Even the Dunkirk annoyed me bc they never even put lead on the target for aerial gunnery and that really annoyed me. Bullets aren't lasers, they have trajectory
If Michael bay wanted to he could make a hell of war movie as long he keeps it mostly historically accurate so the history buffs would shut the hell up about it. Also to the dimbulbs in the comment section, this scene was a part of the movie Pearl Harbor, during the first act the main character (Affleck) Transferred to a British squadron to help the Brits fight the Germans. This scene was the part where he was shot down, he turns up later and takes part in the defense of Pearl Harbor.
4 bladed prop spits ? Not accurate. Most Spitfires in the Battle of Britain if not all of them were mk1a's with 2 bladed props and early versions of the merlin engine. These are mk2bs as they have the 2 20mm cannons....
Zero 雪 That's true but those are real surviving Spitfires that are 60 yrs old.Some of the scenes are real aircraft, not the computer crap that they make today.
Not many genuine early types of the Spitfire around. Film companies have to make do with what they have, and simulate, so to speak. The same happened with the original BoB film and the old ITV series, A Piece of Cake
CheckAlakaDingDong Actually, that isn't completely true. Uboats were sent into the Pacific to rendezvous with the Japanese. Also a few Uboats were sent to the Caribbean as scouts on a mission to destroy supply lines.
These dogfight scenes were from Pearl Harbor film. The protagonist enrolls in an Eagle squad and fights in the skies of England against the Luftwaffe until he is shot down. Greetings.
and there is no suppresive fire from bombers gunners, only american pilots(they're using british planes however) shotin down germans(i learnt it now germans bombed the pearl harbor)? dude germans had the air superiority with those messerchmit and bf109's this movie is a piece of crap. when bombers gunners start to fire whole place going like a hell.
Problem #1: Spitfires and Hurricanes lined up among each other in no particular order or organization. They fulfill totally different roles. It's like mixing P-51s in with P-47s. Problem #2: These look like Spitfire Mk IIs, which are way, way more maneuverable than Bf-109s. As close as that last 109 got, a tight barrel roll would've made him overshoot, and any pilot would've immediately done that (or at least kicked the rudder and done a snap roll or something). Problem #3: Is "hammer down" an actual term? Who says that? I've never heard it in my life and it sounds dumb as hell, but I might be wrong. Furthermore, when he says it, he's already been firing his machine guns - he's just using both machine guns and cannons now. Who on the radio needs to know that? Everyone's firing constantly! Problem #4: Ben Affleck subjects his fellow pilots to a blow-by-blow commentary of every mundane thing he does, while all the other pilots can rarely be heard on the radio, and even then only when it applies to what Ben Affleck is doing. Is this mission all about getting him to shoot down some bombers or what? Problem #5: What's his wingman doing while he's getting butt-raped by a German fighter? Problem #6: Calling Bf-109s "MEs". I get that some people incorrectly called them that back then, but yikes it's annoying. It'd be like calling a Spitfire a "Supermarine" just because they manufactured it. Problem #7: Were American pilots even allowed to join the RAF to fight in WW2 back then? I could've sworn they weren't.
@edf203 Yes, American volunteers participated in the Battle of Britain. Britain asked for help from all over their empire and free world since they were critically short on pilots. I reference the closing credits of the movie "The Battle of Britain" where they acknowledge the volunteers and country. There were a couple of Yanks there - can't remember how many for sure. Happy New Year.
George Shirtcliffe those are not MkIX's look at the air intake on the bottom of the wing there's only one after the IIb spits were made with two, it's a IIb in the movie
edf203 im sorry to upset you but the term “ME 109” and “BF 109” are technically both are correct because both were used in German documents and both were used on the same pages the term “BF 109” just looks better and only slightly more correct but both terms were used interchangeably by allies and axis. Either you have the massive urge to want to make people feel stupid and bad about theirselves and pumping your brains up and out, or you are just misinformed and have good intentions and are for correcting people not trying to tear them down. I’ll just give you the benifit of the doubt 🤗have a wonderful day!
