That astroid was moving at unbelievable speed. The movie made it seem like an 80 year old woman merging onto the freeway.

I think its hard for anyone to imagine what Chicxulub was really like. For example, it would've immediately destroyed everything within hundreds of miles, like a flash, due to how fast it was moving.

This was the one movie I was cheering for the asteroid more than the people on earth. I just wanted this movie to end.

1:12 That's the only thing I loved about the movie, the asteroid hitting the earth and how the clouds are blown away by the force of the impact. Simply beautiful.

Since it was not possible to write an exciting story about modern humans stranded on earth during the reign of the dinosaurs, the studio added the one in a billion chance that those people just happened to be there when that meteor struck.

The final dialogue was just fantastic, very well written. Really made me think.

He shoulda used the force to move the meteor

The asteroid looked to be moving at about 50 miles an hour. Probably would have landed with a “boink”

Was anybody besides me expecting a velociraptor to have crept aboard before launch and now Adam Driver has to deal with that too?

Adam driver is such an amazing actor...hes good enough to carry almost any movie...ALMOST

The meteor’s blasting sound was incredible in theater !

It seems to me that the idea of the film is that such humanoid aliens came to earth in the time of the dinosaurs and left the DNA of people who died during landing on earth and over time people already appeared on earth

Keanu reeves is a brilliant actor.

its crazy how well the bionicle mask of light main theme fits the entire video

What an incredible coincidence that they just happened to crash land in the exact same area that was struck by the asteroid. On an entire planet. Just amazing luck.

fun fact : if he was the first human coming to earth then he was Adam . and yes He is Adam Driver

I thought this movie was quite entertaining. This was better than most other films I've watched in theater. Nothing complex, just a good time with dinos.

Who knew extinction could look so majestic

I bet the ancient astronaut theorists loved this movie.

The meteor didn’t land in a mountain but in a shallow ocean in Chixchulub in Yucatan. Also once entering minutes before inpact it will have blinded them if being closed.

I must have been the only person to have loved this movie.❤

Honestly this scene was awesome.

Muy buena para divertirse, escena tras escena hay accion y suspenso, muy buena para un fin de semana👍👍

The movie didn't have anything new to offer but I still liked the cast. They tried their best to give good performance.❤

I prefer the Impact of "Dont look Up" ... one of the best Impacts, showing absolute brutal force and Highspeed Death.

Why does the flute sound in the bgm sounds so etheral..... love it !

Loved this movie. One of my favorite recent sci-fi movies.

Really good movie! Definitely on my list for remote drop movies.

There's no adaptation that can possibly match the violence of the actual event. This was peanuts compared to what really happened on that day.

Like seeing meteor crater in Arizona live for the first time. Imagining the scene 60k years ago at impact. Incredible.

Driver never ceases to impress me with his talent...Disney were such idiots.

Remember when zero-gravity existed? And sound couldn't move through space? Those were the good old days.

This was pretty good for a disaster movie. The dinosaurs and the insects looked cool.

I would love to see a prequel because the idea that there was an advanced human civilization 65 million years ago is fascinating to me

Adam Driver deserves better than carrying bad movies

I pray everyday for another one to come.

any idea where their ship was headed or whether there was any chance of survival over any significant length of time longer than, say, 1 week after they run out of food, etc.?

Just for scale, that meteorite crashing into Earth 66m years ago was like 10k Tsar Bomba nukes detonating all at once. It would have been a magnificent sight to behold. 🤯

So we just gonna ignore that the escape pod managed a perfectly straight-up takeoff despite the massive air displacement that the asteroid would have created? Alrighty then!

He picked one hell of a time to come to earth

He would make a terrific Dave Grohl in a biography.

So with the asteroid halfway to the ground, his tiny ship made it all the way to orbit before the asteroid made it to the ground?

Good movie I enjoyed it. 😊

Marvin the Martian approves of the Earth Shattering kaboom...... As Marvin is surely the person responsible.

His face after getting to space, you can just tell he forgot to put the clothes in the Dryer before heading up.

So he’s not a time traveler, he’s an alien. Got it! 👌

You would think a big budget movie with an A-list actor would understand that accurate scale is important. That rock was 9 miles across, yet it lands in a narrow valley.

I just had to watch it again. Very good production.

The dinosaurs were the best actors and had the best lines.

Imagine if then as they flew into space a xienomorph broke into their ship.

