“Mankind invented the atomic bomb, but no mouse would ever construct a mousetrap.” - Albert Einstein

“Now I become Death, destroyer of worlds”

"Hey mom. Look at those clouds! That one looks like a giraffe!" "Yes it does sweetie! And that looks like a cow!" "Hey mom..that one looks like a mushro-"

During the cold war I brought up my kids knowing that this might become a reality and it scared me to the point I questioned the sense in bringing kids into such a messed up world. Then came the end of the cold war and I thought that the threat had gone away. Now I'm a Grandfather and the fear and dread has once again returned. I wonder if the Human Race will ever sort itself out or are we really doomed to wipe ourselves out for no earthly good reason?

I pray that in this lifetime we never have to experience this devastating act of violence but if we do, I just pray that we all are with our loved ones and I get to hold my family one last time 😔🤧✌🏽

Terminator 2 nuke scene is still more impressive than modern CGI scenes

John: “We aren’t gonna make it. People I mean.” T-800: “It’s in your nature to destroy yourselves.” Haunting.

Forget horror movies THIS is scary

I remember where I was as a teen watching the playground nuke scene. That scene is one that has haunted my thoughts and dreams. I'm 45 and still think and dream about it. Nightmares would be better to say.

Masterpiece. Scary. Horrible. And this calm music in the background makes the scenes even more terrifying. Nice job. It gives me chills😳😱

All of these Nuke scenes and Destruction scenes always prove one thing, that the chances of anything happening are always seeming impossible, but are never 0.

The music is so peacefully playing as chaos happens and millions of lives are taken in seconds. kids that never got to grow up and enjoy their life gone in the blink of an eye. Hopefully, this never happens.

It's such a solemn and impactful scene because I think we all realize that at really any given moment what's depicted can very much turn into our reality.

Notice how every single parent on the playground grabbed their kids and tried to shelter them from the blast? Now that's parental instinct.

One thing that is unrealistic about these scenes is that nuclear bombs are actually detonated quite a bit above ground level. This is actually more destructive to a large target than a ground level blast, as the blast wave bouncing off of the ground recombines with the original blast wave to form a more powerful overpressure shock wave. So the missiles should be detonating right above the cities, not hitting the ground. The more you know!

The idea that we can do this to ourself at any point in time is beyond comprehension.

The kid in the plane witnessing the last moment of tranquility.....

On thing filmmakers have learned: It is almost impossible to 'overdo' a nuclear war scene. The missiles coming up from the farmland (Kansas probably) are an ode to the famous scene in The Day After which aired when I was a teen. I thought the view from the passenger plane was unique and thoughtful though.

The music on its own is so beautiful and calming but adding it to such a dark and horrifying scene just makes this all more of an experience! It’s such a punch to the gut!

T2 was the only nuclear attack scene that was both terrifying and accurate in my opinion. Saw T2 in the theatre when I was 10, this scene scared the shit out of me.

From dust to dust. Those were some epic scenes that I'll never forget.

Жутко все это. Мурашки по всему телу. Господи, спаси и сохрани мир наш от всякого зла.

When the time comes the only thing I want is to be as close as possible to the zero point so I couldn't have time to feel any pain.

Feels so odd giving these scenes of horror a thumbs up. But great job on the edit. This could have been edited in so many ways, yet I really appreciate your take on this. The music makes me feel like if this is our unfortunate fate, then so be it.

I remember, as a kid, "The Day After" was the mini series that brought a then modern day visual of nuclear bombing. That second Terminator film made very good use of special fx to truly drive home how terrifying nuclear bombing can be.

Beautifully done … and terrifying as it should be. God help us if we ever let nuclear war happen 😢.

I am Japanese. My grandparents lived in Hiroshima in 1945. My grandfather went to Fukuoka for three days because of work. However, my grandmother was staying at home in Hiroshima. At that time, an atomic bomb was dropped from a B29 bomber from the United States. Hiroshima was devastating. When my father heard the news on the radio, he wanted to go back to Hiroshima, but he couldn't because of radiation. My grandfather, who returned to Hiroshima several months later, did not even look like my grandmother. It's all turned to ash. The content of my grandfather's last conversation with my grandmother was that my grandfather said to my grandmother, ``I'll buy you something delicious, so please wait. On the other hand, my grandmother said, ``It's fine as long as you come home properly.'' War is absolutely useless. I am absolutely against nuclear bombs.

great video, perfect choice of music, and in my opinion T2 has the best nuclear war scene.

This was thoughtfully done. Hollywood still doesn't quite get it right regarding the explosion characteristics but the emotional impact is still intense.

Threads, the most accomplished, chilling and horrifying film on life after nuclear war ever made. Full stop.

