The physics of that blast made every scientist in the world cry uncontrollably for hours.

That awkward moment your aircraft carrier becomes a submarine

If you missed the chance of watching this movie on the big screen you have a second chance of missing it and you're not missing anything

Love how the chopper turns and goes back over the area where the bomb was dropped in the water. Additionally, every Captain knows you don't present the side of the ship to the wave, nor did any ship have to be that close.

"Let's get outta here" *proceeds to slowly turn around, initially going closer to the detonation instead of straightlining it forward AND UP to maximize distance*

And that's how you wake up Godzilla

There is a significant part of me that is thankful I missed this movie.

whoever is in charge of making those glass panels should get a promotion, bro made something that withstood a nuclear shockwave.

Those are some well secured F-35s.

Imagine enlisting in the navy, hoping to go home to your family, being rendered a hero and then being nuked by some mop-headed edgelord for movie plot.

Just by the mere description of movies like this one, I am convinced that my intellect has saved me from many hours of needless suffering.

It's like someone explained an underwater nuclear explosion to the creative team over a phone call and then they wrote and shot this scene based on what they remembered and added their own spin.

The government later sent him a bill for 2.8 trillion dollars for damages which he promptly paid.

A nuke is about to detonate. Ok navy, let's just keep sailing parallel to it. No need to turn away.

Now I know why I never heard of this movie. Thanks.

Blows masts off ships but the F-35 on deck sits there like it's a gentle wind

Dude casually tosses a several kilo-ton warhead off the boat like he's tossing a lobster trap. Hes very strong.

No glass were harmed during filming this scene. They should've used that same glass on their hulls.

I like it that the helicopter pilot stays around for no reason until the guy is winched in. You'd think he'd start getting the hell outta there as soon as he got hooked up.

I went to high school with Dylan O'Brian. We were in the same English class Freshman year. Great guy.

Sixth Fleet: *"We're Okay!"* Sixth Fleet Submarine escort: *"Are we a joke to you?"*

2:27 to the pilot: "go, get outta here" the pilot: *flies towards the nuclear bomb*

In the 50s, they set off the first underwater blast. They anchored ships from ww2 around to monitor. Some had sheep or pigs on them. The blast sunk some of the ships considered to be safe with sailors on them. It knocked the bottoms out of all of the test ships that they thought were a safe distance away. The underwater shockwave was incredibly more than figured.

One of the best comedies I've seen in a while. 🤣

I like how it blows the radio system off the ship but like a minute later the f35 on 3 chains is still holding up

I'm just over here thinking about all the corrosion treatment that is going to needed to those F-35s after that saltwater bath.

All that water hitting those ships is radioactive btw.

I love clips like this of movies I've never heard of...might have to pick this one up.

5:48 "Low levels." To be fair, water is one of the best radiation blockers known to man.

"Who lives in a pineapple under the sea?!!" SPONGEB....

I was a marine in the Swiss navy in the 2030s and we purposefully went into a storm in the Alps. The waves were absolutely unimaginable! After we crushed with a mountain we ate some cheese. Then i woke up.

Cool video, thanks for posting! 👍

I was on a US Navy Destroyer Escort in the ‘70’s. We purposefully went into a storm in the North Sea. The waves were absolutely unimaginable! At times the ship felt like it was a sub. The bridge was underwater wave after wave! Looking out the front glass at the bow all you could see was water! As the water cleared away all you could see was clouds in the sky. The whole ship would shudder as it slammed into the next wave. As the ship crested each wave the prop would cavitate… meaning the prop was out of the water because the ship was balanced on the top of a huge wave about to “surf” down the rear face of that wave. The prop was spinning but not grabbing any water. It always made a gut wrenching vibration. As you tried to walk down the gangway the ship would roll to unbelievable angles. You could literally have one foot on the deck and the other on the bulkhead (wall). Then it would roll back the other way. The worst of the storm lasted 4-5 days. There was no cooking of food on board for those days. They rationed out dry grub and liquids to stay hydrated. The mess decks were empty. Trays wouldn’t stay on tables. There were a lot of sea sick sailors for those days. We had to tie ourselves into our racks(beds) so as not to get thrown out as the ship rolled. Every item, large or small had to be secured down otherwise they became a flying projectile. Very scary at the time. But as the seas calmed down… what an adventure!! Thanks to our US Navy. God bless them all. What a job.

Its so amazing that the camera man survived this till the end

These guys probably flunked physics in High School.

"Get out of here!" Turns in direction of bomb.

Everybody: no the sailors! Me: no the F 35s!

Seeing how well those F-35s were secured to the deck reminded me of how well I glued the planes to the deck of my U.S.S. Enterprise model when I was a kid. 🤣

If there's one thing this movie gets right it's how the Naval Warships handle large waves or even Tsunamis They were built to survive the worst weather conditions or sea conditions that might occur whilst deployed. Most ships would've gotten toppled and sank but due to the Design of Navy Warships they made it out with relative low damage

What a great piece of pure comedy!..

That aircraft carrier would be fine, we had ww1-ww2 era battleships is that survived 2 nuclear bomb tests

Everybody: Yo! I hope all those sailors are ok me:That's another 2 billion dead sea animals

"For once in your life, take a G..D.. order... and get a regulation haircut!"

YES! This is the nuclear scene I've been looking for. I watched this movie ages ago, I have been scouring KZfaq trying to find it. 😂

People on boats in movies: “Sir, we’ve been hit! The impact damaged all of the spark machines and the corks on the water holes fell out! Now we can’t stand up straight!!”

