Earthquakes weren't as terrifying in the past because we didn't have to worry about skyscrapers falling down, electrical grid short circuiting, building going up in flames due to gas lines, or sewage and water pipes bursting, etc... All you had to do is walk out in to the open field and wait till the quake goes by. But, the only reason Earthquakes are so terrifying today is because of all the damage and deaths it can cause in cities.
That's why skyscrapers nowadays are earthquake proof. Do u really think engineers who make such structures won't consider earthquake before making buildings.
@@brijeshsingh8460 This movie is very unrealistic tsunami wise. San Andreas is too far inland and the wrong kind of fault (slip strike) to cause a tsunami. That and the wave in this movie is not what a tsunami looks like (see: videos of the Japan and Indian Ocean tsunami). However, further up the west coast is the Cascadia fault, which is 1) in the ocean 2) a subduction zone. This means this fault is prime to cause a big tsunami that will hit the Washington and Oregon coast lines
As a pilot who has crashed a helicopter before (rotor damage from flying debris), I appreciate the realism in the helicopter scene where the heli doesn't explode on impact. This is much more realistic.
im not an earthquake scientist, but i've experienced enough quakes to know that if the shaking was THAT strong, none of the humans would be able to stand, walk, and run straight.
Same but i run from earthqauke we play ml 5v5 in sever then somethings its shaking then we run and its only short we run still then im scared to die lol but thanks god i might saved
Especially because SF has become so corrupt that thefts under $1k or no longer considered a crime. Back when I visited it in the 70's and 80's I thought it was a cool and interesting city. Now it seems it's gone down hill majorly.
"The threat of earthquakes extends across the entire San Francisco Bay region, and a major quake is likely before 2032. Knowing this will help people make informed decisions as they continue to prepare for future quakes." this is on a government website
@@ALeaud I don't know if crime is worse now or back in the 80's, but due to current day soft on crime stance in many cities I'd say there is more crime now because criminals are let back out to repeat over and over.
the scene after this part must've really hit rock's character hard, after saving all of those people at the side of the stadium only to lose them to the tsunami that came afterwards.
Earthquakes are usually caused when rock underground suddenly breaks along a fault. This sudden release of energy causes the seismic waves that make the ground shake. When two blocks of rock or two plates are rubbing against each other, they stick a little. They don't just slide smoothly; the rocks catch on each other. The rocks are still pushing against each other, but not moving. After a while, the rocks break because of all the pressure that's built up. When the rocks break, the earthquake occurs. During the earthquake and afterward, the plates or blocks of rock start moving, and they continue to move until they get stuck again. The spot underground where the rock breaks is called the focus of the earthquake. The place right above the focus (on top of the ground) is called the epicenter of the earthquake.
I LOVE THIS MOVIE!!! From the get go the whole movie is involved in disaster. Most movies only show the disaster happening for around 10 to 15 minutes. From the very start THIS movie show nothing but disasters. BRILLIANT!!!
Sound effect at 3:20 is one of my favorite sound effects in any of the movies I’ve seen following the sound in Independence Day where he flies is plane into the laser and blows up the entire ship, the T-Rex roar in Jurassic Park, and the sound from Titanic when the ship split in half. So bone-chilling!
Probably a five-finger sales day kind of shopper. Both SF and LA are full of them these days, thanks to Boudin and Gascon. Long as the total is under $950, no worries about paying.
I think we all know that it’s been years since the predictions and now it’s our reality.....I just want to say for everyone out....if this does happen, I hope you will be safe and prepared for this....y’all have a good life. Btw thanks for reading!
