Australia (4/5) Movie CLIP - The Bombing of Darwin (2008) HD

[@gabyapyttheduck3589]

Love Australia From Philippines 🇵🇭🇦🇺

[@monamonroe7350]

Yes luv luv filipinnee woman for white men's 4 money's an visa

[@hometv5319]

I'm from the Philippines tee hee

[@Jhonatan4262]

@@monamonroe7350 australian os gone

[@ROTHSTEIN01]

Based ​@@monamonroe7350

[@rachelar]

​@monamonrobeate7350 beat me to it

[@suddenwall]

This movie looks so cheap and expensive at the same time. Weird.

[@maxfrankow1238]

suddenwall WW2 aircraft, even replicas, are not cheap to operate so I get it.

[@SB0780]

It's supposed to mimic old school Hollywood epics of the 40's and 50's; it looks like that on purpose. "Creative intent".

[@worldinsights930]

The photography direcion is cool, but the script lacks quality.

[@funkeystudiostv]

SB0780 that HAS to be the case, I mean look at the shot at 0:25

[@kbanghart]

Cheap? You cray

[@jonzee9190]

King George is an OG, didn't even flinch!

[@Hickmaann90]

KGV had no say in that matter. The Chief of the Navy aka First Sea Lord was either Cunningham or Pound depending on the year.

[@valdeezycleaver]

@@Hickmaann90 King George is the aborigine, not the actual king george

[@felixgamesmoviesandmore6842]

1:21 that one AFK person standing in the middle of an intense battle

[@ww2gamingplayer584]

Lol

[@ww2gamingplayer584]

Bu he have Armor

[@izaak6777]

He was a native Australian or aboriginal watching his land that his ancestors lived off getting destroyed, he was frozen.

[@kyleewalsh5786]

@@izaak6777 Yeah sorry boomer.

[@xtrapubg8440]

Felix games movies and more b

[@NSWSteamFan]

Even if you don’t like the movie, you have to agree that the way Baz Luhrmann brought this World War II scene to life was incredible. The scale, the lack of dialogue, the dramatic music, all give this depiction of the Bombing of Darwin an apocalyptic look, which is fitting considering it was first time Australia came under direct attack from a foreign power. It’s probably one of my favourite scenes in the movie.

[@rachelar]

I don't have to

[@capefear56]

Ironically many of those "Zero" fighters are actually just repainted Royal Australian Air Force WW2 Wirraway and Boomerang Mk. 1's.

[@neki0playz12]

capefear56 lol

[@plaguey2022]

capefear56 that’s what I thought too

[@davvvvo]

And the other half of them are modified T-6 Texans and Harvard's fact due to the studio's lazy usage of Stock-footage from Tora! Tora! Tora!.

[@daves4923]

Yep, at 0:30 distinctive boomerang wing leading edge.

[@NSWSteamFan]

And the filmmakers did a damn good job at remodelling them. I thought they were actually A6M Zeros.

[@jessecollingwood1002]

A serious scene in a serious movie depicting one of the darkest days in Australian history and you just couldn’t help tossing in a Wilhelm scream.. really?

[@ok-ub8iw]

I know it’s excessive but it absolutely infuriates me. When i heard it this primal feeling of rage just built up in the pit of my stomach… totally ruined the immersion for me.

[@BlurieGuy]

I was at in Darwin and was in a war museum. There was a film inside the museum that made the bombing immersive, it felt scary, sad and made me angry. I also read about a pilot who dropped a bomb on Darwin, he said “Darwin wasn’t such a target”. You can find the quote at Adelaide River, which is an hour away from Darwin.

[@hannotn]

A Japanese reconnaissance plane went down on the buffalo station I used to work on, Opium Creek, but they didn't discover it until well after I worked there in the 1980s.

[@arabellathefife8171]

Yea mate I live in Darwin been there it’s good

[@Paveway-chan]

Okay 1:40 to 1:50 has got to be one of the prettiest scenes of bombs exploding I've ever seen

[@B52wegotarunner]

@@stopzthegreat yeah

[@nathanroberts1540]

My grandfather jhon roberts was a telegraphist in the darwin post office when the japanese did a direct hit on the darwin post office and killed 10 people includeing the post master

[@mspionage1743]

What else did he tell you about the raid?

