Ty

This is only part 1

plus part is still just 17 min

Part 1, atleast 2 Parts

By adding fear to the tripods, your always scared of it being shown again and it makes it feel like each encounter lasts way longer

I don't say this often, but this movie was MUCH better than the boring terrible 1950's version.

I was paranoid for months after seeing it that I was going to hear that horn, every time a storm would happen lol.

@@mclovin2408 I literally had nightmares thinking the trees in my backyard were falling

this is the movie that traumatized me as a kid. i was scared to go to sleep because of that damn foghorn sound. and the red vines were so disturbing to me

Absolutely, as a kid I loved and hated watching this movie. Can't wait for my kids to experience the same thing lol

bro i had this in my minds for months being hella paranoid yo

02:49 fry day

Agreed. Even that one guy there had the same idea and noped the heck outta there

Actually, the use that sound to signal OTHER tripods.

@@dannygeeish_ All of the horns are used as a form of communication, however, that horn is likely used to intimidate its prey, and/or alert other Tripods of its location and that it is now active. They have specific sounds for alerting that they have found prey, taking damage, and calling for assistance. None of these horns are the one they fire when they discover humans, which leads to believe that it is used to intimidate or it's used as a way to show that they are more powerful.

@@shimo_96 Oh thanks for letting me in on that extra info

Untersturmführer James

SS Obersgruppenführer

The J

The Tripod looks more real than the car that gets flung out of the hole!!!!

Gusto ko ang alien movie na sobrang galing

What bridge?

It’s most likely cuz there’s people on it

@@pablogonzalez2009 the one that falls behind when Ray is escaping with his family

@@thelowestoflow5486 too little cars where the bridge was cut, and destroying it would make it so any human in the area couldn't escape

Very true. The aliens want the hoomans to die

IKR I WAS TERRIFIED OF THIS WHEN I WAS LITTLE

I was 17 when my mom and I saw this in theaters and it was terrifying! Even now, 18 years later, I still get a frightening feeling of this becoming a reality.

Same! There is also a War of the worlds game that's frequently being updated.

I just thought the tripods were cool

Came to watch this because the goverment just shot down a UFO now im thinking this comment may be true

That's one thing I will always love about certain Alien movies, showing that, like you said, they aren't mindless and stupid, they are smart and coordinated. It's one thing to be chased by 3 Giant Tripods with almost no chance of escape, it's a whole other thing when you see a 4th one encircling you to *guarantee* you won't escape.

One thing that bugs me is how can they even be born? They are made of metal Maybe aliens made these robots to kill all that exists on habitable planets so they can live there

@@yeetusdeletus1827 There are 6 tripods coming there from the sea. There are 7 or so in total.

And the screams, imagine hearing people's hopeless screams like that. That shit would traumatize you forever.

​@@campustv446I counted 10.

they were probably DEEEP below the surface. like straight inside the crust, where it was too hot and hard for humans to dig them up.

@@ConnieCrow What doesn't make sense is how little comes up in terms of dirt and strata when they emerge. it's almost like they were buried 30 feet down, but they couldn't possibly be that close or they would've been discovered.

@@shimo_96 Well consider the lightning strikes, it may be true that the lightning vaporized some of the rubble and they were in fact rising from that deep.

@@sayhallo3769 Could be, but I don't think that much rubble could have been vaporized by that. it is some sort of futuristic method of travel, so it could very well be though.

@@shimo_96 Another plausible theory is that theres some sort of alien technology that allows the head of the Tripod to plow through terrain like butter

This action was described in the original H.G. Wells book. But only till Spielberg's version do we see that scene.

They are collecting for Foods

​@@Christian-zg1egno, theyre collecting blood for fertilizing the earth for them to look like mars

I think the book was an analogy on how we live on this planet and treat other life we share it with

Pretty sure the most scary part is the sound it makes.

When I watched that scene in the theater I thought "What the hell, they jump? That was really silly". Then I realized that it was just the tripod's foot, and when the whole thing began rising up above the street it took my breath away.

