Last Breath - Official UK Trailer
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- Опубліковано 13 бер 2019
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A commercial diver is stranded on the seabed with 5 minutes of oxygen, but no chance of rescue for more than 30 minutes. With access to amazing archive, this is the true story of one man’s impossible fight for survival.
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Thank God a respectful production company got their hands on this story and not Hollywood. You can just imagine "The Following is Based on a True Story, Staring Chuck Norris & Arnold Schwarzenegger"
*PS. The rough sea footage was filmed by me :)*
You can do an AMA on www.reddit.com/r/thalassophobia/
I cam here from : www.reddit.com/r/thalassophobia/comments/c2uy18/diver_chris_lemons_after_being_separated_from_his/
It would definitely star Mark Whalberg
@@dpcater Both movies where mark portrays a real life person and real world events were well done... the people who he played were impressed with his work and signed off on him portraying them. So why do you have a problem with it when even they dont?
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂💀💀
Awesome If Mark plaid me in a film where I was made out to be 10 x better than I am I don’t think I’d be complaining much either 😂😂
This is a documentary not a film to those who might think it is a film before watching . Suspenseful, touching and jus incredible! No spoilers ...
I know that I mentioned it was a documentary, but they have made a film too, which is out now.
@@heulwenrenshaw7335 Is the film any good?
@@TheFrontyer it is excellent 👌
It's awesome. When I started watching it the way they talk and stuff i thought he died. I had tears in my eyes watching this. Great documentary
@@heulwenrenshaw7335 what is the film callled?
One of the best 'docu dramas' I have seen. Brilliantly put together.
Getting lost in the dark is scary, but even scarier is getting lost in the dark at the bottom of the ocean
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Man! What an intense ride. Such an amazing documentary. What makes it really great is all of the actual footage. Saturation divers are always recording audio and video because communication is imperative, this leads to a lot of point of view perspectives, which is what creates the intensity. Yes, there are some reenactments, but the actual footage is breathtaking. Can't recommend this enough.
Agree!!! Beyond good
Watched this late one night. Astounding. Moving. Truly a notch above most real life documentaries. Incredibly touching and powerful. Just watch it. This film will stay with you long after it’s over.
Same here, thought about it this morning after having watched it late last night, so I decided to check out reviews about it....could not agree more with all the positive ones. Incredibly put together!
@@greggp337 same here, just finished
I’m currently in school for commercial diving and our instructor told the class to watch this, it’s amazing how everything was executed with teamwork, and it is going along with everything we’re learning in school right now
Hey, mate how is going for you now! In March I am going to NYD school in Norway for commercial diving
That moment with the ROV i have no words for that. I was so overwhelmed with emotions. I can't even imagine how he must have felt that helpless on that strucure.
Hands down one of the best documentaries I've seen in my life, and I've seen many.
Do u maybe know any other documentaries that are also very good like this one?
@@disazukic1419 I'm thinking....in terms of subject matter this is pretty unique. But in terms of wow factor, Three Identical Strangers is a recent one that I really liked. I'll keep thinking. There's actually a FB group on true crime and documentaries that you might join. Lots of ideas there
@@kcairns1 Ill try the one with the identical strangers, I dont have fb unfortunally still THANK YOU
@@disazukic1419 Highly recommend the documentary Watson,
@@disazukic1419 dont fuck with cats! Netflix! Amazing
These are the lines that hit me hard
" i am not thinking this is chris lemons, im thinking this is a guy who is building a house, a guy who is about to get married"
"its ok, at first i felt a bit sad, then cold and numb but it was just like im about to go to sleep"
EDIT: He says " I'm not thinking this is Chris Lemons, a guy who is building a house a guy who us about to get married. He is a THING that needs to be taken from one place to another"
That is an ice cold statement, not a sympathetic one 😂
Dave was ice cold in that statement, it was not a statement of friendship or brotherhood. He’s not my best mate, he’s not my kid.. basically he’s nothing to me.
@@Natasja-rk8eo he comes off as a child, heartless bastard in this documentary. "I'm not going down there to save him, I'm just doing what I was told to do".....F that guy! 😡
@@samblack5313 Dave was a wanker lets be honest, kinda guy that has no mates
It’s funny, months after watching this documentary I still think about it.
This documentary was incredible. Highly recommend!
This documentary still sits with me three days later. Very well done. Highly recommend.