I don't feel sorry for those that die but those that survive.God Bless you all and good luck.😢😢😢😢😢

They look so beautiful when they explode

I’ve felt drawn to watch this several times now, and each time I find it more affecting. I think this is a really splendid piece of work. Above all, I think the choice of soundtrack is very, very, good. Its calmness contrasts so sharply with the unspeakable violence of the images. More than that, I think you’ve given it a very elegiac quality, evoking a deep sadness at the heart of all things we see passing. Thank you for uploading this.

Человеку враг не нужен. Он сам себе враг.

Such amazingly chilling supercut and great editing!

Very good edit, thank you for this (:

MAD RESPECT for choosing not to put in the terminator stepping on the skull. That would've detracted from the universality of the montage's message! ❤️

Even when burning, a child's mum was still telling her child to come to her to escape?! She really doesn't care about herself, but more about her child, I've never ever seen in my whole life something like that, even when only bones were left, as her only organs to not get blown away, she didn't give up, what a sweet soul!!!

If you were once traumatized by the scene in Terminator 2, Don't worry we're together 😶

the thing that scares me is this may actually happen soon

I respect the cameraman for risking his life to take this amazing video 💀

Brilliant edit! So haunting

GREAT EDITING!!!! Whoever did this!

That was art, man. Well done!

this is great work. absolute art

To think we are just a tiny speck on a gigantic painting. Yet, we are capable to create this much devastating power. Boy do we have a lot to learn as a species

It is, After all, Inevitable.

Phenomenal edit and mixing. Brilliant yet **SO** effin horrific. Disquieting and haunting.

I got to speak to Edward Tellar when he visited Gainesville once. It was quite scary to understand why these physicists worked on these weapons.

Very relaxing music and video, thanx... 😃💗👍

Disturbingly brilliant well done (frightening)

Very effective. Scary as Hell. I think this is humanity's worst nightmare. That it will all end like this.

I know that the terminator movies are fictional yet kick ass, but I do believe that a future war could happen, with how we’re progressing with technology we could soon have robots and machines run things. I do think this could be possible

Man couldn't wait to see hell so he brought it to earth

The movies _The Day After (US, 1983)_ and _Threads (UK, 1984)_ greatly helped end the Cold War.

Monsters.......We are all Monsters..... This made me cry...

Very good stitching together of scenes from the multiple Terminator movies. Very scary stuff. I was 16 when The Day After was televised and that was scary too but the more modern special effects since 1983 really give destruction details never seen before. Btw there are no homes anywhere near Minuteman launch silos. The Day After made the same mistake and even had silos just outside people's homes!

Sad, scary, and...very well done

And we are right on the edge of this right now.

who was traumatized from the bomb scene in T2 ? 🤚

Peace consist of those rare glorious moments where everyone stops to reload.

Very well done.

Great video good job 👍👍

the fact that this scene was not imposible to happen in this real world😭

There is something beautifully terrifying about this... can't quite describe it.

Quanto mais a tecnologia avança e a humanidade emburrece, mais essa cena fica perto de se tornar realidade

Who else is here after 5 hours ago, the start of a possible WW3?

It looks so beautiful, so poetic, almost in a tragic way....

judgement day is my childhood trauma. even movie's openin scene is traumatic. masterpiece.

Beautiful cinematography

wow.... so many beautiful scenes in this 7 mins... come, please, COME!

Bloody hell the bit in the film were it says Los Angeles 2029, I remember going to watch this movie in the cinema bk in 92, 2029 seemed a long way away from then. But it's only 7 years away now. Mad Hay.

that beautiful & peaceful background music is a nightmare and demonic. skynet loves it

Salute to the cameraman 🫡

And then the world wept no more but fell into its final deepest sleep to dream of a new beginning

No fate but what we make for ourselves.

Excellent choice of music.

the first scene in the elysian park was great, the color of the sky above LA is beautiful.

