I love how after The Entity heard the human sonar operator at 2:48 commenting on how the sounds he's hearing should mean that the enemy submarine should be closer than that due to his years of training The Entity then went "Oh yeah... right, that's maybe a little bit too far" and then readjusted the submarine position on the display to make it seem more believable
And the next thing captan said was: "run diagnostic on sonar control, something is'nt right ", and then Entity start to producing sound of torpedo tubes flooding. Beautiful.
I remember debating the movie so far during the intermission with my pals, and I was like: "Well, the actors playing the Russian sailors were particularly good."
I honestly think this movie should’ve opened with a badass mission that takes place in Ethan hunt’s early years in the imf with a young cgi Tom cruise face and how he and the movies villain came to be. Kinda like the opening to the new Indiana Jones movie
SAME dude. The growl makes sense if you think about it as well, considering that the Entity only growls when (jn this case) it has a victory, or it wishes to reveal itself. A growl is a noticeable sound, very similar to the very noticeable marks it leaves on the Internet.
One of the best beginning scene I saw. There are so many movies and stories that tell us how dangerous KI is. Edit: I am really sorry that some of you people can't understand that mistakes happen and that I didn't think about that its called different in english. It's not my "main language". I hope you can handle it without losing your shit. Have a nice day!
originally the Entity was going to have red visuals instead of blue, it's possible forgot to change it here (and that you have a very keen eye) (i'm looking at it again and for a split second it's a radar and then it changes to the entity. You're an absolute legend for noticing this little detail)
What makes this sequence even more interesting is that you learn Mcquarrie chose people that looked like they would be on a submarine and not real actors
This has got to be the greatest opening in all of movie history. The introduction of the villain, the tension buildup, the cinematography, the music its all just absolute perfection
The Entity theme is eerie as hell. Three notes, so simple, but so creepy. One of the most creative villains in recent cinema and it's not even a physical threat, but an AI.
Oh yeah, I never notice that until now Now I want to rewatch this opening scene over and over again to catch and list all the tricks that The Entity used
Loved this opening. Felt like a modern take those Bond pre-title sequences from movies like Spy Who Loved Me and Tomorrow Never Dies, while still doing its own thing
Love the logic of the entity manipulating humans into sinking its greatest vulnerability to the bottom of the ocean. I'm curious to see how exactly Ethan plans to get down there lol
Me too, I bet Tom Cruise is gonna skydive into the ice cold water and he’ll fight against Gabriel to destroy The Entity’s source code. I’m curious to know where that plane sequence they shot will play into the plot.
@@administratorshanBut, the nuclear itself can tun years without maintenance but it can pass into Internet and get stored in some advanced computer brain
I feel like with the detail of there being a chess set on deck it not only symbolises that they are in a game of chess but it also reminds of the fact that machines have been able to beat every chess grandmaster for the past 15 years.
An underrated part of this scene is how the movie overlapped and faded the russian and english to overcome the ‘characters speaking in a foreign language in an english-language movie’ issue
The Entity was playing mind games with the submarine equipment. It wanted the Russians to think they were being attacked so that they could launch their own torpedo and use it against them. This is why A.I. can be very bad for humanity.
Here's what I hope is gonna happen if she shows up in Part 2: it turns out Ethan arranged for her death to be faked once again to protect her from the Entity, and also to trick the Entity into erasing her MI6 records, thus ensuring her complete freedom from MI6.
The opening in this movie was great, the Entity’s distorted groan reminds me a lot of The Grudge. I also thought to myself that this submarine would be where the final battle for Dead Reckoning Part 2 would be set as Ethan kills it and repeatedly reminding myself “This is part 1 of a 2 part story”
It’s strange you mention The Grudge, because the only real thing that scares me about new intelligence is if it decides to go full Grudge. Dying is bad, but it ends.
I remember that I though the missile was Ethan pulling some impossible stunt again to enter in the submarine The history of this movie gets pretty wild when the discover that was a AI
This movie could have been done in 20 minutes. ''we need to open this thing but we need this special key to do it'' ''no worries, i know someone'' ''hello this is the lockpiking lawyer, and today we have an all knowing AI trying to take control of the world...''
This is a lot like the AI from Wargames, that nearly started a thermonuclear war by making it seem the Soviets launched nukes by manipulating the alert systems and sonar. Great concept because you know one day it's going to be a real problem
I recomend you the series person of interest, especially for it's second part because it's show how problemetic AI can be with an AI like the entity that want to control the world.
