Good film but it's a crying shame and a back-handed political jab aimed at the wrong administration. The b@@b in office right now has us closer to a nuclear conflict that we have ever been.
Just watched this while in Covid lockdown. Middle of the night with my dog sleeping next to my bed. Would never leave my dog . If we are going to die then we die together.
I worked with nuclear warheads in the service years ago. Seeing the warheads on top of the missles used to scare me to death knowing what could happen.
What you have to remember is everyone knew what 'could' happen if they got used; which is why we've not had a major war since WW2. Nobody wants that, leaders are scared for their own skins because in reality they know the bunkers won't save them anymore than anyone else.
I guess most of the people dont know how deadly it is....., 16.000 warheads world wide..., Tsar is 50 megatons..., is it????? No one tells how many and how strong they are....., aliens are going to see firework from Mars.......
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One minute I'm convinced that Russia will start nuking in Ukraine bringing NATO into play directly. The next minute I think they will make peace. It is confusing. There was a huge thunder roll here today and I thought OMG.
Really excellent short film. As someone raised during the Cold War, when the emergency sirens would go off daily at noon and we were instructed to cower under our desks, this brought chills to me.
I would hightail it for Grand Forks Air Force base.I would want to get as close as possible to ground zero so it would be over in milliseconds.Would not want to have to deal with the massive radiation and the slow agonizing sickness.
Even in 2022 my friend said to me just three days ago, Ill start taking the doors off in my house and stack them up ❗️He didn't realise all he would be doing was creating his funeral pyre ❗️☮️
Don't forget that manhole covers are removable and will provide excellent protection from the blast and radiation protection but it's not ideal just for people who live in cities
It’s either my daylight basement or down the storm drain manhole cover. I don’t know which would be safest. Least radiation would be down the manhole then underground. I grew up through the Cold War. Not many people in 1980 thought we would make it this far nor see the collapse of the Soviet Union. I still see an faux launch detection and/or an accidental launch as a significant probability. But as time goes on and technology gets better, I hope this has a less of a chance of happening.
I don’t want to scare anybody here but I’m into numbers and I believe God speaks through numbers. I use the Gematria system to decode many hidden things and what I found on the Gematria Reverse Satanic cipher was that if you type in … “Nuclear Monday 2022” you get “666” 🤔 I don’t know, this could just be a coincidence but you never know. ✝️🙏
One day in 1968 in Orange County, Calif., an unannounced test of air raid sirens countywide caused fright and concern in our grade school, and other places in the area. Regular monthly tests on certain Fridays at 10 am would prompt us to get in our balled fetal position under our desks, and we did so this time when the sirens unexpectedly sounded. Our teachers were startled, as were all the kids, because it wasnt the scheduled day or time. Adding to the fears were the sound of jet fighters in full afterburner zooming overhead and heading west ( El Toro MCAS and Los Alamitos NAS were a few miles from us). Our principal came on the PA sounding rattled, saying she wasnt notified of any drill and she was calling the authorities for clarification, but we were still to shelter. Girls in our class started crying and some called out for their moms. Eventually, the all clear siren sounded to our relief. It turned out it was an unannounced Civil Defense drill, but it caused a lot of apprehension throughout the county. Because of complaints from throughout the county, no more surprise warning sirens tests were held.
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Me too. 4 years old & I actually knew what was going on. My dad took my oldest brother in the backyard and said we might it be here in the morning. 4:36
I was born in the mid 1960's. I remember air raid drills at school, learning about duck & cover. Soon, later I realized when I learned just how long it takes for the radiation to disperse back down to safe levels and how long it would take for food & water to become safe again. I figured that doing ANYTHING to survive is futile. How much food & water CAN you store up to sustain you? How much medicine, and other necessary supplies can you store up also? Where the hell CAN you go with all that I mentioned, in such a short time you MIGHT have before it's too late? What kind of world would you emerge into after years have passed, assuming that you were able to accumulate enough necessities in an adequate shelter, assuming that you could ever emerge at all? NO, no, just drop one right in my lap. I won't have time to feel a damned thing. The world will be too far gone and totally uninhabitable for anything. No thank you.
Some insects will survive. Chernobyl has plenty of beetles, Ants, and wasps thriving. But humans are, quite literally, TOAST if this happens. Who knows, this may be how we go extinct. The most intelligent, adaptable animal on the planet, doomed by it's own hand. How ironic.....
Nah, it really all depends on how far from ground zero you are. For some, it's over instantly. For others, they will die slowly. For others, life will be a little harder, but it will go on. Some might barely be impacted at all. Just because a bunch of nukes go off, it doesn't mean it's the end of life on Earth. Life will definitely go on. Worry more about the end western civilization. And even that will most likely go on after a pause, because that's what we do.
Breathtaking, Well done. I would never leave my dog, not ever. We ride together, we die together. God be with us, as we get through the tumultuous days of 2022. May we never see this come to pass.
Ominous Short Film - I was listening with some headphones that increased the bass quality of the background score which further enhanced the sense of impending doom. I'm looking forward to seeing more of your work. Thank you!
great job! i've watched a lot of these types of short films and they generally suck. you did a good job not trying to cram a lot of crap into 7 minutes, and it was very well edited. i would love to see more content like this. thanks.
Ditto. When I moved to Wash., DC in 1972 I told myself "Well you now live at ground zero. When you see the big flash, bend over and kiss your ass goodbye!" Good job!
This is one of my favorite dramatizations. Seriously, you all did such a great job. The audio mixing is perfect, with the rising music and still being able to make out the robotic noises, to seeing the prep of the two boys, it's just awesome. And the usage of the newspapers in the intro, and then the air sirens? Auh. Magic. Very, very well done. Very well done!
Very powerful film. I realised a long time ago that, because of where I lived, I'd likely die during the initial attack - 50 miles from London, a couple of miles from an atomic energy research centre, mainline railway, army barracks in town, four RAF bases within 40 miles... So a goner whichever and whatever. I'd never leave my dog behind - the two of us would go together.
Being just outside Edmonton, Alberta and close to several oil refineries, we would've been nuked by the Soviets too. Better to go in the attack than to go from radiation poisoning.
Im from Runcorn, in the North West. During the cold war, had the Soviet Union attacked Britain, my home town was number 3 on the hit list - because of the big chemical factory in Runcorn
Pretty much the entire UK would be done for in even a limited nuclear exchange; even if your area wasn't a direct target, you would likely be subject to lethal levels of fallout or other follow-on effects due to the relatively small landmass of the British islands compared to mainland Europe, Asia, and North America.
That part made me so fucking sad. Like would it have really taken that much extra time to grab the dog, stuff it in the backpack and run? Especially since it was so little. I couldn’t imagine leaving my cats or dog behind. All alone and scared not understanding what’s happening abd wondering where I went and why I left them 😞🥺
This short film was amazing! This film had everything it needed. Blinding lights, no talking points, emergency broadcasts at all times, etc. When I watched this, I honestly felt a bit scared as this could happen any moment. Also, I was quite sad when the guy left his dog. ANIMALS MATTER ;-;
“There will come soft rains and the smell of the ground, And swallows circling with their shimmering sound; And frogs in the pools singing at night, And wild plum trees in tremulous white, Robins will wear their feathery fire Whistling their whims on a low fence-wire; And not one will know of the war, not one Will care at last when it is done. Not one would mind, neither bird nor tree If mankind perished utterly; And Spring herself, when she woke at dawn, Would scarcely know that we were gone.” - Sara Teasdale, 1918, later immortalised by Ray Bradbury, 1950. For a little short film that probably cost little to nothing to make, pretty effective stuff. Great sense of urgency, and it captures well how much a day like this would catch many of us off guard, lord I hope that day isn’t soon.
That day isn't soon...??? So you truly believe that day is imminent...??? If we stop fighting for greedy things and just live the life as it is meant to be lived then that day wont never come. In the end we all are humans who breathes the same air, who drinks the same water, who have the same blood color. So why fight...???
@@sjishnuraj Why? for reasons ppl usually do not even understand or acknowledge. spiritual ones. the Devil and his demons hate us, they are set on pitting us against one another. if ppl woke up to that fact and told them to piss off and lived by the Lord's precepts..we indeed could have heaven on earth. the bible is 1/3 prophetic and has never missed, im sry to say..that peaceful scenario ain't gunna happen. we will see a worsening state, the rapture and afterwards, a peace and prosperity..for 3 yrs or so..then the worst time that humankind has witnessed, ever..by a lot! then The Lord returns and rules the world. war, famine, illness etc..all done away with. it's all there in the bible, which again, has never missed on prophecy..if it had, we would never hear the end of it.
@@tomj4406 Its this mentality over religion and gods the main reason for humankind failure. Religion is the main thing that divides human beings not the color of the skin. When I talk to a person I see only humans, I don't see Christians, Muslims, hindus just humans and I am happy about it. Atleast I know that I am born as a human and will die as a human. On the other hand people like you will live a preprogrammed life without even knowing the true purpose of life.