[@MasterLu2]

David Gulpilil is such a good actor

[@roseanne74]

Luis Mendoza yes he is. It’s so sad he’s so gravely unwell

[@walterzamalis4846]

Rest in peace David Dalaithngu

[@williamweylts4743]

May he rip

[@seandavies6156]

That indigenous fella must have a tear to his eye, watching the country his people had cared for for tens of thousands of years burn in front of him

[@harvestcanada]

He lost along time ago when the British came a long and turned his home into a Georgian gulag for its prisoners.

[@seandavies6156]

@@harvestcanada yep

[@Sectarian.]

Lol as if they built anything

[@houseoftoussaint9609]

@@Sectarian. Enough to be proud of. Listen pal. You don’t make your candle any brighter by blowing out someone else’s candle 🕯️

[@noticias6111]

0:53-1:37 is a very memorable scene to me

[@mangeuse8512]

Australias Pearl Harbor

[@zachlee7945]

except we didn't in anyway have the capacity to retaliate like the Americans did

[@admiralthot6014]

Yet Australia was at war with Japan (America was not) and America lost around 2,400 people were as in Darwin 236 people were lost. So yes but no.

[@jehanariyaratnam2874]

same pilots i believe the day after pearl harbor

[@clinton8421]

​@@admiralthot6014 Don't downplay the largest attack ever carried out against Australia on Australian soil by a foreign power.

[@admiralthot6014]

@@clinton8421 I’m not, I’m just saying the comparison is poor.

[@hannotn]

I worked at Opium Creek Station, out towards Kakadu. A few years after I worked there a Japanese reconnaissance plane was found there, that crashed in 1943.

[@levhaiba7409]

As fellow person from Darwin it is very upsetting to know that my home town was bombed and I flew to Darwin for the 80th anniversary 💔

[@ancalites]

Darwin had no chance against the forces of the Green Screen.

[@knud8977]

Actually, almost no Japanese today know the fact that Japan bombed Darwin. They don't know the fact that Japan fought with Australia. 🙁

[@joancatalan1639]

Australians had Pearl Harbor flashbacks.

[@xtrapubg8440]

joan catalan no

[@tristanbackup2536]

​@@xtrapubg8440 It was. More planes & bombs were dropped on Darwin. 3 times over compared to Peal Harbour.

[@BillOptional]

loved how they interspliced footage from "Tora, Tora, Tora!" ( 1970 ) into this.

[@MangoTroubles-007]

That's called plagiarism

[@darkmatterhafnium1522]

1:19 wilhelm scream

[@veteran20002001]

Most of the footage is from 'Tora Tora Tora'.

[@patriot1724]

No it’s not

[@davvvvo]

1:06 - 1:14 1:17 - 1:19 is taken from Tora Tora Tora.

[@himynameis3102]

@@davvvvo a few seconds is hardly “most”

[@lavo-ld4wm]

@@davvvvo I confirm! I've seen "Tora Tora Tora" hundreds of times, and it's true! You can clearly see how different is the photography for those short seconds...

[@Vincent98987]

Most? No

[@ericday4505]

They couldn't make King George flinch, bad man , very good movie.

[@donaldtrump3310]

this reminds me of pearl harbor

[@smartlp3010]

expect darwin was worse.

[@aidensmith6277]

Smart LP Indeed

[@RouGeZH]

Darwin raid: 236 killed Pearl Harbor Raid: 2400+ killed Darwin was worse indeed...

[@smartlp3010]

RouGeZH you do realize that they attacked Darwin more then once and that they trew more bombs on it in the first raid then on Pearl Harbour already?

[@RouGeZH]

Smart LP All raids combined don't even approach 2400 killed

[@Shirley-mw6hq]

Tomorrow is the 19th February 2022. 80 years since the bombing of Darwin.

[@angieroxy7550]

Yes.

[@xavierhutchinson7257]

What if I told you that this one 2 minute scene is the only cinematic coverage of this historic air raid that made Australia fight the Japanese in ww2. I’m not kidding

[@malphone7940]

Symbolism (the native Australian watching as foreign Invaders and oppressive colonizers fight for his land) aside...this sucks.

[@comraderoyalguard4699]

Australians are not colonizers they are native to the land, how? well, the definition of Native is 'a person born in a specified place or associated with a place by birth, whether subsequently resident there or not.' therefore Australians are native to Australia as well as the indigenous population. it's not just orange & apple mate.

