie. More practical sets than anything. The only heaviest was towards the ending. So that could explain why it looks so well, because they were able to put appropriate resources to needed scenes.
+NightmareDandelion the movie made perfect sense. Vega got radio waves sent from earth, they returned message containing blueprints, she is selected to go in the ship, it drops straight down but to her she went flying through space
@@benjaminemmanuel1811 right, not even fictional alien tech am I right? I mean, they could only be barely as advanced as us. Making a wormhole device thing that we would never have thought up of, crazy to think they could build something like that from some other advanced species more then them, and send it to us, what idiots right ben? can I call ya ben? we have a lot in common, you know, im something of a youtube comment genius myself. these "non-realistic" people should listen to us lads, the worms
@@TheShaggyDoc I loved the movie, but the actual scene with the alien made no sense "we brought you here...because you are not yet ready for us, that is why you are here, because you are not ready, im your illusion daddy, cause you no comprende why you are here". felt like a cop out
"Was" sadly, he died in 1996. When I saw the book in paperback form, and it said they were making this film starring the goddess Jodie Foster, I thought someone had looked into my mind to figure out the film I was most likely to want to watch. A story by a man I have admired for decades, starring a woman I have adored for even longer!
when you first watch this scene its shocking, but afterwards you think 'unfortunately that's probably exactly what would happen in real life'. get better security lol!!
Chad K oh fuck off, there are and were many other tragedies as bad or worse than that. You just think it's more important because it was americans instead of Rwandans or any of the thousands of other tragedies
A rocket launch is not what is happening here, what is happening here is the possible contact with an extraterrestrial life. Think better about it and the consequences of telling to the world that their god may not exist.
the first time I watched it long time ago I didn't understand that the terrorist was the christian that was mad at the contact with aliens, I just understood it when I watched it recently, and it was electrifying! Also, i personally thought it was really sad the scene where he is talking with a microphone and she passes by with the car, and he says something like "these scientists ruined the world"
2:05 You see the bomber enter the gantry behind Ellie. 2:52 Anyone's natural reaction to realizing it is none other than... Jake Busey. Outstanding movie by the way. Especially this scene.
This scene always shocked me, specially when I saw it on the screen for the first time. But how the hell did someone wearing a goddamn bomb-vest get so close to supposedly the most expensive machine ever built by mankind?
I've not read the book so no idea if it either has the answer or even plays out the same way, but perhaps the bomber was friends with or related to someone who had clearance, and that person had similar motives. Still a stretch, but within the realm of possibility.
@@nine9s will biscaly its god made it happen or what ever an alien because they didn’t want human to go and visit them because they don’t think humans are ready and the bomber was a message for humans to not make tht type machines thts wut the alien said to the girl
I think he spotted what Ellie herself would later observe during her ride: a mismatch between the telemetry and direct experience. And they didn't believe her either.
they'd do anything to maintain that status quo, not because of their beliefs, but because they'd lose all influence if the truth was to come out. if humanity had managed to make contact with aliens every religion, every church on this planet would be D.O.N.E fked. that's why major world powers keep everything hidden from us for centuries
When I saw this scene when I was watching the movie it scared me so much. That guy was definitely a nut job. And I love how this movie completely captures how people would react if this happened. If we actually did get a CONTACT from someone else. Amazing.
I remember seeing this movie forever ago, and i just saw it again a week ago or something. And still, this is the single scene that frightens me most, it is so creepy and sad.
I haven't seen this movie in its entirety in about a year, but just now, this scene made me genuinely scared/emotional. I can't remember feeling the same thing about any other action movie or drama recently. There are parts about this movie I don't like, and some parts that are just plain cheesy, but overall I love this movie.
This might be the most intense scene I've ever seen in a film. I've seen many intense scenes, that most would say are more intense than this one, but for some reason this scene just makes me tense up more than any other.
the story Sagan used to get his idea across. He wrote a book and created an alien race to get across an idea that clearly has passed by you. The point of Contact was to show that we're all in this together, all of humanity are one and the same - there's no reason to fight each other. Religion and science can coexist, communists and capitalists can coexist, as long as we respect each other. Because we're all looking for answers, all trying to survive. "What makes this universe bearable is love."
nop, humanity cannot coexist with each other, as long as there are such powerful beings as humans in the universe we will always fight amongst ourselves, it's in our nature to surpass & destroy each other. it can even be called our purpose. sad & unfortunate, but that's the way it goes..