Nah I always thought how stupid 3 feet looked. When I first saw it I was instantly annoyed by it

"HA, that's a Tripod? Wow, reaallllllly big." 1 Minute and thirty seconds later... *Oh.*

i never watched this movie, i only knew about it, But I just imagine "wow thats a tripod? so scary" *insert rising noises* *"oh"*

That tricked me the first time seeing in theaters then i was REALLY mindfucked when i saw it was just a foot

Ulllaaaa

This is a remake of the one from the 50s. Speilberg might have seen that film as a child.

Apparently that's the sound of their engine, but it really does sound a lot more like walking

As scary as it is I gotta admit the tripod design is amazing

attack on titan vibes.

​@@TheConspiredOnethis movie came out 4 years before aot

@@planetmaker3472 I know. What is your point?

Look like a pest control its a scary scene it show you cannot escape those machine

I mean each stride has got to be like a half-mile. Probably insanely fast, no matter the terrain.

As soon as you hear that horn you’re fucked, cause they’re bringing the whole lobby down on your ass.

Not even in the final scene that Tripod so drunk that he lost the battle and he's horn broken that he cried For help

After asking rush steam a uberpod tribute : everywhere i go i always see his face

That's the purpose of the horn, ti communicate the fellow striders that it has found humans.

Complete dystopia is a tough vision to capture but Spielberg did it!

@@NicoleSams It gives me the same feeling as the titans from attack on titan, a dark feeling I can never really describe. Actual horror, shock..... Hopelessness I guess.

@@TheConspiredOne the way you perfectly described the feeling with attack on titan omg

@@justchillin1012 Thank you, yes there is something about submitting to a gigantic creature. You see it coming, and that is your god now....nothing else matters. How to survive this if you can? Be the fuck where they are not. There is no stopping them. Eerie. This is the scene that got me. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Zr2eorionp-6nYU.html hopelessness.

Because they have this overpowering presence on this world built by us, they dwarf every concept and creation we've mustered and you can't do anything to them directly, cant outrun it, it's a machine it doesn't tire, cant outpace it because it's tall with larger strides, all you can do is hide and pray and bare witness to them ravaging and destroying our world without mercy.

"even though it didn't make a lot of sense" Why not?

@@LegioXXI If the aliens sent the machines to Earth thousands and thousands of years ago, then why didn't they just invade back then? There would have been no humans to stop them.

@@crazyfvckI’ve never seen the movie, but maybe they just barely woke up? Maybe one of them awoke from its “hibernation” and that sparked a chain reaction causing all of them to awake

​@@crazyfvckThey needed mammalian blood to fertilize the red plants.

@@guspacho09 Yes, but mammals existed on this planet for millions of years before humans came along. The rodents would not have fought back against them :P

Uhm... no that's just what a Spielberg film is. There were plenty of other films that weren't nearly as good at paying attention to detail at the time, and if you think that about marvel movies you clearly are the type that pretends to pay attention but have the attention span of a fly.

At least it's quick.

@@thomasvleminckx bro really found the pro of being vaporized

Its weird how instead of burning they turned into sugar

@@totallynotaimposter its not sugar lol!

@@totallynotaimposter It's ash bruh.

I can imagine this as a parallel as how Dutch, Portuguese, British and their African allies capture populations to be sold as slaves and how they use their guns as a terrifying toll more than a weapon.

What do you mean one huge one?

@@paco2012avThe normal tripods have 3 lights, but there are larger ones with around 5 I think. You can see one, which rises out of the water during the ferry scene, a few that are roaming after the ferry scene, and three that come over the fiery hill during the military battle scene. I think it would have been more appropriate to say two tripods were actually one, rather than three, but you get the idea.

@@GenericOceanLinerHistorian omg you're right!! I seriously never noticed that I thought they were all the same. Damn I love this movie!

Literally never noticed that

Don't forget the Starship Troopers bugs in 1996. That CGI holds up still.

@@mkultra2877 yeah they also looking damn good for the time

a bit of dirt fell of him and it looked like he shit himself

It was like "What a nice looking planet" and then looked down like "BRO WTF"

​@@patriciodorime"yall look way different from before"

The tripod reminds me of the wither storm not only because of that light that comes out of their eyes but the pointy things at the bottom

@@HarvestStudios_38 that made me die of laughter, hopefully they fix dying of laughter in the next update though.

