the eruption of vesuvius

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  • Опубліковано 4 гру 2024
  • I JUST CUT SOME PIECES FROM THE MOVIE POMPEII (2014) TO MAKE SOME KIND OF A VIDEO OF THE ERUPTION OR SMTH LIKE THAT FOR MY SCHOOL PRESENTATION.
    all credits to the makers of the film! i own nothing!

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  • @riotbreaker3506
    @riotbreaker3506 4 роки тому +1565

    Imagine being a gladiator slave fighting hard to survive when suddenly everyone loses.

    • @kdog8073
      @kdog8073 4 роки тому +26

      Pretty satisfying I reckon.

    • @finnheisenheim8274
      @finnheisenheim8274 4 роки тому +52

      "I see this as an absolute win"

    • @niknakeatpie
      @niknakeatpie 4 роки тому +5

      Life in a nutshell

    • @nintendomii5994
      @nintendomii5994 3 роки тому +12

      (read in nerdy voice) um actually slaves were not real gladiators and only slaves were meant to die gladiators were expensive to keep and teann so they only wanted the slaves to die

    • @jocelynndotson7273
      @jocelynndotson7273 3 роки тому +5

      They didn't just lose the game, they also lost their lives

  • @razzy1
    @razzy1 3 роки тому +2006

    I couldn’t imagine being a trading merchant and returning home after a long voyage to see your family. And end up seeing a city covered in ash

    • @sun-zf6rx
      @sun-zf6rx 3 роки тому +108

      That would be very sad tbh

    • @razzy1
      @razzy1 3 роки тому +11

      @Joshua Singh …

    • @beganday4824
      @beganday4824 3 роки тому +111

      end up not seeing a fuck cuz the city is 30 feet under the ash*

    • @mdrstatistics
      @mdrstatistics 3 роки тому +11

      @Joshua Singh Sad comment, must make joke

    • @razzy1
      @razzy1 3 роки тому +3

      @@lxfted9231 it's ment to be a serious comment

  • @googlesucks478
    @googlesucks478 4 роки тому +937

    For those reading, the eruption wasnt as quick or dramatic as this.
    Vesuvius began erupting about lunchtime, and soon the ash cloud started dropping ash on the city. The pyroclastic flow that destroyed the city, however, hit about 6 am the next day.
    The residents who left in the first few hours survived. Those that stayed were trapped by ash, then annihilated by the pyroclastic flow.

    • @Cenotaur1
      @Cenotaur1 2 роки тому +12

      What did your eyes just see?

    • @bunk-buni9442
      @bunk-buni9442 2 роки тому +14

      @@Cenotaur1 their eyes didn’t see what happened in this video.

    • @artemisia.2466
      @artemisia.2466 2 роки тому +48

      I'm also unsure about the dramatic music but I may be wrong

    • @CooperCooper07
      @CooperCooper07 2 роки тому +11

      I’m pretty sure even most of the people who left still died sadly

    • @Gameboy-Unboxings
      @Gameboy-Unboxings 2 роки тому +3

      @@CooperCooper07 how??

  • @Liminal1ty
    @Liminal1ty 4 роки тому +311

    Pompeii: hey can I sustain life here?
    Vesuvius: *yesn't*

  • @cappuccinolatte21
    @cappuccinolatte21 4 роки тому +1293

    That tsunami be like: "ooo you're not gonna going anywhere"

  • @cvelizh
    @cvelizh 6 років тому +4045

    how did the camera survived

  • @karateofilo
    @karateofilo 4 роки тому +1909

    “the floor is lava lol”
    God- 79 AD

  • @soquidsnake34
    @soquidsnake34 3 роки тому +66

    And everyone’s boss was like “you still coming into work tonight?”

  • @kwillow12
    @kwillow12 6 років тому +3605

    Vesuvius did not look like a volcano back them, it was just a very tall mountain covered in vineyards. The Romans didn't know it was a volcano. If they had, they'd have been more careful. They were smart people.

    • @susieq9801
      @susieq9801 6 років тому +448

      Katy - The problem is, many people still live near Vesuvius, including the city of Naples.

    • @kwillow12
      @kwillow12 6 років тому +247

      True! Maybe they aren't so smart. Or perhaps they put their trust in the smart guys who'll warn them of an impending eruption. I know I do, I live in Oregon about 50 miles from Mt. Hood. Actually, if the Roman's had know Vesuvius was a volcano they'd still have lived near it, but they'd have paid attention to the warnings it gave them- earthquakes and such. I came across a picture of a painting in Herculaneum or Pompeii of the mountain. Very tall volcano-ish looking, but not jagged, no crater at the top. Mt. Hood really looks like a volcano.

    • @susieq9801
      @susieq9801 6 років тому +150

      Katy - I've been to Pompeii twice. The mountain originally did have the shape of a volcano but part of the crater collapsed with the eruption of 79AD just like Mount St Helen's in the US lost its peak by a lateral blast in 1980. I'm sure you can find a video of that on You Tube. You'll notice in photos that Vesuvius has an irregular saddle back appearance where the center collapsed. The last eruption was in 1944 and it has been active several times but with less severity. There are several active volcanoes in Italy like Stromboli and Etna. I saw Etna erupt back in the 70's. Like you say, you live near Mount Hood but millions live in California which has a half dozen active earthquake faults. They assume it will never happen to them. People live in the shadow of volcanoes all over the world.