素晴らしい映像をありがとうございます！観られてよかったです！

Love how they made his space ship do a curve. In space 😂

Fun movie, my only little niggle with it is that that massive an explosion should have had a much greater impact on clearing the clouds than was shown. There also should have been a heck of a lot more earth being tossed into the air. More like the way it was shown in "Deep Impact". (though it hit the ocean)

I don't know why lots of people are hating on this movie, one half of the haters is them complaining about accuracy of the dinosaurs looks/behaviors and other small things and the other half is them complaining about the movie making the dinosaurs seem like monsters when their just animals surviving on earth. the movie was literally meant to portray them as monsters, it is literally a dinosaur HORROR film. HORROR! so screw all y'all who think the idea to have a cool dinosaur horror film made is a bad idea.

PELÍCULA ENTRETENIDA Y CON BUENOS ACTORES, ME GUSTARÍA VER UNA 2DA PARTE 👍🤗🙂

Whenever you are lost just get a girl beside you guys , forget the money you have or something more precious than money , she is the one you should have

This movie wasn't terrible, but it really needed more dinosaur on human violence. There should've been like a rescue team or something that showed up and got taken out by dinosaurs, so you actually understood the stakes.

GD, I love Adam Driver.

Neat. Since I see how it ends I don't need bother watching this movie.

1:02 asteroid hits Earth

Really cool premise but poor execution. Their homeworld would be interesting to explore. Imagine how advanced they would be today if that took place millions of years ago.

I heard this movie wasn't great, but Adam Driver really is a good actor.

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I Watched this, this morning and I thought it was quite good.

This was one of only two movies I was anticipating this year. The other was Super Mario Bros and surprisingly, both were very entertaining. In 65’s case, I liked how tense it was, with moments of humor to ease things up. Plus, it was unexpected that it has a theme of overcoming despair. To those giving stats on how fast the asteroid was moving or how inaccurate the dinosaurs look, just lighten up. As far as the characters are concerned, the dinosaurs are an alien species. Who cares about realism? Why is it so important to you? 65 was a surprisingly decent film. One I am glad I saw in theaters. Haven’t felt that much tension since Underwater

65 isn't the gretaest nor the most awful movie I've watched this year but kudos to it for being new and original.

I haven't watched the movie but... KZfaq algorithm sent me this, so I watched this much (don't think I would have watched the full thing). This scene is, generally, well done for being a typical asteroid impact movie scene. However, having been a 'dinosaurs fan' for a long time especially in my youth, a few things come to mind right now: 1) Not sure if the movie's intention is to portray the actual Chicxulub Impactor (I suppose it does given the date, and the movie's title). 2) But if that's supposed to be _the_ asteroid that 'wiped out the dinosaurs' (I know... it's not exactly that but it's general terms, that's how it's always described)... Then... - The shot in low orbit as the asteroid makes its approach looks great. It's starting to burn its 'belly' into the atmosphere and the scale is good. However, from that shot, even though the scaling looks good, it's clear a moment later that it's missing the mark (more on that below). - The 'debris rain' that precedes the main impact is nice, it might have been the case too, very possible (although, also possible that there might have been various impacts over many hundreds if not thousands of years from 2 or 3 other large chunks; then again, not fully evidenced to have been the case either). - The shot at 0:45 is a bit of a problem. Sure it looks dramatic, it's a movie, alright. BUT... as is usually the case in movies, there's never any sudden burst of luminosity (or even gradual) as such a giant impactor collides with the atmosphere. It should normally have brightened hundreds of miles as if the very Sun itself was directly pointing at your face. Any land dinosaurs anywhere near enough to the impact site (and close to the angle of atmospheric entry) would have been nearly instantly vaporized. The ship's launching speed seems WAY too slow to avoid direct damage of any kind or even exposure to extreme luminosity and thermal radiation. - At around 1:02 if you pause there, and look at the actual size of the impactor... there's also another problem. It's actually way too small. The Chicxulub Impactor was - essentially - the size of Mount Everest (possibly even bigger, not to mention that it could have been preceded by several large 'chunks' before the main one arrived). It was estimated to be anywhere between 8 miles, up to 12 miles in diameter. A literal Mountain coming in hot at about 12 Miles per _second_ is what we should be dealing with here. The impactor tore through the Earth's crust down to 12 miles below seabed level. - Related to the above, speaking of seabed... the Impactor actually struck the Earth on a marine environment, the (approximated) location of the Gulf of Mexico (hence the actual name given to the Impactor, Chicxulub, being the name of a Mexican town near the actual impact crater). Indeed, at the 'center' of the impact zone, there was an estimated 600 meters of water (and gradually became less deep going toward the edges of what would become the impact zone). In this movie... it clearly doesn't impact any water, it's a direct ground impact which makes me think that the VFX artists and general direction for the movie made this decision deliberately. It is _very well known_ that the real impact occurred in the Gulf of Mexico. It was probably better for filming purposes, less complicated because they wouldn't have had to deal with making a dramatic escape scene involving that much water (or being that far way from the shoreline). - Finally, for being a movie called 65, and depicting basically the last moments of the Reign of the Dinosaurs on planet Earth AND going as far as including the impactor itself AND making the film occur basically within that time frame... they didn't show a single dinosaur 'looking at' the scene even from a distance? It could have been a good shot where you'd see the trail, the main object at the tip nearly hitting the horizon with a small straight line going up representing the ship, with some dinosaur head turning toward the growing light from afar; or could have been some Pterodactyl getting blown in the wind or something? No? It's freakin' called 65 for crying out loud lol. In that regard they presented it in a better way in Walking With Dinosaurs I think. Anyways... just being a nerd for a moment here. Then again... yeah, it's just another asteroid impact in a movie. But, sorry, that's not _the_ impact.

