I'm driving that strip with a buddy of mine who's white in my Blk Corvette at retirement 62. Gonna be playing this song and he'll be driving. Call it corny but we're big fans of Miami vice and he's a childhood friend.
The fact we didn’t have means to re watch it at will back then (I didn’t) made it all more special. We knew it was something special as it aired. Great times, awesome memories
Tubbs was hard as nails on that drive! Crocket should've strangled that sellout ! Music done by Phil The Shill Collins ;) Watched this show sometimes with my Dad after my mom allowed me to watch the 2 pilot series as a kid. A-team and knight rider conflicted with her Dallas shows but this I was allowed Friday nights. It's probably THE only show where the 2 lead characters having such different personalities just gelled really well.
i'm not exaggerating or speaking from ignorance: as a total media junkie i think this is my favorite television sequence period. the phone call is just so perfectly edited.
It changed the entire background music philosophy. Before Miami Vice it had been that stage created for the scene background. This made music give you the foreground feeling of the scene and it was yes, epic!
For the first time in my life, it occurred to me how psychotic these two must have been, riding through the streets of Miami in the dead of night. Putting this track on in the car, straight murder meditating while loading weapons. On the way to Iraq, a neighborhood dealer, his entire gang, neighbors, and family. No prayers, no warrants, no backup no cameras. Just Phill Collins yayo, this shotty, and my killin buddy. Waffle House on the way home... What do you listen to then 😂
This is the Best Scene in Cinematic History. I remember driving down to the Miami Vice set in 1985-1987, hoping to be an extra. The street lights on the hood of the Daytona are awesome.
@@djhans103 that replica had to get destroyed as part of a lawsuit Ferrari filed. But Ferrari gave the production company two Testarossa's as a gesture of goodwill.
Everything about those low cameras angles at night go so perfect with the song. The speed, the car's color, the wheels, low traffic, the wind, the determination in his face, etc, etc.
I am so glad I grew up in the 1980s. Kids today will never understand the absolute magnitude of this scene. This is a masterpiece beyond measure. Absolutely brilliant.
Knowing that they were riding into certain combat, possibly death... and that it was filmed SO WELL.... makes this one of the most iconic TV build-ups off of the soundtrack alone ever filmed. I mean, the LACK of dialog as both men prepare to face whatever happens is both amazingly well acted, but ALSO feeds into the soundtrack itself.
Is there anything much to say going into a make or break moment? Minimal conversation is how myself and brethren have always entered the fray. Cinema et al this is accurate.
You know, they call it riding "shotgun" because that's what the passenger in that seat would hold to fend off enemies, thieves, etc, on stagecoaches. Very appropriate that Tubbs is playing the part accordingly
That double barrel carried was the epitome of what Douglas Adams called there was a right into a weapon and a wrong answer were looking down the barrel of that you were at the wrong end
I was a young Vice officer during the run of this show. Real life wasn’t like this. But I sure wished it was!! I loved Miami Vice. We’d get together on Friday nights when we could to watch. The best TV show in the 80s!!
@@gustavspritzer7411 right. I can't stand people saying the past was perfect. Each period had advantages and disadvantages. No one remembers what chaos there was in Miami, Los Angeles and New York in the seventies and eighties
Anyone remember the shakeout daytime scene where Tubbs chased a man on foot thre the beach front park, assailant jumped in a white van and sped off?! Earlier Tubbs and crocket walk out a hotel ... I SWEAR that hotel was the same one used in Scarface!!
I will never forget the summer before this series started. The previews they showed on NBC were pieces of this scene. We couldn’t believe they would be using original current music. We waited anxiously for it to start. My whole family was around the TV. I would love to go back to those days.
Simpler times,simpler TV.and one of the first shows to incorporate popular music into each episode.Don Johnson still rocks it and Tubbs is the cool dude extrordinaire.
This was the first episode of Miami Vice, it was on in 1984. I know the 80's were well underway but this episode the 80s changed forever. Film, music, a style; became intrinsically linked and born that night.
False. This was NOT the first episode nor even the pilot. Think about the show and how carefully they develop characters and plot and you think they'll jump into a cop on the take betraying loyalty to an undercover whom trusted him with his family?! Seriously you believe that of Miami Vice!? Michael Mann would never make that mistake.