    • @kwillow12
      @kwillow12 6 років тому +22

      Exactly My original "complaint" about the majorly cool video is just the appearance of Vesuvius . I visited Italy & Pompeii/Hurculanium about 10 years ago. Got 2 or 3 good photos, the rest, meh. It was the most interesting part of my trip. Their arena was the best part.

    • @susieq9801
      @susieq9801 6 років тому +15

      Katy - Italy is bellissimo! Travel is marvelous and so educational. I pity people who never do so. My faves were India and I have been forever in love with the UK. Their loss. All the best. :)

  • @cesaralcaraz819
    @cesaralcaraz819 4 роки тому +3711

    Mom: you’re still going to school

    • @howardty2733
      @howardty2733 4 роки тому +93

      SUPER TRUE

    • @MattManchester123
      @MattManchester123 4 роки тому +61

      that’s my life

    • @im7aymood320
      @im7aymood320 4 роки тому +34

      You’re*

    • @thisguy9042
      @thisguy9042 3 роки тому +20

      Nooooooooooooooooooooooo

    • @yukiruikuta6500
      @yukiruikuta6500 3 роки тому +76

      When I was young a big earthquake shook my city, the next day mom still took me to school but classes were cancelled.

  • @Crazytrain2015
    @Crazytrain2015 6 років тому +1143

    *Directed by Michael Bay*

  • @DeckLand13553
    @DeckLand13553 3 роки тому +1363

    The scariest part is they didnt even know what a volcano was back then

    • @sun-zf6rx
      @sun-zf6rx 3 роки тому +206

      Right and I don't wanna sound like a Karen but its kinda sad that people are making jokes about everyone dieing

    • @fefek1
      @fefek1 3 роки тому +212

      Yeah, Imagine chilling at home, u look at the beatiful mountain near ur town but then it freaking explodes

    • @cassioeguitarra
      @cassioeguitarra 3 роки тому +63

      They knew...

    • @fancitaro
      @fancitaro 3 роки тому +50

      @@cassioeguitarra nope they didn't.

    • @mhjk6080
      @mhjk6080 3 роки тому +7

      @@sun-zf6rx *dying sorry if you don’t wanna be corrected

  • @NamLe-gr6xp
    @NamLe-gr6xp 6 років тому +1313

    This is way over exaggerated. At first, the volcano started to explode and smoke came out at a height of 12 miles. Then, ash started raining down slowly and Pompeii only suffered minor trembles. The volcano gave way and the pyroclastic flows (ash and debris) rained down, swallowing Pompeii. Mr. Vesuvius didn’t explode like a nuclear bomb and rain down humongous meteors and lava that came spewing out like it was the apocalypse.

    • @mschvxs8968
      @mschvxs8968 6 років тому +128

      Fortnite Funny Royale // Official Well, it is a movie, and movies tend to exaggerate things to attract more people into watching their beautiful CGI. I honestly agree with you, though. This looks too unbelievable to be real.

    • @marellamofo
      @marellamofo 6 років тому +40

      BokChoyKhoi Either way it had to be traumatic for those people.

    • @ultimateagent1784
      @ultimateagent1784 6 років тому +35

      BokChoyKhoi woah, who said the mountain was a man. Seriously.

    • @thatoneartis7588
      @thatoneartis7588 6 років тому +3

      Fuck it, it’s some super mario odyssey shit and that’s what counts

    • @plushiez_show8827
      @plushiez_show8827 6 років тому +1

      Durrr burger

  • @thefivepoints
    @thefivepoints 4 роки тому +885

    Amazing how theres still footage of this after all these years, and the quailty is excellent.

    • @drag0n01
      @drag0n01 4 роки тому +104

      UhHh ActuAlly This iSnt RecorDed FoOtAge It’s A RecRaTion TheY DiDnt hAve CamEraS BaCK ThEn!1!1!!!11!!!!1!1!😪😪😪🙄🙄😠😡😤🙄 smH mY hEaD1!1!1!,!!1!

    • @superknuckleku-knucklebana6131
      @superknuckleku-knucklebana6131 4 роки тому +124

      And now we sit back, relax, and wait for people to not get the joke . .

    • @katherine6107
      @katherine6107 3 роки тому +55

      @@Twister21084 actually they do get it , they're just being sarcastic lol

    • @katherine6107
      @katherine6107 3 роки тому +42

      @@Twister21084 the way they wrote it literally screams "I'm making fun of people who say shit like this"

    • @bro-skull-
      @bro-skull- 3 роки тому +18

      @@gabriellibarnes7612 it's a joke

  • @cutecait6991
    @cutecait6991 4 роки тому +944

    1% about the volcano
    99% about the cameraman survived

    • @matthewhorsted6622
      @matthewhorsted6622 4 роки тому +14

      Then you noticed that this happened in real life and no one in the city survived

    • @matthewhorsted6622
      @matthewhorsted6622 4 роки тому +1

      @Ryan smith yes

    • @saraardes6849
      @saraardes6849 4 роки тому +1

      It’s a clip from the movie, Pompeii

    • @Skepicron
      @Skepicron 4 роки тому +2

      @@saraardes6849 I know and the movie is based on real Life so yea, it's in Rome

    • @saraardes6849
      @saraardes6849 4 роки тому +3

      @@Skepicron not in Rome, Rome is a city of Italy it’s in Italy and it’s miles way from Rome (Mt.Vs is that far away from Rome

  • @kumoj
    @kumoj 3 роки тому +183

    _"You guys like hot showers, yes?"_
    God - 79 AD

  • @indayteray8647
    @indayteray8647 5 років тому +3318

    How to survive
    *_Be the cameraman_*

  • @Ok-lr5wj
    @Ok-lr5wj 4 роки тому +591

    Job interviewer: Why do you want to be a cameraman?
    Man: *Yes*

  • @mirjanavidakovic6087
    @mirjanavidakovic6087 4 роки тому +693

    i'm just thinking about how those people were scared when this happened...