This is one of the movies that I like because it's based on true events on what happened to all of those people that have perished in the quake. The movie teaches us about archeology and what has happens in San Francisco and the people who live there Scientists in this movie help people predict when the earthquake will happen and when people should evacuate
As a Bay Area native I’m used to earthquakes but this movie made me nervous since I live so close to a major fault line lol Years ago there was an quake so strong I had my legs spread and my arms out to balance myself it was so strong
Did you know San Franscisco is built between two fault lines? The San Andreas and Hayward faults. I've been to both. This scene is straight out of the scenario if both faults went off simultaneously
how earthquakes start in movies: -when thechracter feels the ground trembling -when stuff shake and fall off the shelves -when a crack on the ground appears -when someone says "it's not the end of the world"
Holy Crap, that’s probably the first strongest earthquake I’ve seen on screen, I’m so glad I live somewhere that has earthquakes but barely does any damage
i live in Spokane WA And we get small earthquakes And Between November 11th and April 23, 2001 time, the PNSN has recorded and located 42 earthquakes in Spokane. The largest of these was a magnitude 4.0, which occurred on November 11th at 8:00am PST. we have a fault line that runs throughthe heart of spokane but its small And The experts say its too small to be able to level the sity
Holy Frick,DO NOT WATCH THIS STONED! I got freaked right out - this was quite terrifying! More carnage that other movies like this, in my opinion. Great clips, editing btw
I’m British and looking at this makes me feel lucky that I don’t live in that area. For all of you that do, hopefully you all stay safe and survive and hopefully this won’t happen to you.
@Grantimations, SAN Francisco is on the complete other side of America than Florida which is probably the closest state to us. So tbh, I doubt that anything will happen to us.
At least we all know that we can live forever as long as we have a Speed Boat and run over the TOP of the Tsunami before it crests....so no big deal....
A sequel about The New Madrid Fault would be nice. Everyone is so concerned over The San Andreas Fault, and The Midwest has a sleeping Titan in its backyard. Look back to the year 1812. It'll surprise you all.
2:07 A boy in the subway: where's the next stop, mom? His mom: well, there will be stops when it gets brighter.... and wtf, I guess we're already here!
@@MitchellBPYao Unfortunately the entire west coast is built along the San Andreas fault line and that thing is prone to have massive earthquakes like every 100-200 years or so and there's fuck-all any of us can do about it because it's way beyond anything mankind can even fathom controlling. It's one of those things where the earth itself will just kind of shrug a little and several cities just crumble as a result, reminding mankind of just how insignificantly small we actually are in the grand scheme of things.
Me, after watching this when I was younger:( sparks my fear of natural disasters ) Me, older now and with the same fear: ( writer senses skyrocket ) “this is for research!!”
It's unrealistic for them to be able to walk or run normal while every building is falling and the ground being torn open. It would be almost impossible to walk. I'm a native Californian and the biggest earthquake I remember was a 4.0 and that was hard for me to walk.
It's a MOVIE....since when does "entertainment" ever follow the rules of gravity, realism, nature, or anything else? Hollywood does what it does, and viewers either watch or walk (I prefer to ignore), knowing that it's nothing but silly, empty mind games in the first place.
@@jb6712 I agree, oh wise one. I REALLY appreciate you pointing that out! I sincerely need someone like you in my life to help guide me, oh wise one. Would it be possible if we were to be friends?
I lived through 7.8, 7,4, 7,9 and countless 6's during the recent Antakya/Antioch earthquakes in Turkey. and you damn right. We could not even able to stand and cover on the floor. I stay on the 6th floor and it had moved to me like a bag of dirt. I literally dangled like a pendulum for 4 feet
Places near transform/strike-slip faults like the San Andreas fault are often victim to many massive earthquakes because in such faults rock strata are displaced largely in a horizontal direction (parallel to the line of the fault), meaning that stress can build up in the rock to a considerable degree. If the strike-slip fault is particularly fast-moving, then any earthquakes that occur on it will be especially intense.
This movie is such a good one, I watched it many times and mine and my dad’s favourite character is “the rock” (I forgot his name in the film) I recommend it to many people who haven’t watched this.
Just watching little clips of this movie I am confused how the Rock travels around the state so damn effectively to see everything destroyed, but have minimal risk for himself
-_- If there is a gap than the earthquake cannot happen, the San Andreas is a strike slip fault, and it needs both plates to be right next to each other to cause stress in the rocks.
Well, they ain't wrong. The ground is moving literal feet in seconds, so there would be problems. Tho I won't lie, it's still chilling to see. Most quakes don't do that waving motion you see on film. In fact, IDK if it ever happened on cameral, or at all. Moving feet down and up would almost be like a roller coaster imo. Imo, if the ground were to wave like that, I'd honestly would rate the quake like a 12, cause of how violent it is.