And movies as well! So many great actors spawned from this series! Imagine being 1 of the leads and seeing actors not knowing you'll see them in shows and movies for the next 30yrs cause they got their start acting eith you!? Boss vibes!
Chills. Absolute chills. The greatest TV pilot in history and arguably the greatest scene in TV history. It changed the way TV was made. Driving into the unknown with peak Phil Collins playing in the background is what masterpieces are made of. Genius all around. 😭😭😭😭😭
I remember watching Miami Vice on Fridays, I was born in 1981. My dad worked between his Masters and J.D. I was 6 when he graduated, Miami Vice came out in his 2 yr I believe, we would watch this on Friday nights!! It's amazing what you can remember at 5/6, 38 yrs later my 6 year old and I watch Miami Vice lol. Great Show, Michael Mann is the man #Legendary
Still listening to this masterpiece July 2023 love the song and video🎉 just graduated high school when this came out I miss the 80s if I could go back I would in a heartbeat❤
This song and scene still makes the hair on the back of my neck stand up. I had a huge crush on Don Johnson-Friday night was “Mommy’s date night with Miami Vice”! Got the babies tucked in and ran downstairs. Hubby was very understanding…
If any of our younger generation ever asks me to sum up 1980’s Cool in one video, I’ll show them this. The song choice is perfect, the Ferrari is absolutely the coolest car, and Sonny and Tubbs were the perfect Miami Dynamic Duo!!! The early years of Miami Vice really was “Must See TV”!!
I rembering being 14, kids at my school raving about miami vice then watching it wow, the opening credits the music...the coolness the fashion, the action....its such a shame the 80's ended
I remember watching this episode! Like it was yesterday! When he’s on the phone with his e wife I still get chills ! And so should you if you grew up in the 80’s !
Everytime I watch a video, music or movie clip, from the 80's and read the comments EVERYTIME someone wishes for a time machine to go back! If it were possible no one would be here, in the present! The 80's were the best!!!!
Just finished watching it again tonight on the 40th anniversary. I bought the complete DVD collection of all the episodes and I'm going to watch one every night.
The scene that kicked off the best series of the 80's. And the ending scene with DJ and PMT talking and shaking hands on the roof of the Testarosa was such a sad one, but also a good way to end this iconic series.
I bought my 19 GT Mustang Convertible four years ago and drove through every major city on the east, but Miami with that Song brought me back to 80ties…
Thank God I got to experience the 80s. Best times ever. I was in high school. I miss the 80s 😢. I remember this scene as though it was yesterday . I loved Don Johnson.
This scene along with the Brothers In Arms episode and the Little Miss Dangerous episode were spine tingly good. Life did not get any better than watching those scenes right before you went out to do your thing on Friday night.
Thank you for showing the scene from the beginning of it. I couldn't understand the rest of the scene until I'd seen the bit where Crockett finds out his former partner had sold him out to the bad guys. Although, I am baffled why Crockett & Tubbs are still forced to go meet the bad guys (in the dark of night, to boot), even though they know it's most likely a trap?! 🤔
Because that is the way Being a man my name is going facing the death even when you know a certain Never run and you never hide A man once asked me what is the difference? The dying with your head held high chin up being dragged death kicking a stranger! Took me a minute but I realized the difference is a matter of purpose and pride
Impossible to fathom the constraints this show operated under. Pre-streaming, it was broadcast over the air and burdened with the rigidity of 1980s network TV. No f-bombs or s-bombs, no nudity, no excessive violence, no plots that end with a definite win for the bad guys. Its per-episode budget was high for the times, but a fraction of modern-day streaming shows. Yet it never relented in pressing the envelope in plotlines, cinematography or fashion.
If I was out at dinner or a bar when it was time for Miami Vice to come on, I excused myself, go home and watch it and then go back to the bar or restaurant. Never missed an episode.
Miami Vice put me on to Phil Collins "In The Air Tonight", One of thee most baddest, iconic scenes in TV. Them two were smooth, the night was right, driving that ferrari, Tubbs loading the shotgun, Phil Collins set the mood & no other song could of provided this historic TV moment Shiggedy still 🤬s me up watching it
Nobody was making television like this before this. These are cinematic shots with character dialogue being spoken right over the top of popular songs that you could hear on the radio debuting the week before. And who in the world could’ve thought to mount a camera on the front of that Jaguar to get thatl low angle shot? I can’t even think of another time I’ve seen that shot.