@@sjishnuraj explain the 100% accuracy of bible prophecy? no religion has a book like that. Christianity, it's not a religion at all, it's having faith in and a personal relationship with the creator of all that is. religion is man trying to earn heaven. faith in the Lord Jesus is knowing he made the way there..we just receive it by grace through faith. mentality has..nm to do with it. it's spiritual. many super brilliant ppl through history set out to disprove God..and ran right into him trying. we are to trust no one..nor lean on our own understanding..so who is left? yup. The Lord. he has a lot to say about current events and what comes next. worth looking into. there is more historical evidence Jesus loved than Julius Caeser..yet no one doubts he was around. if Jesus was real..he has to be who he said he was. no way his claims and stories of events of his life would of survived analysis back then..not for one lousy day! yet..ppl that knew him never denied him, even on pain of death. and..one lil extra note..there is 6,000 years worth of dust on the moon, according to NASA guesstimates. nowhere near 4.5 billion.
Honestly this video ruined my high and started scaring me bc my mind started to overthink and dream about this in reality. 10/10 would not smoke to this again
This was VERY well made, including the blinding light, the ionized air, everything. This is one of my favorites and I have seen it several times. GREAT JOB!
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90 seconds from flash to blast, divide by 5 makes them 18 miles away from ground zero. They died, but not instantly. It took them months to die. Especially since they didn't have Prussian blue and potassium pills. The time to prepare is now, not when the sirens go off. Nukes will provide an instant evolutionary jump for mankind, and all the unprepared low iq idiots vanish.
Actually just 60-65 seconds which makes this a city buster air burst nuke. 10mt. The heat blast would have this area on fire way before the shockwave. These guys would be carboned or covered in flames. :/
I actually appreciate the cut at the end with real house destruction from 1960s footage being used at the end, actually looked like the house got destroyed. Really really well done
Never would abandon my dog. I don't give a shit if its a nuclear war or the zombie apocalypse, we go together. No dog should ever have to die alone without their owner next to them. Period.
I'm impressed you found a fallout shelter that is still marked and in good order. I remember growing up in the 80s the signs were everywhere. After the (first) cold war ended, most were decommissioned.
Repent to Jesus Christ, He is coming very soon very very soon. Be prepared in the spirit and await for his return. He's waiting for you with loving arms, and wants you to come back to Him without resistance. Be ready, for He's coming for a bride that's without any wrinkle or blemish. Be ready son!!!!! Hallamakeshe. God bless you from whatever part of the world you're in! Shalom!
The man left his dog to die. I would never do that. If I couldn't save my dog, I'd die with her. There'd really not be anything to live for anyway in the aftermath.
At 62 I've seen these sort of movies, shorts, clips and even series ad infinitum/ad nauseum . But what sort of puke would leave his dog behind? Not even a very big dog! LOL
The dog would make great food in the aftermath. Oh. I know. You'd rather starve than cook Fido..And after a few weeks of the pain of hunger...Fido goes into the frying pan. Yeah. I agree. It is messed up. (So is Nuclear War...but...) It is best to leave Fido and not have to go through the heartache of having to kill him and cook him.
Forget the stupid cat...save yourself. Cats are replaceable youre not. You are one of those people whose going to die because you were worried about some stinky cat. Haha I got Tuna for both of us. You wont survive, no offense but I care for your life, this is going to happen soon. Ill buy you all the cats you want if we survive
@@johnnyvazquez1317 You do what you do and I will do what I do. I don't care that you don't care about your pets, but I do about mine. My cat came into my life during a very sad depressing time of my life. Frankly if this were to happen I would just be putting off the inevitable as it is. Most people aren't going to survive this, but I a going to be damned If I leave my cat behind to die alone. I would rather have her with me. Chances are you and I and most of the people in the world are going to die from this and regardless no one is living forever.
Johnny Vazquez that is such a cold bullshit statement. I would save the cat before a person. After all, the Earth doesn’t need humans. Cats kill off rodents, people just destroy.
Gorbachev warned a few years ago that we were headed toward a new Cold War. This short film makes it feel obvious that we're already there, even though we've switched presidents since this was made. This is like a real callback to 1983, when we all knew this was eventually going to happen. The fall of the Eastern Bloc and the USSR has given us a 30-year respite from the Cold War. Thank you for that. Round 2 looks to be a lot more chaotic, and many new players have little to lose.
A short and truly scary film! Very well made! I've seen many scary films depicting nuclear war, but to my mind this must belong in the top tier. It's as short as the warning time we are going to get, and the end, with the waiting time between the bomb flash and the air blast, siren winding down, is truly chilling. This was made with great talent!
New Orleans?! Man, the French Quarter is too cool to fry! Damn! Guy in the video should find that special girl he's always liked and tell her how he feels. The hell with it, you won't get another chance, and whats the worse that could happen!?
I remember duck and cover drills at school. My dad was in the military and told us how much bs it was. So in 2nd grade I refused to go under my desk. I told the teacher I wanted to die sitting upright. She called my parents and my father told her I could position myself any way I pleased. It nearly turned into an "issue," except Dad got transferred soon thereafter. The new post was practically on top of nuclear silos, but there, we only had fire drills.
This makes the phrase "I hate Monday's" have a whole new meaning lol I can see someone's boss still calling them and being like "Hey where are you?" haha
This is a fine portrayal, yet down to earth take on a serious subject. I grew up in the 60s and 70s. I am now 58. I remember having school drills several times a year, especially in the southwestern and central to northwestern regions of this country, because of these fearful HORRORS. Being an Airforce and Army brat, it seemed half the adult conversations back then concerned this possible NIGHTMARE. It was enough to make the liver quiver.
I'm 71 and grew up during the '50s & '60s. I well remember the "duck & cover" drills. Even as an elementary school kid, I knew those drills were useless. Parody of a Civil Defense Notification (1) Seek shelter immediately. (2) Stay away from windows, doors and other openings. (3) Sit on the floor with your back against a sturdy wall. (4) Cover your eyes. (5) Stick your head between your legs. (6) Kiss your ass goodbye.
I’ve watched this, I bet 20 times. It’s so realistic, I’ve had dreams so identical to the way this plays out, well before I ever saw it. Good work guys and gals!!
This is goddamn beautiful. I worked for the Pentagon and Nuclear Navy and those 'klaxon' sirens did just that ... arose slowly from everywhere and - even though just a drill - gave us all nightmares that felt and looked like what you did here. The absence of dialog, the choice of music, the subtle and deft camera-angles has 100x the impact of any CGI mushroom cloud. And the slow fade to yellow as the sirens wind down (EM pulse wave), with the slow rumble as the ground shock wave warns of the coming air-blast - is both accurate and so dramatically electrifying that it surprises us where no surprise should be possible. This is some next-level George Lucas about-to-make-THX1138 stuff. It is nothing short of genius. I have never seen so much accomplished with so little.
I remember being a pre-teen during the Cuban Missile Crisis. I remember going to bed in tears, afraid that I would die during the night from a nuclear attack. I'm 78 now, and watching these nuclear bomb clips brings it all back... I live in the multiple-target Seattle area. Horror.
:( I feel so sad for the dog he had time to bring the dog to the shelter but he just left it behind. The shelter wasn’t even that far so it doesn’t require that much work!
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With seconds counting, the man carefully adjusts his parallel parking job.
If anyone has watched "The Day After," during the attack sequence when the alarms were sounding, people crashed their cars and left them behind to run for shelter. The EMP eventually disabled the cars.
You did a great job actually. The depiction of the flash, and quite a long time going by, then a tremor / seismic rumble ,arriving first,building slowly, and then that pressure wave. More accurate than any movie I have ever seen! That is about how it would happen, from about 15 miles away from ground zero and say a half to one megaton of yield ground burst.
Once you get out of the actual fireball, the blast wave is slowed by air density to about the speed of sound, so normal flash to bang calculation is a good rule of thumb (like with lightning-number of seconds divided by five = miles) Russian current warheads are about 150kt (largest 800kt-more likely aimed at hardened targets). 5 PSI over pressure (damage to houses, etc) on a 150kt would only out through Jersey City (assuming ground zero is midtown), and bust windows out to NEwark. Based on the flash to boom (1 minute), that would be 12 miles (Clifton/Montclair). That pause was more for dramatic effect. However if 800KT, as you were saying, they would be at the edge of window glass breaking (1 PSI).
TO: Y Z RE: ". . . a half to one megaton of yield ground burst." It would probably be an air burst. A ground burst would be used on hardened targets such as missile silos, nuclear weapons storage facilities and command-and-control centers like the NORAD center under Cheyenne Mountain in Colorado.
@@elvirmajmun1326 RE: "you talk like it happened and you were there none of you can know how it is" These days, it's pretty easy to research the effects of nuclear weapons on various kinds of targets. For starters, I recommend the simulation program NUKEMAP, which you can get for free online.