@@VeiTheOne There is filmed footage of the 1964 Anchorage Alaska earthquake that shows this very phenomenon. The street rolls up and down like a moving snake. That was magnitude 9.2.
No i believe thats literally how earthquakes look from far away..up close on the ground we feel shaking but from far..we can see its like ripples in water causing a land wave
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Kimer Lorens 😭😭😭😭😭😭
wut? :D
Samuel is biratahr
Not real or real but it could be possible people are acting and the stuff that's breaking is on computer!😞 I'm actually crying!!!😭😭
Mashallah امبر احمد
Earthquakes weren't as terrifying in the past because we didn't have to worry about skyscrapers falling down, electrical grid short circuiting, building going up in flames due to gas lines, or sewage and water pipes bursting, etc...
All you had to do is walk out in to the open field and wait till the quake goes by.
But, the only reason Earthquakes are so terrifying today is because of all the damage and deaths it can cause in cities.
They were terrifying in the past if you are in a coastal areas for tsunami which follows it
That's why skyscrapers nowadays are earthquake proof.
Do u really think engineers who make such structures won't consider earthquake before making buildings.
@@brijeshsingh8460 This movie is very unrealistic tsunami wise. San Andreas is too far inland and the wrong kind of fault (slip strike) to cause a tsunami. That and the wave in this movie is not what a tsunami looks like (see: videos of the Japan and Indian Ocean tsunami). However, further up the west coast is the Cascadia fault, which is 1) in the ocean 2) a subduction zone. This means this fault is prime to cause a big tsunami that will hit the Washington and Oregon coast lines
@@kamallb4650 yeah that one triangle building in San Francisco is earthquake proof
Some of you are saying buildings are earthquake proof...LIKE BRUH...NOTHING IS STRONG AGAINST MOTHER NATURE😂😂plz.
As a pilot who has crashed a helicopter before (rotor damage from flying debris), I appreciate the realism in the helicopter scene where the heli doesn't explode on impact. This is much more realistic.
Ofc he wouldn’t die he the main character 😂😂
How did you crash your helicopter?
@@natenavas9659 the point is the fall is realistic
So there is at one confirmed realistic thing in this movie, got it!
@@Sashazur ok, it's a movie about earthquakes... how boring would it be if that tsunami was 10 meters tall?
The GTA San Andreas theme song at the end though
Exactly 😂😂😂
@Hoxton why the fuck did you put your ass in between.... ASSHOLE...
@NAME you shut up it'd be better
4:25 LOL 😂 I can’t breath
Spilled out my drink
im not an earthquake scientist, but i've experienced enough quakes to know that if the shaking was THAT strong, none of the humans would be able to stand, walk, and run straight.
exactly my dad couldn't even stand straight in a 7-8 one
Same but i run from earthqauke we play ml 5v5 in sever then somethings its shaking then we run and its only short we run still then im scared to die lol but thanks god i might saved
16.3 magnitude earthquake
Yeah this film is bullcrap. This is not what earthquakes are like at all.
@@ALeaud that’s the point!🤷🏻♀️
as someone that lives in San Francisco and grew up in Oakland, there’s something weirdly fascinating about seeing your hometown completely destroyed
Especially because SF has become so corrupt that thefts under $1k or no longer considered a crime. Back when I visited it in the 70's and 80's I thought it was a cool and interesting city. Now it seems it's gone down hill majorly.
"The threat of earthquakes extends across the entire San Francisco Bay region, and a major quake is likely before 2032. Knowing this will help people make informed decisions as they continue to prepare for future quakes." this is on a government website
@@bboy3lmo Yep. I understand that. I'm a geologist.
@@riogrande5761 You thought it was cool and interesting in the 80s when crime was MUCH WORSE than it is now?
@@ALeaud I don't know if crime is worse now or back in the 80's, but due to current day soft on crime stance in many cities I'd say there is more crime now because criminals are let back out to repeat over and over.
Can we give props to the cameraman, filmed all this without a scratch
Noice
Lame joke
Wtf
Wow, what a totally original joke, you must be so proud
@@jb76489 thanks, I really am
You don’t see a village over a ravine everyday that’s a pretty rare chance of spawning
lmao
What seed is this? I want to check the blacksmith.
