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First time watching and reacting to Armageddon
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[@irktog5175]

Dasha explains Michael Bay's entire career in one sentence "Usually we only see explosion for 10 seconds, here they've been going on for awhile."

[@andrewblanchard2398]

😂

[@dneill8493]

🤣🤣🤣

[@ugib8377]

"American components, Russian components... ALL MADE IN TAIWAN!!!" Glad to hear you enjoyed Levs character as much as I did. Song is "Don't wanna miss a thing" by Aerosmith.

[@greenpeasuit]

Wonder if they asked Aerosmith to use the song, and Steve Tyler was like, "only if you hire my daughter for a part!"

[@highlander31527]

@@greenpeasuit Not quite. Liv was chosen for the part first. U2 was supposed to do the music first also, but Steven offered to do their own version, and the Aerosmith version was much better than the U2 version. So Bay went with Aerosmith. Did Liv tell Steven she got the part and he went all out to help her? Yes, as her dad, I am sure he did. And we all enjoyed it.

[@batbrick3949]

Good to hear you like the character of Lev. Peter Stormare is from Sweden, but he often plays Russian characters in American movies.

[@orinkinser4396]

Hes great in hitler the rise of evil as Ernst rohm

[@unluckydiablo9502]

He's amazing as the Devil in Constantine. Only screen for 5 minutes, and owns every second.

[@raziel6896]

He is an absolutely amazing actor!

[@acecombatter6620]

Dasha, you only played a tiny clip but, I think the song you wanted for your play list was "I don't want to miss a thing" by Aerosmith. The lead singer is Liv Tyler's father, Steven. Liv Tyler plays Ben Afleck's girlfriend in the movie.

[@Sowde38]

I always thought it was weird that Liv Tyler's dad sang the love song for his daughters sex scene...🤔

[@vodengc520]

@@Sowde38 Probably cause that was Michael Bay's call. From what I remember (a VHS Behind the Music episode, I believe), they approached Tyler to do the song and he said "no" at first, but then they showed him the final scene between Harry and Gracie, and he cried and said "Okay I'll do it", lol.

[@nathancruz9172]

She’s the same actress who was in the lord of the rings and the Incredible Hulk.

[@devnull1013]

@@Sowde38I mean when you consider at age 16 she was playing a flirty girl with lesbian vibes in the videoclip of Crazy, it's not at all that shocking.

[@johnmguzman7491]

Песня «Я улетаю на реактивном самолете…» by John Denver.

[@mikgus]

1:26 "It hit with a force of 10 000 nuclear weapons" The scary part is that the true number is somewhere between 1,6 million to 100 million nuclear weapons.

[@EdmontonRealEstate01]

The name of the song is “I Do t Want To Miss A Thing” by Aerosmith. The lead singer’s daughter of Aerosmith plays Grace, Harry’s daughter in the movie. You might also recognize her from “Lord Of The Rings”. She played Arwen the eleven princess who Is Aragorn’s lover.

[@x_trio_3_po333]

Also Dasha, check out the official Music Video of that song. It has clips from the film plus Steven Tyler's face substituting over Bruce Willis' face when Grace is talking to her father for the last time.

[@bigdream_dreambig]

26:01 "Oh, that sounds so bad now when I say it..." 😝 That's why we must always talk about blowing someone AWAY or blowing them UP. We never just "blow them." 🤣

[@orinkinser4396]

Never? Lol

[@PudgyCat]

"Isn't it easier to teach astronauts to drill than..." - yeah, you got the whole hole in the plot right away :D

[@foolsgold9993]

Steve Buscemi the firefighter turned actor who after 9/11 immediately went back to his old crew and worked at Ground Zero. Life imitating art or what?!

[@Kenneth_James]

The end of this movie is a real tearjerker. It's rough! And anyone that says Deep Impact is a better movie is insane.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

26:01 "That's why I'm not a detonator. Because I would blow everyone... Oh that- That- That sounds so bad, now, when I _say_ it." 😆😆😆🤣🤣🤣 Oh, Dasha!

[@wildseraphim21]

hi. im everyone.

[@user-nz5ol2ji2w]

​@@wildseraphim21😂😂😂😂

[@JohnnyXoz]

NASA: "OK Dasha, the first thing we need to test before you save the world is if you can look at your phone while driving in a car and not get sick" Dasha: "OH SH*T!!!" 😐

[@lazyperfectionist1]

4:23 "How big are we talking?" "That's what _she_ said." 😆😆😆

[@notRusl]

Dasha, your personality is so engaging... seeing your reactions so lively and vivacious and honest is like watching the film with you.... so cool!