This is a really well made film, well done. You really had the tension building up from the beginning, it's a realistic vision of how it might be when a perfectly normal day is suddenly transformed by the news that oblivion is going to happen in less than half an hour. What I really like is that you focused more or less on part of the city, with a small number of individuals, rather than focusing on a city-wide pandemonium scene. Because this made me feel almost like I was there. Great stuff!
True I would take my best friend my dog 🐕 my other dog passed away from heart failure we took him to the vet and he was fine until the next morning my baby boy rylie passed away that morning I really miss my best friend he died 2 years ago He is in heaven right now not suffering or in pain anymore
@Food is Art Like cooking yeah, he could have perfectly took his dog with him to the shelter and have enough time to enter the shelter and close the door before the bomb and its radiation go off
Between you or your dog surviving, would you REALLY be so stupid? Dogs need to eat, drink water, shit, and would add immensely to every minor difficult problem. Either you, the dog, or both of you die.
Patrick McCallum you saved your dogs ashes from the fire? From the dust we came, and to the dust we shall return. Out of the flames we came, and to the flames we shall return. Ashes to ashes, dust to dust!
Most people haven't the slightest clue about the magnitude of nuclear attack. It's the gift that keeps on giving. I study this subject incessantly, and nothing terrifies me to my core , more profoundly than nuclear warfare.
A thermal nuclear war with today's tech would be end of life as we know it. Doesn't matter if the yeilds have been reduced, the amount of these weapons going off in a MAD type scenerio... good bye life.
@@richardlawson6787 I study them as I become interested in them. I'm one of those people that gets obsessed with a subject and has to study it until I'm bored with it.
There was an elapsed time of 59 seconds from the instant of the detonation flash to when the shock wave hit. Assuming that the shock wave travels at the speed of sound, then: 1,125 ft/sec x 59 sec = 66,375 ft. So 66,375 ft / 5,280 ft/mi = 12.57 miles from the point above which the warhead detonated.
That's a very large nuclear weapon. The math checks out. We are talking multimegaton, which nobody but the Chinese has anymore, like the 4MT on their DF-4, I think? Doubtful a countervalue attack would use only one weapon. More like several in 150 to 300kt. That'll ruin your day.
@@bradleyblock7540 RE: "Doubtful a countervalue attack would use only one weapon. More like several in 150 to 300kt. That'll ruin your day." You're right. For example, for the Bos-Wash Corridor alone, I would estimate a minimum of four MIRV'd missiles aimed at Boston, New York City, Philadephia, and Washington, DC, each missile with ten 225 kt warheads. Each individual warhead would be aimed at 10-mile intervals. That whole 440-mile stretch would be a blasted radioactive ruin.
Fade out of sirens might have been instatainious due to expanding pressure wave at a distance of 1-2 miles from ground zero, primary ground zero detonation is followed in seconds (whether low air burst or ground) by outward bound blast pressure wave. Your timing and sense of the ticking of the clock in moments of time is a great edge-of-your-seat buildup of impending carnage, just would have happened faster in suburbia, just sayin, scenario well set up... Please Make a follow-up just AFTER ignition and reverse blast going back to vacuum hole in the atmosphere. Good on ya, really
Get prayed up! The Rapture is coming to take Gods people outta the way before this happens! Mark 16:16 1 Thessalonians 4:16-17 There will be a 7 year Tribulation once the Christians are outta the way... I feel the nukes are part of the 7 year Trib period. 🙏 EVERYTHING we need to know about the future is in the Holy Bible. No need to fear when you know whose protecting you💜
@@Jarlemoore1 I wouldn't suggest it too tough had some when I was stationed in South Korea without knowing what it was until after the fact and I thought my teeth were going to break
No one’s quite asked the question that in the event a nuclear strike occurs. How are radio stations able to broadcast anything as once a bomb goes off. The EMP will render all electronics useless
In a real-life scenario, you would get out and run...but in a situation like this (filming without a studio crew), you couldn't really just stay parked, crooked in the middle of the street.
The guy was clearly unprepared considering he had to pack his supplies that should have already been prepared and left his dog behind after realizing he didnt have some sort of plan to save it. Don't rely on public shelters for any sort of evacation if you have pets! They will more often than not be turned away!
@noggogo6932 Yep, last one here is a nuked egg. Looking over these Nuclear Film Shorts. The Shockwave hitting was a bit of a Jumpscare on this. Good job. The lighting was good, too... erie. Me likes this. Hopefully, not really, though. Lol.
@@andynorvell4953 Look out for that Shockwave racing toward us. Did you get a surprise when it blasted through those windows? Looks like I'll be the one fried now.
Damn ! That music in the beginning made u think the nuclear war already happened. I’ll say it again the music made this 100000000% more scary !! Good job !
I believe it was in the late eighties or very early ninties when they did the last air raid siren test in calgary. Before removing them, that sound always gives me chills !!!!
richard hembree Seriously?! No offense but be sure you do it right the first time. It’s always best to go out kicking & fighting because wouldn’t want to have to deal with shock and pain of a gun shot wound during a survival situation.
@MARK ROBINSON dude, in this video Trump launches first. So there is no 'retaliation', the US fires first. Which is a real scenario if you guys keep having the idiot egomaniac Trump for president. Better vote something else next year.
Well made for a limited budget. Shots of newspapers with headlines showing political turmoil along with the background music slowly building up to the attack was very effective. Nice job guys.
Wow, and Yikes! This is very effective. I commend you for how well you made this -- the music, the complete lack of dialogue, the images, the editing and camerawork. I did notice the lack of other people outdoors, but that's a budget issue and I just use my imagination. One small note: I couldn't read all the news headlines, but maybe that was intentional because I did get the gist. I don't really feel like you were making a political statement with this (pardon me if I'm wrong about that), because really, the world is so complicated with so many hot spots, this scenario crosses any and all political lines. Thank you, and I'll look forward to your next projects.
“If no fallout shelter exists in your area, you’re screwed,” is what he should have said. My dog, cat, and I are dying together. I would never leave them behind.
Sam Mencia It’s always ‘fiction’ until the event becomes a reality.. Then the propaganda can rightly be labelled ‘Predictive Programming’. I can give you several more examples of Predictive Programming if you wish, however, you have to understand that it can always be labelled as fiction until the event comes to pass. Then you can recognise that the precursor to the event is.... You guessed it, Predictive Programming!
JG Laboratory We will get closer by the month but the thing is, more BS and stirring of the pot needs to take place before we get there. Just watch the economy and when we’re at breaking point, it’s war time.. As usual, nothing new here.
@@phobsdsr4326 The flim is about north korea attacking the US with nuclear warheads in 2017 which people thought would happen in real life due to rising tensions. It didn't happen so if your talking about that being predictive then your wrong. Leaders are more careful with nuclear weapons then you think.
TheHirv What do you think happened in Lebanon?? How do you think the recent ‘forest’ fires happen that burn out cars but leave some trees untouched. And I’m talking about predictive programming of things to come. Do you think all that money spent, research and technology is there for nothing? They are far more sophisticated than they have ever been and DEW’s/EMP’s are the new toys on the block. Sounds like you trust the corrupt governments of the world. Good luck with that one!
Get to a cemetery and take cover in a mausoleum which is build of solid concrete and stone. I live near a cemetery, the mausoleum was built solid in early 1900's, you may have a chance to survive. Some mausoleum's have underground catacombs, Peace Everyone
I took a course at RI College in1974 about Nuclear bombs and destruction. At the end of the course year, I entered my final report that, " I had bought a catchers mitt." My professor failed me. He changed his mind when I explained, that all I had learned is that "I want to have myself and my entire family at the impact and I want to be the catcher".. Any Nuclear Launch, from any country, is death or massive suffering on everyone.
Chances are nice there would not be any warning prior to a first strike. Land-based ICBMs take approximately 25 minutes from launch to impact. SLBMs can take between 5-8 minutes. A concealed nuclear weapon launched from a cargo ship can be as little as 3 minutes..if it doesn't make it to port and detonate. No time for civilian populations to get far due to massive traffic clogging primary and secondary routes of travel. The government feels it's better to just take a first strike instead of causing panic because that would make things even worse. But they're not going to disclose this to the public. A high altitude nuclear detonation would result in an EMP and there'd be no warning and hardly any vehicles operable to escape a first strike. Sitting duck's we are!! I'm former USAF....
@@chrisiman3451 And I'm a old Army brat that was in Germany when the Berlin Wall was built and troops would mobilize toward Berlin every time Kennedy sneezed. Since we were teens, and the school 100 miles away, we had to attend briefings as unofficial junior military and memorize the maps in case we were away from base had to walk from Bavaria to France on our own and got captured. Lets just say I have been paranoid for the last 55 years or so. lol
That's real. I want to be bullseye center if a nuclear attack ever comes. Take me out quick. I don't want to see my bones or have cancer or reproduce and my kids have some weird cancer and die when they're 11.