    • @propularguy
      @propularguy 4 роки тому +46

      Nah, probably just vibin.

    • @howardty2733
      @howardty2733 4 роки тому +20

      The people were like huh ok this is nothing

    • @mirjanavidakovic6087
      @mirjanavidakovic6087 4 роки тому +56

      @@propularguy @Howard Ty that wasnt my point, imagine yourself in their helpless situation, it's terrifying, and i know its obvious but just thinking about it makes me scared too

    • @JEON_CENA
      @JEON_CENA 4 роки тому +61

      @@mirjanavidakovic6087 they must have been so desperate. Also back then they didn't have any ways to know when it's gonna happen etc. You should check for the bodies found. Their postures say a lot about how they reacted. Some were holding theirs kids, trying to escape with their slave, some laid in a corner trying to find air, a lot of them were of their way to escape but got trapped by suffocating or by roof falling on them. Even animals. A dog was found, rolling on his back probably by burning or toxicity of the air. And he had a collar. A horse was found too, with traces of equipment on him. Those who couldn't escape tried to go into caves, but it was the worse choice ever.

    • @propularguy
      @propularguy 4 роки тому +3

      @@JEON_CENA how are Caves worse?

  • @duneydan7993
    @duneydan7993 3 роки тому +95

    Me: "Wow that's horrible, poor people"
    *sees a tsunami going towards the volcano*
    "What the..."🤨

    • @gohalice5661
      @gohalice5661 3 роки тому +2

      It not

    • @gohalice5661
      @gohalice5661 3 роки тому +2

      Or it is

    • @duneydan7993
      @duneydan7993 3 роки тому +1

      @@gohalice5661 I can't help but agree with you

    • @phantom_wolf5274
      @phantom_wolf5274 3 роки тому +8

      Well before volcanoes erupt there’s usually gonna be earthquakes happening making tsunamis

    • @cousinsquad7896
      @cousinsquad7896 3 роки тому +3

      @@phantom_wolf5274 no it was the fiery rocks that shot out of the volcano that made the tsunami happen

  • @romelnegut2005
    @romelnegut2005 5 років тому +270

    2 cities, Pompeii and Herculaneum, alongside Stabiae, Oplontis and Boscoreale, were completely destroyed.

    • @ffadelf
      @ffadelf 5 років тому +14

      Cities of sin like Sodom and Gomorrah.

    • @ffadelf
      @ffadelf 5 років тому +5

      @f p There was no doubt that it was a civilized city, but the debauchery that destroyed it.

    • @NicoleMannucci
      @NicoleMannucci 4 роки тому +32

      @@ffadelf did you go check on site with Marty Mc Fly by a time travel ? This is propaganda of monotheistics religions. Pompeii has been destroyed by a natural phenomenon which can occur at any time in the world.... It is unacceptable to hear this at the present times....

    • @NicoleMannucci
      @NicoleMannucci 4 роки тому +1

      @@ffadelf dit you go check on this site with Marty Mac fly by the travel time ? This is propaganda of monotheistics religions. Pompeii has been destroyed by a natural phenomenon who can occur at any time into the world. It is unacceptable to hear this now.....

    • @ffadelf
      @ffadelf 4 роки тому +3

      @@NicoleMannucci No i didn't, But who is controling these nature destroy? Why pompeii?

  • @hamptr
    @hamptr 5 років тому +450

    Vesuvius: *Erupts*
    The entire population of Pompeii: ight im bouta head out

    • @lynx494
      @lynx494 5 років тому +1

      Pompeii: oh well boomer no ty

    • @pheonixiagal6828
      @pheonixiagal6828 4 роки тому

      Vesuvius: Not so fast-

    • @kuroshiooo
      @kuroshiooo 4 роки тому +1

      Vesuvius: _Ha, you thought?_

    • @matthewhorsted6622
      @matthewhorsted6622 4 роки тому +1

      Tsunami : ha little boats YOU CANTS ESCAPE >:) LITTLE TIDDY BOATS

    • @mello2235
      @mello2235 4 роки тому +1

      @@matthewhorsted6622 😂😂

  • @argiebaslot521
    @argiebaslot521 4 роки тому +105

    Mount Vesuvius, a volcano near the Bay of Naples in Italy, has erupted more than 50 times. Its most famous eruption took place in the year 79 A.D., when the volcano buried the ancient Roman city of Pompeii under a thick carpet of volcanic ash. The dust “poured across the land” like a flood, one witness wrote, and shrouded the city in “a darkness…like the black of closed and unlighted rooms.” Two thousand people died, and the city was abandoned for almost as many years. When a group of explorers rediscovered the site in 1748, they were surprised to find that-underneath a thick layer of dust and debris-Pompeii was mostly intact. The buildings, artifacts and skeletons left behind in the buried city have taught us a great deal about everyday life in the ancient world.