Christopher Mcquarrie sure loves The Abbys by James Cameron. This scene is an inspiration from the first act. MI : Fallout The helicopter chase reference is the submersible chase in The Abbys.
It's like The Entity is the new Solomon Lane in the form of an A.I. Either it wants to rule the world or destroy it. I wonder what does Gabriel gain from all this? Or he truly believes that The Entity is his version of God.
Gabriel worships the entity and will do whatever it desires as it’s the most powerful force on the planet and it chose him to be its messiah it’s #1 loyalist who will be technically the most powerful man on earth
Don't know if I'm right, but I think all this was orchestrated by the Entity only because she isn't able to do one single thing: load the torbido as it is a "manual" task
Nowadays human rely too heavily on their technology and AI assistance. Therefore when sometimes the calculation is not even logical, the human will usually still believe the data shown 😅
I find it very difficult to believe that a Cold War submarine (with a traditional screw propulsion) could do what the Sub Captain claimed to do during his mission. Unless we assume that the Entity kept them hidden by altering the detection systems of every Major Navy in the World.
Quantum communication is strong enough to pierce through any barriers even water. Sonar data ai post processing need to easy maintain target parameters to enemy digital, electronic system. I hear china is achive stable signal of 100m underwhater distance. But it was five year ago.
4:20, after the torpedo was fired the captain and his 2nd incommand were holding their ears as if there was some change in pressure after the torpedo was fired. Is that something that happens when a weapon is fired in a sub? It's a tom cruise movie so the scene must have been included for authenticity. Anyone got an explanation?
The rest of the movie wasn't able to live up to the opening scene. Not a bad movie, just wasnt able to meet the standards the franchise has set for itself
Remember it became sentient during this scene a force of its own. That AI can do whatever it wants and sinking that sub in dead reckoning where technically humans would die in seconds trying to descend to its depths protects itself from being shutdown or overrided with that key
Wait how did British woman get that half of the key in the mini flashback when Ethan was being told about the mission if those guys died from the submarine had both halves of the key?? What did I miss?
With two voices and two keys forming a cross, I fully expected the camera to pull back revealing the McManus brothers. "And Communists we shall be For Thee Kruschev, for Thee Power hath descended forth from Thy hand That our boat may swiftly carry out Thy commands (etc)"
Given the ridiculousness of the entire crew speaking in heavily-accented English, I'm surprised it didn't just say "Good Luck!" using the Roman alphabet.
The Entity picked a certain spot in the submarine to hit that will only kill the crew but leaving the nuclear power generator intact (by the way, a nuclear submarine can operate for over 20 years), so it can use all the power to sustain itself. Also, from what I've checked the Bering Sea isn't that deep around 200 meters which means the wreckage will survive for a long time, allowing The Entity to plan nefarious plots safely.
As soon as I heard the "Russian" submarine crew speaking in heavily-accented English, I thought "uh-oh". It took me right out of the movie, and was the first of many disappointments. I'm sure this franchise has used subtitles before. I know this was quite a long scene, but I wouldn't have minded reading subtitles for the first few minutes of the movie. It would have felt so much more authentic, and thus sinister. I think one of McQuarrie's mistakes this time around was that he really patronised the audience - so much lengthy exposition, so many unearned plot points.
The submarine captain does not lose his composure and continues to give commands to his subordinates even before his death. A true leader.
Well, thats what the job requires from you. You dont become a captain of a submarine if you get scared and hide at the first hint of danger.
3:41 The Cyrillic writing on the torpedo is удачи! (Pronounced “udacha” which means “Good luck!”
Its amazing how Calm he was filming a pretend scene where he fake dies
I,m proud to say that captain was Played by my National famous Polish Actor Marcin Dorocinski
@@olafbaran4363 🇵🇱🤝🇷🇺
I love how after The Entity heard the human sonar operator at 2:48 commenting on how the sounds he's hearing should mean that the enemy submarine should be closer than that due to his years of training
The Entity then went "Oh yeah... right, that's maybe a little bit too far" and then readjusted the submarine position on the display to make it seem more believable
Wow nice catch
@@wildblaze8712Easy for you to say when you're in the position to make those decisions.
Machine learning algorithms
That is literally what the movie was obviously trying to show us.