I get your point, but don't they detonate quite a distance above the ground? At my age (72) I've had this stuff in the background of my life for one heck of a long time and I'm not as afraid of it as I had been growing up. We lived about 50 miles from NYC at the time and I knew we were toast if anything happened. I'd heard of guys telling girls, "That bomb could drop at any time. You don't want to die a virgin, do you?" I have no idea how much success they had with that line, but it wasn't uncommon. I agree with you, though. I wouldn't want to be around afterward. I would spend my last moments loving my two cats.
The Sequel to this Short Film is now on our channel !!!
I’m interested… Did you choose the first strike US cities strategically or randomly? -just wondering.
Thanks! Well done
Good film but it's a crying shame and a back-handed political jab aimed at the wrong administration. The b@@b in office right now has us closer to a nuclear conflict that we have ever been.
@@forannies the first target was Mozambique
Well are you?
@@MrIncendiarydevice I am ... a twat 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Just watched this while in Covid lockdown. Middle of the night with my dog sleeping next to my bed.
Would never leave my dog . If we are going to die then we die together.
Leaving the dog behind was BS. No matter what, my dogs go where I go.
Me and my parrot and dog are going wherever
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The last e-mail or text message you get is from the boss: "But you're still coming to work today, right?"
Lmfao
In Germany. Right XD
Only in the USA..............
In Hungary
Lol 😂😂😂
Love how he makes sure he parallel parks perfectly despite impending nuclear annihilation. 👍
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Human Nature! :)
instinct, second nature, ingrained programming
Yeah, I probably would have locked the doors and made sure the alarm was on....
I was thinking the same thing 😂😂
I’d never leave my little friend behind no matter what.
Yea you might need to eat him later.
@@dr.zippymcscoots8725 I'll eat a person B4 l'd eat a dog!
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Agree, our cat would join us in our final minutes.
As long as they attack on a Monday then that is fine. Do not screw up my weekend.
Lmao
I’ve always hated MondAys. How typical for the Apocalypset o arrive on a Monday morning...
yeah everybody hates Monday's anyways
No hablo aleman
Everyone is like Garfield in a way, we all hate Monday
I worked with nuclear warheads in the service years ago. Seeing the warheads on top of the missles used to scare me to death knowing what could happen.
Being one of the guys in the bunker that turns da keys would be both the most boring and stressful job imaginable imo. 😲
What you have to remember is everyone knew what 'could' happen if they got used; which is why we've not had a major war since WW2. Nobody wants that, leaders are scared for their own skins because in reality they know the bunkers won't save them anymore than anyone else.
@@johnbower7452 As we've just witnessed, do you really think Putin at 70 years old gives a shit ?
@@christopherleubner6633 Have a twelve pack and some cold pizza handy after you turn the key.
I guess most of the people dont know how deadly it is....., 16.000 warheads world wide..., Tsar is 50 megatons..., is it????? No one tells how many and how strong they are....., aliens are going to see firework from Mars.......
Anyone watching this during the Russia/Ukraine crisis... pretty scary...god bless you all & stay safe
At this point I just want nuclear war to get done and over with.
Чаша Гнева Божия переполнилась! Конец Света скоро! Битва Конца уже идёт! Думайте о душе, а не о своей заднице! Заврались, осатанели все стороны. Второй всадник Апокалипсиса уже скачет. Последний шанс человечества если Россия очистится племени сатанинского и покажет всему миру пример.
Если нет, то всем Конец!
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I pray we all make it out of this in tact 😔 scary time to be alive. Love you u from ohio!!
One minute I'm convinced that Russia will start nuking in Ukraine bringing NATO into play directly.
The next minute I think they will make peace.
It is confusing.
There was a huge thunder roll here today and I thought OMG.
Yes 🙏
SOB left his dog behind? Live or die with your dog by your side. “The more I get to know people, the more I prefer the company of my dog.” -Mark Twain
Better than having to eat him raw later.
Me too
No way would I leave my dog!
😢
@@janelowe8364 WOOF!
Really excellent short film. As someone raised during the Cold War, when the emergency sirens would go off daily at noon and we were instructed to cower under our desks, this brought chills to me.
I would hightail it for Grand Forks Air Force base.I would want to get as close as possible to ground zero so it would be over in milliseconds.Would not want to have to deal with the massive radiation and the slow agonizing sickness.
Even in 2022 my friend said to me just three days ago, Ill start taking the doors off in my house and stack them up ❗️He didn't realise all he would be doing was creating his funeral pyre ❗️☮️
@@stephenclarke3990
No time to wallow in the mire.
@@justicegusting2476 Very true.
Duck and cover!
Don't forget that manhole covers are removable and will provide excellent protection from the blast and radiation protection but it's not ideal just for people who live in cities
I find that they are much too heavy to wear on my head for more than 5 mins, so....no.
giggity..."manhole..."
It’s either my daylight basement or down the storm drain manhole cover. I don’t know which would be safest. Least radiation would be down the manhole then underground. I grew up through the Cold War. Not many people in 1980 thought we would make it this far nor see the collapse of the Soviet Union.
I still see an faux launch detection and/or an accidental launch as a significant probability. But as time goes on and technology gets better, I hope this has a less of a chance of happening.
@@JackRowsey yep, the terror never leaves you.
That only works if you're Wolverine.
Funny thing. I feel a lot closer to this right now than I did 3 years ago.
It’s going to happen very soon bro. Get right with God and his son Jesus. ✝️🙏
YES WITH FJB IN OFFICE
I don’t want to scare anybody here but I’m into numbers and I believe God speaks through numbers.
I use the Gematria system to decode many hidden things and what I found on the Gematria Reverse Satanic cipher was that if you type in …
“Nuclear Monday 2022” you get “666” 🤔 I don’t know, this could just be a coincidence but you never know. ✝️🙏
Ditto!!
Don't scare yourself.
One day in 1968 in Orange County, Calif., an unannounced test of air raid sirens countywide caused fright and concern in our grade school, and other places in the area. Regular monthly tests on certain Fridays at 10 am would prompt us to get in our balled fetal position under our desks, and we did so this time when the sirens unexpectedly sounded. Our teachers were startled, as were all the kids, because it wasnt the scheduled day or time. Adding to the fears were the sound of jet fighters in full afterburner zooming overhead and heading west ( El Toro MCAS and Los Alamitos NAS were a few miles from us). Our principal came on the PA sounding rattled, saying she wasnt notified of any drill and she was calling the authorities for clarification, but we were still to shelter. Girls in our class started crying and some called out for their moms. Eventually, the all clear siren sounded to our relief. It turned out it was an unannounced Civil Defense drill, but it caused a lot of apprehension throughout the county. Because of complaints from throughout the county, no more surprise warning sirens tests were held.
In my county, every Weds., we have a siren go off at noon, practice for a tornado. I don't like it.
Me: Mom! There’s a Nuclear Attack happening!
Mom: *I don’t care, go to school*
I'd say that qualifies as ' child abuse '...After the nuclear attack is done and over with, I'd report her. lol
That's right, git to school. You're ALWAYS making excuses why you can't do something and IM DAMN TIRED OF IT....GIT GONE!
@@johntexas8417 come on mom
@@pallen49 do you hear that sound? it's the sound of all the people who cared. what do you mean you don't hear anything?
@@BuzziConCtr clearly it is since you felt the need to respond
A Klaxon winding down has got to be in the top 10 scariest sounds ever.
orgasmic sound! not scary!
Thats the sound of a Federal Signal Thunderbolt not a Klaxon. They use them as Tornado sirens where i live. By far the creepiest sounding no doubt!!!!
Got your "go pack" ready? Welcome to the new world.
@@niteclydn thank you for your service.
@@MAILLADY2010 thank you, but i was never in the military
The picture in the background at 2:54 is Mt. St. Helens before it erupted if anyone's wondering. Nice symbolism.
My dog 🐕 just passed away yesterday morning she is in heaven right now not suffering or in pain anymore her name is brownie 😢
@@dpflack1744 good for her
@@ryder7459 rude
@@ryder7459 way to make an ass of yourself
Also the book The Road
Everyone gangsta until you pause the video and the sirens are still going off
💣💣😵😵☠️☠️
😅
Great example of how good sound design can really make a series of shots into a MOVIE. Good job man.
Hey 👋 there would you ever leave your dog 🐕
Behind during the nuclear ☢️ Bomb 💣
I’m just wondering ok 👌 dude
A lot of truth right there, a good soundtrack and using sound effects will make or break a production!
The music is from Christopher Nolan's Dunkirk
Being prepared is Extremely important. But no matter how much prepping we do, this movie is still gut wrenching to watch,…especially at the end!😣
we are days,hours,a few weeks away
no way could i leave the dog behind but effective, dramatic stuff nicely done
Yeah...fresh meat will be scarce.
If the nuclear ☢️ bomb 💣 ever hits the United States 🇺🇸 of the America we would all be dead 💀 unless you have a nuclear fallout shelter if you have a fallout shelter seek shelter immediately this is not a test take shelter immediately right now
I’d take my dog with me
I wouldn’t have either
I was 4 years old during the Cuban Missile Crisis. That's the closest we've ever come to nuclear war.