I always thought it was fitting that the test never took place. It is only when Ellie herself travels in it that it becomes cosmic poetry. Even in her journey the chair becomes dislodged. The mistrust of humans is shown. It's cathartic. Just my opinion.
it's also most likely that when she traveled with the second machine the security around & inside of that thing was out of this world, so nothing & nobody fucks up the experiment
I like the director’s subtle touch at 4:33, where you see armed soldiers entering the control room to enforce a lockdown until the security threat is confirmed to be neutralized.
At the end, the guy in the control room 'ok, back to your stations, I need you people calm'. Holy shit this was more a private Hudson from Aliens type moment 'game over man. fucking game over'!!! lol
Amazing scene. Interesting that you can sometimes see the cult leader/bomber guy in the background on the monitors a couple of times while the camera is fixed on the main characters in the control room.
Reactions of the personel in the control hall suprised me though. The whole thing that cost like an universe amount of money just blew up in pieces, nevertheless they're all like 'okay, it's done now, let's go back to our computers and keep computing...'
Totally makes sense. Challenger exploding while launching to orbit, Columbia disintegrating while reentering Erath's atmosphere for a supposedly routine landing. Professionals like these must keep their duties, shake the emotions the best they can (and have so been trained to do) and get the essential work done, work that cannot be postponed at all, like telemetry of the remaining undamaged/working parts/structures, data analysis and recovery of any information vital for the upcoming investigations. Everything the protocols anticipate and dictate in case of a major or catastrophic failure. Including S&R teams coordination, attemps to contact still living and working people at the affected posts.
Good thing that the parts, which were swept by the explosion, didn't fell on all those people, who were gathered there. It would have been very painfull scene, if the director had decided to put that in the movie.
Did anyone else notice that during the machine destruction sequence the overlay sound was a rapid heartbeat that settles down after the debris stops flying. A rapid heartbeat that slows to normal. A little sound trickery.
...they find in Pi a code. The end of the book insinuates that the universe has a design, when Ellie talks to the Caretakers they are using a wormhole system built by someone else long before they showed up. The book is anything but anti-religious. The main character is very intolerant of religious views in the beginning, but through her experiences finds that we're all just looking for the truth, and that the truth is not always so black and white. I don't think you read the book...
+ScipioXII Not really. Thet clearly gently placed his hand on his forearm, then his thumb, then to his forearm again. Is that something someone with adrenaline would do?
+ScipioXII whatever. this is not for debate. you clearly don't know what adrenaline does and I'm absolutely sure that anyone who sees that would think the same thing. it also has nothing to do with the biology of the act. it's common ducking sense that they won't take their hand off their thumb. if it was deliberate that the director did that, than it's stupid.
![Contact "Testimonial Interogation" - Final Hearing [16:9]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/DVn90-83NQQ/mqdefault.jpg)
I love how this sequence gives the viewer a couple of chances to spot the infiltrator before Ellie recognizes him.
Busey men are easy to spot.😅
"The enemy cannot destroy your teleporter if you disable his hand."
ahahah Zim rocks
*PUT* YOUR HAND ON THAT DETONATOR
MEDIC!
Not much to look at after you scrape the wreckage off the ocean floor.
Zim got the bug Zim got the bug haha
Whoever is switching these security camera feeds has a future as a director.
ok
ok
u aint lying!
I remember watching this movie and being so glued to this movie and being blown away at how realistic it looked. This scene especially. I was so ecstatic to see that they were about to be travelling into the unknown and when it was sabotaged and the machine was destroyed, I felt crushed inside because they could in no good conscience rebuild the machine after so much money was poured into it. I remember thinking, "This movie better not end like this or I'm going to be really pissed off!" LOL.
Then S.R. Hadden came and saved the day, 😁🤞👍. Freakin' love this movie!