And the next thing captan said was: "run diagnostic on sonar control, something is'nt right ", and then Entity start to producing sound of torpedo tubes flooding. Beautiful.
You know it’s a stellar movie when the opening actors, who aren’t even top billed, are killing it.
Marcin Dorociński (captain) is one of the best in Poland
@@pawenowacki7065A polish man playing a Russian naval captain?
There’s the indication we’re living in the best timeline.
@@admirallotor russians are good for bad people in movies i guess 😅
@@pawenowacki7065 Guess so!
I remember debating the movie so far during the intermission with my pals, and I was like: "Well, the actors playing the Russian sailors were particularly good."
The opening shot of this movie in Bering sea has become my all time favourite
Yes everything was perfect
The Cinematography the Actirs and the Music
What makes this movie unique from the rest of the franchise is that it opens without any of the main characters.
Ghost Protocol did the same
So did JAWS.
The sub was in the back of my head the whole movie, i knew they were gonna save the submarine mission for part 2
@@rmgilyardHe said the rest of the franchise, not all movies
I honestly think this movie should’ve opened with a badass mission that takes place in Ethan hunt’s early years in the imf with a young cgi Tom cruise face and how he and the movies villain came to be. Kinda like the opening to the new Indiana Jones movie
Mission impossible 7 was a 10/10 movie and a must watch for everyone
I agree, 10/10 too.
MI 6 better.
Agreed
@@_-TARS_we’re talking about this one. Not about which is one better
I think it would've done even better at the box office had it not been for 'Barbenheimer' releasing so close to it.
This is one of the best opening scenes ever
A rogue AI tricking a stealth submarine to fire on itself. Eerie projection of the future.
@@Skymaster.47 3:41 The Cyrillic writing on the torpedo is удачи! (Pronounced “udacha” which means “Good luck!”
it’s so good. Love submarines
Exactly
6:37 i love the entity sound effect
SAME dude. The growl makes sense if you think about it as well, considering that the Entity only growls when (jn this case) it has a victory, or it wishes to reveal itself. A growl is a noticeable sound, very similar to the very noticeable marks it leaves on the Internet.
Me too bro ! 😮😮😂
Ya ☠️
Sounds like the Reverse Flash a bit.
Decepticon 😂
Ngl one of the coolest and best overall openings of all time.
One of the best beginning scene I saw. There are so many movies and stories that tell us how dangerous KI is.
Edit: I am really sorry that some of you people can't understand that mistakes happen and that I didn't think about that its called different in english. It's not my "main language". I hope you can handle it without losing your shit. Have a nice day!
You mean AI😂😂
@@Alitheone76 im from Switzerland. We call it KI . Künstliche Intelligenz. Good for you?
@@larissa399 We have UI - umělá inteligence,. Im from Czech Republic
IA en español inteligencia artificial
its too bad the rest of the movie wasnt as good
If you look at the screen on the right at 3:26, you can see the Entity already taking over the screen.
Yeah. It looks like the eye of the entity
originally the Entity was going to have red visuals instead of blue, it's possible forgot to change it here (and that you have a very keen eye)
(i'm looking at it again and for a split second it's a radar and then it changes to the entity. You're an absolute legend for noticing this little detail)
@@Peertje304I also read it was gonna have a human form
@@ytuser_3122 3:41 The Cyrillic writing on the torpedo is удачи! (Pronounced “udacha” which means “Good luck!”
What makes this sequence even more interesting is that you learn Mcquarrie chose people that looked like they would be on a submarine and not real actors
This has got to be the greatest opening in all of movie history. The introduction of the villain, the tension buildup, the cinematography, the music its all just absolute perfection
Watch more movies dude
@GM-xk1nw i Watch alot. This is just my opinion
The Entity theme is eerie as hell. Three notes, so simple, but so creepy. One of the most creative villains in recent cinema and it's not even a physical threat, but an AI.
3:26 Entity diverts attention of Crew from Captain's Order of Running Weapons diagnostic by making it seem like flooding of Torpedo Tubes.
Brilliant
Oh yeah, I never notice that until now
Now I want to rewatch this opening scene over and over again to catch and list all the tricks that The Entity used
I didn’t realise the first time that The Entity heard the crewman mention the readings didn’t make sense and readjusted itself so that they would
Loved this opening. Felt like a modern take those Bond pre-title sequences from movies like Spy Who Loved Me and Tomorrow Never Dies, while still doing its own thing
The Hunt for Red October vibes
Love the logic of the entity manipulating humans into sinking its greatest vulnerability to the bottom of the ocean. I'm curious to see how exactly Ethan plans to get down there lol
Me too, I bet Tom Cruise is gonna skydive into the ice cold water and he’ll fight against Gabriel to destroy The Entity’s source code. I’m curious to know where that plane sequence they shot will play into the plot.