Google Able Archer and Stanislaw Petrow two events from 1983...
People don't realize how close it came to that very close
Me too. 4 years old & I actually knew what was going on. My dad took my oldest brother in the backyard and said we might it be here in the morning. 4:36
@achimgeist5185 83 was closer then Cuba but both were scary
I was in first grade. It was horrifying. Anyone who believes Russia is our "friend" is a fucking fool.
I was born in the mid 1960's. I remember air raid drills at school, learning about duck & cover. Soon, later I realized when I learned just how long it takes for the radiation to disperse back down to safe levels and how long it would take for food & water to become safe again. I figured that doing ANYTHING to survive is futile. How much food & water CAN you store up to sustain you? How much medicine, and other necessary supplies can you store up also? Where the hell CAN you go with all that I mentioned, in such a short time you MIGHT have before it's too late? What kind of world would you emerge into after years have passed, assuming that you were able to accumulate enough necessities in an adequate shelter, assuming that you could ever emerge at all? NO, no, just drop one right in my lap. I won't have time to feel a damned thing. The world will be too far gone and totally uninhabitable for anything. No thank you.
Some insects will survive. Chernobyl has plenty of beetles, Ants, and wasps thriving. But humans are, quite literally, TOAST if this happens. Who knows, this may be how we go extinct. The most intelligent, adaptable animal on the planet, doomed by it's own hand. How ironic.....
I was thinking the same thing. Why bother?
In the event of a full nuclear way it is said the living will envy the dead.....
Of you survive and have supplies you better be able to kill without mercy or others will take it.
Nah, it really all depends on how far from ground zero you are. For some, it's over instantly. For others, they will die slowly. For others, life will be a little harder, but it will go on. Some might barely be impacted at all. Just because a bunch of nukes go off, it doesn't mean it's the end of life on Earth. Life will definitely go on. Worry more about the end western civilization. And even that will most likely go on after a pause, because that's what we do.
ALERT! ALERT! do not watch this high and with headphones! This is an ALERT!
Doug G TOO FUCKING LATE MAN
Doug G lmao you thought this was a good idea to watch high at all?
Did you want a panic attack? Rule #1= NEVER WATCH SHIT LIKE THIS BAKED!!! You're lucky you didn't give yourself a heart attack.
@@neilpeartspurplenose8739 LOL! For real! It just causes horrifying nightmares!
I read this about 90 sec into video. ABORT ABORT ABORT. Good looking out.
Breathtaking, Well done. I would never leave my dog, not ever. We ride together, we die together.
God be with us, as we get through the tumultuous days of 2022. May we never see this come to pass.
Same here
If I knew I was going to die, I would go downstairs with my dog and give it hugs. Would want to be together.
Yea my dog is coming. Dogs can be very helpful and let you know if other dangers.
@@smallestviolin6064 Things seem more dangerous now with a senile fool willing to do anything to stay in power.
It’s worse now.
How can anyone live that poor little dog behind ? What a cruel human being to do that.
F that dog, I'm trying to see another day.
@@el-kiote That dog would like to see another day too. You are cruel.
After a nuclear war he will just become food.
@@jamesnevitt3400 True, for the cockroaches. Since they can live through anything.
Ominous Short Film - I was listening with some headphones that increased the bass quality of the background score which further enhanced the sense of impending doom. I'm looking forward to seeing more of your work. Thank you!
great job! i've watched a lot of these types of short films and they generally suck. you did a good job not trying to cram a lot of crap into 7 minutes, and it was very well edited. i would love to see more content like this. thanks.
432 is actually good to like this one
Ditto. When I moved to Wash., DC in 1972 I told myself "Well you now live at ground zero. When you see the big flash, bend over and kiss your ass goodbye!" Good job!
@@yyoxin would you leave your dog 🐕 behind during the nuclear ☢️ war or a nuclear bomb 💣 ever hits your aera or state I’m just woundering ok 👌🏾 dude
@@dpflack1744 dude bro just stop with these comments
This is one of my favorite dramatizations. Seriously, you all did such a great job. The audio mixing is perfect, with the rising music and still being able to make out the robotic noises, to seeing the prep of the two boys, it's just awesome. And the usage of the newspapers in the intro, and then the air sirens? Auh. Magic.
Very, very well done. Very well done!
Anyone else have a heart attack when they get a storm alert on their phones these days?
Very powerful film.
I realised a long time ago that, because of where I lived, I'd likely die during the initial attack - 50 miles from London, a couple of miles from an atomic energy research centre, mainline railway, army barracks in town, four RAF bases within 40 miles... So a goner whichever and whatever. I'd never leave my dog behind - the two of us would go together.
Same bro I live less than 60 miles from slc
Being just outside Edmonton, Alberta and close to several oil refineries, we would've been nuked by the Soviets too. Better to go in the attack than to go from radiation poisoning.
Poor doggo in this video.
Im from Runcorn, in the North West. During the cold war, had the Soviet Union attacked Britain, my home town was number 3 on the hit list - because of the big chemical factory in Runcorn
Pretty much the entire UK would be done for in even a limited nuclear exchange; even if your area wasn't a direct target, you would likely be subject to lethal levels of fallout or other follow-on effects due to the relatively small landmass of the British islands compared to mainland Europe, Asia, and North America.
I just hope this day never comes.
Bella Bella yup
It's coming!!
Bella Bella 🙏🏻True!
lmao watch it happen.
@@frogonaburger War is nothing to joke about.
At least I wasn’t the only one who thought about the dog.
Right? Lol
@C Xtzin no stfu even if that was a joke
No . C'ho pensato anche io al cane 🐶 .
L'unico non colpevole .
Like for real he should have took his dog with him
That part made me so fucking sad. Like would it have really taken that much extra time to grab the dog, stuff it in the backpack and run? Especially since it was so little. I couldn’t imagine leaving my cats or dog behind. All alone and scared not understanding what’s happening abd wondering where I went and why I left them 😞🥺
That day is now quite close, I wish you well.
Probably. And unfortunately.
@@hexzerone7034 Yes, take care.
It is what it is..
God bless you are yours
This short film was amazing! This film had everything it needed. Blinding lights, no talking points, emergency broadcasts at all times, etc. When I watched this, I honestly felt a bit scared as this could happen any moment. Also, I was quite sad when the guy left his dog. ANIMALS MATTER ;-;
Amen all live matter human & animal
Yeah I couldn't have left the dog might get hungry kidding love animals
@@rickp9020 😆😆😆
If I'm going to die in such a scenario my dogs will be with me. I'm not leaving my four legged friends no way!
he should have taken the dog
“There will come soft rains and the smell of the ground,
And swallows circling with their shimmering sound;
And frogs in the pools singing at night,
And wild plum trees in tremulous white,
Robins will wear their feathery fire
Whistling their whims on a low fence-wire;
And not one will know of the war, not one
Will care at last when it is done.
Not one would mind, neither bird nor tree
If mankind perished utterly;
And Spring herself, when she woke at dawn,
Would scarcely know that we were gone.” - Sara Teasdale, 1918, later immortalised by Ray Bradbury, 1950.
For a little short film that probably cost little to nothing to make, pretty effective stuff. Great sense of urgency, and it captures well how much a day like this would catch many of us off guard, lord I hope that day isn’t soon.
Well said
That day isn't soon...??? So you truly believe that day is imminent...??? If we stop fighting for greedy things and just live the life as it is meant to be lived then that day wont never come. In the end we all are humans who breathes the same air, who drinks the same water, who have the same blood color. So why fight...???
@@sjishnuraj Why?
for reasons ppl usually do not even understand or acknowledge.
spiritual ones.
the Devil and his demons hate us, they are set on pitting us against one another.
if ppl woke up to that fact and told them to piss off and lived by the Lord's precepts..we indeed could have heaven on earth.
the bible is 1/3 prophetic and has never missed, im sry to say..that peaceful scenario
ain't gunna happen.
we will see a worsening state, the rapture and afterwards, a peace and prosperity..for
3 yrs or so..then the worst time that humankind has witnessed, ever..by a lot!
then The Lord returns and rules the world. war, famine, illness etc..all done away with.
it's all there in the bible, which again, has never missed on prophecy..if it had, we would never hear
the end of it.
@@tomj4406 Its this mentality over religion and gods the main reason for humankind failure. Religion is the main thing that divides human beings not the color of the skin. When I talk to a person I see only humans, I don't see Christians, Muslims, hindus just humans and I am happy about it. Atleast I know that I am born as a human and will die as a human. On the other hand people like you will live a preprogrammed life without even knowing the true purpose of life.
@@sjishnuraj explain the 100% accuracy of bible prophecy?
no religion has a book like that.