5:50 is the best part of this scene

I loved the engraving, so detailed

Oh Hollywood. Your ignorance in this movie has to be one of the funniest films ive ever seen

now that ladies and gentlemen is how you make a completely unrealistic movie ending.

Rest in Peace Fishes

“Go, get outa here” Turns helicopter back towards where the nuke was dropped overboard.

I didn’t know a 30 megaton nuclear warhead could fit inside a duffel bag. Scientists must’ve done a lot of work to make a 30,000 pound device turn into a 30 pound device. Edit: I’m aware of the fact that those numbers have no correlation nor am I suggesting yield and weight are connected. I’m just referring to old bombs. The largest weapon detonated by the United States was castle bravo and the nuclear device weighed 23,500 pounds. Today you could get the same yield from a device that weighs around 2,000 pounds (again a rough estimate) or even smaller, we are talking about a 15 megaton device so it’s hard to say really. Most modern bombs don’t produce a yield that high at least on the American/NATO spectrum.

Who knew a massive nuclear explosion actually would make several billion gallons of water disappear, but just for a moment

И ни один самолетик не упал и не смыло. «Сдается мне, джентльмены, это была комедия!»

I'm concerned about all the fish that were traumatized while filming this scene.

Plus, the glass was apparently stronger than the ships' hulls lol

And then they died by radiation. The end

Wow!! It's awesome, they always win in movies only...

I had never heard of this movie before and I completely understand why.

honestly the sequence of events is QUALITATIVELY very similar to that recorded in real underwater blasts, the only problem is Hollywood pushed the slider on each effect up to 11

2:34 the funny scene when they back to the nuke drop location 😂🤣

Disregarding the fact that physics was thrown out the window, this was probably pretty cool to see in theaters.

I love how a 25 megaton nuke fits in a duffle bag. Those waves that "dufflebag" nuke produced were absolutely massive, for a bomb fitting in that volume.

when you realize that the shockwave would have been absorbed by the water, and no helicopter would have been blown out of the sky...

When physics takes a potty break

One of the best scenes ever

The power of the atom is frightening but beautiful...

"Let's sail so close to eachotger that our fragments will hit eachother" sailor " GOOD IDEA SIRR!!"

Never seen the movie but loved the actors I saw on this video

I'm back after 3 years and I'm still crying!

When godzilla ate taco kaiju unleashing the wrath of its deadliest atomic farts.

4:21 *How it feels to chew five gum*

The biggest and deadly dynamite fishing I had ever seen in a movie

how many times has this video been recommended to you

I love he just casually tosses a nuclear bomb in the ocean like it’s a crab cage

Anyone who has been on any decent sized boat would have known to turn the boat towards the wave. Especially a naval officer.

and what happened to the vacuum created by the blast and what happened to the air rushing back in to fill the vacuum - no amount of special effects will ever beat a well written story...........

So I'm a simple soldier not a sailor so they can correct me if needed. But 1- the navy wouldn't have ships that closely packed together 2- the planes would either be flown off the carrier or stored in the hangers if this was likely to happen. 3- the navy has Weapon systems that would let them fire on the boat without being that close 4- the navy wouldn't send a whole carrier strike group after a speed boat even if it did have a nuke on it. One destroyer would be fine. 5- 30 mega ton warhead is a big and heavy Weapon. Make more sense if it was 3 kilo tons maybe. That is all

id worry more about the emp effect than anything. the ships would probably be fine due to how well their shielded but that chopper? probably not. at least it crashes.

congrats you got your self a one way trip to prision and oh by they way here is a bill for over $100 billion dollars for the damages to the US Navy fleet

the helicopter pilot was like bro, it's a miracle we survived! and the other said we have the 2 main stars here. We were safe. Not necessarily, said the other. The chopper might've crashed, killing us but giving them mere scratches.

if they know its gonna explode, then why did they still follows him?

A nuclear bomb of that magnitude stuffed in a duffle bag he effortlessly threw overboard?? Sounds normal to me.

Desending at 1.5- 2 meters per second and then sinking more than a kilometer, then detonating with such force to be seen from low orbit, it had to be massive. I've never see the movie, so I'd estimate it being in the Megaton range.

Those jets gunna need a dry cleaning😂😂😂

Ik this is a clip from he movie but they probably used millions of dollar of this cgi

USN should update how close they sail their ships together after this experience

This really was: Damn my friends. Thanks.

Cartoons have gotten so realistic over the past decade.

Actually, he saved Gotham from the bomb, not Batman. This is the hidden truth...

Everybody else: "You saved lives, good job." Environmentalists: "You killed the fishes! Murderer!"

Crumbs - that's either sank several Destroyers, certainly heavily damaged others and damaged the Aircraft Carrier. Quite a bang!

Woooooow very good ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤nice ❤❤❤

The World: And that was when all life underwater di- America: And that was when the fishing industry died.

boat right is going straight. he drops bomb overboard at back. ok so then when he is winched up to helicopter, the chopper turns and back back. That chopper had been parallel to the boat. So to fly back meant he was going to fly right over the nuke. ha ha

Good job super gluing those F 35 tires to the deck! 😁

Surprisingly decent movie

I feel sorry for all the editors for doing such a good job rendering these good scenes with such bad actors.

Fun Fact: During the nuclear tests on Warships at Bikini Atol, a bomb that was tested underwater had similar effect to the warships. So despite this being a ridiculous scene, it's actually plausible.

And the experienced captains are taking the wave sideways instead of bow towards the wave. Eye roll...