It was not Jaguar. Just a replica of Ferrari. And they are not able to make another show like this one. They have no actors, music, creativity for this.
And the Mann did it again with Heat and the 'Highway car chase' before that infamous cafe and coffee scene...both scenes are dripping with so much atmosphere and tension
Miami Vice, Phill Collins & Friday nights in the 80’s was a game changer when this pilot aired. “Take me home” to the 80’s. I miss those years dearly. 😢
What's amazing is I watched this when it aired and Enzo Ferrari gave them 3 Testarossas for free after this aired because he knew the power of this one episode was one for the aged and would live forever. What a time to be alive and I was there to view it. I feel for those who now just get to view that and have it move them.
![[HiFi] Jan Hammer - Sonny Crockett's Theme (Miami Vice Theme)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/wFOEubKzyQA/mqdefault.jpg)
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The world will never be this cool again.
The people of the times will never care enough again.
Michael Mann is the master of the night time scene. Check out Thief and Heat
And there you have it 👊
Never 😎
I'm driving that strip with a buddy of mine who's white in my Blk Corvette at retirement 62. Gonna be playing this song and he'll be driving. Call it corny but we're big fans of Miami vice and he's a childhood friend.
This was one of the most iconic nights in American television history.
Even when VCR's came out we still stayed home to watch it live.
Friday nights were an event.
One of the coolest scenes I've ever seen in any movie or TV show.
@HAL-dm1eh
Yeah man!
That's right.
The fact we didn’t have means to re watch it at will back then (I didn’t) made it all more special. We knew it was something special as it aired. Great times, awesome memories
Tubbs was hard as nails on that drive! Crocket should've strangled that sellout !
Music done by Phil The Shill Collins ;)
Watched this show sometimes with my Dad after my mom allowed me to watch the 2 pilot series as a kid.
A-team and knight rider conflicted with her Dallas shows but this I was allowed Friday nights.
It's probably THE only show where the 2 lead characters having such different personalities just gelled really well.
i'm not exaggerating or speaking from ignorance: as a total media junkie i think this is my favorite television sequence period. the phone call is just so perfectly edited.
Epic!!!!!
It changed the entire background music philosophy. Before Miami Vice it had been that stage created for the scene background. This made music give you the foreground feeling of the scene and it was yes, epic!
Only because you didn't stay up late enough to watch Tour of Duty.
@@DeltaElitesMiami Vice mastered this art. Using great music to really help you feel the scene.
Two guys in a convertible, one is loading a sawed off shotgun. Just another night in 1980s Miami. What a classic.
For the first time in my life, it occurred to me how psychotic these two must have been, riding through the streets of Miami in the dead of night. Putting this track on in the car, straight murder meditating while loading weapons. On the way to Iraq, a neighborhood dealer, his entire gang, neighbors, and family. No prayers, no warrants, no backup
no cameras. Just Phill Collins
yayo, this shotty, and my killin
buddy. Waffle House on the way home... What do you listen to then 😂
Classic
Gonna recreate this in gta6
This is the Best Scene in Cinematic History. I remember driving down to the Miami Vice set in 1985-1987, hoping to be an extra. The street lights on the hood of the Daytona are awesome.
The Daytona is a Corvette.
It was a replica of a Ferrari Daytona Spyder GTS/4 from 1972
@@djhans103 that replica had to get destroyed as part of a lawsuit Ferrari filed. But Ferrari gave the production company two Testarossa's as a gesture of goodwill.
We could not go out on Friday nights until we watched Miami Vice. It boosted our cool to mega status.
I was the same. Had my shower before the show started so I could watch it and be ready to roll right after ended.
💯 %!
That"s Fact !!!!....
Never missed an episode. 🙂
Fuk yeah
Everything about those low cameras angles at night go so perfect with the song. The speed, the car's color, the wheels, low traffic, the wind, the determination in his face, etc, etc.
And Tubbsloading that double barrel sawed off ... yup you could definitely feel it in the air!
I am so glad I grew up in the 1980s. Kids today will never understand the absolute magnitude of this scene. This is a masterpiece beyond measure. Absolutely brilliant.
