Another sign of a great movie and acting is how you felt bad for the 'villain', a broken man who lost his mind. Kudos Mr.Biehn, always quality work.

No one has more epic death scenes than Michael Biehn!

You’re no daisy!! You’re no daisy at all!!

Those "cracks" on the glass before implosion were actually crumbled up packaging tape that was folded in half and stuck on the dome. They would then shine lights on it to create the effect.

No wonder James Cameron knew right away what happened to the Oceangate crew. It’s all here on film from over 30 years ago.

This was one of my favourite movies as a young man. When I finally got a hold of the extended edition, I was amazed at how just a few added scenes enriched the whole story. Can't wait for the 4K cleaned up rerelease to land down under!

nice little human moment of them instinctively reaching out for each other as he falls. and then the defiant scream with the percussive implosion with the air bubble floating up. Biehn says that may be his favorite death scene.

He should have brought some sentry turrets. They really kick ass, they would have come in handy.

Michael Biehn, underrated actor. One of my favorites! 24/03/24

Still one of my favorite movies!!!!!!! The extended scenes with Ed Harris inside the alien craft always make me cry.... even to this day...

4:12 That expression there, you couldn't help finally feeling a bit of sympathy as it's like, for the first time, you're seeing him regain his sanity seconds before the fatal plunge.

Johnny Ringo has that sinking feeling.... 🥴

I've stood next to the small sub. When I saw it in, 1992, it was hanging in the lobby of the company that built it, in California. It was very beat up and abused. My uncle used to work for them.

4:15 - even after all that's happened, all that he did and tried to do, the protagonists still showed concern and pity for him, and would have saved him if they could. I know it may seem unrealistic, and most people would have given Biehn's character the finger as he plummeted down, but as I've grown older, I've come to miss that humanity displayed by the heroes of stories. Not to say that there aren't some stories that still do that, but it feels way less common. Bah, when did I get so old?

My *favorite* James Cameron film of all time, and also his most underrated!

"This here's a bottomless pit, baby. 2 and a half miles straight down."

Lol just watched this movie 2 days ago. Biehn makes a good villain

James Effing Cameron. He's done some great stuff.

0:34 "Keep your pantyhose on" 😂

Ed Harris and. Michael Biehn were also in The Rock, FYI

This scene was brilliant action it's fast and wild and full of great suspense.

Probably watched a lot more since Oceangate Titan.

I know that realistically there would have been no time to see the glass crack or even for water to leak in because at those depths the pressure would cause implosion in a fraction of a second the moment there was even a pinhole sized Crack. But it was still awesome.

He was so good in the 80s. Too bad his career seemed to take a down turn. I'd love to see him return to blockbuster movies now.

I love this movie. It may be time for another watch.😊

Saw this film at a drive in theater many years ago when it was first released- great film

Now I know what the Ocean Gate implosion looked like.

Awesome performance. Aw Johnny...

Nobody can hear you scream.. ....in the ABYSS

The thing I love about this scene, is that even with all the violence he committed, all the paranoia and hatred he displayed. When it was all done, and he was hanging there by a thread, looking back at Lindsey, they both had a very human moment of connection. And I LOVE that when he does finally drop, they both reach out to each other. Not just him trying to not die, but HER also reaching out, to reflexively try and catch him. She didn't want him dead, she just wanted to stop him killing the aliens and them. I thought it was a very touching, human moment, that sadly ended tragically.

That was great movie 🎥🎥 it's been a long time since I've seen it

Corporal Hicks just got Oceangated

Watching this and listening to the score reminds me of Alan Silvestri other music fot Back to the Future. I guess each composer has an identifiable style. Others that i can tell straight away are Zimmer, Glennie-Smith, Williams, Horner and Barry.

Goddamnit..... now i have to put it on and watch it...... 😂😂😂😂😂 such a good movie omg!

This movie scared the shit out of me when I was a kid. Forget all monsters, to me true terror is what happened to LT Coffey. When I first saw this, I cried for LT Coffey because even at such a young age, I knew what was gonna happen and that was just awful to think about. Sinking into the blackness and KNOWING at any second that titanic pressure of the ocean is gonna open up that ship and crush you into paste. There's no "if", just when. It's a guarantee that death is sure enough on its way to collect. It's not some random monster that can be killed or at the very least escaped from. The "enemy" is a force of nature just doing what comes naturally at that depth to creatures who weren't made to exist down there. Totally neutral in the sense of, the ocean doesn't care if you live or die or if you're good or evil or if you deserved it or not. It will take your life if given the chance, regardless of who the victim is. Listening to your craft groan and twist, as its hull can't fight off the ocean, which trying to force its way in. The pressure is gonna win out especially since you keep falling further down. You won't die from drowning or hypothermia or frostbite or even asphyxiation (if he was wearing his SCUBA gear and the oxygen ran out). When even the tiniest opening appears it's gonna widen within seconds and you're gonna die from millions of pounds of pressure forcing itself on your body. I don't know about the aspect of pain but even if it's instant, that moment will be the most agonizing nano-second in your entire life. The zombies, the vampires, the aliens and their parasites don't hold a candle to this type of death. Totally alone. Too far down to swim up in a single breath, you made enemies of the crew you were supposed to work with, you made too many poor choices for anyone to even want to try and rescue you. Even if there was someone, somewhere on the planet who did, they're too far away, they wouldn't make it in time. The most horrifying aspect of all this, even greater than the anticipation of what's to come...Is the realization that the fate which awaits you, is totally of your own doing. Spooky.