Send seed
I've seen a village over a ravine with random seed and there was a house at the bottom lol.
I need the seed rn
the scene after this part must've really hit rock's character hard, after saving all of those people at the side of the stadium only to lose them to the tsunami that came afterwards.
Earthquakes are usually caused when rock underground suddenly breaks along a fault. This sudden release of energy causes the seismic waves that make the ground shake. When two blocks of rock or two plates are rubbing against each other, they stick a little. They don't just slide smoothly; the rocks catch on each other. The rocks are still pushing against each other, but not moving. After a while, the rocks break because of all the pressure that's built up. When the rocks break, the earthquake occurs. During the earthquake and afterward, the plates or blocks of rock start moving, and they continue to move until they get stuck again. The spot underground where the rock breaks is called the focus of the earthquake. The place right above the focus (on top of the ground) is called the epicenter of the earthquake.
thank you 8th grade science teacher
Who has asked you??
@@jayprakashjitun1679i asked
Imagine being that one pilot flying his private plane on a nice day when you suddenly see this: 2:26
No thanks
"Fuck this shit I'm out, no thaaaanks" XD
@Dylan Jurosovich Guess we'll see soon eh.
😭
Oh shit
This scene was so iconic, like seeing everything collapse is so great
"1) No annoying yelling kids.
2) No surviving at last possible second, without any injuries"
Gonna put that in my afternoon school homework.
How ants feel when you about to step on all of them
Sans the guy above u has the same likes and comments
Frsss lmfao
i dont step on them because i feel bad
Bcs
R&J
The ending tho! Camera man survived.
thats a movie
I got lean and some 40 in my red cup
Lol
lol
Camera man has xtra protection
I LOVE THIS MOVIE!!! From the get go the whole movie is involved in disaster. Most movies only show the disaster happening for around 10 to 15 minutes. From the very start THIS movie show nothing but disasters. BRILLIANT!!!
Same with Into the Storm.
Great movie! Very well done. The graphics were about as real as you can get.
How to survive this, be the cameraman
this is movei dude, if camera man die then how they record this
@@laqquetta take it funny
Hii
Baid r/whoosh
Or a bird
Sound effect at 3:20 is one of my favorite sound effects in any of the movies I’ve seen following the sound in Independence Day where he flies is plane into the laser and blows up the entire ship, the T-Rex roar in Jurassic Park, and the sound from Titanic when the ship split in half. So bone-chilling!
Metal groaning is pretty neat lol
2014
……
Whole city is tearing itself apart, but that one guy just had to finish his shopping spree.
Probably a five-finger sales day kind of shopper. Both SF and LA are full of them these days, thanks to Boudin and Gascon. Long as the total is under $950, no worries about paying.
2014
The camera man being a champ and not dying🤟🏻
I think we all know that it’s been years since the predictions and now it’s our reality.....I just want to say for everyone out....if this does happen, I hope you will be safe and prepared for this....y’all have a good life. Btw thanks for reading!
I love you 😭😭😭
Lol dramatic much? I bet most californians are back stalking kylie jenner on instagram while drinking their avocado smoothies
Pol That’s so funny omg haha that’s totally what all Californians do. Where are you from?
God is key
antbnks99 a 10.0 will be much weaker than filmed here the worst thing possible is a top of a building destroyed or power lines fall on u
This is one of the movies that I like because it's based on true events on what happened to all of those people that have perished in the quake.
The movie teaches us about archeology and what has happens in San Francisco and the people who live there
Scientists in this movie help people predict when the earthquake will happen and when people should evacuate
People: WERE ALL GONNA DIE!
*The Rock comes in*
People: WERE SAVED!
People: *We're gonna die*
Rock: *Allow me to introduce myself*
As a Bay Area native I’m used to earthquakes but this movie made me nervous since I live so close to a major fault line lol Years ago there was an quake so strong I had my legs spread and my arms out to balance myself it was so strong
Did you know San Franscisco is built between two fault lines? The San Andreas and Hayward faults. I've been to both. This scene is straight out of the scenario if both faults went off simultaneously
how earthquakes start in movies:
-when thechracter feels the ground trembling
-when stuff shake and fall off the shelves
-when a crack on the ground appears
-when someone says "it's not the end of the world"
- Gta San Andreas theme song
2014
4:15 trying to control helicopter in gta
@Robloxmayemo 28 Not really, you must just be really bad a flying vehicles
Wait i know what it is
That's from the Da Nang Boys Mission right?