Knowing that they were riding into certain combat, possibly death... and that it was filmed SO WELL.... makes this one of the most iconic TV build-ups off of the soundtrack alone ever filmed. I mean, the LACK of dialog as both men prepare to face whatever happens is both amazingly well acted, but ALSO feeds into the soundtrack itself.
Is there anything much to say going into a make or break moment? Minimal conversation is how myself and brethren have always entered the fray. Cinema et al this is accurate.
The world just stopped when this show came on 😊😊
Watched this show when my big cousin baby sat us, then later that night was the Blade Runner premier on UK TV. What a night.
There was a time
My childhood friend and I were driving at night when this song came on
We both understood the reference
YOU CANT THINK OF MIAMI VICE WITHOUT REMEMBERING THIS ICONIC SCENE.STILL IS SO AMAZING TO WATCH IN 2023.
I just bought the entire episode of Miami vice man I love the 80's.❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊
@@patricebrownBro please share where did you get all episodes?!
What happened? His partner betrayed him and got locked up? Then Sonny got a new partner? I need to watch this serie I guess.
You know, they call it riding "shotgun" because that's what the passenger in that seat would hold to fend off enemies, thieves, etc, on stagecoaches. Very appropriate that Tubbs is playing the part accordingly
That double barrel carried was the epitome of what Douglas Adams called there was a right into a weapon and a wrong answer were looking down the barrel of that you were at the wrong end
May you be granted a friend like Tubbs who takes one look at you, drops some shells in a sawed off, snaps it closed, and doesn’t say a word.
I was a young Vice officer during the run of this show. Real life wasn’t like this. But I sure wished it was!! I loved Miami Vice. We’d get together on Friday nights when we could to watch. The best TV show in the 80s!!
What was the difference, if you can express it?
@@SilvijaKatarina There probably more cocaine in real life than the show.
I really need a time machine, I want to go back in time
❤
It is going to be crowded inside, I tell you that….
You and me BOTH😢
😢
Take me with you!!!
Miami nights in the 80’s was just magical!
As so many killings ..... there
@@gustavspritzer7411 absolutely 💯
Oh yes
@@gustavspritzer7411 right. I can't stand people saying the past was perfect. Each period had advantages and disadvantages. No one remembers what chaos there was in Miami, Los Angeles and New York in the seventies and eighties
Anyone remember the shakeout daytime scene where Tubbs chased a man on foot thre the beach front park, assailant jumped in a white van and sped off?! Earlier Tubbs and crocket walk out a hotel ... I SWEAR that hotel was the same one used in Scarface!!
I will never forget the summer before this series started. The previews they showed on NBC were pieces of this scene. We couldn’t believe they would be using original current music.
We waited anxiously for it to start. My whole family was around the TV.
I would love to go back to those days.
The 2 pilot was awesome! The production and acting really made me feel like it was a movie! Nothing came close!
My husband and I watched this every week every episode 🔥❤
Simpler times,simpler TV.and one of the first shows to incorporate popular music into each episode.Don Johnson still rocks it and Tubbs is the cool dude extrordinaire.
This was the first episode of Miami Vice, it was on in 1984. I know the 80's were well underway but this episode the 80s changed forever. Film, music, a style; became intrinsically linked and born that night.
False. This was NOT the first episode nor even the pilot. Think about the show and how carefully they develop characters and plot and you think they'll jump into a cop on the take betraying loyalty to an undercover whom trusted him with his family?! Seriously you believe that of Miami Vice!? Michael Mann would never make that mistake.
And with that, television was changed forever.
And movies as well!
So many great actors spawned from this series!
Imagine being 1 of the leads and seeing actors not knowing you'll see them in shows and movies for the next 30yrs cause they got their start acting eith you!?
Boss vibes!
Television history was made with this scene. Never again to be duplicated.
Chills. Absolute chills. The greatest TV pilot in history and arguably the greatest scene in TV history. It changed the way TV was made. Driving into the unknown with peak Phil Collins playing in the background is what masterpieces are made of. Genius all around. 😭😭😭😭😭
I remember watching Miami Vice on Fridays, I was born in 1981. My dad worked between his Masters and J.D. I was 6 when he graduated, Miami Vice came out in his 2 yr I believe, we would watch this on Friday nights!! It's amazing what you can remember at 5/6, 38 yrs later my 6 year old and I watch Miami Vice lol. Great Show, Michael Mann is the man #Legendary
a television masterpiece, and some of us got to see it when it came out and were hooked - so cool
Best theme song ever!! Like something was going down!!! EPIC!!! the rest of this show was history . Every Friday night me and my brother locked in!!!