    • @ironmartysharpe8293
      @ironmartysharpe8293 Рік тому +2

      Back then when Mount Vesuvius erupted and buried the city of Pompeii , It was a pyroclastic flow not only did it bury the city , But the intense heat incinerated everything in its path , Pyroclastic flows can reach speeds of 200 MPH
      When Mount St Helens blew up , it released enough dust and ash to cover Manhattan island to a depth of 400 feet , The blast was equivalent to the explosive power of 500 atomic bombs and over a cubic mile of solid rock was instantly blown away which is a ton of rock for every person on earth and the blast wiped out 200 square miles of forest , I wonder what the explosive power of Mount Vesuvius was when it erupted and buried the city of Pompeii

  • @burr2354
    @burr2354 3 роки тому +34

    Volcanoes are so terrifying because they make u realize just how incredibly weak we are in comparison to the forces of nature

    • @seankingwell3692
      @seankingwell3692 2 роки тому

      so many babylonian sheeple think that this is all exaggerated that it shouldn't look like the end of the world, but that is the only description over the ages that mankind gives to these events that they witness......not everything CGI "cant happen" especially when it goes that way in historical accounts of things.

  • @Blackwolfufk
    @Blackwolfufk 4 роки тому +210

    1:50 When a volcano has better aim than most of your team-mates in World of Warships.

    • @rinaizawa8445
      @rinaizawa8445 3 роки тому +5

      😂😂😂😂I laughed harder at that than I should've

    • @aziffikmal
      @aziffikmal 3 роки тому +4

      Volcano aimed for citadel with HE shell, report volcano for being a noob 😝

    • @francisdoan
      @francisdoan 3 роки тому +2

      Boat: ight imma head out
      Fireball: ight imma fuh witchu

    • @bnd7911
      @bnd7911 3 роки тому +4

      My favorite part is 2:12

    • @georgegodfrey8514
      @georgegodfrey8514 3 роки тому +1

      When you have a better aim than the volcano

  • @roompang
    @roompang 6 років тому +830

    Extremely inaccurate but still interesting to watch.

    • @PerfectAlibi1
      @PerfectAlibi1 5 років тому +50

      How is it inaccurate?
      Looks like a pretty accurate EXTREMELY large volcanic eruption to me.
      The tsunami was a bit much, as that would mean that was triggered somewhere else and arrived while the volcano erupted. XD

    • @begobertran9739
      @begobertran9739 5 років тому +14

      Dotto Actually, Several Historíans agreed that it was very accurate.

    • @couldbeanybody2508
      @couldbeanybody2508 5 років тому +76

      @@PerfectAlibi1 Dust would've fallen much quicker, burning all of the people in an instant. Frozen in their position.

    • @PerfectAlibi1
      @PerfectAlibi1 5 років тому +8

      @@couldbeanybody2508
      Not every volcano eruption has a pyroclastic flow...

    • @couldbeanybody2508
      @couldbeanybody2508 5 років тому +69

      @@PerfectAlibi1 but versuvius has....

  • @orlandofigueroa3567
    @orlandofigueroa3567 6 років тому +579

    *has hours to escape the eruption but ends up dying*

    • @OldHoboManYouTube
      @OldHoboManYouTube 6 років тому +4

      groudon science I hate those actors

    • @comedyfootball4860
      @comedyfootball4860 6 років тому +146

      Not exactly. Your common knowledge or the common knowledge of today's modern man was not understood by people during 79AD. They didn't know anything about that volcanoe except that "Their God's sometimes got angry"

    • @someone4159
      @someone4159 6 років тому +75

      Actually, around 90% of the people of Pompeii and Herculaneum escaped safely...the rest could not.

    • @yepyepyepyep9935
      @yepyepyepyep9935 6 років тому +20

      Not true as everything shook nobody could easily move and nobody thought it was serious and thought it was hail or something. Pompeii was amazing looking from pictures
      And they wouldn't have time just think Packing Counting Travel it would take over 24 hours to leave Pompeii
      R.I.P Pompeii

    • @melekdavinacoban
      @melekdavinacoban 6 років тому +35

      They didn't know it was a volcano. Vesuvius didn't even have a crater... it opended up during the eruption!

  • @seankingwell3692
    @seankingwell3692 Рік тому +2

    Awesome work honeybee, a true UA-cam classic and favorite video for all time :)

  • @mario0318
    @mario0318 4 роки тому +512

    This is so goddamn epic. It's only missing a few tornadoes, meteor impacts, and aliens.

  • @Ilham_AT
    @Ilham_AT 6 років тому +51

    Music name : Heart of Apocalypse

  • @stormcloaksoldier4601
    @stormcloaksoldier4601 5 років тому +529

    *plays SpongeBob music over this*

    • @houseofsqueezeh.e.x5554
      @houseofsqueezeh.e.x5554 5 років тому +28

      You mean it's the best day ever

    • @israelserna7247
      @israelserna7247 5 років тому +3

      No way hozey

    • @gaminglion1881
      @gaminglion1881 5 років тому +12

      Spongebob: *its the beeeestt daaay eeeveeeeeeeeeeeeeer*

    • @reptilehunter2918
      @reptilehunter2918 5 років тому +4

      Stormcloak Soldier it’s not funny many people lost their lives you have no idea how much pain they went through during it

    • @honeybee6300
      @honeybee6300  4 роки тому +70

      should I make it?

  • @bolobalaman
    @bolobalaman 3 роки тому +25

    Loki was here

    • @arringar
      @arringar 7 днів тому

      wrong mythology lol

  • @sandraevega3785
    @sandraevega3785 4 роки тому +34

    The music is phenomenal

  • @NeidalRuekk
    @NeidalRuekk 7 років тому +377

    I think we all knew what to expect seeing this film; SOMEHOW there was gonna be a volcano in it! But the graphics for the eruption were astonishingly well done

    • @tienhanus
      @tienhanus 6 років тому

      NeidalRuekk Pompei

    • @JoseMartinRamos97
      @JoseMartinRamos97 6 років тому +3

      Well what did you expect? Its based on real events. Probably not the love story but more disaster!