Holy Crap, that’s probably the first strongest earthquake I’ve seen on screen, I’m so glad I live somewhere that has earthquakes but barely does any damage
Catch the tsunami sequence.
i live in Spokane WA And we get small earthquakes And Between November 11th and April 23, 2001 time, the PNSN has recorded and located 42 earthquakes in Spokane. The largest of these was a magnitude 4.0, which occurred on November 11th at 8:00am PST. we have a fault line that runs throughthe heart of spokane but its small And The experts say its too small to be able to level the sity
Watch the Los Angeles scene in 2012 💀
Holy Frick,DO NOT WATCH THIS STONED!
I got freaked right out - this was quite terrifying!
More carnage that other movies like this, in my opinion.
Great clips, editing btw
Big one for 2019!
Ehmebke
The rock “ima set this down easy”
Crashes into a building
Ho r you
@@AmirsabAmirsab-cb1rj hes the man who is a gamer and predicts things
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@@rominaortizorellana311 I agree
I’m British and looking at this makes me feel lucky that I don’t live in that area. For all of you that do, hopefully you all stay safe and survive and hopefully this won’t happen to you.
Thanks, but the thing is Britian is near the Atlantic plate so it's a possibility
Thanks but this movie really exaggerated what it would actually be like.
@Tessa Ross, unfortunately no. But you can sleep on the sofa downstairs in my living room 😂😂😂😂
@Grantimations, SAN Francisco is on the complete other side of America than Florida which is probably the closest state to us. So tbh, I doubt that anything will happen to us.
Still want to know even if you never set foot there
This Movie is giving 2020 fresh ideas
2:36 lmao that scream is everywhere
ゲームTaisen
facts.The most overused screams in cinematic history.
2014
Props to camera crew, they did an awesome job
At least we all know that we can live forever as long as we have a Speed Boat and run over the TOP of the Tsunami before it crests....so no big deal....
Otherwise you need a surfboard....
2014
1:00 okay now this is just terrifying.
This is why I never want to live in the city
Same i live in a subdivision
Same I live outside Los Angeles, I don’t like the city
Millions of people have done it for years
I very save i live in America Columbus Ohio and we barley have scary things like these
Dumbass this is a movie
Helicopter crash: *normally entering the store
Me: mom what do we have to get again?
Gianna Perillo JB
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A sequel about The New Madrid Fault would be nice. Everyone is so concerned over The San Andreas Fault, and The Midwest has a sleeping Titan in its backyard. Look back to the year 1812. It'll surprise you all.
MADRID FAULT? If it's small enough, I'm glad I live near Barcelona.
What a movie! Hats of to tje videography😲😲😲😲🙌🙌
2:07
A boy in the subway: where's the next stop, mom?
His mom: well, there will be stops when it gets brighter.... and wtf, I guess we're already here!
The camera man is so lucky to dodge everything
Legend says cameraman dosent dodge things...
Things dodge cameraman
@@provigilandchill 😂😂😂
My brother I wonder oo
@@benlevy5585 क्षय क्षय
It's fake hahah it's just a green screen
Imagine this happening in real life, im not saying it would but, just imagine its game over
It’s gonna happen it a real event for real
Yeah eventually
Not a chance
@@MitchellBPYao It will happen we don't know when tho
@@MitchellBPYao Unfortunately the entire west coast is built along the San Andreas fault line and that thing is prone to have massive earthquakes like every 100-200 years or so and there's fuck-all any of us can do about it because it's way beyond anything mankind can even fathom controlling. It's one of those things where the earth itself will just kind of shrug a little and several cities just crumble as a result, reminding mankind of just how insignificantly small we actually are in the grand scheme of things.
I think 9/11 footage influenced the building destruction and debris scene at the beginning
Me, after watching this when I was younger:( sparks my fear of natural disasters )
Me, older now and with the same fear: ( writer senses skyrocket ) “this is for research!!”