@@rockymcblocky1116 yeah it was my favorite in this movie but when I first watched this it scared me lol

I was horrified, I’m still horrified.

I was terrified and yet still obsessed with their design. Mixture of terror and awe simultaneously.

This terrified me, I had nightmares for a week 😫

​@Rocky Mc Blocky hey dont swear! Youre child

You can actually see that the tripod that is closest to river moves sideways to reach the water afap & to cutoff the retirement way

i dont think the tripod crushed the tree on purpose, and the horn is a call alerting other tripods they found humans

I definetly dont think the tree crush was intentional, but I do know for a fact that the horn is a very intentional sign of "I'm here, and I'm here to fuck all of you up." Yes ik its to tell other Tripods that they've found humans, but there are dozens of factors that go into a call so deep and loud as that.

@@ctrlaltrepeat245 I think the tree crash was an entirely spontaneous yet wonderful addition to the horn blare they did + the design of the horn is to be intimidating asf too since big predators use loud, deep noises to scare prey. WE were the prey and those horns they played out people off balance upon hearing them. Fear is a great way to corral and push your prey into the corner ypu want.

The second time they sound the horn scares me more.

Also, I think the reason the three tripods never attacked the people who were not on the ferry is because they were waiting for the people to be in in one spot. The ferry....

True, though it is implied they were waiting for the human population to reach a high enough number that the entire planet could be terraformed using their blood.

I always thought that they were a nomadic species that kept moving whenever their planet got fucked

I remember seeing a theory that the martians genetically engineered humans so that they could return and use their blood to terriform the planet, and that’s why they waited for the population to increase instead of coming immediately

I have to admit that it was a lot simpler in the earlier adaptations whey just said they were martians and left it at that. That being said, while Tsrashi makes a valid point, I think it would've been simpler to just say that the tripods as a whole were placed underground through the lightning. The lightning is basically just a substitute for the meteor/crafts that the tripods arrived in with the earlier adaptations (with the rotating ground in the first tripod scene being a clever nod to the way the crafts would unscrew to release the tripods), there honestly wasn't much of a need for them to be placed underground. On the other hand I guess you could argue that the idea of them waiting underground for the human population to reach a certain level does make for a good reference to something that's more relevant to our modern culture, that being overpopulation.

@@MythicSuns I agree with you that the Spielberg WOTW raises many unnecessary questions that could’ve been avoided by simply sticking to the source material, and your point regarding the story being changed to reflect current issues is very true since the movie makes many obvious references to 9/11. It’s possible that the concept of the threat already being here (hiding beneath our feet so to speak) only to rise up when we least expect it reflects the real possibility of terrorists integrating themselves amongst the population.

❤❤❤❤❤

Imagine what some people thought when they made a radio play about it and people were freaking out like it was a real news broadcast.

Same, but it didnt terrify me it was good

Accurate

Ikr in real life people I know including myself would run like crazy f*** that

We’re breaking out of Ohio with this one!

Well they had a sense of curiosity when observing the Tripod. They didn’t know what it was until it started killing.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Zp6Eidl5mbeonGQ.html

You would not want to live in Long Beach, California near the Queen Mary. It sounds a lot like this.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Zp6Eidl5mbeonGQ.html

Same, I always wanted to see more about them, but I guess The video game should give us more screentime on them and how terrifying they are

@@vacciniumaugustifolium1420 yeah I’m looking forward to the game, and while I hope we can fight the tripods I also hope it would be incredibly difficult and you could only win under certain circumstances like for example if their shield is gone, personally I’ll shoot at them even if I can’t kill them at all.

Please what is the name of the movie?

@@foof-gj2bq it’s in the video title it’s war of the worlds 2005 by director Steven Spielberg.

@@mclovin2408 Thanks

It's actually an Abrams tank starting just slightly slowed down

@@whaddyatalkinbout Ahh it does remind me of an M1A2 starting up when you think about it!

