Backdraft (4/11) Movie CLIP - Tim and the Backdraft (1991) HD

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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Despite Stephen's (Kurt Russell) warning, Tim (Jason Gedrick) gets burned by a backdraft and taken away on a stretcher.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
The sons of a Chicago fireman who gave his life in the performance of his duties, firefighting brothers Kurt Russell and William Baldwin carry their lifelong sibling rivalry into their work. Russell is convinced that Baldwin hasn't got what it takes to remain in the fire department. Baldwin is transferred to a "safe" assignment, assisting arson investigator Robert DeNiro, who is trying to make sense of a series of fires involving an oxygen-induced ball of fire called a backdraft. The investigation reveals a link between corrupt alderman J. T. Walsh and imprisoned pyromaniac Donald Sutherland. The trail of evidence leads Baldwin to suspect that his brother Russell, a much-decorated hero, may be the "inside" man setting up the arsons.
CREDITS:
TM & © Universal (1991)
Cast: Kevin Casey, Jason Gedrick, Richard Lexsee, Jack McGee, Anthony Mockus Sr., Cedric Young
Director: Ron Howard
Producers: Raffaella De Laurentiis, Pen Densham, Larry DeWaay, Brian Grazer, Todd Hallowell, Richard Barton Lewis, John Watson
Screenwriter: Gregory Widen
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[@maximillian1109]

I always liked it how they made the fire almost gasping for breath before the door was opened.

[@willowmarian]

This movie has always been difficult to watch. When I was 14, we had a gas explosion in our home. My, then 12 year old brother, was caught in the blast. The ambulances took my brother and my parents and I was left to watch my house burn, standing in the street holding my cat. I watched firefighters going into the house while an inferno raged. It was the fire marshall who realized I was all alone and helped me. I will always view firefighters like our soldiers...the bravest men on earth.

[@christianromero6604]

Ur brother ok?

[@drfish9388]

Sorry

[@cardizzle4247]

Thank god ya got the cat out

[@CraigMcfly1985]

Sorry story fam. Hoping your brother is ok.

[@sataneatsass]

my dad was a firefighter and almost made lt.

[@yousrichaachoua9814]

They forgot to add the scene where stephen turns around from the ambulance and nobody says a word but their faces say it all, also a scene of great acting!

[@space1104]

One of the first movies I ever watched as a child and after watching the movie over 100 times between VHS all the way to digital I can just about recite every line in the movie.

[@FalconsFanForever]

Me to one of my favorite movies as a kid

[@lorddrayvon1426]

Oddly enough, when I was 9, I watched this movie and it scared me so much that we had our copy destroyed. Why was I watching a movie rated PG-13 when I was that young? My father rented it from CEX (think of it like a British Blockbuster but mainly selling electronics ala Circuit City and the movies are all second-hand) and I popped it into my laptop DVD Player as I wanted to be a firefighter when I was younger. That quickly changed when I realised how prone firefighters are to things like lung cancer and some of the worst deaths on a job that you can have. The scene that got me wasn't this one but instead the one in what I remember being a movie theatre or a church or something where a guy opens a cupboard and the camera shows a backdraft coming right at the camera.

[@TopherWS]

Me too yo, vhs and all that 😂😂

[@CherryFrog321]

​@@lorddrayvon1426this movie actually is rated R, not PG-13.

[@Makin3m]

Same here. This movie made me want to become a firefighter when I was a kid. Watched it almost daily. Never became a firefighter though

[@PeaceEpieces]

underrated movie total classic

[@PeaceEpieces]

Rokingaming Kills im a restarted idiot huh who knew

[@alex_1798]

Sam Schutte what bitch you got a problem with my opinion

[@The_AbereOfficial]

Rokingaming lmao

[@pedrosepulveda6024]

This movie is not underrated nor it's overrated

[@CraigMcfly1985]

@@pedrosepulveda6024 what do you call it then Pedro.

[@yousrich46]

Crazy how the whole story would’ve changed if Tim checked that door for heat.

[@somnuswaltz5586]

Dumb comment. You can say that about any major plot line about every single movie.

[@MynameisBrianZX]

The movie unfairly frames the backdraft as being caused by a mistake, real backdrafts are more often caused when the structure degrades and creates a new inlet for the atmosphere. There are signs of possible backdraft conditions (hot doors not being one because everything is hot), and you could try to ventilate the room from the highest point where escaping smoke pushes against the atmosphere, but there's never a guarantee in a failing structure.