I don't recommend playing "bumper cars" with submersibles at crush depth.

This movie was on all the time when i was a kid and then it kinda disappeared

I bet the people in OceanGate saw this scene and went "Boy, do I wanna do that"

Biehn terrified me in this role

This man rules the 80’s

I still think The Abyss is James Cameron's Close Encounters. He proved to be just as great with campy, grandiose filmmaking as Spielberg. And then, Cameron proved that he was an even better filmmaker

If he had not been yelling his last words might have ben " Well sh*t , resetting the circuit breakers didn't work !! " . 4:01

Someone edited this scene to where Rick Astley’s “Never Gonna Give You Up” plays on the radio that Coffey broke in his mini-sub. It started playing again right before it imploded despite the radio being broken. I about died from laughing so hard.

I still think Coffey is Cameron's most sympathetic villain... so far. He is now putting a lot more into the character of Quaritch than i ever thought possible. So who knows? But as for now, Michael Biehn is Camerons most human villain

"Imploding him in effect before he ever comes back. Sort of a retroactive submersion?" "That Virgil guy cracks me up. Last week he had this hippie guy who has a little rat - tried to drown it first, then the thing started breathing." "Hey. Shuddup."

Having never seen this movie, I'm forced to assume they got locked into an intense game of underwater bumper cars.

4:52 It's just like opening a soda can. Just, in reverse....

4:42 Despite how despicable Biehn's character is you almost feel bad for him as that sense of helplessness sinks in on his face.

I did not know they made such a dramatic "based on a true story" Oceangate movie so quickly.

4:52 *BOOM!!!*

That may have been what it looked like for the Titan Submersible on the way down to the Titanic.

How in god's name has it been 35 years already?

The beginning was the best part of the film

"Why, Lieutenant Coffey. Look like you just imploded your grave."

Biehn had som serious mental problems and alcohol problems at this time, and its.... comes through in the movie :-O

Why, it's Ringo!! 🤠

Come with me if you want to live!

Well, shades of that thing that imploded when it went down to see the Titanic.

Fun fact.......Michael Biehn has played a Navy SEAL commander in 3 different movies..............can you name them??

Water-pressure cooked him in 0,001 seconds and vaporized him.

just like oceangate!!!!

Why Johnny Ringo, you seem to be under lots of pressure.

In his defense, imagine having a mental breakdown, and then real life aliens happen to show up in the middle of it.

They used to call this the hammer

At ca 4:52 you can see the actor, hear his screaming but if you look closely, he has his mouth shut there. Just before the implosion.

What the heck, Kyle Reese. Why have you done this.

What the hell is Kyle Reese doing at the bottom of the ocean

What depth?

Johnny Ringo to you …lol

No Kyle, your terminated

That's what it looked like when the Titan submersible imploded.

Is this from the new 4K?

John Connor would be disappointed in his father if he knew about this.

Why Johnny Ringo, you look someone just walked over your grave.

EEWW... that implosion would have alot of "sticky residue" on the other sub's windowshield?! 🤔🤮

BLAKE SNELL❓❓

He could have survived that.

If you made a a scifi movie or just any movie in general and you didn't use Michael Biehn, just what the fuck were you thinking? I mean you better have had Bill Paxton in there or you only have yourself to blame.

Ocean gate didnt watch the movie!

Well this is not uncomfortable at all 😮

Why Johnny Ringo. You look like someone just walked over your grave.🤠

Thought the thumbnail was Freddie Mercury

Me playing Subnautica

i thought women was just bad drivers on the road...

Seems to be a very educated man. How i really do hate him.

His body was imploding as well, every cell; still, Coffey was a total jerk and good riddance. 😆 😊

Poor soul, he was just too high-strung.

wonder if he landed next to the titanic.

That scene didn't age well...

Poor soul, he was just too high strung. He couldn't withstand the pressure...