Christianity, it's not a religion at all, it's having faith in and a personal relationship with the creator of all that is. religion is man trying to earn heaven. faith in the Lord Jesus is knowing he made the way there..we just receive it by grace through faith. mentality has..nm to do with it. it's spiritual. many super brilliant ppl through history set out to disprove God..and ran right into him trying.
we are to trust no one..nor lean on our own understanding..so who is left? yup. The Lord. he has a lot to say about current events and what comes next. worth looking into. there is more historical evidence Jesus loved than Julius Caeser..yet no one doubts he was around. if Jesus was real..he has to be who he said he was. no way his claims and stories of events of his life would of survived analysis back then..not for one lousy day! yet..ppl that knew him never denied him, even on pain of death. and..one lil extra note..there is 6,000 years worth of dust on the moon, according to NASA guesstimates. nowhere near 4.5 billion.
Honestly this video ruined my high and started scaring me bc my mind started to overthink and dream about this in reality. 10/10 would not smoke to this again
Damn I just had the same experience 😂
Saved me. I’m reading the comments first and now I’ll wait lol
Y'all need to stop smoking
Lightweights son!!
Oh dude, you should never smoke while watching stuff like this. The paranoia gets 10x worse
I would never leave my puppy behind. Have a beer and sit with my puppy to the end.
This was VERY well made, including the blinding light, the ionized air, everything. This is one of my favorites and I have seen it several times. GREAT JOB!
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Good morning 😃🌞☀️ Dude
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Behind during the nuclear ☢️ bomb 💣
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Not to mention all the electronics being dead due to the EMP from the detonation.
"ionized air"???
GOOD USE OF SUSPENSE, without unnecessary dialogue ! The ending was a sobering shot in the gut !
90 seconds from flash to blast, divide by 5 makes them 18 miles away from ground zero. They died, but not instantly. It took them months to die. Especially since they didn't have Prussian blue and potassium pills.
The time to prepare is now, not when the sirens go off. Nukes will provide an instant evolutionary jump for mankind, and all the unprepared low iq idiots vanish.
The ending was like... whoa.. 😮😮
Actually just 60-65 seconds which makes this a city buster air burst nuke. 10mt. The heat blast would have this area on fire way before the shockwave. These guys would be carboned or covered in flames. :/
Russia would not offer a first strike of 10 missiles aimed at cities with the exception of DC. First strikes would be military installations.
AND THE UNITED STATES WOULD THEN LAUNCH ITS MISSILES RIGHT BACK...
And oil fields!
And Shipping ports
@@thatguy5970 Long before theirs ever got here.
Don't think they would even let us know they were on the way as well.
I actually appreciate the cut at the end with real house destruction from 1960s footage being used at the end, actually looked like the house got destroyed. Really really well done
Never would abandon my dog. I don't give a shit if its a nuclear war or the zombie apocalypse, we go together. No dog should ever have to die alone without their owner next to them. Period.
I feel the same way, they're the closest thing I have to children, I couldn't leave them
Since Covid19 the world seems to collapsing , lurching from one emergency to the next.
I'm impressed you found a fallout shelter that is still marked and in good order. I remember growing up in the 80s the signs were everywhere. After the (first) cold war ended, most were decommissioned.
@Tom Fox
Especially considering the last ten days in Ukraine.
He could have carried the fuckinfg dog!!😡
Good luck finding them for citizenry now
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The man left his dog to die. I would never do that. If I couldn't save my dog, I'd die with her. There'd really not be anything to live for anyway in the aftermath.
1% comments of the actual video
99% is about the dog
200% are talking about the food he left
And some people are talking about the fact that he took so much time to get the car straight when he parked it.
19000000% are talking about the peanut butter
At 62 I've seen these sort of movies, shorts, clips and even series ad infinitum/ad nauseum . But what sort of puke would leave his dog behind? Not even a very big dog! LOL
The dog would make great food in the aftermath. Oh. I know. You'd rather starve than cook Fido..And after a few weeks of the pain of hunger...Fido goes into the frying pan. Yeah. I agree. It is messed up. (So is Nuclear War...but...)
It is best to leave Fido and not have to go through the heartache of having to kill him and cook him.
I wouldn’t leave my cat behind. I have cans of tuna fish in my emergency bag for both her and I.
Forget the stupid cat...save yourself. Cats are replaceable youre not. You are one of those people whose going to die because you were worried about some stinky cat. Haha I got Tuna for both of us. You wont survive, no offense but I care for your life, this is going to happen soon. Ill buy you all the cats you want if we survive
I wouldn't leave my dogs behind, they're so cute, I love my dogs
@@johnnyvazquez1317 You do what you do and I will do what I do. I don't care that you don't care about your pets, but I do about mine. My cat came into my life during a very sad depressing time of my life. Frankly if this were to happen I would just be putting off the inevitable as it is. Most people aren't going to survive this, but I a going to be damned If I leave my cat behind to die alone. I would rather have her with me. Chances are you and I and most of the people in the world are going to die from this and regardless no one is living forever.
Johnny Vazquez that is such a cold bullshit statement. I would save the cat before a person. After all, the Earth doesn’t need humans. Cats kill off rodents, people just destroy.
@@seanmcguire8474 Absolutely correct..!
Gorbachev warned a few years ago that we were headed toward a new Cold War. This short film makes it feel obvious that we're already there, even though we've switched presidents since this was made. This is like a real callback to 1983, when we all knew this was eventually going to happen. The fall of the Eastern Bloc and the USSR has given us a 30-year respite from the Cold War. Thank you for that. Round 2 looks to be a lot more chaotic, and many new players have little to lose.
Gorbachev is a great man.
The best indicator of a nuclear strike is a long sustained orchestral note that follows you everywhere. When you hear it, seek cover.
The part where it's showing all the newspapers and there's one that says "War Imminent" gave me chills. Well done
Thanks man!!
@@10Exahertz War was indeed imminent
@@RomanumChristum very very imminent
@@caseygarciastudentmhs1742 Very
Rapture is imminent too
A short and truly scary film! Very well made! I've seen many scary films depicting nuclear war, but to my mind this must belong in the top tier. It's as short as the warning time we are going to get, and the end, with the waiting time between the bomb flash and the air blast, siren winding down, is truly chilling. This was made with great talent!
Vary good short film
New Orleans?! Man, the French Quarter is too cool to fry! Damn! Guy in the video should find that special girl he's always liked and tell her how he feels. The hell with it, you won't get another chance, and whats the worse that could happen!?
I remember duck and cover drills at school. My dad was in the military and told us how much bs it was. So in 2nd grade I refused to go under my desk. I told the teacher I wanted to die sitting upright. She called my parents and my father told her I could position myself any way I pleased. It nearly turned into an "issue," except Dad got transferred soon thereafter. The new post was practically on top of nuclear silos, but there, we only had fire drills.
This makes the phrase "I hate Monday's" have a whole new meaning lol I can see someone's boss still calling them and being like "Hey where are you?" haha
I would take my pets when I'm going to my fallout shelter! Not just leave them behind!
Yes, make sure you take up shelter space with your pets, them other people can just die outside lol
That’s a bad idea you will have to feed them when you should be rationing your food
RacingPower19 excellent idea. Food for us all.
@@penizflaccidman3497 yes you would stay out
@@patrickcaron3801 that is unreasonable. Their pet should take their spot.
This is a fine portrayal, yet down to earth take on a serious subject. I grew up in the 60s and 70s. I am now 58. I remember having school drills several times a year, especially in the southwestern and central to northwestern regions of this country, because of these fearful HORRORS. Being an Airforce and Army brat, it seemed half the adult conversations back then concerned this possible NIGHTMARE. It was enough to make the liver quiver.
i remember the air raid drills every wenesday @ noon...
I'm 59. Grew up in Bremerton, WA. The most scenic ground zero in the Northwest... Still is...
I am 61 and you are so right my friend
I'm 71 and grew up during the '50s & '60s. I well remember the "duck & cover" drills. Even as an elementary school kid, I knew those drills were useless.
Parody of a Civil Defense Notification
(1) Seek shelter immediately.
(2) Stay away from windows, doors and other openings.
(3) Sit on the floor with your back against a sturdy wall.
(4) Cover your eyes.
(5) Stick your head between your legs.
(6) Kiss your ass goodbye.
The l i v e r q u i v e r
I’ve watched this, I bet 20 times. It’s so realistic, I’ve had dreams so identical to the way this plays out, well before I ever saw it. Good work guys and gals!!
Did some of your dreams ever become reality? Just asking...(please say no!)
I need my emotional support alligator
Nuke love nothing beats it. (Very sarcastic)
that man who stands at the window watching, knowingly waiting for his death, doing nothing to save himself, could be me
Just in time to be shredded by the glass as youre trying to see what the huuuge explosion across town was.
This is goddamn beautiful. I worked for the Pentagon and Nuclear Navy and those 'klaxon' sirens did just that ... arose slowly from everywhere and - even though just a drill - gave us all nightmares that felt and looked like what you did here.
The absence of dialog, the choice of music, the subtle and deft camera-angles has 100x the impact of any CGI mushroom cloud. And the slow fade to yellow as the sirens wind down (EM pulse wave), with the slow rumble as the ground shock wave warns of the coming air-blast - is both accurate and so dramatically electrifying that it surprises us where no surprise should be possible.