[@waterbeauty85]

26:03 Dasha: I would blow everyone." Me: "UP!!! Blow everyone UP!" I feel like John Spartan correcting Lenina Huxley in "Demolition Man."

[@Mr.Ekshin]

The actress in this film (Liv Tyler)... that's her REAL-LIFE daddy (Steven Tyler) singing "Don't Wanna Miss a Thing".

[@williamguzman6962]

To answer your questions, "rough necks" are term to call oil drillers. They're called rough necks. And the name of the song is "I Don't Wanna Miss A Thing" by Aerosmith

[@johng482]

Armageddon is an odd word to pronounce in English because it’s actually a borrowed word from Hebrew, Har Megiddo, translated as “Valley of Megiddo” which Napoleon once described as the most perfect battlefield in the world. It’s related to the end of the world, but in reality, it’s the site of the final battle between good and evil in Christian eschatology.

[@adamskeans2515]

the same word actually exists in Russian, just pronounced differently

[@BigAl72ZGE]

I think har is more accurately translated as mountain. Though perhaps the prophesied final battle would be the fields next to the mountain so a valley in some respects.

[@KITT10K]

Lev: "American components, Russian components, ALL MADE IN TAIWAN!!!!" I love that part! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@havinginitiative6314]

I recently went down a KZbin rabbit hole of space program accidents with the US and USSR. Tragic stuff. As well designed as all of their equipment was and as well trained as the Astronauts and Cosmonauts were, space travel is incredibly dangerous. It didn't take much for a catastrophic failure to occur. RIP to the Crews of Apollo 1, space shuttles Challenger, Columbia, Soyuz 11, Vladimir Komarov, Valentin Bondarenko and many more.

[@Draxblood]

My uncle works at the space research/production Thicol (or what ever it’s called now). He works for the unmanned division, but said that the failure rate tolerance for manned craft is 20%.

[@Tehui1974]

I'll probably avoid watching the space programme accidents that you refer to, as I'll end up becoming too sad and / or p!ssed off.

[@havinginitiative6314]

@@Tehui1974 Good idea. That was my experience. On several accidents, engineers and crew stated there would /could be problems, but govt/ management said "Nah, it'll be fine."

[@foolsgold9993]

Did you know there were some strange rumors in the USSR about the first manned flight ever? It said that on return the Cosmonaut was so severely burned he couldn't be presented to the world. So the Soviets put another Cosmonaut in training, Yuri Gagarin in the spotlight to pretend he was the first man in space.

[@havinginitiative6314]

@@foolsgold9993 I've heard that, but can't get a name. I think they might be conflating that with Vladimir Komarov.

[@NerdJared]

Emotional joyride every time with Mr. Bruckheimer and Mr. Bay get together.

[@littlesth0b0]

"He's got space dementia" hahahahahahha, my favorite line in a hilarious film. Absolute classic, thanks for reacting to this, you're brill \m/,

[@callmeshaggy5166]

Classic space dementia, as we've all seen many times before.

[@UriahChristensen]

A potato gun is usually made out of PVC pipe. You put a potato down the barrel. The back is then filled with a flammable gas, like aerosol hairspray. You then ignite the gas, and the potato shoots out. Built one as a kid. Fun project.

[@islandseeker1260]

Well, yes and no... There's also something called a "spud gun" (aka potato gun); you stick the gun barrel into a potato and that lodges a bit of the potato into it; then caps (like in a cap gun) are used to fire the little bit of potato out. Given the context of the way "potato gun" was used in the movie I think they were probably referring to a little toy spud "cap" gun (which was/is easy to purchase in a toy store). The potato gun you described (using PVC pipe and requiring a lot of DIY) is usually referred to as a potato cannon -- at least in my part of the world.