They need Magneto
But without humans, power will go out in the sub soon without proper maintenance of its nuclear reactors, did the AI lack IQ to see that?
@@administratorshanit's burying its source code, it doesn't care to run in the sub, it's on the internet.
@@administratorshanBut, the nuclear itself can tun years without maintenance but it can pass into Internet and get stored in some advanced computer brain
I feel like with the detail of there being a chess set on deck it not only symbolises that they are in a game of chess but it also reminds of the fact that machines have been able to beat every chess grandmaster for the past 15 years.
Actor playing captain played chess master in The Queens Gambit. Maybe this is a reason and form of joke.
It was a nod to the actor playing Vasily Borgov in the Queen's gambit !
The submarine captain is actually played by Polish actor Marcin Dorocinski, while his executive officer is a Russian played by Ivan Ivashkin.
And his right hand with the bald head is from Bulgaria played by Zahari Baharov
It was the perfect introduction to make sure the villain in this movie had a terrifying power
I don’t understand why people thought this was a bad movie? The plot makes sense for the most part.
I think it was more it just was released at the wrong time with Barbie and Oppenheimer destroying the box office as I agree, great movie.
Nah man audiences like us and the critics loved it, it’s just that it’s marketing was low and released on barbenheimer
@@mr.formal6723 Geez really? Is that why this movie did that badly?
@@Macken-n9l Tom Cruise even mad at marketers for releasing at the same month with Oppenheimer, losing IMAX lol
No one said that
We could not ask for a more mysterious, scary and exciting opening to an epic movie
An underrated part of this scene is how the movie overlapped and faded the russian and english to overcome the ‘characters speaking in a foreign language in an english-language movie’ issue
Same technique was used in the movie Valkyrie(2008).
It is a also Tom Cruise movie!
A Pole speaking English with a Russian accent. Now that's a challenge.
It all began with 'hunt for red october' this whole scene is homage to that master piece.
Very similar to the Hunt for Red October, in a good way of course, I believe this whole scene is an homage to that.
@@odysgln For Poles it's easy and usually performed as a joke.
This scene is Masterpiece.
The Entity was playing mind games with the submarine equipment. It wanted the Russians to think they were being attacked so that they could launch their own torpedo and use it against them. This is why A.I. can be very bad for humanity.
The Entity joins Skynet and Ultron as great examples for why AI is bad for humanity
@@ytuser_3122right
@@ytuser_3122 Thank you!
Yes I too think we should make important science policy decisions based on an action movie
AI is a puny it will *NEVER* I repeat *NEVER* *EVER* take over humanity
The russian accent and music adds so much to the thrilling feeling
This opening was much better than all the other scenes.
BRING BACK ILSA!!!!
Bro, she dead. She's not coming back.
@@danielstrange9794the fact they replaced her so quick lmao
@@forfucksakecomradeshe had to leave because of silo. Otherwise she would have stayed
Here's what I hope is gonna happen if she shows up in Part 2: it turns out Ethan arranged for her death to be faked once again to protect her from the Entity, and also to trick the Entity into erasing her MI6 records, thus ensuring her complete freedom from MI6.
@@oliverconway6960sadly no Rebecca Ferguson wanted out of mission impossible franchise
The Entity is the scariest villain, no wonder the M:I movies are far more superior to Bond.
I love the bond movies but they’re inconsistent with quality. Mission gets better every film
Terminator lvl thread.
I love how mission impossible raises the stakes every movie
@@kindofabigdeal7284 the 2018 mission impossible is pure garbage
@@garrisonscott1769 cap
It feels like a James Bond pre-title sequence. Totally awesome
The opening in this movie was great, the Entity’s distorted groan reminds me a lot of The Grudge. I also thought to myself that this submarine would be where the final battle for Dead Reckoning Part 2 would be set as Ethan kills it and repeatedly reminding myself “This is part 1 of a 2 part story”
It’s strange you mention The Grudge, because the only real thing that scares me about new intelligence is if it decides to go full Grudge. Dying is bad, but it ends.