Then Dr. Arroway went and travelled through the wormhole, met with an actual Vegan (passing off as her father to ease her disorientation), came back and most of the Washington establishment didn't believed her since her pod passed straight through the arrows. Not to mention the late S.R. Hadden was being blamed for the whole situation, as a possible publicity stunt.
@Kenny Benally wanna take a ride?
@@tuttt99 This scene when I watched in the theater, every body was silence. This film is one of my favorite ones.
@@tuttt99 The entire theater ,, i was in , like FUCK YAAA !!!
"built two for twice the price"
One of the rare few action scenes which leave you shocked and stunned.
5 years later and I was exactly that !!! The whole sequence is amazing
This movie is so UNDERRATED
Back when it came put on VHS, the rental place had five copies, and one had to reserve it. I had to wait a few weeks. This film was big then.
Remember watching this in a huge cinema in West London with my friend and his wife. He turned around to be after the movie and said "what a f*cking brilliant movie". Can't believe it was 25 years ago. Still an absolute classic.
I saw this in the theater when it first came out. Seeing this explosion for the first time on a great big screen was indescribable. I've seen this movie dozens of times (not for maybe ten years now), but watching it again here still gave me chills up and down my body.
+nine9s the sound continuity mistake when the machine blows up, the sound of the exterior sounding in the interior of the control centre. It should have been mixed at duller and defused like sound to make it sound like its outside as it sounded like it all the flying derbies was crashing on the inside which wouldn't be possible with laws of sound physics. Go and play the scene again on what ever format disc you have.
Then again simply listening to the scene here. The explosion no way would sound clear with high end freq between the glass of launch-control-centre it looks to be about quarter of a mile away. The glass must be so cool it should replace perforated screens that normally roll-off hf freq with speakers behind it.
Every damn time it gets me man. For it's time it felt visceral and so realistic. It still makes me tight chested to this day.
When I saw this in the theater, pieces of the transporter actually broke through the movie screen and nearly hit people in the theater.
So many parts of this movie just give me goosebumps allll over, especially the first "Signal" scene. Amazing
This movie is so garbage lol
This is one of my all-time favorite movies. Still touching.
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I bet the aliens were like "We sent this to the wrong people"
1945, fall of the Nazi party
They still think that (most likely). We are already recognising some of our flaws and barbarisms, but we are long way from dealing with those.
They basiclly realise that at the end of the film, that humanity is still too divided and backwards to join the other civilisations.
For the next 1000 years, they continued getting messages about their car insurance.
@@gerardcollins6621 No they dont. They simply perceive the process on a different timescale. Humans selfishly expect things to conform to their lifespan. They view it in the larger scope of cosmic time. Like the rotation of a galaxy.
After all the being taking her fathers form says its the way its been done for millions of years.
When we are going somewhere, when I inquire if my wife is ready, she usually smiles and says, “I’m okay to go!” Just a little phrase she has jokingly used since we first saw this movie when it first came out.
Thats cute. Mine has a different response and I assure you its not with a smile.
I do it too my kids look at me saying mum has gone troppo.
I saw this one scene at a Sony home theater display, during a public event. It looked and sounded amazing. I bought the DVD the next day. One of my favorites.
Love this movie, and this is my favorite scene. Very intense, fantastic effects and it's the point where Drumlin is written out, which made me happy.
why is it that CGI from 1997 look better than cgi today?
Booker Dewitt Peter Jackson's Weta digital did the FX for this, probably the main reason this holds up so well.
Booker Dewitt that machine looks so real! I love this movie!
Well... textures today are much better, but I find that a lot of CGI today feels weightless, TOO fake.
Even though the Machine lacks a realistic texture, when it explodes and falls apart, it feels like it has weight to it. The great sound design and mix of different quality cameras (TV, security footage, film) helps with the illusion too.
If you think about it, there wasn't much CGI in this movie. More practical sets than anything. The only heaviest was towards the ending. So that could explain why it looks so well, because they were able to put appropriate resources to needed scenes.