@@neoman7792 Well no, like it's literally the sound of an Abrams starting. Like that's the sound they use.

Awesome sound design.

Lol i though it was my PS4 starting up for a sec

So I'm guessing you would say that deer staring into the headlights of a huge noisy car would be unrealistic? It's called shock. The brain is trying to comprehend what is being seen.

Nah one guy ran for the hills it was funny

Well, people are dumb irl

@@Jambo_Neo He was probably one of the few people who survived the entire thing.

Moat people really freeze helpless when facing a natural disaster or another huge and surprising threat. Real footage of tsunamis, plane crashes and earthquakes are proof.

Maybe it’s some weird laser that only destroys organic matter

They want that drip after they conquer earth

Or maybe it’s because that polo jacket was damn expensive and the aliens respect that.

@@mclovin2408 cotton is organic so it should also be getting vaporized

@@mclovin2408 you get it.

Yes, they were waiting under the water to ambush them. It shows how organized they were

cod reference

funny how when makarov said "no russian" he meant to not say a single word in russian

​@@jazdajazda2191 hows that funny lol... Or do u mean its funny that soooo many people didnt understand what he ment with that line

@@ANewHandTouchesTheBeacon probably

I was 4, and I was traumatized when I first watched it with my dad. I couldn't sleep for days 🤣

theres just something about the way its shot that makes it feel real, like if they really existed the odds of them being after you and not someone else are slim so thats probably what you would see in reality

It's the mechanical heart beat they have. Whatever is going on inside them is so powerful it's loud enough to be heard from hundreds on meters away

Its just the shot, like it makes me feel like I'm also going to die like its coming for me. Idk it makes me feel that way.

Was mixed with practical effects.

The horn signals imminent death , because it means you have been spotted by one and that there are undeniably more of them coming to your exact location. But I imagine feeling the ground tremor under the sheer weight of these things would be utterly terrifying.

fr

Unstoppable annihilation as audio.

I completely agree, because you can hear them coming no matter how far you are.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Zp6Eidl5mbeonGQ.html

Some did run, but most were in a state of shock, curiosity killed the cat, and in this case curiosity killed hundreds of people.

Lmao 😅 easy talking if this happened u would be so terrified that u would literally be frozen unable to move hahahah 😅

Search up war of the worlds game it’s real

A game is being developed

Your wish is coming true!

Yea

That’s what she said…

Weren't the instruments used called Klaxons

@@itsMrNoble ayo 🤣 ✋️

​@@XxDyneXxFreeEnergyx Klaxons go "oohgah".

Made it with a a didgeridoo

At first I thought you meant why did they used the horn, Wich is for communicating with other tripods

@@plaguedoctorjamespainshe6009 i thought the creators mentioned it was purely for scaring the absolute bejeezus out of mfs

@@karatehh6966 I don't think hg wells ever explained exactly what the horn is for but I think that's why personally

@@bigwebsite727 I think the horn was used to communicate with other tripods

their making a game out of this. Look it up :)

This movie was ahead of its time

bro if i saw 1 crack appear il be on texas by then

Well I wouldn’t call this an horror movie

And if they had more time to finish the camelot scene.

Which one is Robbie?

@@wastrelperv The kid who plays Tom Cruise's son. He's a very unlikeable character and ruined the ending by just casually strolling back into the movie at the last minute despite what seemed to be a very obvious offscreen death halfway through.

@@MiketheratguyMultimedia Ah, the older boy. Thanks.

he knew what was gonna happen

I agree this is the only movie I liked from Tom Cruise

How did you even notice that

@@arandomyoutuber6634 right lmao

I mean, you can't really blame them for that, it's really hard to track something in a moving scene

It puts things into perspective

I honestly don’t think they cared if some lived(assumption), they expected to play the long game where it’s like eh, you may live now but your going to get tilled up when there terraforming and going to have no one to help you anyways so if you even want to live to be the last man standing so be it, it’s just a giant farm at that point

How to escape be ray or be Vincent because both of them survived

bro they would have something way better then ray guns and slow af tripods