This was beyond amazing. An unreal true story of teamwork and survival. 10/10 nail biting film
I just watched it and im in complete shock. Unbelievable, i just cant believe it. Like what is life even
Gabriel Bergman sane question I ask every single day
Who ever has produced this Documentary is a absolute Boss! Intense, Amazing,Incredible and Awesome! My absolute Favourite Doch!
One of the most amazing documentaries I have ever seen. It is so intense and will have you at the edge of your seat. The most amazing thing about it is that most of the filmed material is from the POV of people involved. That is because in their line of work, communication and relevance of where about, is very prevalent, and important to keep the divers safe. So everything is monitored, thus, recorded
That Titan Submersible probably was even more intense
Amazing documentary. Chris twitching footage got me.
One of the best movies of the last 10 years and that is saying something !- Rare occasion when music is so well synchronized with the movie
3 days ago I didn't know that "sat diving" even existed. Now I am not so sure I ever wanted to learn that sat diving exists.
I had listened to an old podcast episode that told the story and then found out that the documentary was going to be out on Netflix couple days later.
Just watched it and it was a very intense and moving and honestly haunting experience.
Hi, not sure if you'll see this but do you remember the podcast name?
@@jh4336 yes. It's in German though, don't know if that helps :)
Wissensreisende, Episode 117 "Gefangen am Meeresgrund"
That documentary was AMAZING! It showed what it’s like to be probably hundreds of ft down! It’s like you’re in space
i watched this after the Indonesian crew from the submarine was confirmed dead. rip to those brave and beautiful souls. brilliant documentary anyway
What's the story behind that?
DAMN!!! I put this seemingly unremarkable documentary on as background noise only to hold my breath the whole time and then cry myself to sleep. What an amazing story!!
Watch it last night...it just toke my breath away!!!!!!AWESOME AWESOME
This is an amazing documentary. I knew the ending but I was still on the edge of my seat, a must watch film.
This is the best documentary i have ever seen. You must watch this.
Watched this incredible story recount in Aberdeen @ The Belmont Cinema last night & it is truly worth a watch. Great job 😍
Im a diver (not a sat diver) and I had anxious crises watching it!! Fuckn amazing!! Those guys have BALLS!!!
I can't believe it that they didn't think of rebooting the computer sooner!!! OMG!
Kept me on the edge of my seat the whole time. Fantastic Doc.
Hey Babe, Thank you for the rec!!!!!!
Just watched this. Absolutely brilliant! I only watch films based on real life events and I think this has to be one of the best!!
If this guy made it or not, my guess as to how anyone could potentially survive in this situation without any long term brain damage with no oxygen for 30 minutes would be the extreme cold. I've heard of people surviving after falling through ice for long periods of time after drowning. Its like going into hibernation where there is one breath & one heart beat per minute.
Yes he survived to tell his tale in fact
Stumbled across this doc, absolutely amazing.
one of the craziest docu's i've ever seen in my life
Omg! Just watched this. Top 3 best docs ive ever seen! Crying! Im 45 yr old man and im crying!
Nothing wrong with that sweetheart 💘
I just came upon this movie and watched the trailer but I haven't seen it yet. Hopefully this weekend though ☺️ The reviews are so awesome!!!!! I see 10/10 everywhere!!!!
@@billiejohoward7443 i watched it not knowing end! It was incredible. Do you know end?
@@Johnnyrocks34 I haven't had a chance to watch it yet but hopefully soon.. it looks awesome!!!!!!😎
@@billiejohoward7443 you ll love it! Do u know the end? I didnt know anything about it. I was bored and scrolled through netflix and gave it a shot. Ended up being in my top 5 ever. Id say its a lot better if u dont know story
My Grandma works at Bibby Offshore, she was on the boat/vessel that chris lemmon was, Christopher and My Grandma (Jean) are great friends!
Just watched this amazing story, more so that he went back and is still doing this job .
Incredible doc, UA-cam algo lead me to clips of Sat Diving and through the comments I found out about this documentary. Amazing and gripping, I was down there on the sea floor too trying to reach through my screen just like one of the guys on the deck of the ship.
Best documentary I have seen.
Incredible documentary. Very intriguing. Would highly recommend.
one of the best I've seen
This documentary is eye watering gave me chills legendary documentary
Best docu-film ive ever watched. Was brilliant👌
totally incredible documentary great job
This was an incredible film. I enjoyed it immensely. Well done from beginning to end. Just incredible.
Brilliant watch 10/10! This and freesolo a must see👌🤟
I was a sat diver for 23 years, 1976 to 1999. I know of the incident, I haven't seen the Netflix movie, don't want to. Reading some of the comments had me just shaking my head.