    • @allmightlionthunder5515
      @allmightlionthunder5515 6 років тому

      pompeii , herculaneum , stabiae volcano eruption was not just one town to ! . and effect the costal line of Egypt heracleion

    • @deepbluehue3
      @deepbluehue3 6 років тому +8

      Well done for a spectacular movie but not for accuracy ... No Lava bombs / no lava at all .... it was a super heated flow of pumice / ash / and gas following a day of heavy ash falling and accumulating that destroyed Pompeii and Herculaneum .... Herculaneum's pyroclastic flow was hotter turning living humans into skeletons quickly ...as it was nearer to the volcano ( there are no casts of people from there ) ... Most in pompeii were covered and buried from a cooler pyroclastic flow ( still too hot to survive ) ... Modern archeologists made casts from the indentations in the earth where their bodies decomposed ( filling those empty spaces with concrete ) .. the strange positions you see them in is the bodies natural reaction to burning from intense heat ; all the muscles constrict .

    • @ink3539
      @ink3539 6 років тому

      yeah, I gotta give some credit to the movie though, good ideas in general :p

  • @wolfkafitz9461
    @wolfkafitz9461 6 років тому +139

    Too much Fireworks... Read Plinius' description...

    • @jmencina5367
      @jmencina5367 6 років тому +8

      Wolf Kafitz haha! Old Plinius, the insanely brave one. While everyone is fleeing away, he ran and head straight to the volcano. Tsk!

    • @wolfkafitz9461
      @wolfkafitz9461 6 років тому +5

      There sure was method in some insanities. It took almost 2000 years to find out how accurate Plinius' description of the outbreak was.
      Nothing ventured - nothing gained....

    • @eighthturtle
      @eighthturtle 6 років тому +8

      It’s the younger Pliny who survived and wrote the description. And yes, while impressive, this video is in accurate, with the tsunami being the clearest example.

    • @jakealter5504
      @jakealter5504 6 років тому

      eighthturtle and the fire balls, the rest actually did occur in that eruption

    • @sunithavasanth5096
      @sunithavasanth5096 5 років тому

      Who has the book of pompeii

  • @AviectusG
    @AviectusG Рік тому +6

    can we give a moment to appreaciate the camera crew who went back in time to capture this amazing moment in history! we will never forget them!!

  • @AbrahamLincoln4
    @AbrahamLincoln4 4 роки тому +29

    2:02 That part with the music and the Tsunami really fits in well.

  • @somethingfunny6848
    @somethingfunny6848 3 роки тому +78

    Rest In Peace to all those souls lost to Pompeii...damn that just looks absolutely terrifying...

  • @shawntyler3744
    @shawntyler3744 7 років тому +399

    i feel sorry for them all that time in Pompeii.

    • @jessicacaleno1998
      @jessicacaleno1998 6 років тому +3

      ShawN TyleR yup 1,900 years ago

    • @SirRifty
      @SirRifty 6 років тому +23

      1,936 years ago.... Terror struck pompeii

    • @jeenashirkey1987
      @jeenashirkey1987 6 років тому +7

      ShawN TyleR I don’t feel sorry for senator Atticus Corvus

    • @orlandofigueroa3567
      @orlandofigueroa3567 6 років тому +3

      I don't feel sorry for many of them as they made it seem like with all those hours they had to escape, it was impossible even though it wasn't. I know there were people hogging up the boats but it seems like they were too lazy to walk along the coast to the north or south as either option that pointed away from the volcano would have saved many lives but it was a different time so probably they didn't know what to do in that circumstance

    • @caroselloshow5615
      @caroselloshow5615 6 років тому +25

      groudon science actually many of them didn’t even know that the Vesuvius was a volcano but when the eruption happened many people hid in their houses because they thought they were safe there and some of them( like in Ercolano) even returned at their homes during a quiet moment of the eruption because they thought it was over but surely they weren’t too lazy to save their own lives lol

  • @Ratta907
    @Ratta907 3 роки тому +64

    Everyone: dying
    Cameraman: this is great content

    • @wolfiecuvier2623
      @wolfiecuvier2623 3 роки тому

      All people died when that happened .no mortal can escape .

    • @Coconutdevs
      @Coconutdevs 3 роки тому +1

      @@wolfiecuvier2623 its a joke🤦‍♂️

  • @ashtonkutcher7041
    @ashtonkutcher7041 3 роки тому +133

    can we take a moment to thank the camera man for videoing this without concern for his safety

  • @user-vi7di4fj1r
    @user-vi7di4fj1r 4 роки тому +112

    But if you close your eyes, does it almost feel like nothing changed at all?

  • @mog8506
    @mog8506 4 роки тому +8

    OMG i can't believe how well this movie must have been produced - the CGI and effects and everything is amazing!

  • @Coaster04-02
    @Coaster04-02 Рік тому +9

    Props to the camera man who went back in time and filmed the eruption

  • @hahayousucklmao125
    @hahayousucklmao125 4 роки тому +24

    Vesuvius: -Setting Pompeii on fire and stuff-
    Tsunami: Let me help put them out
    ~*Proceeds to destroy more*~
    Tsunami: I'm starting to see a pattern here, that I'm not so sure I like,

    • @pacoxxi3302
      @pacoxxi3302 4 роки тому

      between ERcolano pompei and Torre del greco in sea there are 6 volcanic mouth the same magma room with circumference 800 meters with sea deep 20 meters and 3km distance.