[@kayseek1248]

太邪太恶了犹太佬 Australia is not a part of Asia. Most people say that Australia is either it’s own thing or part of Oceania.

[@kayseek1248]

太邪太恶了犹太佬 they’re one of if not the most divergent group from practically everyone else, by that logic you might as well call Europeans “Asian”

[@kayseek1248]

太邪太恶了犹太佬 there can be cases for either, anyway, what did Deus Vult PX say?

[@capital_beaz4725]

@太邪太恶了犹太佬 Aboriginal, not abo or abros

[@jimmanuelkuhn9423]

that aborigene was like, shit I smoked to much

[@pokemonfan1richo]

*Sniffed too much petrol

[@Jaxipoo161]

Flow Tropical ha ha

[@End-Result]

Shut up

[@jayecreighton1452]

That's not funny

[@jayecreighton1452]

Respect the elders

[@deansalmon5783]

My nan's brother was in Darwin after the bombing to retrieve the crashed bombers. But he broke the Australian law and took some pictures. My nan has some on her phone.

[@marcuscaruso8456]

0:03-0:08 I love that shot

[@lachlan1580]

I love the part where the Noongar gets set free and he's all like "ah you betta get awff mah land , I'll get da tribe on you."

[@walkman7191]

What Noongar? David aint from WA!

[@MrOx85]

He's Yolngu mate.

[@clinton8421]

@@Dennis-gc9je His character is from Arnhem Land in the Northern Territory. They say so in the movie.

[@dragey-hgb-9083]

This is why white people shouldn’t talk about other races they dont know about smh

[@clinton8421]

@@dragey-hgb-9083 I'm going to go on a whim and say you meant “shouldn’t,” although, at this current state, your comment is correct. White people who don’t know about a specific culture should openly talk about it with and ask questions about it to people who know about or are a part of that culture. That’s how we learn about other people. By saying that people who don’t know about other cultures shouldn’t acknowledge it, you risk a society where cultural groups are segregated along strict lines and misunderstanding, which leads to bigotry, runs rampant. We should learn about them, one corrected comment at a time.

[@ARKHAMASYLUM-qc7bw]

This was beautiful and heartbreaking

[@shinkreytpuylap]

Native in the scene be like : *Lol what are those*

[@_steamfunk_2271]

Yeah lol

[@tonybarde2572]

Darwin, Australia's Pearl Harbor

[@radioheadtv3131]

1:20-1:31 when your life is chaos but you’re use to it I’ll stop :/

[@tyrrhenamaxus]

Is it just me or are those planes flying super low considering the power of the bombs they are dropping?

[@howietaylor2681]

tyrrhena fly low for more accuracy

[@willdill1538]

WW2 strategies

[@locky7347]

Yeah there's no way they were that low irl. It looks good for the movie though

[@ccaulkins94]

The Japanese had well trained, experienced pilots at the start of the Pacific War. This would be about 1942, a few months after Pearl Harbor but before the Japanese defeat at Coral Sea and Midway

[@samuelturner2642]

I'm from Darwin and did you know that they came to Darwin to make the part with the jetty in the movie

[@chooseyourpoison5105]

Dude that's not Darwin - that's Santa Barbara Parade and front beach in Bowen, looking out over Port Denison. They filmed some of the interior scenes of the jetty in Darwin but other than that it's all Bowen.

[@seandavies6156]

I actually saw some of the filming of the Darwin scene in bowen cbd as a kid, my grandmother took me and my brothers down to see it, was a big crater in the road

[@andrewwhitbread9362]

"The Natural Selection of How Earth is the Land of the Rising Sun in the Name of Poetry." - St. SkyKnight H M A J W Tigerclaw talon."

[@rstark9327]

Oh wow, I didn't know Pearl Harbor was in Australia

[@albertoftasmania]

It wasn't

[@maximuscaligula]

Awesome, beautiful scene but 500lb. bombs from a Japanese Val and Kate torpedo bomber single-engine navy aircraft carrier-dive bomber wouldn't cause those gargantuan explosions by themselves....

[@kbanghart]

No one cares

[@statoilbensin2190]

Plen122 agree

[@ccaulkins94]

The scene with battleships were reused footage from Tora Tora Tora. So in actuality, that's the scene of the USS ARIZONA exploding when a bomb hit her forward magazine.