This scene felt like it was from an action movie in the late 1990's/early 2000's in a good way.
Good opening, good movie. A shame it didn't perform well in the US.
6:37 entity is laughing 😮
I remember that I though the missile was Ethan pulling some impossible stunt again to enter in the submarine
The history of this movie gets pretty wild when the discover that was a AI
Well in the next sequel he might need to pull a stunt or two to enter it 'cuz the source code of the entity is in the sub.
Fist itan team need to avoid detection by P-8 poseidon anti-sub planes, underwater status-6 drone torpedoes.
outstanding opening
This movie could have been done in 20 minutes.
''we need to open this thing but we need this special key to do it''
''no worries, i know someone''
''hello this is the lockpiking lawyer, and today we have an all knowing AI trying to take control of the world...''
Glad to see the grandmaster from Queen's Gambit here. Excellent actor! Also referenced with the Chess set at 4:37
The Entity... it evolved, killer machine, no emotion, no concession, and master technology... who will shut down and kill Entity...?
Gondor will answer.
Ethan hunt
Is a Pied Piper AI
Skynet
John Connor will shut it down
This is a lot like the AI from Wargames, that nearly started a thermonuclear war by making it seem the Soviets launched nukes by manipulating the alert systems and sonar. Great concept because you know one day it's going to be a real problem
And the movie Eagle Eye. Same maverick AI
@@egin85 projekt forbin kolossus
I recomend you the series person of interest, especially for it's second part because it's show how problemetic AI can be with an AI like the entity that want to control the world.
@@Tato.85 even the show, NEXT. Very good AI themed show
Been waiting since July to see this scene
Reminds me of Arkhipov's story, instruments lied that day too, and Arkhipov averted a nuclear war by ignoring them.
6:27 Homie was ready to go, right here. 🙏☦️
2:00 chess grandmaster Borgov from The Queens Gambit.
Waiting for the next part
To access the mainframe 🔑🖥️💀
"Heh... Heh... Just you wait, bro." - ChatGPT
Christopher Mcquarrie sure loves The Abbys by James Cameron.
This scene is an inspiration from the first act.
MI : Fallout
The helicopter chase reference is the submersible chase in The Abbys.
The Entity: The world's most intelligent, powerful weapon.
Also the Entity: Fires a torpedo at its own submarine.
There's a reason why, it's part of the plot
It's like The Entity is the new Solomon Lane in the form of an A.I.
Either it wants to rule the world or destroy it. I wonder what does Gabriel gain from all this? Or he truly believes that The Entity is his version of God.
Gabriel worships the entity and will do whatever it desires as it’s the most powerful force on the planet and it chose him to be its messiah it’s #1 loyalist who will be technically the most powerful man on earth
1:23 -- The exact moment the Entity becomes self-aware.
He’s like, “Wait, was it red before? 🤔 Oh well” *clink*
Can you do the CIA and mask scene as well? :)
4:37 that chessboard is a reference to the Queen's Gambit show.
SO THAT'S WHERE I REMEMBER HIM FROM!!!
The weapon humans created to protect themselves, destroyed them.. one of the best opening sequence in all the mi series
best opening scene ever
Best scene from all MI
Their acting reminds me of the Chernobyl mini-series when Akimov said "we did everything right."
@5:41 You can see the torpedo slightly starting to turn right on a course back to the sub. Great little touch that I did not catch in the theater.
Don't know if I'm right, but I think all this was orchestrated by the Entity only because she isn't able to do one single thing: load the torbido as it is a "manual" task
Does anyone what was written on the Russian torpedo at 3:42?
Good luck!
Nowadays human rely too heavily on their technology and AI assistance. Therefore when sometimes the calculation is not even logical, the human will usually still believe the data shown 😅
You can make a movie with this crew and submarine and I will watch it.
The ones I feel for the most are the guys down in weapons who got instantly crushed by the torpedos after impact
Reminds of the hunt for red october
Best movie 👍👍👍 from start to finish.
I find it very difficult to believe that a Cold War submarine (with a traditional screw propulsion) could do what the Sub Captain claimed to do during his mission. Unless we assume that the Entity kept them hidden by altering the detection systems of every Major Navy in the World.
Quantum communication is strong enough to pierce through any barriers even water.
Sonar data ai post processing need to easy maintain target parameters to enemy digital, electronic system.