[@yousrich46]

@@MynameisBrianZX we know mr scientist, just enjoying a movie

[@bradenharris8718]

That’s every single movie. We know things SHOULD’VE been done or gone x, y, z but people enjoy movies so we suspend our belief.

[@christytauler5672]

It wouldn’t have changed the story, there was still an arsonist creating these fires because of evil politicians. Tim getting burned did not change that.

[@BlueTGM40]

I just realized that Brian and Jen were riding the original Engine 51, I guess it was long time blessings that Chicago Fire could be born

[@CraigMcfly1985]

The tv series right Blue?

[@BlueTGM40]

@@CraigMcfly1985 correct Craig.

[@Adamdow95]

The sound from 1:05 to 1:15 is eerily fantastic and it was Oscar nodded.

[@jimgritty7064]

Special effects oscar too

[@abdulhouser]

Thunderous!!

[@shaynewheeler9249]

🔥🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒🔥🔥🔥

[@philhartman1948]

It's called "Gary Rydstrom Lion Growl"

[@CraigMcfly1985]

And give credit to Allen Hall on his work on the villain: 🔥 📛

[@vampirelord1001]

A lesson learned here: never break open a door without checking for heat, never telling whether a backdraft is waiting to escape

[@Itsyourownfault]

You should also check for signs in the smoke

[@kayliepotter3690]

Never open the door check for heat mostly a backdraft is a fire dyeing then you open that door and she gets air DOOM backdraft. My grandfather was a firefighter he told me these stories

[@RemiGod_Plays]

I feel like that was pretty self explanatory

[@WizardOfHumor1989]

Should be included in an education safety video for students.

[@HugsBach]

Backdraft is a very good educational film as well as a story. Miss old Hollywood 😪

[@TalonJoyntFireAndRescue]

One of the saddest scenes in firefighter movies. The screaming. Christ

[@johnstjohn3595]

How did this kid graduate the academy When he failed his Training in the field?

[@edmontonboy99]

It’s the classic “rookie mistake” when probies forget stuff like that.

[@midnightstar1996]

He was trying to impress Stephen because Stephen was his mentor.

[@allengreene9954]

@@midnightstar1996. Steve’s Cowboy Ways rubbed of on Tim In the Wrongest Way Possible🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿😢😢😢😢

[@a.edwardsnycta5785]

He got too cocky after the first couple of doors

[@johnstjohn3595]

@@a.edwardsnycta5785 I'll say 😆

[@liamweaver2944]

I have a friend who is a volunteer firefighter near where I live. He told me the story of a time he responded to an alarm at a house. He was the first on scene. He smelt a little smoke but not too much. He went down to the basement, and opened the door and a ton of black smoke and flames lept at him. Fortunately, he was able to close the door before he ended up like Tim. He told me “The lesson: never open the basement door without checking for heat first.”

[@hardstyle971]

Check for heat , open the door + fast smoke cooling can prevent these things. What He had was a flashover Not a backdraft, he wouldnt be there anymore if that was the case.

[@thatoneguyhoe1972]

Beginning of movie : Kid Stephen: “ you do it like this and it could open up in a fire and you could burn and die” *Rest of Movie* Stephen has his jacket open in all fire scenes.

[@infjintegrityvsnarcissism7295]

Yeah, trust me that's pure Hollywood

[@CraigMcfly1985]

That's the factory fire sequence you mentioned.

[@-Zer0Dark-]

It could just be a plot hole, but I feel like that's Stephen's reckless way of coping with what happened to their dad. Either because he's angry and wants to tempt fate, or because he wants to prove to himself that he's better than his old man--even better than the fire itself--because he can expose himself and still be untouchable. Notice, if I'm remembering right, that he's the only character who routinely does this in the movie. He's also an alcoholic, and has torn his family apart due to his inability to cope with his trauma. I think his recklessness is intentional.

[@jonstefanik9400]

and Stephen never wore his mask.

[@cosmokramer179]

My dad is a retired firefighter and this is his favorite film

[@riofanl3638]

This film holds up so well

[@Sipex6484]

Flashovers and backdrafts sound scary as hell.

[@pontiacGXPfan]

Even in the 90s Kurt Russell was the cool old guy in movies

[@CraigMcfly1985]

Even in da 80's he was a badass and still is this day.

[@douglaswhite6702]

I love this movie. I am a 4th Gen Fireman ( disabled now from a Line Of Duty Injury ) But the one thing that they lacked in this movie was the number of lines that would have been layed and the setup of the truck. BUT it is the BEST firefighting movie ever and I hope the 2nd movie can hold up to this.