I like how they just casually have a high tech spaceship to escape with

wow thats its was cool

Watching the asteroid hit the earth was intense

The most stand out part of the asteroid hitting earth scene is the distinct lack of the asteroid hitting the earth scene. Which follows the trend, vis a vis the distinct lack of dinosaurs in a dinosaur movie.

John Wick avoids getting killed by asteroids.

If this were real life he would have to stay up there as long as possible because the earth atmosphere would be super heated and the planet would be like an oven.

Even tho the asteroid realistically hits the ocean this is still very cool

The expression of the actor is like the asteroid is going to land on his face 😊

I loved the film.

It was very considerate of the T-Rex to flip the ship right-side-up so that they could launch.

That’s when all the dinosaurs went extinct

Rarely does a three minute youtube clip so perfectly demonstrate why no one watched this movie.

That’s no meteor, it’s a space station……being destroyed by a blast into the thermal exhaust port 😂😂

This is sadly the most action sequence in this movie. I enjoyed this film, but I enjoy films, others may find it slow.

there's just something so beautiful about watching a planet die😎

"Well done, Ben" - Lee Everett

1:15 Such an amazing sound...in the vacuum of space.

Adam Driver is one extremely great actors of our time! The only real good thing from the Star Wars Sequels was Adam Driver's Kilo Ren! No matter what you may think of the three movies, Adam's performance was fantastic! Best thing about the Sequels.

This clip always reminds me to my deadlines!

Thank God they Speak English.

I am pretty sure that the asteroid hit what was the ocean at that time.

If you're expecting a quick acceleration on a spaceship, wouldn't it make more sense to already have your head positioned against the headrest? 0:40

And so, after leaving earth he and his daughter left in their spaceship to join the empire!

I don't know what reassured me more: seeing them holding hands, or that old-fashioned handbrake.

The real impact was quite a bit more violent than that.

Not very accurate. The radiative energy from the bolide as it traversed the atmosphere prior to impact would have incinerated everything on the ground below it. The air in font of the object wouldn't be able to get out of the way fast enough and would compress to a plasma several thousand degrees Kelvin. The temperatures on the surface of the earth after the KT asteroid passed over you would be high enough to cause 3rd degree burns and set your clothes and the trees around you on fire. The initial flash from the impact would be hot enough to vaporize everything within a direct line of sight of the fireball. The compression wave of the impact would be moving at hypersonic speeds. No spacecraft in the atmosphere could outrun it.

Rooting for the Asteroids!

I was kind of hoping that as they lifted off and rose into the sky it put them right into the path of the asteroid and then the Curb your Enthusiasm music played.

From the beginning till ending I just want to take him into my arms and say: "It is rly not your day, mate ..." Tbh, how often was he ready to die but they didn't let ihm or the girl saved him so he had to go ahead suffering 😅

It was always going to struggle with a cast of 4, not counting dinosaurs, special effects on the cheap ie sound effects from war of the worlds, and as other comments have stated even a small asteroid travelling at those velocities would have been immensely destructive.

I watch these ki d of movies for the special effects. I might give this one a try.

Has anyone else notice how many "asteroid hitting the Earth" movies have come out over the years??? I believe they are telling us something that's beyond entertainment.

Спасибо тому оператору, кто остался на планете и продолжал снимать до последнего. RIP