Terminator 2 4K Ultra HD: amzn.to/3jGsBx4 Terminator Collection Blu-ray: amzn.to/3YvWuPH American superfortresses started using Lake Biwa northeast of Hiroshima as a coastal rendezvous point towards the end of the War. The city's air raid sirens had been sounding false alarms almost every night for weeks. Hiroshima and Kyoto were the only important Japanese cities that hadn't been visited in strength by "Mr B" (America's B-29 bombers). Hiroshima was reserved for a special demonstration and the people waited anxiously. B-29s had started making regular reconnaissance flights and the "yellow-alert" siren had become a morning routine. On the night of 5 August 1945, Hiroshima’s sirens wailed as two hundred B-29s approached the city from the south. People evacuated to their “safe areas” and waited for the napalm firestorm. The terror bombers roared overhead and then passed on heading north. People returned home but another warning wailed soon after midnight. The yellow alert sounded around 7:00 and the all-clear followed as an American reconnaissance plane approached from the south. People headed to work and thousands of school children gathered for morning work details helping to clear fire breaks in the lanes and streets. A lone B-29 passed high overhead at 8:15 and detonated a uranium bomb 1900 feet above the city. Two hundred thousand people were burned, blinded, disembowelled, irradiated and buried in rubble as the city crumbled beneath the nuclear flash, blast and shock waves. A turbulent column of heat, dust and ash rose miles into the sky shrouding the city in darkness. Neighbourhoods and streets were transformed into an unrecognisable wasteland of total destruction. Dazed survivors scrambled over mounds of wreckage and muffled voices screamed from the rubble. Tens of thousands descended on the city’s hospitals and the few remaining medical staff were overwhelmed. ‘More than 80 per cent of the city's doctors and nurses were killed in the explosion, their hospitals levelled or severely damaged. There were few medicines or painkillers. The shockwave tore through the Red Cross Hospital: ceilings and partitions collapsed; windows blew in, showering everyone with glass ... patients ran about screaming.’ Paul Ham, Hiroshima Nagasaki, 371 Ragged, gruesomely injured people filled hospital corridors and crowded the streets where many were vomiting from radiation sickness. Scattered fires grew into a conflagration and the hot air swirled with burning showers of cinders. Panic gripped the city and people herded into the corpse-filled estuarial rivers. Others fled to the blackened parks and huddled alongside the dying as they moaned, "Mizu! Mizu! - Water! Water!” Black radioactive rain fell from the mushroom cloud. Three days later, Mr B detonated a plutonium bomb above the Urakami Christian district of Nagasaki. America was now a nuclear power that ruled the sky and the world was shocked and awed. Britain handed leadership of the global capitalist system to America at the Bretton Woods Conference in 1944 and British imperial sterling was superseded by a truly international world reserve dollar regulated by the IMF and World Bank. Bankrupt Allies, West Germany and Japan fixed the exchange rates of their currencies relative to the US dollar which, in turn, was backed by a mountain of gold. US dollars were then shipped overseas as part of the Marshal Plan funding postwar reconstruction in the shadow of the Cold War. The Soviet Union became a nuclear power in 1949 and, by 1955, both the US and USSR had detonated a hydrogen bomb. Atomic bombs release energy through nuclear fission but thermonuclear weapons are driven by fusion reactions: the process that powers the sun. Hydrogen bombs can produce large multimegaton yields thousands of times more powerful than the "Little Boy" Hiroshima bomb and now represent the prevalent type... America built the first nuclear weapons during World War II and used them against Japan. Today, several nations are nuclear-armed including North Korea, Pakistan, Israel and soon perhaps Iran. The distinctive mushroom cloud of a nuclear explosion lifts fine particles of dust and ash high into the stratosphere blocking light and reddening the rising and setting of the sun. As well as radioactive darkness, a thermonuclear war would also produce huge volumes of ozone-destroying nitric oxide further lowering global temperatures and plunging the planet into an extended nuclear winter. Please click like, subscribe, and turn on notifications. It really helps with channel growth. Thank you! This channel is not monetized. All ads are run by the copyright owner. Last Messages: amzn.to/42kbEdV

Американцы в своих фильмах столько раз представляли как гибнут их города, что уже начинаешь верить в такой исход! Причем сами толкают весь мир к концу, провацируя военные конфликты!

The BG music is like: *“War is Peace ☺️”* 💀💀💀💀

They are telling us what they want to happen.

The Camera man is the last Survivor on earth

Even with a multiple nuke, cameraman is still alive

Remember a blink is a long time enough time to take a life or thousands or millions.

Bring it, the planet needs a fresh start

Essa cena com certeza ficou imortalizada👍 excelente produção cinematografica

The camera man must be built like a terminator to survive that .

wow!wish that was left in the final film. with th subtle and eerie music it reminded me more of a Werner Herzog documentary or maybe an even more detailed and scary version of 1983 t.v. movie the day after (which gave me nightmares when i was only 9yrs old)...awesome scenes.

Us 90s kids are gonna have to be the leaders in the coming nuclear war....

The cameraman never dies

I get anxiety from watching this... knowing that humanity are capable of this.

Coming soon. On Earth TV.

Спаси нас Господи, ибо не знаем что творим!

My family was there when they test the V-1 and a V-2 in Germany It breaks my heart to know that 8000 years of civilisation can go in a second Why are we so wicked to ourselves

Impresionante!! No lejos de la realidad!

I used to cry while watching this, I don't anymore but it still brings my anxiety so high

That cheered me right up!

If this happens in real life I will put on my heafphones and play some serene music. Makes it all better.

Simplesmente espetacular essa cena. Perfeita em todos os sentidos.