[@lorddrayvon1426]

Pretty sure that there never was a second movie but who knows?

[@douglaswhite6702]

@@lorddrayvon1426Backdraft 2 (also known as Backdraft II) is a 2019 drama thriller film directed by Gonzalo López-Gallego and written by Gregory Widen. A sequel to the 1991 film Backdraft, it stars Joe Anderson, with William Baldwin and Donald Sutherland reprising their roles as Brian McCaffrey and Ronald Bartel in the 1991 film. It was released on for a direct-to-video format on May 14, 2019.

[@CraigMcfly1985]

Sadly douglas it didn't hold up like this one.

[@andreabutler9202]

Poor tim, its a shame he got burned like that.

[@danacarter9147]

Ikr. That's a frightening and heartbreaking scene. 💔😔

[@HaythamAlsayed]

*Tim did not, in fact, check that door for heat*

[@reidcraig3739]

1:06 it was at this moment that he knew, he f***ed up

[@loganironside4639]

tears me up everytime i see this

[@kbadge7134]

the first thing we are taught with interior firefighting and dealing with doors, always check for heat

[@LaylaVaughan]

Fire: Don't try it, Tim. Tim: Don't underestimate my power. Fire: I have the high ground.

[@obamabinboolin8128]

Brandon Vaughan Fire: Boom see that Tim that that’s power

[@thelightskinfireempire1187]

@@obamabinboolin8128 that's right check out or video you will love them

[@knightwind6628]

Nice! A Star Wars reference in movie like this, awesome. 🤟😎

[@mikegallant811]

​@@knightwind6628poor Tim looked like Anakin post mustafar. Well his face certainly did anyway.

[@knightwind6628]

@@mikegallant811 well at least he didn't get an arm and both his legs sliced off trying to arrogantly jump over the fire. Despite losing 95% of his skin, Tim still thankfully has all his parts.

[@loganironside4639]

always check for heat

[@JLJ061]

I guess Hollywood firefighters don't believe in "Try before you pry" lol

[@alexneumeister6729]

+SparkDalmatian Guess they forgot to teach Tim that in BASICS, Steven told him first it's oh yeah right then this

[@navblue20]

+SparkDalmatian -There have been real firefighters who have done similar stuff-that is why training films exist.

[@navblue20]

+Alex Neumeister -Remember the scene where DeNiro is chewing out the guy for messing up a fire scene. " So stop me if I got this wrong. Now the fire is almost out, you're upstairs on the unburned floor checking for heat, is that correct? And you've been told by your Battalion Chief, your Captain and by me not to do nothin', right? Not to do nothin' until ordered. That's correct, right? "Ok. But now the itch starts. The 'Glory Boy' flash starts. 'Hey, I'm a hero. Heroes don't just stand around.' You can tell me, that's what it was, wasn't it? So you punched out a window for ventilation. Was that before or after you noticed you were standing in a lake of gasoline? Was that before or after you noticed you were standing in a lake of gasoline, you idiot!?" Same thing with the kid. I am willing to bet you and I have seen something very much like in our careers.

[@alexneumeister6729]

+navblue20 I've said a few things ending with "You idiot" to the rookies

[@Corneliusbryan8806]

SparkDalmatian hell its sone guys on the job in real life that I've seen personally that forget that lol

[@simplyty863]

True story: right after this scene my dad went straight to the hospital and into the delivery room for my brother Jian in full burn makeup.

[@fatherotti]

That's so cool that your dad Jason, played Tim! :)

[@fatherotti]

@@ozymandias35 Lol I know right. Simply Ty's dad is a big celebrity and this story is great haha.

[@jonstefanik9400]

I also remember him as the older brother in Summer Catch. After seeing that movie I started going once a year to take in a Cape Cod League Baseball game.

[@Dave_B33]

This is a great story!

[@danacarter9147]

​@@Dave_B33 It's an AWESOME story, that's for sure!😀

[@alexandergrube6437]

The music in this movie is phenomenal!

[@gabriellaherbek2757]

I love this movie because it has Scott Glenn and Kurt Russell William Baldwin they are my hero's and I love all of you guys keep doing what you guys do

[@fdnybeast310]

It’s surprising someone burning that long survived, especially when he was wearing a rubber bunker coat. Respect for Tim

[@sitdowndogbreath]

If he wasn't wearing that stuff he be burned alive

[@CraigMcfly1985]

Jason Gedrick's character yeah.