The protagonist is the smartest person I've ever seen
Its Dwayne Johnson "The Rock"
Quick prayer for those that doesn't have Plot Armor in those movie.
Your the first comment I see and I love it
Yeah this movie and 2012 showed now mercy to the Cali folks 💀
I'm a fan of action movies , but for some reason I haven't even heard of this movie !!!!! I'll watch it right away .
Imagine ur an employee just casually doing ur work like u always do, then this happens 4:15
Earthquake: HAPPENS
Flex tape guy: HOLY SHIT, LOOK AT ALL THAT DAMAGE
watch 1:46 in 0.25 speed, you are welcome.
Fantastic Movie
So we’re just ganna ignore the fact that the camera man risked his life o film this but also then crash is cool
Leandro Burnias it didn't actually happen
@@EthanNbaLive sorry I was just saying
S P E C I A L E F F E C T S
They did use dangerous things, look at the bts
That face when you realize everyone who survived the buildings collapsing died a few minutes later to the tsunami.
The bridge was like WEEE IM ON A SWING
how do you sleep at night liking this -_-
Big Smoke: *YOU'VE PICKED THE WRONG MOVIE TITLE, FOOL*
Just remembered, folks!! The real San Andreas fault won't be able to drop a skyscraper, let alone, start a Tsunami. God bless America!! 🇺🇸
Me :AHHH IM SCARED OF MY CLOSET!!!
Also me : (at 1:25) HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
my mum : i raised a possesed kid..
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It's unrealistic for them to be able to walk or run normal while every building is falling and the ground being torn open. It would be almost impossible to walk. I'm a native Californian and the biggest earthquake I remember was a 4.0 and that was hard for me to walk.
It's a MOVIE....since when does "entertainment" ever follow the rules of gravity, realism, nature, or anything else? Hollywood does what it does, and viewers either watch or walk (I prefer to ignore), knowing that it's nothing but silly, empty mind games in the first place.
@@jb6712
I agree, oh wise one. I REALLY appreciate you pointing that out! I sincerely need someone like you in my life to help guide me, oh wise one.
Would it be possible if we were to be friends?
I lived through 7.8, 7,4, 7,9 and countless 6's during the recent Antakya/Antioch earthquakes in Turkey. and you damn right. We could not even able to stand and cover on the floor. I stay on the 6th floor and it had moved to me like a bag of dirt. I literally dangled like a pendulum for 4 feet
2:08 After the first jolt, the subway should have been shutdown.
Imagine all the karens who don't have a single scratch or their "angels" and they say "I NeEd tO gO tO ThE HoSiPtAl!!!!??
HoSpItAl**
Haha Karen joke so funny definitely hasn't been used 1B+ times... 😬
😂😂😂😂😂
@@HeinkelYeetus eh karen began as a joke but it’s a word now to describe an annoying and entitled mom
That would happen irl
who’s here from California earthquake
Brianna d Fernandez i’m not ready
Brianna d Fernandez lmao it’s my first day of vacation and this happened
Brianna d Fernandez me
Me I’m terrified let’s hope we are safe all of ys
Hk
Thanks admin!
i like how when the part of ground rises the subway is perfectly timed to fly out on the road
Reminded me of a similar scene in 2012.
Why do scenes like this make me feel so emotional? LOL it’s just a movie but I feel like I really know all the people and they all look soo scared
Y0uhls🚸
Places near transform/strike-slip faults like the San Andreas fault are often victim to many massive earthquakes because in such faults rock strata are displaced largely in a horizontal direction (parallel to the line of the fault), meaning that stress can build up in the rock to a considerable degree. If the strike-slip fault is particularly fast-moving, then any earthquakes that occur on it will be especially intense.
You all forget about 2012, it shift's
Yeah. San Andreas Plate is shifting on that movie.
@@MitchellBPYaoI remember that movie is.
I'm watching in 2020 and I wouldn't be surprised if this happens during the next 3 months
Me: imnotgonnabreakdownimok
Person: are you okay??
Me:
relatable
This movie is such a good one, I watched it many times and mine and my dad’s favourite character is “the rock” (I forgot his name in the film) I recommend it to many people who haven’t watched this.