I hear china is achive stable signal of 100m underwhater distance.
But it was five year ago.
4:20, after the torpedo was fired the captain and his 2nd incommand were holding their ears as if there was some change in pressure after the torpedo was fired. Is that something that happens when a weapon is fired in a sub? It's a tom cruise movie so the scene must have been included for authenticity. Anyone got an explanation?
The rest of the movie wasn't able to live up to the opening scene.
Not a bad movie, just wasnt able to meet the standards the franchise has set for itself
Meanwhile....me
"This AI is so lame...cant even find me a decent birria taco"
If you ping them with sonar of course they would be able to see you
This was a beautiful scene, utterly dumb & illogical, but beautiful
Illogical, dump? Are tou superstitious. You need some logic not Logical fallacies your are comprehended.🗿🗿
I've always enjoyed the little subversion of expectations here with who the true villain of the movie actually is.
21st century war, using enemy's weapon to kill the enemy. Fantastic strategy (Y)
So awesome
The opening scene is very The Spy Who Loved Me-esque
Right down to the chess set :)
The Entity😮
scene is masterpiece
Really accurate manuvering commands there.
The Entity is basically Aria AKA eagle eye, or Viki AKA i robot
Ultron, Skynet
The AI is same in the silicon valley series
Pied Piper AI is breaking every security system.
Reminds me "The Spy who loved me"
Why would the Entity want to sink itself?
It wanted the keys to get out of the hands of Russians. To free itself
Remember it became sentient during this scene a force of its own. That AI can do whatever it wants and sinking that sub in dead reckoning where technically humans would die in seconds trying to descend to its depths protects itself from being shutdown or overrided with that key
@@jjack3186also with the nuclear power generator most likely used to power the sub The Entity can use its power to remain active for a very long time
Wait how did British woman get that half of the key in the mini flashback when Ethan was being told about the mission if those guys died from the submarine had both halves of the key?? What did I miss?
Marcin Dorociński Captain The Polisch Actor from Poland not Russia ;)
Actually this open scene is 100% true and original Russian Ai Submarine attack own ship
With two voices and two keys forming a cross, I fully expected the camera to pull back revealing the McManus brothers.
"And Communists we shall be
For Thee Kruschev, for Thee
Power hath descended forth from Thy hand
That our boat may swiftly carry out Thy commands (etc)"
Think about the idea was conceived in 2019
If anyone's curious, the Cyrillic graffiti on their torpedo says "Good Luck!"
Given the ridiculousness of the entire crew speaking in heavily-accented English, I'm surprised it didn't just say "Good Luck!" using the Roman alphabet.
After Oreshnik, I think few more reckoning movies to come, MI wilk not miss that league
6:30
Dorocinski byłby świetnym Bondem!
Seeing this in the theater after the whole Titanic submarine business I chuckled a bit.
What if the entity took the form of an actual human being and killed him
Love the Russians speaking to each other in English with a heavy Russian accent and a slight American twang. Haha.
Why the device tryng to kill himself? Can someone explain?
Well the entity went wrong and turned on the submarine and forced the torpedo to intentionally kill the crew
The Entity picked a certain spot in the submarine to hit that will only kill the crew but leaving the nuclear power generator intact (by the way, a nuclear submarine can operate for over 20 years), so it can use all the power to sustain itself. Also, from what I've checked the Bering Sea isn't that deep around 200 meters which means the wreckage will survive for a long time, allowing The Entity to plan nefarious plots safely.
As soon as I heard the "Russian" submarine crew speaking in heavily-accented English, I thought "uh-oh". It took me right out of the movie, and was the first of many disappointments.
I'm sure this franchise has used subtitles before. I know this was quite a long scene, but I wouldn't have minded reading subtitles for the first few minutes of the movie. It would have felt so much more authentic, and thus sinister.
I think one of McQuarrie's mistakes this time around was that he really patronised the audience - so much lengthy exposition, so many unearned plot points.
Nice opening
Why they speaking English?
They are not. If you pay attention, the captain is speaking Russian at first but it is dubbed and translated to English so we could understand them.
@@Ali-xs2ij it's like the hospital scene in Ghost Protocol with the subtitles
Is this scene inspired by patlabor movie 2?
if the captain dies, how do they obtain the key from his dead body
It's amazing how Polish actors make a credible Russian in an American movie, rather than Russians themselves getting the role 🤦♀️
Yeah i recognize it in first place