[@BeastrealDT]

A potato gun is a home science project that kids make. It shoots a whole potato. The song is, "I Don't Want To Miss A Thing", by Aerosmith. The lead singer is Steven Tyler and his daughter is Liv Tyler. Liv is the actress that plays the daughter of Bruce Willis. Liv is also in, "The Lord Of The Rings". ✌️❤️🌹

[@TedwardsTube]

Potato Gun - Home experiment shooting a whole potato: That’s certainly not what the reference was to. The reference was to a toy gun that was sold to kids through ads in comic books and catalogs, beginning in the 1930s and stretching to present day. I bought one myself. It’s also sometimes called a “spud gun”. It was essentially an air gun that used a tiny piece of potato as a projectile. You’d stab the tip into a potato, dig out that little piece, pump it, and fire away. A single potato provides ammunition for an entire day of fun.

[@TedwardsTube]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spud_gun

[@Caseytify]

Back in the day when I was in college, a classmate was a Russian lady from Smolensk. She enjoyed the movie as well, especially Lev. 😏 ... What isn't obvious is that the scene where Ben Affleck and Liv Tyler are by themselves is set on pad 34, where the Apollo 1 fire took place. All three astronauts lost their lives. I don't recall whether you've watched Apollo 13 yet, but this is referenced at the start of the movie.

[@ryanh603]

Roughnecks are referred to as oil workers who are rough, uncouth, ready to fight, and working the some of the most dangerous but high paying jobs related to oil drilling. They are common in places like West Texas, North Dakota, Wyoming, and Montana. I worked around quite a bit of them in North Dakota several years back and while some were nice people, others lacked basic manners and even proper social skills. A lot of roughnecks have past criminal convictions, little to no education beyond high school, working several long weeks away from home to pay their financial obligations like child support or saving up for a down payment on a home, land, or a new truck. But on a plus they do get very good benefits depending on the employer.

[@4everhealthwellness344]

To answer your question Dasha, about what if they got sick and threw up during launch when their helmets are on. Astronauts are told to not eat solid food 24 hours prior to launching and they are given anti emetic medications that prevent nausea and vomiting.

[@Helion_Prime]

You made my day with the "detonator comment" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@adaddinsane]

Lots of reactors say "Wouldn't it be easier to train the astronauts to drill?" The answer is no. The drillers don't have to fly the ship they just have to be passengers and wear a suit, but to be able to drill you'd need years of experience to know what to do when things go wrong. The ones who know how to do things best, do the job they're trained for. Yes, of course, drilling in space is different but I'd rather trust someone who has years of experience. Also, this is not real life. (For those who hadn't noticed.)

[@claytonhaag6931]

There is no faking that reaction D. Not to worry that is the typical reaction when they start playing on our heart strings....

[@bigdream_dreambig]

14:56 That's a memorial. The three crew members of Apollo 1 all died in a cabin fire during a launch rehearsal test about a month before they were scheduled to actually take off.

[@leeannmcdermott8313]

I watched this just to Dasha’s reaction to Lev, I loved his character in this movie, I’m so glad you loved him too!

[@chuckh4077]

That's how we Americans view Russians. And Russians view Americans as cowboys... I'm good with that. lol

[@adamondracek8098]

Me 3😀 @@petercofrancesco9812

[@highlander31527]

@@chuckh4077 The most hilarious part is that Peter Stormare is not even remotely Russian. He's Swedish. In American Gods, Peter plays a god of death from Russia, John Wick 2 also, Bad Boys 2, . He's just that good.

[@chuckh4077]

@@highlander31527i bet his agent always gets calls from directors asking for a Russian bad guy. He fits the role.

[@klass_1221]

"You're just a bunch of cowboys". 😂

[@joelpayne1193]

Dasha, you have good heart because you have understand characters emotional and I like how you connected with them 😊

[@darrylcarden1851]

There was another movie done around the same time called “Deep Impact” that is the same basic idea of a planet killing meteor coming at Earth. Less action movie and more of a dramatic look at how mankind might respond. Definitely worth a watch. 👍🏻

[@wolfpackleaderalpha]

The song from AJ and Grace's date is "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing" by Aerosmith

[@scottdarden3091]

On a drilling rig you have a chain of command. The OIM (Offshore Installation Manager) then the Tool Pusher, followed by the Driller. It takes years to become a Driller. A combination of on the job training and school. The Roughnecks work for the Driller, the most experienced Roughneck is the Assistant Driller. Next is the Derrick Hand, the one that is up in the derrick at times when the automated equipment is not working he pulls or pushes the pipe in and out of the pipe rack in the derrick. Next are the floor hands which tighten or loosen the pipe. At the worm hole. You also have one or two crane operators and their riggers called Roustabouts. Most people start as a Roustabout. Then you have the maintenance crew which are led by the Rig Maintenance Supervisor, followed by the Rig Electronic technician, mechanic, electrician, and the motorman. Then add cooks and service personnel for the sleeping quarters. That is the crew of the drilling rig. Which is leased to an Oil Company. Paying for the hole to be drilled. The OIM is responsible for the rig and it's crew, but when push comes to shove he must keep the Oil Company happy, they are paying approximately $50,000 a day for use of the rig. Please watch Deepwater Horizon. I forgot to add there are a lot of third party personnel on the rig at any given time.