Yeah it’s a cool movie
😃
His name was ray or rey idk but its either one of the 2 so now you know:)
I always afraid when i watch the horror movies like this but I love
But this is not a horror movie this is just a disaster
It's action movie
@@AnilKumar-hu8oi it's horror to some people.
@@li2386 ok, hahaha I understood
People - *Running and Dying*
Camera Man: I'm Okay I'll Just Watch You
Cameraman: 👁👄👁
😂
Im telling my future kids i went through this😂
Dont
IllIlllIIIlll x you shouldn’t have kids.
Let’s all tell them we were the big muscular dude.
Say “the big muscular dude” or you changed your name from Dwayne Johnson lol
“I used to get called the rock back then”
Just watching little clips of this movie I am confused how the Rock travels around the state so damn effectively to see everything destroyed, but have minimal risk for himself
It's not a factual film.
@@johnadams-wp2yb ahahhaha well I mean obviously!
@@eneveasi ;-D
plot armor
The camera man is god, we dangerman
Great destruction video. Very satisfying.
Sesungguhnya Allah Maha Besar. Allah lah pemilik alam semesta ini
Semoga kita dilindungi dari segala bencana alam... Aminnn
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Amin
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@@Eren-lv5yf amin
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You do know that unless the fault line closes completely, the aftershocks are still going to continue.
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HI5 buddy! Good video-log!
Cameraman: Godmode enabled
Here's hoping life imitates art. Team San Andreas all the way!
Fact: The earthquake itself won't kill someone, but the debris and other dangerous fragments will.
Zennith Kitty
You could fall in the gap
-_- If there is a gap than the earthquake cannot happen, the San Andreas is a strike slip fault, and it needs both plates to be right next to each other to cause stress in the rocks.
5 subs with no vids challenge !! STOP THIS HARASSMENT
Galaxy Doggo
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For people saying we wouldn't be able to stand if earth quake was this strong I actually went through a 7.9M earthquake and ran pretty well
Well, they ain't wrong. The ground is moving literal feet in seconds, so there would be problems. Tho I won't lie, it's still chilling to see. Most quakes don't do that waving motion you see on film. In fact, IDK if it ever happened on cameral, or at all. Moving feet down and up would almost be like a roller coaster imo. Imo, if the ground were to wave like that, I'd honestly would rate the quake like a 12, cause of how violent it is.
A 7.9 and 9.6 are INSANLY different in intensity though, as the Richter scale is logorythmic
@@VeiTheOne There is filmed footage of the 1964 Anchorage Alaska earthquake that shows this very phenomenon. The street rolls up and down like a moving snake. That was magnitude 9.2.
@@tbd-1 there a clip of that on YT somewhere?
@@VeiTheOne Probably. Never looked for it here.
Who felt the recent earthquakes
lmao the GTA SA soundtrack at the end killed me
1:08 why would you park your car there where it is potentially unstable
ihjcyly
I like the section of this videos description. As if this movie is a perfect representation of what would happen. 2012 is still better. 🔥
The camera man lives ya that’s the only way to survive
How I feel going back to school
Can relate sis
It's Britney Biatch! I’m not a girl
@@MrSpiden not yet a woman right? Yass queen get that Britney Spears refrence
It's Britney Biatch! I’m a boy
@@MrSpiden -_- nvm
*top 10 most saddest anime moments*
Nice video
2:29 the water is pushing the city up
No i believe thats literally how earthquakes look from far away..up close on the ground we feel shaking but from far..we can see its like ripples in water causing a land wave
Imagine how long this is going to take rebuild
Id just say fuck it and make it just like a giant park/memorial
I remember using autorotate to save myself when playing LHX back in the day
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The description is perfect lmfao
When you place a nail in the floor
in the top part of Australia
ان زلزلة الساعه لشي عظيم ..ياربي عفوك وارحم ياربي. ذنباً قد جنيناه كم نطلب الله في ضلً يحل بنا لما تولت بلايانا نسيناه ندعوه في البحر ان ينجي سفينتنا لما وصلنا للشاطى عصيناه ونركب الجو في امنً ودعت وماسقطنا لان الحافظ الله
Where the fuck did you come from?
You will never know why I have 82 likes 🤠
Brain cells: gone
@@seba24503 Chile this was 1 year ago I was dumb 😭
@@nyancat794 dang