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After watching how a real dogfight goes in the movie Dunkirk, when watching this I thought I was watching an episode of SpongeBob Squarepants
Even the Dunkirk annoyed me bc they never even put lead on the target for aerial gunnery and that really annoyed me. Bullets aren't lasers, they have trajectory
@@socratesatmatzidis2222 Plzzzz tell me the music in the background from this scene ua-cam.com/video/irR8eK1BHxk/v-deo.html
You better hope Michael Bay doesn’t touch on Dunkirk or D-Day.
1:35
I heard that sound effect from Star Wars the Clone Wars and Star Wars Rebels.
Spitfire pilot distracted while covered in burning oil trying to open canopy with a revolver *German still misses*
this is from the film pearl harbor, when one of the american pilots volunteered for training in the raf
If Michael bay wanted to he could make a hell of war movie as long he keeps it mostly historically accurate so the history buffs would shut the hell up about it. Also to the dimbulbs in the comment section, this scene was a part of the movie Pearl Harbor, during the first act the main character (Affleck) Transferred to a British squadron to help the Brits fight the Germans. This scene was the part where he was shot down, he turns up later and takes part in the defense of Pearl Harbor.
Little did they know the entire plot of this movie revolves around WW2, Pacific and Europe.
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Yes. This is battle of Britain. The film’s name is Pearl Harbour. You know?
The name of the film is pearl harbour? Fr? :0
@@JorgulPro There’s a 1969 film called The Battle of Britain.
@@StephenLuke true
@@JorgulPro yes. Its called Pearl Harbor.
@@vxrgo2680 watched it, i now remember i did watch it a long time ago, i just forgot the whole battle of brittain part xD, thanks tho.
For everyone this isn't the battle of pearl harbor but this is the movie pearl harbor
Pennywise// The dancing clown I know. Brings tears to one's eyes.
4 bladed prop spits ? Not accurate. Most Spitfires in the Battle of Britain if not all of them were mk1a's with 2 bladed props and early versions of the merlin engine. These are mk2bs as they have the 2 20mm cannons....
Zero 雪 That's true but those are real surviving Spitfires that are 60 yrs old.Some of the scenes are real aircraft, not the computer crap that they make today.
3 bladed props not 2
The Spitfire was a very agile Dog-fighter while the Hawker Hurricane a Feared Ground attack Plane.
What means Hammer down ? Locked or full power ? can someone tell me please.
Hammer Down is another term of "Engaging Target"
@@vxrgo2680 Thank you !
Esos 109 son otros aviones pintados como verdaderos 109 en esta aprte del film no?
Was it so hard to get up a bit, slow down and get behind the 109?
the 109 was a better plane at low altitudes than the spitfire the only thing he could do is climb to where the spitfire is better
To be fair, Lan did warn him about the oil hose.
Dunkerke is a film
What can go wrong if Micheal Bay directed “Battle Of Britain”? Short answer: everything.
Spitfire Mk IXs in Battle of Britain?????
25 Mk.IIb were used in the Battle of Britain, they had the same wing type with 6x 7.70mm and 2x20mm
Not many genuine early types of the Spitfire around. Film companies have to make do with what they have, and simulate, so to speak. The same happened with the original BoB film and the old ITV series, A Piece of Cake
Descuidaste la cola piloto.no volar más de 30 segundos en línea recta.
When I stop; hammer time
thats not pearl harbor
+Good Flippy Idk it is. its part of the movie.
+Flogo 2606 Actually he's right. Germans didn't fight in the Pacific Theater during WWII. If anything, this is invasion on Great Britan
+CheckAlakaDingDong it's part of the movie "pearl harbor". this is obviously not the attack on pearl Harbor this is the battle of Britain XD
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CheckAlakaDingDong Actually, that isn't completely true. Uboats were sent into the Pacific to rendezvous with the Japanese. Also a few Uboats were sent to the Caribbean as scouts on a mission to destroy supply lines.
o nome dessa batalha e battle of britain a batalha de gra bretanha
Sim, essa foi a Batalha da Bretanha, mas o filme se chama Pearl Harbor.
I Think your mistakening battle over Britain with Pearl harbor sir, please kindly change the Title.