Still listening to this masterpiece July 2023 love the song and video🎉 just graduated high school when this came out I miss the 80s if I could go back I would in a heartbeat❤
This song and scene still makes the hair on the back of my neck stand up. I had a huge crush on Don Johnson-Friday night was “Mommy’s date night with Miami Vice”! Got the babies tucked in and ran downstairs. Hubby was very understanding…
If any of our younger generation ever asks me to sum up 1980’s Cool in one video, I’ll show them this. The song choice is perfect, the Ferrari is absolutely the coolest car, and Sonny and Tubbs were the perfect Miami Dynamic Duo!!! The early years of Miami Vice really was “Must See TV”!!
One of the Best TV shows EVER!
I rembering being 14, kids at my school raving about miami vice then watching it wow, the opening credits the music...the coolness the fashion, the action....its such a shame the 80's ended
I remember watching this episode! Like it was yesterday! When he’s on the phone with his e wife I still get chills ! And so should you if you grew up in the 80’s !
This show had so much swagger and style. This was the coolest cop show that ever graced the TV screen and there’ll never be another Miami Vice.
Remember watching the original airing of this episode. Still one of the most iconic scenes in TV history.
The best cop drama series of all time. Nothing else comes close
Agreed, but The Shield was pretty damn good, too!✌️
Hill Street Blues was good.
The wire.
It doesn't get any better than this! What a time to be young and innocent! It all seems like yesterday, where has the time gone!?✌️
Everytime I watch a video, music or movie clip, from the 80's and read the comments EVERYTIME someone wishes for a time machine to go back! If it were possible no one would be here, in the present! The 80's were the best!!!!
1 of my favorite shows back then. I loved everything from the cars-clothes-women- music- Miami.... It was a hit show. Take me back to the 80s.
I used to watch Miami Vice religiously as a teen growing up in the 80s. This brings back so many fond memories!
They were the best 2 cops ever on tv. Miss that show
Can’t underestimate the edits timed perfectly to the music transitions and rise in tempo..👌
I loved it all, especially the car
They need remaster this series in 4k and re release it.
Omg this always been my favorite show I’m 47 now and I still love it I have the collection 9 seasons
Im 51 and for my BD a few years ago my bestie gifted me the collection.
Just finished watching it again tonight on the 40th anniversary. I bought the complete DVD collection of all the episodes and I'm going to watch one every night.
LOVED THIS SHOW!!!!!!!!!
Right on
I truly believe that such dominance and cool level can no longer be achieved... ever
This song hits soooooo different with this scene. Gawd damn!
11 year old me was blown away by this scene... this track... in 1984 😎
One of the best series of all time......
Every Friday night on NBC……never missed an episode! Great time to be alive!
Greatest show of the 80's, the music & the fashion set the stage for an iconic era.
The days before cell phones!
THANK YOU FOR THIS POST
FOREVER EVER CLASSIC
MIAMI VICE DEFINED THE 1980’s
This was the height of cool 🔥
I truly miss this show, and I wish it would come back on any network, please 🙏
This brings back memories ❤
80's...music,fashion,film...
Thanks for this video.
Love from Croatia👏
Michael Mann....underrated Director
Definitely not underrated by anybody that knows anything about movies.
Phil collins is a British musical genius 🏴
man they dont make tv shows like this no more. the sequences in the scenes were epic!!
This scene is the greatest moment in TV history
i wish they put this show back on tv cause I miss this show and the music.
that phone booth scene is a heart breaker
The scene that kicked off the best series of the 80's. And the ending scene with DJ and PMT talking and shaking hands on the roof of the Testarosa was such a sad one, but also a good way to end this iconic series.
I remember watching this when it premiered in September of 84. Was in high school. Awesome times!
I was a month from turning 4 but somehow I still remember watching the series. It's crazy what one remembers. Thanks for sharing!
I bought my 19 GT Mustang Convertible four years ago and drove through every major city on the east, but Miami with that Song brought me back to 80ties…
Coolest scene in television history. Period.