[@cinematicsunproductions7748]

@@statoilbensin2190 Go Home

[@U1coolguy]

Don’t care what anyone says I say it’s a great movie

[@huldrrrr9486]

by far the best part of the movie

[@violinoscar]

Darwin was bombed over 100 times in the period 1942-43. It must have made Darwin a very scary place to live at the time. But, back to the movie; is it worth watching? It will have to be outstanding to make me sit through nearly 3 hours of Nicole Kidman.

[@dantheman7514]

When Australia is Pearl Harbor.

[@clproductions4743]

When Australia gets freaking bombed

[@MelaniaRose]

We had a 107 year old veteran who fought in the Darwin Bombings die this year.

[@ccaulkins94]

To Australians, this event is technically THEIR Pearl Harbor

[@matk4731]

I live in Darwin

[@RealD8]

Why did they free the prisoners? Is it protocol in this situation? Just curious

[@schattenvolkofficial1121]

Once watched that movie with my Dad and asked him the same question, he said yes. 😊

[@arkwill14]

1:10 - looks like that shot was taken from a Pearl Harbor movie. Judging from the ship configurations would appear to be models of the USS Oklahoma alongside the USS Maryland during the attack as the Oklahoma began to capsize due to torpedo damage flooding. There were no Battleships present at Darwin during this attack -- and certainly no American ones.

[@eigengacho1525]

Tora Tora Tora

[@novemberdelta2668]

it looks like that some attack scenes here were taken or recreated from the movie Tora! Tora! Tora! The Attack on Pearl Harbor (1971)

[@ccaulkins94]

Only scene I can't stand is when they try to pass the battleships off as whatever would have been in Darwin at that time. Maybe I'm just to inversed in Tora Tora Tora and I know those same scenes as the torpedoing of the USS Oklahoma and the destruction of the USS Arizona.

[@mattbernabe]

Cordell Caulkins I know. It bugs be too.

[@redsed1565]

Something so evil made to look like an awesome video game!

[@Ian-ke6yn]

At 1:10, why did those ships look like a Colorado-class battleship and the other that's listing look like the Nevada-Class ? Cause in my point of view they look like the USS Maryland (BB-46) and USS Oklahoma (BB-37). And last i checked, they are both at Pearl Harbor, not Darwin Harbor.

[@ccaulkins94]

Ian 1209 it was the Maryland and Oklahoma. Those were scenes polished from the 1970 war film Tora Tora Tora. and the one big explosion was the death of the USS Arizona

[@peterhill8398]

The largest US warship in Darwin harbour that day was the destroyer USS Peary which was sunk.

[@cykamode7329]

r/iamverysmart

[@arkwill14]

Yep, it must be. It's actually a pretty good representation of the scene at Pearl Harbor with the Oklahoma starting to capsize and the Maryland sitting next to it with its distinctive cage masts. That must be the bow of the West Virginia immediately astern of the Oklahoma.

[@BenHopkins1000]

Everyone can't stop comparing this scene to Tora! Tora! Tora! Truth is, many of the Japanese pilots who attacked Darwin were the same ones who bombed Pearl Harbor. Maybe that's what Baz was trying to say: Australia and America have been tearing themselves apart from racism for years, but now a common enemy has come to kill them all.

[@koltp1909]

In fact, the carriers that attacked Darwin were the same ones that would get destroyed at Midway

[@ccaulkins94]

Not so much comparing, just stating it’s reused footage from that movie for this. You are correct though.

[@donthaveonedonthaveone5901]

is it true that the mayor of Darwin was looking to save his dinner set? (-_+)

[@peterhill8398]

Yes, he insisted on his staff loading his crockery and fine china into a truck while his aboriginal house-maid lay dying, trapped in the rubble calling out for help.

[@jackfrost81]

Sounds about right.

[@HWDragonborn]

@@jackfrost81 *sounds about white

[@javierperalta7648]

I thought that abbo was going to down a Zero with a boomerang

[@KS-qr1ry]

kEK

[@Dennis-gc9je]

YEET

[@albertoftasmania]

Boomerang make strong one unna

[@hoyinching9313]

World War II is a sad story.