Because nowadays what the effects ate portraying are over the top and unbelievable with no realism to them
I've never been so emotionally attached with a movie like this. Not sure if for good or bad. Probably good, for the most part.
this movie makes 0 sense
+NightmareDandelion the movie made perfect sense. Vega got radio waves sent from earth, they returned message containing blueprints, she is selected to go in the ship, it drops straight down but to her she went flying through space
And the aliens download her memory while she's unconscious
@@benjaminemmanuel1811 right, not even fictional alien tech am I right? I mean, they could only be barely as advanced as us. Making a wormhole device thing that we would never have thought up of, crazy to think they could build something like that from some other advanced species more then them, and send it to us, what idiots right ben? can I call ya ben? we have a lot in common, you know, im something of a youtube comment genius myself. these "non-realistic" people should listen to us lads, the worms
@@TheShaggyDoc I loved the movie, but the actual scene with the alien made no sense "we brought you here...because you are not yet ready for us, that is why you are here, because you are not ready, im your illusion daddy, cause you no comprende why you are here". felt like a cop out
This makes my heart pound so fast it's so stressful.
+Victor Osorio ikr
What an amazing scene, though!
it makes me weep for humanity. humans take 5 steps forward and 4 back, in everything we do
I can hear it at the end of this clip ;-)
so sad
This was one of the most spectacular unexpected and amazing scenes ever put on film. Very realistic. The whole movie was brilliant.
Carl Sagan is a brilliant genius.
"Was" sadly, he died in 1996. When I saw the book in paperback form, and it said they were making this film starring the goddess Jodie Foster, I thought someone had looked into my mind to figure out the film I was most likely to want to watch. A story by a man I have admired for decades, starring a woman I have adored for even longer!
The realism of this makes it all the more terrifying
4:36 - The Japanese guy from Karate Kid II. Just noticed that after all these years lol
lol me too just now
I'm keeping this movie for my collection
Amazing scene ... Amazing. So riveting. The special effects are top notch. Mind you, this film was made in 1997. Way ahead of it's time ...
hey, that's Gary Busey's son
GET HIM!
when you first watch this scene its shocking, but afterwards you think 'unfortunately that's probably exactly what would happen in real life'. get better security lol!!
If this scene actually happened, it would replace 9/11.
Chad K oh fuck off, there are and were many other tragedies as bad or worse than that. You just think it's more important because it was americans instead of Rwandans or any of the thousands of other tragedies
Now it would be some flat Earth idiot.
There have been thousands of rocket launches and no security breach in history. This is NOT something that is likely to happen in real life.
A rocket launch is not what is happening here, what is happening here is the possible contact with an extraterrestrial life. Think better about it and the consequences of telling to the world that their god may not exist.
This really did capture that Challenger/911 feel
the first time I watched it long time ago I didn't understand that the terrorist was the christian that was mad at the contact with aliens, I just understood it when I watched it recently, and it was electrifying! Also, i personally thought it was really sad the scene where he is talking with a microphone and she passes by with the car, and he says something like "these scientists ruined the world"
2:05 You see the bomber enter the gantry behind Ellie. 2:52 Anyone's natural reaction to realizing it is none other than... Jake Busey.
Outstanding movie by the way. Especially this scene.
RIP John Holliman. I hope someday we see Holliman Station on some other world.
This scene always shocked me, specially when I saw it on the screen for the first time. But how the hell did someone wearing a goddamn bomb-vest get so close to supposedly the most expensive machine ever built by mankind?
I've not read the book so no idea if it either has the answer or even plays out the same way, but perhaps the bomber was friends with or related to someone who had clearance, and that person had similar motives. Still a stretch, but within the realm of possibility.
behold, you discovered..(GASP!) A plot hole!
Security wasn't taken nearly as seriously before 9/11.
@@nine9s will biscaly its god made it happen or what ever an alien because they didn’t want human to go and visit them because they don’t think humans are ready and the bomber was a message for humans to not make tht type machines thts wut the alien said to the girl
One word...Hollywood.
I'm reading the book. It's pretty gripping stuff. I saw the movie when I was a kid and I barely remember it. I can't wait to see it again.
How did you like the movie when you saw it again, especially after reading the book?
One of the best sci-fi movie in the 90's that I watched all over again
that scene was horrible to watch (because the movie was so good : very emotional to imagine someone wanting to destroy that opportunity)
People would lose faith in there being a God.