Thank God I got to experience the 80s. Best times ever. I was in high school. I miss the 80s 😢. I remember this scene as though it was yesterday . I loved Don Johnson.
Do you miss the time when crime skyrocketed in big cities like New York and Chicago?
@@amitkenan3878 do you miss the days when you were pleasant or have you not had them yet?
This scene along with the Brothers In Arms episode and the Little Miss Dangerous episode were spine tingly good. Life did not get any better than watching those scenes right before you went out to do your thing on Friday night.
absolutely loved this show and the song is simply Fantastic
Gratest tv series..in Italy was a masterpiece!
Thank you for showing the scene from the beginning of it. I couldn't understand the rest of the scene until I'd seen the bit where Crockett finds out his former partner had sold him out to the bad guys. Although, I am baffled why Crockett & Tubbs are still forced to go meet the bad guys (in the dark of night, to boot), even though they know it's most likely a trap?! 🤔
Oh my gosh - I'd forgotten how often Crockett calls people 'pal' (usually in an antagonistic situation), haha! 😸
Because that is the way
Being a man my name is going facing the death even when you know a certain
Never run and you never hide
A man once asked me what is the difference? The dying with your head held high chin up being dragged death kicking a stranger!
Took me a minute but I realized the difference is a matter of purpose and pride
They knew they would not have another chance to get him.
Impossible to fathom the constraints this show operated under. Pre-streaming, it was broadcast over the air and burdened with the rigidity of 1980s network TV. No f-bombs or s-bombs, no nudity, no excessive violence, no plots that end with a definite win for the bad guys. Its per-episode budget was high for the times, but a fraction of modern-day streaming shows. Yet it never relented in pressing the envelope in plotlines, cinematography or fashion.
Very well said!
Real music & Video
I was a kid then didn't understand how good it was until I became an adult. Great cop show.,
If I was out at dinner or a bar when it was time for Miami Vice to come on, I excused myself, go home and watch it and then go back to the bar or restaurant. Never missed an episode.
And with that, television was changed forever.. This song is truly a great song from Michael d Owens sr.
Miami Vice put me on to Phil Collins "In The Air Tonight", One of thee most baddest, iconic scenes in TV.
Them two were smooth, the night was right, driving that ferrari, Tubbs loading the shotgun, Phil Collins set the mood & no other song could of provided this historic TV moment
Shiggedy still 🤬s me up watching it
Just perfect. Where is the old times.
It was so cooollll… no one knows these when you not was a part of the 80‘s you can‘t imaging it
When that drum explodes... EPIC!
I can never not think of Miami Vice when I hear this song.
un clasicazo por siempre de serie y cancion clasica por siempre
40 years later...still rocks
I remember watching this on tv with my parents. I thought this show with the car and music was so cool! Still do lol
I remember this episode when I was a kid
Thanks for the greatest musicin my Live
The great Phil
Collins take a bow sir wow 👏👏👏👏
Such a Classic 😢😎💥
2 Amazing Great Moments in Entertainment History. Pretty Much sums up The Meaning behind this song too.
Loved everything.
I was hooked on Miami vice. ❤
Nobody was making television like this before this. These are cinematic shots with character dialogue being spoken right over the top of popular songs that you could hear on the radio debuting the week before.
And who in the world could’ve thought to mount a camera on the front of that Jaguar to get thatl low angle shot? I can’t even think of another time I’ve seen that shot.
It was not Jaguar. Just a replica of Ferrari. And they are not able to make another show like this one. They have no actors, music, creativity for this.
And the Mann did it again with Heat and the 'Highway car chase' before that infamous cafe and coffee scene...both scenes are dripping with so much atmosphere and tension
Many tried to immitate this but noone was and will be able to touch it. This scene is a category by its own with noone to compete with,.
My brother's keeper watch it all time Phil Collins
Miami Vice, Phill Collins & Friday nights in the 80’s was a game changer when this pilot aired.
“Take me home” to the 80’s.
I miss those years dearly. 😢
In case tou didnt know. Phil Collins had a part on the show. He played Izzy.
What's amazing is I watched this when it aired and Enzo Ferrari gave them 3 Testarossas for free after this aired because he knew the power of this one episode was one for the aged and would live forever. What a time to be alive and I was there to view it. I feel for those who now just get to view that and have it move them.