  • @fbouret
    @fbouret 3 роки тому +61

    Me: well at least some got away with the boats
    *Volcano spits huge rocks at boats
    “Well I’m sure a few got away
    *huge tsunami gobble them up
    “Well shit” 😟

  • @leximetcalf2677
    @leximetcalf2677 3 роки тому +15

    Pompeii before the eruption: This Volcano is definetly dormant.
    Pompeii 10 minutes before the eruption: Its just an earthquake we r used to those.
    Pompeii during the eruption: OH HELL NAHHHH, WE JINXED OURSELVES!!!
    mount vesuvius 0.001 sec b4 the eruption: dont mind me just gonna erupt because im bored

  • @Bluekittygamerboiofficals8689
    @Bluekittygamerboiofficals8689 Рік тому +4

    Its scary that a sail boat cant escape from the impending doom

  • @nm-cp4ck
    @nm-cp4ck 3 роки тому +13

    I like how they didn't use the boring lava in this movie and instead showcased what really makes volcanoes horrifying: debris raining from the sky, earthquakes and landslides ripping through the surrounding area as clouds of ash blot out the sun and bury your entire world

  • @brodygamez6229
    @brodygamez6229 3 роки тому +6

    I watched this years ago, when I was into natural disaster crap, and I watch it today and I cried. not bc of the nostalgia, but bc of all the lives lost that day, and that some kids never grew up to see the world or anything.

  • @umberto8018
    @umberto8018 5 років тому +16

    Il monte Somma nel 79 d. C era alto 2000 mt il Vesuvio che oggi si trova all'interno della caldera del Mt Somma oggi è alto 1250 Mt.
    Il Mt Somma da 2000 Mt di altezza prima della devastante eruzione del 79 d. C a dopo l'eruzione era alto 750 Mt, più di 1 Km e 250 Mt collasso.

    • @RD-ze1vy
      @RD-ze1vy 4 роки тому

      @@flkiilgatto9769 io non dico che sia esagerato dico solo però che come l'hanno rappresentato gli sceneggiatori del film sia proprio terrible. Molto diverso da come è stato. Secondo me gli sceneggiatori non sono mai stati a Pompei pk altrimenti non avrebbero fatto tutti sti errori

    • @flkiilgatto9769
      @flkiilgatto9769 4 роки тому

      R2 D2 ineffetti ho notato adesso vari errori,rivedendolo

    • @umberto8018
      @umberto8018 4 роки тому

      L'eruzione del Vesuvio è stata devastante solo un vulcano si può paragonare all'eruzione come energia e come intensità e questo accadde nel 1980 negli USA 🇺🇸 sto parlando del vulcano St. Helens.
      L'eruzione del Vesuvio del 79 d.C e quella del St. Helens 1980 hanno avuto la stessa energia.
      Nell'eruzione del St Helens a 400 km di distanza dal vulcano sono andati in frantumi i vetri delle finestre a causa del boato.
      Nel 1991 Erutta il vulcano Pinatubo nelle Filippine.
      L'eruzione del Pinatubo fu 5 volte più potente di quella del St Helens e di quella del Vesuvio 79 d. C.

  • @Randomkid800
    @Randomkid800 Рік тому +1

    Volcano: *blows up*
    In an alternate universe
    Volcano: Wait before i blow up! Let me tell you today's sponsor Raid. Shadow Legends!

  • @sensemmosta8019
    @sensemmosta8019 4 роки тому +60

    F in the chat for all the actors and buildings sacrificed for this video.🙏🏼

  • @joeyjolley3540
    @joeyjolley3540 4 роки тому +4

    Yes. It's just a movie, but the video is excellent and gives us an idea of what happened in Pompeii so long ago.

  • @alleyk5964
    @alleyk5964 4 роки тому +24

    Kid : mom look an eruption
    Mom : that's because of your fucking phone !

    • @howardty2733
      @howardty2733 3 роки тому +1

      @Brendan Aviation 914 humans wer phones because *talking*

  • @littlemrpinkness295
    @littlemrpinkness295 3 роки тому +2

    Thank you that was wonderful.
    The music was perfect.

  • @Recenthandle
    @Recenthandle 3 роки тому +14

    Mom: Your still cleaning your room

  • @TheLegendaryColorFixer_REDMIST
    @TheLegendaryColorFixer_REDMIST 3 роки тому +9

    Loki: so anyway I started scarring people

  • @phasc5605
    @phasc5605 5 років тому +56

    It's so painfull that this really happened ;/

    • @exoticmemes4829
      @exoticmemes4829 3 роки тому +1

      @danil nice spelling

    • @Aurora_Borealis_UK
      @Aurora_Borealis_UK 3 роки тому

      @@exoticmemes4829 nice English you mean

    • @samo131
      @samo131 3 роки тому

      Imagine people who lived through asteroid impact 12000 years ago, which impacted the whole world, not only few cities.

  • @janetmcfalls3172
    @janetmcfalls3172 3 роки тому +1

    Thank you; I was looking for something just like this for my students' lesson on "Pompeii"!

  • @shaycormac4522
    @shaycormac4522 2 роки тому +4

    Mount Vesuvius (79AD): ''I sure showed them...but I will be back!''
    Mount Vesuvius (2020s): ''This is the world's worst decade. I think I'll play a part.'' (My advice: Don't give 2020 any ideas haha)

  • @georgegodfrey8514
    @georgegodfrey8514 3 роки тому +3

    Vesuvius: erupts. The people: we have to get out of town quickly. Tsunami: you are not going anywhere.