That was one of the most traumatic scenes ever in a movie for me.
I love that the last thing Drumlin ever did was make an asshole out of himself in front of everyone hahah
I think he spotted what Ellie herself would later observe during her ride: a mismatch between the telemetry and direct experience. And they didn't believe her either.
One of my favourite lines from any movie "Wanta go for a ride?" John Hurt, movie royalty.
i like the cnn reporter. it adds a sense of realism to the movie
Lt. Dan - Yeah, whatever happened to that guy?
@Tyrone Taylor - Thanks for the info.
You got to love the people so set in their ways, they'd would do anything to maintain that status quo.
they'd do anything to maintain that status quo, not because of their beliefs, but because they'd lose all influence if the truth was to come out. if humanity had managed to make contact with aliens every religion, every church on this planet would be D.O.N.E fked. that's why major world powers keep everything hidden from us for centuries
When I saw this scene when I was watching the movie it scared me so much. That guy was definitely a nut job. And I love how this movie completely captures how people would react if this happened. If we actually did get a CONTACT from someone else. Amazing.
We have gotten contacts and they are ignored by the world at large. Www.aetherius.org
Best machine crash ever!! great movie too. Thanks Rammshtyn.
I remember seeing this movie forever ago, and i just saw it again a week ago or something. And still, this is the single scene that frightens me most, it is so creepy and sad.
I haven't seen this movie in its entirety in about a year, but just now, this scene made me genuinely scared/emotional. I can't remember feeling the same thing about any other action movie or drama recently. There are parts about this movie I don't like, and some parts that are just plain cheesy, but overall I love this movie.
You get afraid because the guy is a very realistic portrait of a psychopath.
For the year this was made, they really animated that well
This film is great
This guy is the scariest thing I've ever seen in my live. And as for now, I always loved scary movies.
This movie is amazing and Ellie is incredible she was supposed to be there she is the best character out of everyone wow intense scene.
“Put your hand on that wall!”
I can never see Jake Busey in a film and not get a shiver.
Starship Troopers
The Frighteners
This might be the most intense scene I've ever seen in a film. I've seen many intense scenes, that most would say are more intense than this one, but for some reason this scene just makes me tense up more than any other.
IMAGINE watching this in IMAX 3D.
Gary Busey's kid playing the nut.
Surprising? No.
+djancak Yup, that's his boy Jake.
the special effects in this movie were phenominal
This scene, man. This scene.
One person can destroys as much as another can create.
The guy in the foreground at 4:03 always bugged the hell out of me. He's just calmly watching the machine blow up.
Shocking scene in that movie. Great!
An incredible movie.
Yep..1997..long time ago...we even had indoor plumbing back then..we were way ahead of the times
the story Sagan used to get his idea across. He wrote a book and created an alien race to get across an idea that clearly has passed by you.
The point of Contact was to show that we're all in this together, all of humanity are one and the same - there's no reason to fight each other. Religion and science can coexist, communists and capitalists can coexist, as long as we respect each other. Because we're all looking for answers, all trying to survive. "What makes this universe bearable is love."
nop, humanity cannot coexist with each other, as long as there are such powerful beings as humans in the universe we will always fight amongst ourselves, it's in our nature to surpass & destroy each other. it can even be called our purpose. sad & unfortunate, but that's the way it goes..
I always thought it was fitting that the test never took place. It is only when Ellie herself travels in it that it becomes cosmic poetry. Even in her journey the chair becomes dislodged. The mistrust of humans is shown. It's cathartic. Just my opinion.
it's also most likely that when she traveled with the second machine the security around & inside of that thing was out of this world, so nothing & nobody fucks up the experiment
This scene always scared me with the way how the camera moves to the bomber and the music
So an anticlimactic security breach annilates a climatic launch scene. Brilliant choreography.❤
I like the director’s subtle touch at 4:33, where you see armed soldiers entering the control room to enforce a lockdown until the security threat is confirmed to be neutralized.
At the end, the guy in the control room 'ok, back to your stations, I need you people calm'.