[@sammylane21]

Best '90's ACTION movies: Armageddon, Air Force One, The Rock, Passenger 57, The Fugitive and Die Hard 2. Guarantee you will not get bored during any of these movies.

[@edinscot56789]

Ben Affleck even pointed out how dumb it was for drillers to train as astronauts, as opposed to astronauts learning how to become drillers on the DVD commentary.

[@nrkgalt]

I believe Michael Bay’s response was, “STFU”

[@jayhop]

Yeah that aspect made no sense, but it was otherwise basically a documentary

[@sarahgillmore7322]

Easier to train someone to deal with low gravity than to train someone to be the best driller in the world in my opinion. They didn’t have to be full blown astronauts but the drillers had to be the absolute best

[@RedmoonIndustries]

the way I always look at it is from the point of view of experience... you have two important things here, "Travel & Drilling" you apparently don't have a trained Astronaut who happened to work on an oil rig part or full time before joining NASA. So, do you put your most experience in the Travel (Astronaut) or the Drilling (Oil Rig Worker). It was Harry who insisted in having his team with them, and it was Truman who asked "Can they survive the trip or not?". I think there was a lot in this movie that happened off camera.

[@Rikard_Nilsson]

@@RedmoonIndustries problem is drilling in space would be vastly different from oil rigging

[@danieloconnor1005]

Dasha: What is a potato gun? Me: It's a gun that shoots potatoes silly.

[@russcarvertruthjedi259]

This is one of my favorite movies. My daughter is a daddy's girl. 3 and 1/2 years ago, July of 2020, I got covid. I had good insurance so I called 911 and had them take me to the hospital because it was clear. I was going to be in serious condition soon. 2 days after I went to the hospital, I deteriorated to the point where I could barely see and I wasn't getting any oxygen. The only option was a ventilator. An amazing nurse named Kasey held my left hand to her chest and held my phone to my ear so I could speak with my daughter. She also did it for my son but I don't remember that conversation. I do remember my daughter crying, bawling her eyes out and trying to stay composed. She was begging me to fight. I knew there was a 10% chance of people surviving a ventilator. I didn't know until over a year later that the doctor said only given me a 1% chance of survival. I lost a lot of memories, due to oxygen deprivation. But I think my daughter begging me to fight made a difference. It only felt like a few hours, but it was 16 days. I had to learn how to drink again, a few days later. I learned how to eat again. Several weeks later I learned how to stand again and then the end of that week I learned how to take a few steps again. It's weird going from being the Superman dad. My kids always saw me as being to a helpless person having to learn how to just be alive again. My family saw this movie once together and then both my kids and I saw it several more times in the theater because it was just such an epic film. I don't care if they got some of the science wrong, most of the movies I watch get something wrong, so I don't concern myself with that. I just love a great film. This is definitely one of them. But I'm proud of being the kind of dad that my kids see as being similar to someone like Harry stamper. I worked a lot of hours, but I always made time for my kids. And I always will. I'm glad you enjoyed this film, oh, and one more thing. I don't know if you ever play video games, but if you ever play battlefield 4 or battlefield 2042, you are welcome to join the Jedi clan, my group of friends. I used to do the Russian accent a lot, because my son and I sound the same. And it's based upon Lev from our mageddon. I haven't been doing it lately because of the Ukrainian war, I don't blame the Russian people for that, unfortunately, Russians have been oppressed by dictatorial imbeciles and a kleptocracy of corruption. I don't know what the answer is for your friends and family back home. I just hope that this war ends sooner rather than later, so more young Russians aren't senselessly killed. The sacrifice of life Russians have given over the centuries has been almost unparalleled. It is unfortunate that that trend has never faded away. I'm just glad you are safe.

[@seanodonnell8001]

Peter Stormare is everyone's favorite mad Russian, despite being Swedish, and it is 100% accurate... American components, Russian components, all made in Taiwan! All also fixed by hitting it with a big enough wrench.