Do yourself and your contemporary’s justice and watch the film mate. It’s honestly beautiful and shows the true mastery of your craft. Plus an amazing story of survival. Please go watch it, you won’t regret it
one of the best documentaries Ive ever seen
Just watched this documentary..was really good,!!!! Suspenseful....great end story
All the while I watched this documentary I wished for him to live, till the time when someone walked pass the chair towards a camera and seemed like a funeral. No spoilers, Do watch this documentary. Worth watching and gives you a new perspective towards life.
I've just seen it. What an amazing documentary! It's a pretty straightforward story, but it's told in such a way that is both compelling and easy to follow. Luvs it, recommend it to every documentary buff out there.
Fantastic documentary. What a story.
I just watched it. Awesome documentary.
Fantastic documentary, had my heart in my mouth the entire time and learnt so much.
A must watch for any scuba diver. Oh, and a must watch for anyone else.
Absolutely incredible..thanks to creator nicely put all together..plus the background music it's awesome 👌 👏
This was amazing!!!
Fantastic documentary. Very well done.
Spine tingling, scary and brilliantly produced.
Absolutely nailed it.
Best doc i saw in a while, im a firefighter so I just loved it
Wonderful doc. Getting ready to go in March to a Norwegian school for commercial diving
just watched this still in shock speech less
The nerve on some of these comments coming from people that are just armchair experts is staggering... What an incredible doco, seriously haunting. Sure there are probably changes that could be made, but let's leave it to the professionals (who pour their heart and soul into diving) and not some 'experts' who because they've seen one doco on diving think they know it all. geeez.
Still it took them 30 too basically reset their phone aka the boat computer which ever way you look at this these guys need too do better they got lucky with this one honestly
@@allxfox5626 I questioned at the time why they couldn't power the boat towards the accident site manually. Had to wait for auto pilot. You see the captains in the bearing see roll up on pots in storm force winds singlehandedly at the wheel of crab ships.
@@allxfox5626 disagree! So hard to do! Easy for us to say. Keeping ship still like that is almost impossible! All things considered it was incredible only took 30 min.
@@Johnnyrocks34 too reboot ? bruh you giving them fool way too much credit 😂
@@allxfox5626 didnt just take 30 min to reboot. They tried fixing problem and then reboot it. They had to spend some time finding him first. It. Was miracle they found him w diving camera so fast. Then the guy has to swim down there and bring him back by himself. Very dificult thing to do wearing that suit. Im a new york city fireman. Extremely difficult exerting urself on oxygen like that. I was impressed by it.
The diver who rescued Chris is clearly a sociopath OMG.
They had me in the first half ngl
That is riveting as hell!
Jon Boy very much so! 😢
That was wonderful !
I managed to catch this doc on BBC Scotland last night, by complete accident. It's so intense.
had a very hard time trying not to well up watching this.. amazing film
This is the one of the scariest docs involving water!
That guy died and came back. Plain and simple!
Magnifique, des images réelles bien documentées
I don't have the words... I just watched... how but how ..
Brilliant. Watch it.
so many of these diving stories end in tragedy. so amazing to have a survival story against unbelievable odds.
Spoiler!! 🤦♂️
@@diarmooc2621 I mean, it was in the news and the doc has been out for a long time. But still worth watching, it’s still really fucking stressful even knowing he survived.
It was at that part during the documentary I told my partner I wanted to be a diver. I’m now a certified deep ocean diver and going onto a sports diver nw. :) this documentary is very intense tho it’s a great way of showing people what saturation divers to and how important and dangerous they’re job is
What a movie!!!! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
I was thinking of being an underwater welder..now I’m good I’ll just stick with structural
Who’s here After KSI insta Story
xXSaferxX 70 me
Yep lol
He has such influence
Me
What’s KSI ?
I can confirm that this is a documentary not a film, however some scenes were recreated with actors for cinematic effect but all of the videos you see of underwater are real footage
Having just read the account of this incredible event in a BBC article, I'm looking forward to seeing the film.
It's a testament to the strange and not yet fully understood aspects of our bodies in the most extreme and otherwise incompatible with life, events.
Brave are those who fare the seas, braver still are those that dare it's darkest and deepest depths. Both require passion and respect.
@Neil Mcintosh Truer words could not be said!
I heard about this dokumentary from the podcast "Two Girls One Ghost" and got interested. Now, after watching the trailer, I have to see it.