This is some next-level George Lucas about-to-make-THX1138 stuff.
It is nothing short of genius. I have never seen so much accomplished with so little.
I can still recall my parents crying during the Cuban Missile Crisis. I was 5. I'm 65 now and here we go again.
I was 4 & still remember how scary looking kruschiev looked
3ppcli my dad took my oldest brother out in the backyard and told him " we might not be here tomorrow".
На этот раз, боюсь, всё будет по полной программе. Победа дебилизма не за горами.
I remember being a pre-teen during the Cuban Missile Crisis. I remember going to bed in tears, afraid that I would die during the night from a nuclear attack. I'm 78 now, and watching these nuclear bomb clips brings it all back... I live in the multiple-target Seattle area. Horror.
I hope this never becomes reality
Same
Nuclear missiles are real....
It will boy... history will repeat itself.
Btw and -censored- north Korea they sux! (I live in America)
Meee too bro.
If this ever happens, I'd rather be as close as possible to ground zero as possible. The lucky ones die in the blink of an eye.
:( I feel so sad for the dog he had time to bring the dog to the shelter but he just left it behind. The shelter wasn’t even that far so it doesn’t require that much work!
With seconds counting, the man carefully adjusts his parallel parking job.
If anyone has watched "The Day After," during the attack sequence when the alarms were sounding, people crashed their cars and left them behind to run for shelter. The EMP eventually disabled the cars.
He is filming it outside so its wouldnt be odd if you saw a guy just crash his car just for a short film lol
I mean. In a nuclear attack it really doesn’t matter it’s going to get either evaporated sent flying or crushed by flying debris
@@funibikeman6769 Agreed!
@@funibikeman6769 In a nuclear war probably best to be at ground zero.
Pray for peace.
You did a great job actually. The depiction of the flash, and quite a long time going by, then a tremor / seismic rumble ,arriving first,building slowly, and then that pressure wave. More accurate than any movie I have ever seen! That is about how it would happen, from about 15 miles away from ground zero and say a half to one megaton of yield ground burst.
Once you get out of the actual fireball, the blast wave is slowed by air density to about the speed of sound, so normal flash to bang calculation is a good rule of thumb (like with lightning-number of seconds divided by five = miles) Russian current warheads are about 150kt (largest 800kt-more likely aimed at hardened targets). 5 PSI over pressure (damage to houses, etc) on a 150kt would only out through Jersey City (assuming ground zero is midtown), and bust windows out to NEwark. Based on the flash to boom (1 minute), that would be 12 miles (Clifton/Montclair). That pause was more for dramatic effect.
However if 800KT, as you were saying, they would be at the edge of window glass breaking (1 PSI).
you talk like it happened and you were there none of you can know how it is
TO: Y Z
RE: ". . . a half to one megaton of yield ground burst."
It would probably be an air burst. A ground burst would be used on hardened targets such as missile silos, nuclear weapons storage facilities and command-and-control centers like the NORAD center under Cheyenne Mountain in Colorado.
@@elvirmajmun1326
RE: "you talk like it happened and you were there none of you can know how it is"
These days, it's pretty easy to research the effects of nuclear weapons on various kinds of targets. For starters, I recommend the simulation program NUKEMAP, which you can get for free online.
What would you do if the nuclear ☢️ bomB 💣 ever hits in your aera I’m just wondering lol 😂
The dog was the only survivor. Made a full recovery and went on to star in the movie The Meg 2018
This is canon
@@10ExahertzThat makes me feel a lot better 😅
A Boy and His Dog
Shut up, Meg
This is a really well made film, well done. You really had the tension building up from the beginning, it's a realistic vision of how it might be when a perfectly normal day is suddenly transformed by the news that oblivion is going to happen in less than half an hour. What I really like is that you focused more or less on part of the city, with a small number of individuals, rather than focusing on a city-wide pandemonium scene. Because this made me feel almost like I was there. Great stuff!
And i would rather die than leaving my dog behind
So sad he left the dog behind 😞
Dying will also means leaving your dog behind you🙄
Agree completely. Had the roles been reversed, his dog would have taken HIM.
True I would take my best friend my dog 🐕 my other dog passed away from heart failure we took him to the vet and he was fine until the next morning my baby boy rylie passed away that morning I really miss my best friend he died 2 years ago He is in heaven right now not suffering or in pain anymore
@Food is Art Like cooking yeah, he could have perfectly took his dog with him to the shelter and have enough time to enter the shelter and close the door before the bomb and its radiation go off
Not so bad. I'm still waiting for the next installment, Nuclear Tuesday!
Or the sequel.... FALL-OUT FRIDAY.
What about nuclear SUNDAY???
The time when the antichrist comes alive
Would that be like two for Tuesdays or one on Wednesdays?
Massive build up in tension. The music gets the panic button pressed. Superior work. I'm subscribing
He didn't take his dog with him. That's Bull###t !
Between you or your dog surviving, would you REALLY be so stupid? Dogs need to eat, drink water, shit, and would add immensely to every minor difficult problem. Either you, the dog, or both of you die.
Thomas L.S. Ya he would make a good meal when the shit hits the fan lol
I’d shoot the dog in head to kill it instantly it doesn’t deserve to be fried or poisoned by radiation
Patrick McCallum you saved your dogs ashes from the fire? From the dust we came, and to the dust we shall return. Out of the flames we came, and to the flames we shall return. Ashes to ashes, dust to dust!
Patrick McCallum tell me do you believe in god? What about your parents who immigrated to America from Ireland, did they believe in god?
Most people haven't the slightest clue about the magnitude of nuclear attack. It's the gift that keeps on giving.
I study this subject incessantly, and nothing terrifies me to my core , more profoundly than nuclear warfare.
Then you must be even more terrified with what's going on in Ukraine right now
A thermal nuclear war with today's tech would be end of life as we know it. Doesn't matter if the yeilds have been reduced, the amount of these weapons going off in a MAD type scenerio... good bye life.
Study more pleasant subjects
@@Kindredtheeternalhunters yes tbh
@@richardlawson6787 I study them as I become interested in them. I'm one of those people that gets obsessed with a subject and has to study it until I'm bored with it.
There was an elapsed time of 59 seconds from the instant of the detonation flash to when the shock wave hit. Assuming that the shock wave travels at the speed of sound, then: 1,125 ft/sec x 59 sec = 66,375 ft. So 66,375 ft / 5,280 ft/mi = 12.57 miles from the point above which the warhead detonated.
Good Maths
That's a very large nuclear weapon. The math checks out. We are talking multimegaton, which nobody but the Chinese has anymore, like the 4MT on their DF-4, I think? Doubtful a countervalue attack would use only one weapon. More like several in 150 to 300kt. That'll ruin your day.
@@bradleyblock7540
RE: "Doubtful a countervalue attack would use only one weapon. More like several in 150 to 300kt. That'll ruin your day."
You're right. For example, for the Bos-Wash Corridor alone, I would estimate a minimum of four MIRV'd missiles aimed at Boston, New York City, Philadephia, and Washington, DC, each missile with ten 225 kt warheads. Each individual warhead would be aimed at 10-mile intervals. That whole 440-mile stretch would be a blasted radioactive ruin.
You done the math
Unless it’s a MIRV delivery system and you’ll really get more bang for your buck.
I watched just now in November 2022. Scary how this may not be so far fetched. Good job on the video.
I spend a lot of my free time on VRChat, so imagine how terrifying it would be to hear a bunch of people freak out and log out simultaneously.
The alarm fade-out was very cool.
Bill Hay . all OK say bye bye 😭 keep your chin up
You're right, & I may be wrong, but I think that "Nuclear Explosion" at the end may have been real-life video of a tornado destroying a room.
it turned into a morbid ambient sound... kind of...
Fade out of sirens might have been instatainious due to expanding pressure wave at a distance of 1-2 miles from ground zero, primary ground zero detonation is followed in seconds (whether low air burst or ground) by outward bound blast pressure wave. Your timing and sense of the ticking of the clock in moments of time is a great edge-of-your-seat buildup of impending carnage, just would have happened faster in suburbia, just sayin, scenario well set up... Please Make a follow-up just AFTER ignition and reverse blast going back to vacuum hole in the atmosphere. Good on ya, really
The EMP knocked out the electrical grid. No power and fried circuits.
Out of all the WWIII videos I've seen, this is by far the best one that I've seen...
Удевителен тот факт что всё что создовалось годами и столетиями может в один мик разрущеться и исчезнуть!
I pray we never have to go through that...
I go through it every morning my wife wakes up and mega fart from under her cover,pretty much like this.
You and me both, brother.
Get prayed up! The Rapture is coming to take Gods people outta the way before this happens!
Mark 16:16
1 Thessalonians 4:16-17
There will be a 7 year Tribulation once the Christians are outta the way... I feel the nukes are part of the 7 year Trib period. 🙏
EVERYTHING we need to know about the future is in the Holy Bible. No need to fear when you know whose protecting you💜
The next war for America will be a civil war.