[@OneGuyIKnow]

Pearl Harbor: Remasterer

[@staggabob]

So the aborigine guy is literally engulfed in blast debris but his hair doesn't move a centimeter. That's either a poorly thought out scene or he really needs to wash that mullet, perhaps a sea weed root boost?

[@P4Tri0t420]

If there would be a Movie about Dresden which Was 10 times more horror...

[@JoannHines-g6f]

Happy Bornday to Gorgeous Hugh Jackman ( October 12th)❤

[@MagicpotatoAus]

out of all the anti-air guns there 1 was firing and that 1 had its shells set on the wrong time to detonate

[@wanderingkernel5002]

:John Curtin: The man who saved Australia

[@mareklewandowski9593]

Love Australia from in 🇦🇺

[@vtst1903]

I'm Japanese and I didn't know Japan bombed Australia...

[@general.comrade]

it was during ww2

[@Mondy667]

I think you didn't know about even half of what Japan did to the Chinese, Koreans, Indochinese and the Maritime Southeast Asians

[@vtst1903]

@@Mondy667 Japan did nothing to Korean and Taiwanese because they were Japanese at that time.

[@walterzamalis4846]

Because your government has blatantly left the crimes your ancestors committed out of the school curriculum. I suppose you haven't heard of comfort women, either?

[@Vincent98987]

You don't know nothing about ww2.

[@akinlatvia1344]

My dads friends where stunt people for riding the horse and also my dads friend own the station in the movie

[@dantheman7514]

HOI4 news: when japan dropped nuclear to australia

[@parrotking8315]

This is how Michael Bay makes a ww2 movie😂

[@1969cmp]

80 years ago, today.

[@johncassim755]

The Aboriginies from the movie Australia were the best if it was not for Mullah king George and the other fellow that movie would have bombed. Well done to the native Australians we honour you all.

[@redplanet9488]

Tenno Heika Banzaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaiiiiiiiiiii!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@rahmaddoank8622]

1:38 the bomber drop torpedo to the land target

[@janikhuppeler4077]

Why bomb Australia tough? Doesnt seem like a very enticing target.

[@funkeystudiostv]

They bombed Darwin- one of the most northern places in Australia- because they were already doing so well in their pacific conquest, and Australia was an allied target, and it was nearby

[@MelaniaRose]

To Attack a country you attack it’s north. US naval war ships were also posted there.

[@Robertz1986]

Australia was an important target. Remember that the American Pacific Fleet at been heavily damaged at Pearl Harbor, the Japanese had taken most of the Allied possessions in the Pacific. America had been particularly devastated in the Philippines (worst defeat in American history), and the other allies were doing no better. With the loss of the Philippines, MacArthur and the top brass fled (100,000 US troops and Filipino auxiliaries were killed or captured). The Battle of the Coral Sea was to protect Australia from being cut off from the United States. Japan even considered invading Australia, and not just bombing them. The loss of Australia would have forced an American retreat to Hawaii. This would have massively extended the war and island hopping campaign, possibly by years. American and Australian troops fought bitterly in Papua New Guinea to push the Japanese back and prevent them from seizing Port Moresby, after the Japanese had been turned back at the Coral Sea.

[@veteran20002001]

They bombed it twice in one day.

[@caralhoguy]

Watching this in Darwin

[@dewelr121]

I wonder what that native was thinking

[@florinivan6907]

He was probably thinking 'why am I watching all this mayhem and not trying to duck?Also why do all these explosions seem to miss me?'🤣

[@infinitecanadian]

I don't know why the Australians couldn't defend themselves.

[@TheLostProbe]

this was a surprise attack. the Japanese tried it again a while later and weren't very successful

[@forgottencreation]

Darwin was hardly a military target apart from ships. No warning no time to reinforce... unlike today.

[@benjaminsherry1336]

The aboriginal is just standing there when very one around him just gets blown up

[@dereksullivan1743]

Black magic bro

[@Leicestercity984]

I love in Australia

[@georgeriven682]

How every movie like this becomes reality some years later? hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

[@roseanne74]

George Riven huh?? This was reality on 19 February 1942 - LONG before this film.

[@684avatar]

Japanese are sure great at surprise attacks.