  • @richard-vr3rl
    @richard-vr3rl 5 років тому +9

    when you make your friend who has superpowers angry

  • @AviationJunaid
    @AviationJunaid Рік тому +2

    I have seen this at school 2 times now its the 3rd time

  • @MerchantIvoryfilms
    @MerchantIvoryfilms 6 років тому +18

    For those saying the graphics are down well...a movie made 17 years prior to this film had much better practical effects with ask clouds that looked 100% real. Dante's peak.

    • @kevin080592
      @kevin080592 6 років тому +1

      Merchant Ivory aaah yes. one of my favorite childhood movies. 90's kid here

    • @idontknow31
      @idontknow31 5 років тому

      YEAH DATES PEAK VOLCANO IS MT ST HELENS RRGHT?
      OR VOLCANO MT FJUI

    • @lahe23
      @lahe23 2 роки тому

      an example is Deep Impact

  • @alexwarner2887
    @alexwarner2887 5 років тому +7

    Vesuvius was over 3k tall befor the first eruption in 79AD where it blew most of the mountain

  • @stealthgaming6797
    @stealthgaming6797 3 роки тому +3

    that firewall honestly horrific

    • @cousinsquad7896
      @cousinsquad7896 3 роки тому

      Apparently you don't know what a Pycrolastic flow is

  • @RainbowGirl-nv3yu
    @RainbowGirl-nv3yu 4 місяці тому +1

    How to survive: *Be the cameraman*

  • @Can_ix
    @Can_ix 3 роки тому +9

    0:32
    But if you close your eyes
    0:34
    Does it almost feel like nothing changed at all

    • @anxiousbottle
      @anxiousbottle 3 роки тому

      The thing is that the song is called Pompeii

    • @longyu9336
      @longyu9336 3 роки тому

      Insert meme of ancient Roman Map suddenly lacking the city Pompeii

  • @lawrencelee9349
    @lawrencelee9349 6 років тому +113

    Well that ship had seen better days 😂😂 1:51

  • @johnnorman3021
    @johnnorman3021 5 років тому +24

    The music is like soo tense 😂😂

  • @robertthomson1587
    @robertthomson1587 Рік тому +1

    I remember reading the account of the eruption by Pliny the Elder in Latin class at high school.

  • @phantom_wolf5274
    @phantom_wolf5274 4 роки тому +5

    Props to the camera man for recording all of this as it happens and surviving it

  • @randomly_random_0
    @randomly_random_0 6 років тому +451

    oh the exaggeration

    • @sanjitsrijit1764
      @sanjitsrijit1764 6 років тому

      zhan_rand rose jhiu kilitlifkki.liulul.uutffjfvmj,h,he,he,h,hlglhgjh.gljgjbcjbd

    • @sanjitsrijit1764
      @sanjitsrijit1764 6 років тому

      zhan_rand rose jhiu kilitlifkki.liulul.uutffjfvmj,h,he,he,h,hlglhgjh.gljgjbcjbd

    • @someone4159
      @someone4159 6 років тому +78

      its more accurate than exaggerated...

    • @susieq9801
      @susieq9801 6 років тому +53

      zhan_rand - I agree. Having been to Pompeii twice, there is no obvious evidence of the earth opening up in massive chasms like in the video. Evidence of those would still be apparent but are nowhere to be seen. The integrity of the ground is pretty much intact. Of course there would be quakes but the damage and deaths were due to the pyroclastic flows, super heated gases and smothering by ash which was several meters deep. That is what preserved the bodies of the dead and remnants of buildings. They were buried. Many of the dead were grasping their throats due to suffocation. Dramatization is fine but not always completely accurate. That is why they call it "DRAMA-tization". There are hundreds of volcanic eruptions that have been MUCH, MUCH more massive than Vesuvius but some are prehistoric and others in isolated regions. Vesuvius erupts fairly regularly, last in the 1940's.

    • @chainsawkitten3766
      @chainsawkitten3766 6 років тому +6

      WhoWouldChooseSuchARidiculouslyLongUsernameLikeThisOneHere? Yes, but the 80% who escaped were likely those who left after the earthquake and in the earliest stages of the eruption.

  • @hehehaha000
    @hehehaha000 2 роки тому +3

    The camera man:
    ✨UNLIMITED POWER✨

  • @pyschofreak8416
    @pyschofreak8416 3 роки тому +1

    before when i looked at the last day of pompeii painting i was fascinated and just adore how amazing it is,
    now i learned the meaning behind of it, i felt melancholy when i looked at the painting now,
    i felt sad and sorry for all those people to expirence this thing.

  • @Prabhath_the_Dawn
    @Prabhath_the_Dawn 6 років тому +45

    It's really unfortunate what happened then! 😔 Since its been observed or as per hypothesis, this volcanic mountain seems to activate every 2000 years or so, why would people still risk and live anywhere near to such uncertain places? 🤔

    • @shanehughes3511
      @shanehughes3511 5 років тому +10

      Simple. The current cities in the vesuvius area are very old. We rebuilt there centuries ago. People forgot about pompeii and didn't know how eruptions worked. The land around vesuvius is amongst the most ferile in Italy. Humans moved there for work, land and climate. Today we now know about the danger but our cities are too big to just move to be relocated. Unfortunately we will be there for the next eruption. Humans will perish most likely. But as a species we should be smart enough to know danger is coming and evacuate most

    • @mozammelhoque4876
      @mozammelhoque4876 5 років тому +5

      in 2079 it’s gonna blow

    • @workliferecognition7002
      @workliferecognition7002 4 роки тому +1

      Their home. Lack of funds to leave.