Holy shit this was more a private Hudson from Aliens type moment 'game over man. fucking game over'!!!
lol
Amazing scene. Interesting that you can sometimes see the cult leader/bomber guy in the background on the monitors a couple of times while the camera is fixed on the main characters in the control room.
Reactions of the personel in the control hall suprised me though. The whole thing that cost like an universe amount of money just blew up in pieces, nevertheless they're all like 'okay, it's done now, let's go back to our computers and keep computing...'
Totally makes sense. Challenger exploding while launching to orbit, Columbia disintegrating while reentering Erath's atmosphere for a supposedly routine landing. Professionals like these must keep their duties, shake the emotions the best they can (and have so been trained to do) and get the essential work done, work that cannot be postponed at all, like telemetry of the remaining undamaged/working parts/structures, data analysis and recovery of any information vital for the upcoming investigations. Everything the protocols anticipate and dictate in case of a major or catastrophic failure. Including S&R teams coordination, attemps to contact still living and working people at the affected posts.
Damn im just watching Alien and drumlin acts in it. He is way younger. I never had noticed
And that's why we can't have nice things.
You have to give a round of applause to Jake Busey (brother of Gary Busey). He plays the part of the terrorist bomber to silent, chilling perfection.
Jake is the son of Gary, not his brother
this scene scared the crap out of my as a kid.
NASA voice actress is amazing
Yes I know right!!! Who is this actress? I need to hire her for my next film!
Magnificent ❤ Extraordinary 😊
Good thing that the parts, which were swept by the explosion, didn't fell on all those people, who were gathered there. It would have been very painfull scene, if the director had decided to put that in the movie.
Can we please get a sequel?!! With her still.
The fact this movie never got a sequel is a crime.
Love Jodi x
i bet she was going "man that could have been me up there."
That's suprisingly decent video quality for a UA-cam video from 2008
Ah! I remember this scene pissed me off.
That guy got some nerve blowing that up!
What's even better is that he is Jake Busey, son of legendary Buddy Holly impersonator Gary Busey.
i love this part because it is so sick
Did anyone else notice that during the machine destruction sequence the overlay sound was a rapid heartbeat that settles down after the debris stops flying. A rapid heartbeat that slows to normal. A little sound trickery.
Small moves Sparks, small moves
This is the exact reason aliens won't talk to us
A fantastic movie
"Alright,alright...... back to you stations."
They missed an "Alright"
Unless Matthew got one "Alright" out just before being interrupted.
Great Visual FX
Better question is why the person holding the dudes thumb lets go and just watches lol.
Best Movie Ever...So Badly Underrated
Her father was a doctor at Saint Elsewhere Hospital.
...they find in Pi a code. The end of the book insinuates that the universe has a design, when Ellie talks to the Caretakers they are using a wormhole system built by someone else long before they showed up.
The book is anything but anti-religious. The main character is very intolerant of religious views in the beginning, but through her experiences finds that we're all just looking for the truth, and that the truth is not always so black and white.
I don't think you read the book...
This guy has two of the best deaths ever...
Alien..
Giant machine thing..
Wicked..
The one thing that ruined the scene for me:
"I'll just let go of the bomber's thumb that he'll use to press the button that'll kill us all."
+ZeroKai well i mean lets see you do something when you're pumped in adrenaline
+ScipioXII Not really. Thet clearly gently placed his hand on his forearm, then his thumb, then to his forearm again. Is that something someone with adrenaline would do?
+ZeroKai someone with adrenaline will go to their primal instincts and do anything so they individually would live.
+ScipioXII whatever. this is not for debate. you clearly don't know what adrenaline does and I'm absolutely sure that anyone who sees that would think the same thing. it also has nothing to do with the biology of the act. it's common ducking sense that they won't take their hand off their thumb. if it was deliberate that the director did that, than it's stupid.
Dead man's switch
This reminds me of that scene from the Dark Knight when Joker explodes the hospital.
RIP Carl Sagan and John Holliman
First rule of government spending: Why build one when you can build two for twice the price.
That scene made me lose my breath.
First rule in government spending why build one when you can have two at twice the price
The enemy cannot push a button if you disable his hand.
“Should have gone for the head…” - Thanos
You just know someone somewhere has been trying to reverse engineer this thing since the movie came out