These dogfight scenes were from Pearl Harbor film. The protagonist enrolls in an Eagle squad and fights in the skies of England against the Luftwaffe until he is shot down. Greetings.
0:08 dafuq that puddle dog
the shaky cam is real
Goosebumbs
that ain't pearl harbour,you know---
This scene is part of the movie Pearl Harbor, Watch the movie to get an idea.
pearl harbour ? with spitfire and germans ? really serious ?
It's the name of the movie.
Bf-109 Good
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Hit 1:36 awesome At 1:49
and there is no suppresive fire from bombers gunners, only american pilots(they're using british planes however) shotin down germans(i learnt it now germans bombed the pearl harbor)? dude germans had the air superiority with those messerchmit and bf109's this movie is a piece of crap. when bombers gunners start to fire whole place going like a hell.
This is so sad😔Alexa play Despacito
I still can’t get over the whole “hammer down” and overall cheesy dialogue.
Have you seen Marvel films? Hawkeye and Wandavisin? Haha yah those are grounded
Plzzzz tell me the music in the background from this scene ua-cam.com/video/irR8eK1BHxk/v-deo.html
@@SFGUNNER Plzzzz tell me the music in the background from this scene ua-cam.com/video/irR8eK1BHxk/v-deo.html
Eum this is britain and i see RAF fighters vs LW fighters
Pearl harrbor was between the USAF and the RJA so wtf is this shit
Mate, Pearl Harbor is the name of the movie it comes from. How old are you that you don´t know it?
Afflecks acting was the only historical accuracy here
Problem #1: Spitfires and Hurricanes lined up among each other in no particular order or organization. They fulfill totally different roles. It's like mixing P-51s in with P-47s.
Problem #2: These look like Spitfire Mk IIs, which are way, way more maneuverable than Bf-109s. As close as that last 109 got, a tight barrel roll would've made him overshoot, and any pilot would've immediately done that (or at least kicked the rudder and done a snap roll or something).
Problem #3: Is "hammer down" an actual term? Who says that? I've never heard it in my life and it sounds dumb as hell, but I might be wrong. Furthermore, when he says it, he's already been firing his machine guns - he's just using both machine guns and cannons now. Who on the radio needs to know that? Everyone's firing constantly!
Problem #4: Ben Affleck subjects his fellow pilots to a blow-by-blow commentary of every mundane thing he does, while all the other pilots can rarely be heard on the radio, and even then only when it applies to what Ben Affleck is doing. Is this mission all about getting him to shoot down some bombers or what?
Problem #5: What's his wingman doing while he's getting butt-raped by a German fighter?
Problem #6: Calling Bf-109s "MEs". I get that some people incorrectly called them that back then, but yikes it's annoying. It'd be like calling a Spitfire a "Supermarine" just because they manufactured it.
Problem #7: Were American pilots even allowed to join the RAF to fight in WW2 back then? I could've sworn they weren't.
Well you're close. Those are Mk IXs in the film but in the actual battle it was Mk IIs.
@edf203 Yes, American volunteers participated in the Battle of Britain. Britain asked for help from all over their empire and free world since they were critically short on pilots. I reference the closing credits of the movie "The Battle of Britain" where they acknowledge the volunteers and country. There were a couple of Yanks there - can't remember how many for sure. Happy New Year.
George Shirtcliffe those are not MkIX's look at the air intake on the bottom of the wing there's only one after the IIb spits were made with two, it's a IIb in the movie
#4 The radio isnt always on
edf203 im sorry to upset you but the term “ME 109” and “BF 109” are technically both are correct because both were used in German documents and both were used on the same pages the term “BF 109” just looks better and only slightly more correct but both terms were used interchangeably by allies and axis. Either you have the massive urge to want to make people feel stupid and bad about theirselves and pumping your brains up and out, or you are just misinformed and have good intentions and are for correcting people not trying to tear them down. I’ll just give you the benifit of the doubt 🤗have a wonderful day!
No es perl harbor, es la batalla de gran Bretaña sonso
Así es, pero me refiero a la película.
La peli se llama pearl harbor?
Yes