    • @Francescomonti60
      @Francescomonti60 4 роки тому

      @@mozammelhoque4876 more or less yeah.

    • @pokemonfantransitandrail8269
      @pokemonfantransitandrail8269 4 роки тому +5

      Google said that the volcano last erupted in March 1944.

  • @2225_club
    @2225_club 5 років тому +7

    Every camera on any disaster was made in Area 51.

  • @marcelagutierrez7772
    @marcelagutierrez7772 5 років тому +5

    Wow! Me ayudo mucho! En mi escuela en ingles estamos estudiando esto! La erupcion de pompeii y esta muy bueno el video! Te mereces más subs!!🤗❤

  • @gage5161
    @gage5161 Рік тому +1

    Bro imagine being on vacation and you hear that your home city is destroyed

  • @hahayousucklmao125
    @hahayousucklmao125 4 роки тому +41

    Pompeii: We are so smart
    Mt Vesuvius: allow me to introduce myself

  • @waitasecmeisme1589
    @waitasecmeisme1589 3 роки тому +4

    Volcano: *loses his favorite plushie*
    Volcano: WHERES MY PLUSHIE!?
    Volcano: *causes to much damage*
    Also Volcano: Oops Hehe 😜

    • @stoopidstoodios
      @stoopidstoodios 3 роки тому

      I think my brain replicated the eruption of mount Vesuvius while reading that

  • @ashlyngraham4422
    @ashlyngraham4422 6 років тому +7

    My grandpa who I call pa pa used to serve in the U.S. NAVY he's 79 years old now he went to pompeii when he was in his 20s

    • @jebuschrist3958
      @jebuschrist3958 6 років тому +1

      no one asked you.

    • @brigadier3596
      @brigadier3596 6 років тому

      Jebus Christ finally a comment that i appriciate

    • @Barnacle825
      @Barnacle825 5 років тому

      Can i get you something to drink ?

  • @ScorpiGaming22
    @ScorpiGaming22 Рік тому +1

    And remember, this happened in 79.

  • @TheOne-hf7hd
    @TheOne-hf7hd 5 років тому +12

    That's a lot of damage!

  • @dulldyl
    @dulldyl 3 роки тому +3

    Having never heard of a volcano at that time, I would’ve assumed this was an act of god.

  • @willwadams
    @willwadams 5 років тому +11

    don't copyright claim this guy please. I need this footage

    • @honeybee6300
      @honeybee6300  5 років тому +3

      i'm not a guy tho

    • @nayanakantha8429
      @nayanakantha8429 4 роки тому

      @@honeybee6300 the panda mean't not to copyright strike you

  • @AlexKinney-q3h
    @AlexKinney-q3h Рік тому +2

    Pompeii has fallen

  • @9f81rsd00
    @9f81rsd00 6 років тому +8

    When you think about it, this is as accurate as it gets considering how people that survived the event may have exaggerated certain parts. Sure some detailed investigations would've revealed the true extent but people would still find accounts from the survivors more interesting.

  • @HistoryUniquely
    @HistoryUniquely 5 років тому +9

    2:20
    Knowing
    ( This is a solar flares part )

  • @Matteus2109
    @Matteus2109 5 років тому +5

    Vulcan : "Live long and prosper, losers!"

  • @FlyingFidgets
    @FlyingFidgets 3 роки тому +1

    Vesuvius: I don’t give a crap about your feelings

  • @josephzou2951
    @josephzou2951 5 років тому +24

    reactions:
    Today when volcano erupts:
    Pepole now: FILM IT FILM IT OH MY GOD
    Pepole then: video

    • @cinziafagnano
      @cinziafagnano 5 років тому

      Non conosco la lingua inglese.ho studiato francese.....

  • @lampbrain6323
    @lampbrain6323 5 років тому +37

    Watching 2019?
    👇🏻

    • @damonanjul6676
      @damonanjul6676 5 років тому

      Oh yea!! Oct 26 2019

    • @fredtye9916
      @fredtye9916 5 років тому

      Of course I’m watching in 2019 I wouldn’t be watching in 2483ad or 683 ad would I 😂🤣

  • @joeyjolley3540
    @joeyjolley3540 4 роки тому +4

    It may be inaccurate but it sure does demonstrate how powerless we humans are against nature!

  • @wac0707
    @wac0707 Рік тому +2

    How to survive: Become a cameraman

  • @ZombieBiohazard
    @ZombieBiohazard 3 роки тому +6

    It’s so insane to think about what could’ve been going on that day when this happened. Political affairs, conflicts, gatherings etc. Someone could’ve been planning to ask their partner to marry them when they saw the tephra and gases erupt 21 miles into the sky and what felt like an Armageddon unfolded. Though most of the population did escape they’d never forget how the world literally changed that day and they were at the very spot it happened.

  • @gluskyl15
    @gluskyl15 3 роки тому +4

    before the volcano exploded:
    *everyone: looking at Loki*

  • @purpleduckybryn
    @purpleduckybryn 3 роки тому +3

    shoutout to the guy who went back in time to record all of this

    • @darkgojira_s
      @darkgojira_s 3 роки тому

      actually it is a movie, they just recreated the eruption of Vesuvius.

    • @ShinGojira54
      @ShinGojira54 3 роки тому +1

      @@darkgojira_s r/woosh

  • @oscarvasquez706
    @oscarvasquez706 Рік тому +1

    As I watch this, this comes to mind: "Mihi nomen est Loki."