[@TalonJoyntFireAndRescue]

This scene gets me every time. I’ve gone of calls with the CFD and I’ve seen guys get hurt bad.

[@jerseybruh9739]

Axe did mention earlier in the movie that Tim had a hideous pair of ears. Bull gave him specific instructions to "Stay here...". Had Tim listened to Bull, all of that could've been avoided. Lesson learned: always listen to instructions.

[@1f5sda]

I think my younger sister cried when she and I saw a snippet of this scene on TV when we were younger somewhere in the late '90s on TV. As a fellow firebuff, I have watched this film MANY times and it is probably one of the best Hollywood fire movies I have watched. Well done for those who made this film! I might visit the firehouse where it was filmed sometime.

[@MrTree1779]

The only line I ever remembered from this film (watching it as a child 24 years ago), was "Check that door for heat?" ...and the backdraft itself. Nothing before or after. Scared me for weeks. Still makes me nauseous. ...Though, watching this scene now, I chuckled at how post-fire "Tim" looks almost exactly like Vader, when Luke removes his mask: "Now go, my brothers. Leave me---" "No, I'll not leave you here, Tim. You're coming with us. We've got to save you!" "You already have...dude. You were right about the door. Tell the others, you were right..."

[@SigmaOperator]

Ive seen this happen to a buddy. He didnt check the door, but its not his fault. Adrenaline, pressure, and all the like. Its sickening to watch happen though.

[@brockgleason2924]

MrTree1779 u have to admit that it’s still a great movie

[@kidwok1342]

dont worry hes ok

[@JalandharShere]

@@SigmaOperator was ur pal ok in the end?

[@lorddrayvon1426]

That one scene in I think a movie theater or something got me so badly that we destroyed our copy of the film. Re-watching it today, I have no idea why. Watching it now does bring out some visceral instinctive fear but nothing like it did back then. Something similar happened when I watched the Towering Inferno for equally weird reasons. Why I watched films rated PG-13 at age 9 I don't goddamn know. The scene from that film that got me wasn't Bigelow and his mistress burning to death or any of the other deaths but that one scene where the firefighters ascend a staircase only for it top explode behind them and one goes "ain't no going back that way" or something similar.

[@Avofan]

Rookie mistake.

[@complicatedbreakfast7645]

Tim did not check the door for heat

[@MartinAston00]

Baldwin and Russell were such standouts in this, I typically forget De Niro was even in this! Which is crazy… great acting, great film.

[@joewhitehead3]

What about Donald Sutherland?

[@MartinAston00]

@@joewhitehead3 Ohhhh huge miss on my part🤦‍♂️ … Another EPIC one ! Small, but sooo impactful for the movie. 💯👌👏👏👍

[@MartinAston00]

@@joewhitehead3 honestly don’t know why I didn’t think of him, his part makes up a third of the story

[@CrystalClearWith8BE]

1:04 The door's busted. 1:06 Gosh, that was painful. 1:14 Look at that blaze!!!

[@phillipmorales8886]

He said "Tim check that door for heat" and he didn't it his own damn fault!

[@dennisdrozdov1424]

I wonder what it would look like if Tim actually CHECKED THAT DOOR FOR HEAT?

[@edmontonboy99]

Did you check that comment for heat Dennis?

[@1jazzyphae]

Pretty sure you just touch the door with your hand lol

[@JustSomeCanadianGuy]

One thing about a movie like this you couldn't do today is make it rated R.

[@midnightstar1996]

I need to watch this movie all the way through one day. I watched it when I was little because my dad absolutely loved this film. He used to watch it all the time.

[@midnightstar1996]

UPDATE FOUR YEARS LATER: I watched the whole damned thing! Roll on payday when I can watch the second film.

[@MrUKFORLIFE]

Awwww..man...poor Tim...Very sad sad scene. :(

[@zachking3284]

ya it is and i like how stephens like TIM AND STARTS TRYING TO PUT THE FIRE OUT THATS REALLY GOOD CUZ AND HOW THEY HAVE TO PUT STEPHEN OFF TO PUT WATER ON HIM

[@Grimba86]

Well the fire sure looked at poor Tim.

[@zachking3284]

his a rookie and rookie firefighters get eager to fight there fires and be a hero so in real life that could have easly happen

[@bey00001]

Check that door for slim jims

[@coreyconstruction3695]

Who remembers this movie 🙋🏽‍♂️

[@DonCorleone87]

check that door for heat Tim?