[@curiousthecat]

Made a nice Lucifer in ‘Constantine’ too 👹

[@tigerjonn]

That song is Aerosmith - i don't want to miss a thing .. Its actually a perfect song, because it was written by Aerosmith lead singer Steven Tyler, who is Liv Tyler's dad for his daughter... The lead woman in the movie. So if you listen to the lyrics, its not actually about a lover .... its a song about a father's love for his daughter.... Which also fits so well into this entire movie....

[@victorramsey5575]

Another adorable video Dasha. I would save the world for you because everyone needs to experience your beautiful eyes and smile.

[@lenzu27]

This has got the be one of the best reactions from Dasha yet. She goes through all the emotions in this one. Plus the "joke" that she let slip out at 26:00 was just so funny, because we all know it's true and it's fun to see Dasha's wild side slip through every now and then.

[@bigdream_dreambig]

9:10 "What is a potato gun?" A potato gun is a gun that shoots potatoes, of course! They're usually powered by small explosions (like of flammable hair spray lit in a confined space), but sometimes use pressurized air instead. 🥔🥔🥔

[@BluesElwoo2]

I first saw this movie as a teenager, back when it came out in theatres! Yep, im 42... Back then, I loved this movie. It was nonstop action packed! Jerry Bruckheimer was knocking it out of the park at this point, and this was another great addition to his movies! My grandmother said she thought it was too slow. I bought the criterion edition, which was longer, and she said it made it even slower for her. Now that I am older, I can appreciate this movie for its photography. Like all the shots are staged beautifully. Everyone is posed in every shot to look heroic as F'k. Bruce Willis is giving his most Bruce Willisy facial expressions he has ever given. But I can see now why she thought it was slow. Every shot is a bit drawn out with dialog at times that is maybe a little long winded. Probably not as rewatchable as Con-Air, but a pretty dang good movie that has been somewhat forgotten. And if you don't cry a little at the end, you might not have a soul.

[@DaveW90]

I like Armageddon for its music i even have a CD for its soundtrack which I like to pull out and listen to when i'm driving. The song is I Don't Wanna Miss a Thing by Aerosmith which got nominated for an oscar. Their best song in my opinion.

[@bigjoeofthe707]

Dasha this movie came out at almost the same time as Deep Impact did. During the time when a supposed doomsday asteroid was spotted. Enter Armageddon and Deep Impact. Wouldn’t be the first time 2 studios would make movies with the same theme.

[@traceyreid4585]

Heartfelt reaction... fabulous haircut 💃

[@IggyStardust1967]

I am NOT a "Bruce Willis" fan..... but dammit, I have to admit that he's brilliant in this movie. This movie was perfectly cast, for every part. Steve Buscemi knocks it out of the park with this one! I first saw him in Airheads, and what he did during 9/11...... awesome human being.

[@zzygyy]

It's pure 90s gold box office hit. Saw it a few times in theater. Armageddon and Independence Day. 👍

[@peupinguinha1515]

the song is "dont wanna miss a thing" by aerosmith 😉😉

[@quixote6942]

THE SONG is Aerosmith's "I don't want to miss a thing"... And it's being Sung by Liv Tyler's Father!

[@bigjoeofthe707]

35:28 LMAO! This is one of the reasons we love your reactions Dasha. Lmao. You got too hyped for that. Lmao

[@4everhealthwellness344]

This movie came out in 1998 when I was still active duty in the Navy. I knew several DoD (department of defense) reps because we worked with civilian defense contractors. One said that in reality the US government and NASA would VERY quickly cross train astronauts in drilling and still send drillers but VERY quickly attemp to prepare them as astronauts as well. So both bases are covered. They would also not just send 2 shuttles but likely 4 to 5 because of the potential hazards and let's face it, relatively low chances of success

[@captainchaos3667]

You should definitely also watch Deep Impact. It came out around the same time, and IMHO it's even better because it's more realistic and takes itself more serious.

[@TedwardsTube]

Absolutely agree. Deep Impact was better.

[@bigdream_dreambig]

In my experience, people who watch movies with their intellect prefer Deep Impact, while people who watch movies with their hearts prefer Armageddon. Since I'm one of the "heart" people, I don't think Deep Impact is even in the same league.