[@PrimalElf]

Underrated movie

[@McdonnelDouglasMcarthur]

I thought kangaroos were feared

[@tgonkeita9674]

Bombing of Darwin, Aussie preal harbor

[@gunsandcountry]

Maybe if those people didn't control their guns they might actually save themselves LOL

[@Robertz1986]

Half the dead at Darwin were actually American servicemen who died protecting the city.

[@byutube4360]

At the time Australia probably had a similar gun culture to ours. That didn’t change til the 90’s. But I wonder if japan had actually invaded if maybe they’d have appreciated guns more

[@seandavies6156]

@@byutube4360 australia never really had the problems with gun violence the us has

[@byutube4360]

Sean Davies wonder why, it has a tenth of the population. Howard’s ban did nothing, gun crime was on the downslide. It’s important to note in America most gun deaths are caused by cheap pistols in inner city gang wars. Not rifles in public shootings.

[@seandavies6156]

@@byutube4360 the ban appeared to do nothing because there was never really a problem to begin with most of the mass shootings in australia were feuds between indigenous people and European settlers, look up the history of mass shootings in America and the history of mass shootings in australia, you'll notice a big difference

[@frijolesjenkins6656]

Ummm. They stole scenes from tora tora tora. When the bomb is dropped and then a ship explodes, the ship exploding is from tora tora tora

[@jukio02]

I wonder why they don't use these planes in modern warfare. I feel like dropping bombs and shooting machine guns wit those planes can do some serious damage on the ground.

[@DanksterPaws]

They do

[@kittyyi-]

I want to tell you something I have bin a Darwin

[@randbarrett8706]

“man, these imperialists are wild” -aboriginal man, probably

[@justtheletterV274]

Japanese were this successful at invading

[@statoilbensin2190]

They only tried to invaded China and failed

[@TengkuAmier]

@Shut up Turkish Neo Fascist They bombed alot of Australia's coastal cities

[@mspionage1743]

@@statoilbensin2190 They were very successful at invading China and without the Americans would have captured it all.

[@Cmdrduo02us]

why wasn't there anyone showed shooting back?

[@Trucksofwar]

because there barely was, they were caught by surprise. The next time the bastards tried however they werent anywhere near as succesful

[@Cmdrduo02us]

@@Trucksofwar These were the same pilots that attacked pearl correct?

[@Trucksofwar]

@@Cmdrduo02us Yes same carrier battlegroup that attacked pearl, they dropped more bombs on sleepy little darwin than they did pearl harbour

[@nash_355]

​@Cmdrduo02us Most of them 100%. This was like 2 months after pearl.

[@LBOUNCER101]

It's just like pearl harbour

[@jehanariyaratnam2874]

the bombers actually left pearl harbor and flew to australia to attack Darwin the next day. Same pilots

[@Trucksofwar]

@@jehanariyaratnam2874 dear god i hope thats sarcasm

[@Vincent98987]

@@jehanariyaratnam2874 japanese bombers in pearl harbor? Lol

[@jehanariyaratnam2874]

@@Vincent98987 they teleported there

[@efkay9878]

They used some footage from Tora! Tora! Tora!.

[@GaelicCelt1990]

+Ef Kay I noticed that too, they've done that in a lot of depictions of the bombing of Pearl Harbour, and Darwin in this case.

[@ccaulkins94]

Ef Kay since Tora! Tora! Tora! is considered so historically accurate many films have used it's footage for attack scenes including this, Midway, The Final Countdown and Magnum P.I. It's the go to film for footage of December 7th, 1941 in cinema. Much better then Michael Bay's stuff.

[@angieroxy7550]

Australia's Version of Pearl Harbour

[@ZehraFathima-f5c]

Super movie ❤️❤️❤️

[@bellaco9616]

Todas las imagenes de aviones y explosiones son de Tora Tora Tora

[@tomlykhonglah4346]

Beautiful movie

[@rabiyaimran1795]

Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰

[@xhamster1954]

Pakisstan

[@rawpotatofella9654]

Tenno Heika Banzai!!!

[@ryhrex]

🗾🗻🌅🇯🇵 banzai!!!

[@pma281]

🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵

[@donnaoz5502]

Knowing thy self 🖐🏿

[@tipoftheiceberg7034]

This is pretty badass

[@ДениИбрагимов-у1р]

Люблю Россия из Австралии

[@austinjacob6007]

This is kinda like Pearl Harbor movie