With trump a.k.a. the omen it will....
me: pauses the video
the sirens continue
me: 1t t1im3 t0 d13
Two Thralls I have a Question For you what would you do if the nuclear ☢️ bomb 💣 ever hits in your aera I’m just wondering.
Flack 2020 there’s nothing you can do I’d just watch tv TBH
@@dpflack1744 sorry for not replying it really depends on the size and severity of the bomb
@@dpflack1744 listen to my favorite song, And eat honey buns, and tell my cats and mom that I love them
That was truly scary and well done, but you could have picked up the dog.
Yeah you might have to eat it after a while.
Facts
@@Jarlemoore1 I wouldn't suggest it too tough had some when I was stationed in South Korea without knowing what it was until after the fact and I thought my teeth were going to break
@@Jarlemoore1 My thoughts exactly!
No one’s quite asked the question that in the event a nuclear strike occurs. How are radio stations able to broadcast anything as once a bomb goes off. The EMP will render all electronics useless
Nuclear bomb coming
Him: let me just park Nice a perfect
Exactly
What would you do if the nuclear ☢️ bomb 💣 ever hits your area I’m just wondering what would you do if the nuclear ☢️ bomb 💣 ever hits your area
@@dpflack1744 I'll run away as fast as I can
Pro gamer 2 I would tun has fast I can to
In a real-life scenario, you would get out and run...but in a situation like this (filming without a studio crew), you couldn't really just stay parked, crooked in the middle of the street.
Quite good but did you have to leave your dog behind?
Yeah my brother asked me the same thing lmao
Got to save food To Survive 🙄 Americans these days
He was suppose to take the dog why him . Mans best FRIEND !
The guy was clearly unprepared considering he had to pack his supplies that should have already been prepared and left his dog behind after realizing he didnt have some sort of plan to save it. Don't rely on public shelters for any sort of evacation if you have pets! They will more often than not be turned away!
I knew the first comment was going to be exactly like that
North Korea and USA: *get into a conflict*
Russia: *drops Tsar Bomba on both to end the conflict*
Who's here in 2024, just before the live event?
2024 here. Still watching this.
@@sky_warrior_372 last one here is a burnt egg.
@noggogo6932 Yep, last one here is a nuked egg. Looking over these Nuclear Film Shorts. The Shockwave hitting was a bit of a Jumpscare on this. Good job. The lighting was good, too... erie. Me likes this. Hopefully, not really, though. Lol.
Guess lm the nuked egg..
@@andynorvell4953 Look out for that Shockwave racing toward us. Did you get a surprise when it blasted through those windows? Looks like I'll be the one fried now.
Damn ! That music in the beginning made u think the nuclear war already happened. I’ll say it again the music made this 100000000% more scary !! Good job !
I believe it was in the late eighties or very early ninties when they did the last air raid siren test in calgary. Before removing them, that sound always gives me chills !!!!
Here in Belgium they dont even have them. We have a warning App?!?! So what about those without cellphones?
We still use ours for severe weather alerts. Many American cities do.
The sick truth is that we someday might become the "actors" in this film.
So true.... Then it's best that you be the *actor* that survives. 🎒😉
The day that happens I will probably just eat a pistol
richard hembree Seriously?! No offense but be sure you do it right the first time. It’s always best to go out kicking & fighting because wouldn’t want to have to deal with shock and pain of a gun shot wound during a survival situation.
@MARK ROBINSON It's kinda obvious. You'd retaliate too if someone attacked your family. Best thing to do is try survive.... If you can.
@MARK ROBINSON dude, in this video Trump launches first. So there is no 'retaliation', the US fires first. Which is a real scenario if you guys keep having the idiot egomaniac Trump for president. Better vote something else next year.
Im not leaving my dog...
Me neither
Well made for a limited budget.
Shots of newspapers with headlines showing political turmoil along with the background music slowly building up to the attack was very effective.
Nice job guys.
Wow, and Yikes! This is very effective. I commend you for how well you made this -- the music, the complete lack of dialogue, the images, the editing and camerawork. I did notice the lack of other people outdoors, but that's a budget issue and I just use my imagination. One small note: I couldn't read all the news headlines, but maybe that was intentional because I did get the gist. I don't really feel like you were making a political statement with this (pardon me if I'm wrong about that), because really, the world is so complicated with so many hot spots, this scenario crosses any and all political lines. Thank you, and I'll look forward to your next projects.
Thanks, and no not really trying to say anything political, just trying to make a film with my friends.
This was actually a pretty good short. Good music too.
lol this was awful.
“If no fallout shelter exists in your area, you’re screwed,” is what he should have said. My dog, cat, and I are dying together. I would never leave them behind.
The emergency alert didn't mention Houston....I'm safe *Pops open beer*. Don't worry, your dog is here with me. lol
Didn't mention Chicago either. Whew!
@@nancyhaywood4912 Right knowing damn well we a nice juicy target waiting to be turned to cinders
Thank god i moved
@Reluctant Human seriously right Lol.
If they attack on Friday, I have worked all week for nothing!
The best kind of predictive programming you’ll ever get. The day is near.
Closer
Sam Mencia It’s always ‘fiction’ until the event becomes a reality.. Then the propaganda can rightly be labelled ‘Predictive Programming’. I can give you several more examples of Predictive Programming if you wish, however, you have to understand that it can always be labelled as fiction until the event comes to pass. Then you can recognise that the precursor to the event is.... You guessed it, Predictive Programming!
JG Laboratory We will get closer by the month but the thing is, more BS and stirring of the pot needs to take place before we get there. Just watch the economy and when we’re at breaking point, it’s war time.. As usual, nothing new here.
@@phobsdsr4326 The flim is about north korea attacking the US with nuclear warheads in 2017 which people thought would happen in real life due to rising tensions. It didn't happen so if your talking about that being predictive then your wrong. Leaders are more careful with nuclear weapons then you think.
TheHirv What do you think happened in Lebanon?? How do you think the recent ‘forest’ fires happen that burn out cars but leave some trees untouched. And I’m talking about predictive programming of things to come. Do you think all that money spent, research and technology is there for nothing? They are far more sophisticated than they have ever been and DEW’s/EMP’s are the new toys on the block. Sounds like you trust the corrupt governments of the world. Good luck with that one!
Get to a cemetery and take cover in a mausoleum which is build of solid concrete and stone. I live near a cemetery, the mausoleum was built solid in early 1900's, you may have a chance to survive. Some mausoleum's have underground catacombs, Peace Everyone
I took a course at RI College in1974 about Nuclear bombs and destruction. At the end of the course year, I entered my final report that, " I had bought a catchers mitt." My professor failed me. He changed his mind when I explained, that all I had learned is that "I want to have myself and my entire family at the impact and I want to be the catcher".. Any Nuclear Launch, from any country, is death or massive suffering on everyone.
Chances are nice there would not be any warning prior to a first strike.
Land-based ICBMs take approximately 25 minutes from launch to impact.
SLBMs can take between 5-8 minutes.
A concealed nuclear weapon launched from a cargo ship can be as little as 3 minutes..if it doesn't make it to port and detonate.
No time for civilian populations to get far due to massive traffic clogging primary and secondary routes of travel.
The government feels it's better to just take a first strike instead of causing panic because that would make things even worse.
But they're not going to disclose this to the public.
A high altitude nuclear detonation would result in an EMP and there'd be no warning and hardly any vehicles operable to escape a first strike.
Sitting duck's we are!!
I'm former USAF....
@@chrisiman3451 And I'm a old Army brat that was in Germany when the Berlin Wall was built and troops would mobilize toward Berlin every time Kennedy sneezed. Since we were teens, and the school 100 miles away, we had to attend briefings as unofficial junior military and memorize the maps in case we were away from base had to walk from Bavaria to France on our own and got captured. Lets just say I have been paranoid for the last 55 years or so. lol
That's real. I want to be bullseye center if a nuclear attack ever comes. Take me out quick. I don't want to see my bones or have cancer or reproduce and my kids have some weird cancer and die when they're 11.
I get your point, but don't they detonate quite a distance above the ground? At my age (72) I've had this stuff in the background of my life for one heck of a long time and I'm not as afraid of it as I had been growing up. We lived about 50 miles from NYC at the time and I knew we were toast if anything happened. I'd heard of guys telling girls, "That bomb could drop at any time. You don't want to die a virgin, do you?" I have no idea how much success they had with that line, but it wasn't uncommon. I agree with you, though. I wouldn't want to be around afterward. I would spend my last moments loving my two cats.
@@miriambucholtz9315 Miriam you and I are very close in age 4 months from 72. I laughed because one kid tried that excuse with me. LOL Did not work.
Only thing missing is the house bursting in flames from the heat blast, but this is done really well. Very unnerving.
Depends on how far from ground zero. Far enough away, there's no fireball; just a pressure wave. Wildfires are possible, though.
03:18 - 'Stay away from Windows. '
Picks up Android phone.
Good man! Survival ensured!