[@TedwardsTube]

@@bigdream_dreambig Haha. No way. You’ve got it reversed, my friend. Armageddon is more of an action flick (hence Michael Bay’s involvement) - read: “Entertainment for the masses”. Deep Impact is a serious drama, full of incredible acting performances and tear-jerking emotion-stirring, thought-provoking situations and scenes exploring the more interpersonal responses humans would have in such a doomsday scenario.

[@bigdream_dreambig]

@@TedwardsTube And yet Armageddon is the one that invariably leaves people with tears running down their face, while Deep Impact causes people to talk about it like movie critics using five-dollar words.

[@jamesdee759]

If I remember right, I could be wrong, this is the first movie where the father/parent (Steven Tyler) creates a Song for a movie that their Daughter stars in. The song "I don't wanna miss a thing" by Steven Tyler. I like the fact that Liv Tyler goes on to play an Elf (Arwen) in the Lord of the rings movies.

[@tobaobokoomi1693]

Dont forget Empire Records

[@akeel_1701]

@13:17 "I don't wanna miss a thing" by Aerosmith fun fact, if you don't already know, Liv Tyler is the actual daughter of Aerosmith front man Steve Tyler

[@brandonhill2183]

The song is....Aerosmith - I Don't Want to Miss a Thing. The lead singer Steven Tyler is the father of Liv Tyler. She plays Grace

[@Johnny_Socko]

Lev is my favorite character in this movie. I love his attitude. And he is right that, other than the NASA pilots, he is the only real cosmonaut/astronaut on the crew. Everyone played their part, but they would not have succeeded or survived if Lev hadn't been there. You should definitely see more movies with Peter Stormare, he is brilliant and a little crazy, lol.

[@midnight2768]

Nice reaction lml You should take a look to Deep impact (1998) as well.

[@joshuazerbe5777]

17:54 Your reaction to Lev was everything I had thought it would be 🤣

[@DopeSauceBenevolence]

Regarding pronunciation: While the softer A sound is correct, it doesn’t actually matter. As long as you enunciate your syllables, your pronunciation doesn’t matter. Why not? CARAMEL. CARIBBEAN. Ask five of your friends how they pronounce these two words, and you’ll realize that in English, we don’t care, as long as it’s close enough. (As opposed to Chinese and Japanese.)

[@artursandwich1974]

Ой-ой-ой, Дашенька... You're so sweet! The song is "I don't want to miss a thing" by Aerosmith (probably the mooshiest of their ballads).

[@redbelli8297]

Great Reaction, Dasha!

[@doingstuffwithrus6574]

Bruce Willy! LoL 😆

[@davidgagne3569]

Another GREAT reaction from Dasha!

[@portland-182]

Other 'good' Russians in sci fi - The Darkest Hour (2011), 2010 The Year We Make Contact (1984), and a great actual Russian sci fi Sputnik (2020)

[@justinmeade2327]

Dog never at fault? Screw that! They are as much to blame as anyone else!

[@phaethonprime3790]

A potato gun is a homemade gun which fires potatoes as ammunition. It's a cool project as a teenager. ;)

[@DT-hp8de]

"But they have to go to space though." LOL Yes, yes they do.

[@chueco09]

by far the best channel😍😍

[@tonyrossell832]

Agreed

[@titleloanman]

I can’t get enough of Dasha’s innuendos 😂😂😂

[@nrmnnk4057]

the song you were asking about? I Don't Want To Miss A Thing, By Aerosmith. a good portion of this soundtrack was sung by Aerosmith. The lead singer, Steven Tyler is the real father of the Liv Tyler, female lead actress, (Harry's daughter.)

[@OptmiusPrime114]

I was hoping you’d react to Armageddon, just to see your thoughts on Peter Stormare’s Russian character Lev! And the song is called “I Don’t Want to Miss a Thing” by Aerosmith, whose lead singer Steven Tyler is the father of Liv Tyler, the lead actress in this movie.

[@phaethonprime3790]

Lev is actually my favorite character in this movie. - Glad you approve.

[@mostaley5049]

Love your reactions. 😊👏🥰

[@galagajunkie]

Your hair looks FANTASTIC girl!

[@ceruleanblu3184]

This movie has a competitor: Deep Impact. Not as many explosions, but still a powerful movie, just like this one.

[@bigdream_dreambig]

In my experience, people who watch movies with their intellect prefer Deep Impact, while people who watch movies with their hearts prefer Armageddon. Since I'm one of the "heart" people, I don't think Deep Impact is even in the same league.