Two of my biggest fears in one dokumentary. What could go wrong.
Just watched this masterpiece.
If you haven't watched this already you really should!
Great film, really enjoyed it.
Brilliant.
This one was tough for me to watch. But excellent...
What an amaxing story of survival i never knew how much team work was involved in under the sea jobs. Chris is a very likeable guy with so many hopes and dreams a beautiful fiance. Such sadness he must have felt in the moment before losing consciousness ~if i spelled that right when it comes to life and death situations chris had some very good hearted men that saved his life the guy who gave him cpr what a hero and the guy who went as fast as he could to carry chris to safety. When you face a crisis like this you seperate the men from the boys and i must say that dave yuasa i didnt like his cold hearted attitude he said a few things like when the incident happend is all i could think about was not this chris guy but getting my own self to safety and when he found out chris was alive he said i must say i was mad that he survived because he got himself into the mess. No dude the weather got his lifeline wedged and it broke leaving chris without oxygen. Anyway very good documentary love survival shows.
The terrifying part is that this actually happened
@orenda c mallette yes.
@orenda c mallette it has mostly actual footage
@orenda c mallette it's not based on a real story it is a real story
@orenda c mallette
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Wooow 😯 July 24 I'm crying
So Unreal.... but I was so glad in the end..
Really moving.just watched it today at work.
Shed a tear or 2 in fear for the lad.
Hope all is well for all when at work ladies and gents.
We are not promised tomorrow.
Anyone know of any other movies as good as this 1 ?
touching the void
That foreign guy who was working the computers for the ship should have been sent to jail.
What they never told you in this movie was, he pressed a button that put the system into a shutdown mode. That guy had very little experience on a vessel, and should not have been in charge of the workings of the computer. I hope he never works in this line of work again.
Also, the guy that went down with Chris is a coward. He was close to Chris when the chord snapped, and could have easily pulled him back to the divers Bell. Instead he left him there like the gutless wimp that he is.
I hope he quit driving after this, and is guilty for being a coward!!!
Where did you find this info from, source? Also if the last part is true, why did Chris agree for him to be in the documentary?
my chest is getting tight just watching this trailer. whew! 😰
Seven 7 same!
Dogwoof does it again...
:D
My uncle was a deep sea diver, did work on various rigs and the humber bridge just outside of Hull. a horrendously hard job he said, because the river itself changed direction of the swell, diving period is one of the toughest, jobs on the planet.
Dave Yuasa's comments kinda show what type of person you have to be at times, utterly without emotion, just get on, do the job, stop thinking this is a person/dead human being, just a bit of kit to drag back in the best/quickest way possible.
Sorry but I wouldn't dive with someone like Dave Yuasa....I get the "not being too emotional" part, but this guy is borderline sociopath and he has no problem admitting it proudly. Who on earth would want to dive in such dangerous conditions whilst having a reptile with zero empathy or humanity watching your back? You need to panic a bit, you need to care for your fellow human being as this will help you push a bit further to help them. Imagine soldiers thinking this way when one of their own is shot in the middle of the battlefield - "oh yes, comes with the job, he is just a slab of meat to me bleeding to death, I'll just leave him there and go finish my dinner". The man decided to die on his own down there and the person who was with him is proudly saying in front of a camera that he basically couldn't care any less. No fucking way I would stay in a SAT chamber with that freak for 28 days.
@@panostsak Sorry to say, but had the exact same though as far as Dave is concerned
@@panostsak couldn't get to the comments quick enough to see if other's had concerns about Dave Yuasa's responses and reaction to the situation.
@panostsak couldn't get to the comments quick enough to see if other's had concerns about Dave Yuasa's responses and reaction to the situation.
@@panostsak
I agree with you. It’s one thing to be calculated, it’s another thing to place zero care on the life next to you. However, I believe he was trying to push that narrative, as you can see the joy and emotion in his face in the raw pod footage when he realises he’s alive.
Here for the late great Julian Sands ❤
Amazing documentary and score! Is the music available anywhere?
start my commercial diving training next month, not sure if to watch this or not lol
Need to face Your Fear,Believe me once you accept the Risk you never find a more fulfilling profession...Good Money..Great Bunch of Guys....At 55 i dont dive but Supervise Sat Dives and i just love going back Offshore..
I’m here from Netflix 🔥🔥🔥🔥
I've watched this twice now on Netflix. I'm just amazed by this story with a happy ending. I love it and I'll probably watch again.
I'm afraid to go just to the bottom of the Pool after watching This..?! Yikes