[@DannyGeeFp]

Started to watch your reactions recently.. i love your accent 😜

[@patrickskramstad1485]

A potato cannon is a pipe-based cannon that uses air pressure (pneumatic), or combustion of a flammable gas (aerosol, propane, etc.),[1][2][3][4] to launch projectiles at high speeds.[5] They are built to fire chunks of potato, as a hobby, or to fire other sorts of projectiles, for practical use. Projectiles or failing guns can be dangerous and result in life-threatening injuries, including cranial fractures, enucleation, and blindness if a person is hit.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

This movie came to theaters on July 1, 1998, right in wake of a movie called _Deep Impact_ which came to theaters on May 8th. The two movies have almost _exactly_ the same plot, but in my honest opinion, _Deep Impact_ is much better. _Armageddon's_ a good movie, but _Deep Impact_ is much better. Michael Bay only _wishes_ he was Mimi Leder.

[@bigdream_dreambig]

In my experience, people who watch movies with their intellect prefer Deep Impact, while people who watch movies with their hearts prefer Armageddon. Since I'm one of the "heart" people, I don't think Deep Impact is even in the same league.

[@IMaximusDMI]

American component, Russian component. ALL MADE IN TAIWAN!

[@bluesguitar4286]

You are the best Dasha :)

[@mikebrown7799]

Hi Dasha, you look very nice in your black top with your dark features!🙂You are correct about the title pronounciation in English!😉Yep, you know your big budget action films now, Dasha. A "Potato Gun" is just a plastic gun that shoots potatos. They range from small handheld guns to a large cannon size. A "Roughneck" is an oil driller. The song is "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing" by Aerosmith. Liv Tyler's (Grace) father is Steven Tyler who is in the band. I forgot they had that Russian character in this one, Dasha.😉I'm surprised you approved of Lev's acting as a Russian. Great emotional reactions to this big blockbuster film, Dasha!!!!🎬👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@jet07son]

in america , bicycles can share the road with drivers , but most people ride their bike on the side of traffic

[@MC-yi8ij]

No the song is by Aerosmith - "I Don't Want To Miss A Thing"

[@darrylcarden1851]

If you think back to Iron Man 3 when Tony was hiding out in the kids garage, when the kid caught Tony the homemade contraption he threatened Tony with was a potato gun.

[@DJGuatemala83]

An action packed explosion disaster movie, w a lot of heart-felt characters and interactions and some funny moments.😂

[@hejdy1337]

the new haircut is absolutely amazing

[@babotond]

the song is Don't wanna miss a thing by Aerosmith

[@AngelSalazar-rr3yb]

This movie Armageddon, and Deep Impact which they both came out the same year were both good. The difference is the drilling worked perfectly in this movie, except for the other one. Weird huh. P.S. Dasha I like your hair you look like Scarlet Johansson’s character in CAPTAIN AMERICA and the WINTER SOLDIER.

[@jasonwright5354]

The song you were asking about, is "I Don't Want To Miss A Thing," by Aerosmith.

[@tonyrossell832]

Great job Dasha! Another fun reaction to a good movie. And you're right the cast is stacked. Keep up the great work.

[@Mr.Ekshin]

Your tear ducts were pretty close to just squirting tears across the room... and it was adorable.

[@patrickv391]

28:24 That's what she said.

[@keithburge316]

Great reaction dasha.

[@mikennem9077]

Lev is AMAZING!!!! Love that character

[@Trifler500]

A potato gun is a compressed air gun specifically designed to shoot potatoes. :)

[@jeremybr2020]

Yes, it does take years to train astronauts. But there was some key differences in this case. Real astronauts are trained to fly the space shuttle, and do other complex scientific work while in space. This crew in the movie are more less simply getting a lift to the asteroid. They won't be flying the space shuttle, or doing anything else other than their drilling duties. The one thing they would have to train for, is learning how to move while in space and work in space suits. Which that is pretty much the extent of the training you see in the movie.

[@paulieluppino1856]

3:29 .....Nobody likes to see a dog dying, but this puppie shall be small pieces of dust right now...... 9:10 ....."What is a potato gun?"..... Is an air compressed type of gun that shoots potatoes..... Never seen one myself, but they're pretty popular in the U.S. (Figures, yanks loves guns)........