[@75Bergie]

Service, Duty, Pride & Honour

[@mikaelcleveland9783]

I’ve watched this show and backdraft 2. They are awesome movies

[@damonculbert5853]

0:33 howdy boys.😂

[@RedCard94]

Dammit Tim! CHECK THE DOOR!!

[@jackhollandthe3800]

Poor Tim...

[@littlemaelights8995]

3 4 better check that door otherwise you be lookin like Freddy Krueger

[@sha11235]

Did you check that door for heat, Tim? Well, he got the answer.

[@Defender78]

im afraid Jason Gedrick used bad advice for breaking in the door. He must have learned it from the evil Colonel Nakesh from Iron Eagle, "Attack them through the flames!"

[@markdichiara6299]

Tim was having too much fun with fire. This is what happens.

[@zachking3284]

he got eager and tried showing the older guys that he is a good firefighter

[@goodbyeseeyalater]

Even though Tim doesn't die,I feel like Hell for him. He had a new career and his life in order. There was never a update on his condition.

[@Houston2dash1]

I could be wrong, but at the end of the movie when the station is turning out, the guy farther from the camera getting on Truck 46 kinda looks like him, so maybe he went back to work? I do wish there was an actual update on his character, though.

[@righthandwolf306]

There was an update, sorta. Later in the movie, when Brian talks to Jennifer about her boss being being business partners with the victims of the other suspicious fire deaths, she tells Brian that she heard that Tim was going to be okay.

[@snakes3425]

Usually the first truck or engine on the scene establishes command and the commander is usually the guy in the right front seat and he passes command once a more experienced or senior officer arrives

[@hellsfirefreedomtube6984]

One of my childhood favorites. A real “BLAST” from the past

[@pacman9425]

1:22 his FACE 😱😱😱

[@dennisdrozdov1424]

Jesus, why would they show this?!!😫

[@kingwitnocrown1]

@lovesyou25 a firefighters gear is just meant to repel the heat not to keep from catching on fire. If the suit takes on too much heat then it can catch on fire, and a backdraft fire is really really hot so no chance on surviving one. I know this cause I'm taking fire classes and I'm in the fire academy haha :p

[@zeroangelmk1]

If the heat is enough to ignite your bunker/turnout gear then you're probably already dead. The heat from a flashover event (the temp which is hot enough to cause an entire room to auto-ignite) is about 1100 degrees Fahrenheit. If even a few percents of that heat penetrates through the your bunker gear's material and through the tiny gaps between your gear (which it definitely does), then you're cooked within seconds.

[@TheJordanHunt3r]

Poor timmy

[@zachking3284]

ya it is and stephen trys putting it out

[@THEvagabond29]

I feel that feeling when theres nothing you can do. Ive worked in forensics... to try to find answers after the fact. And its hard to look at every inch of detail and wait weeks for labs to make a forensic determination on our side. Ive had the hardest time with my family after work that I cannot talk about this evidence because it is crucial and could comprise the case.

[@rodonis88]

YOU burned him Stephen!!

[@stephenfisher5129]

Stephen: (To Brian) F@#& You! >:(

[@mani1639]

Yes most fire grounds would have a rehab.

[@jamiewright4804]

My husband is a firefighter and this horrified me. I thought it could make me understand more. I was wrong.

[@timcartwright7650]

GREATEST MOVIE EVER MADE. .

[@patrickworkman1014]

Dammit Tim why didn't you check the door first.

[@edwoodspencer5813]

Like a fireball whiskey Dr pepper old 23 liquid sunshine yeah "I spit fire"

[@jackhollandthe3800]

0:33 Howdy Boys!

[@jasonbourne9418]

0:40 clear STAY HERE he wonders off anyway and burned his self for not following orders.

[@zakshobbiesoldchannel7946]

Yep though the Lieutenant still would be screwed because he's his responsibility on duty.

[@khankonner3656]

Yup

[@2410jrod]

Zack Jannenga sad but true but he didn’t check the door either. Saddest part is the one to blame is Tim for being overeager and stupid

[@dnasty312]

@Keystone79 standing in a lake of gasoline

[@lorddrayvon1426]

People always talk about the weirdness of Tim's behaviour but no one's gonna address the other firefighters? When Stephen leaves the room, there are clearly other firefighters present but they did nothing to protect a colleague? Didn't even call out?

[@19KDC93]

Stephen: You checked that corner for a camper, Tim? Tim: *DEAD*

[@Citrusfruits50]

God Bless REAL Firefighters 🙏🏻

[@zachking3284]

ya they normally bring something for them to drink after

[@zachking3284]

no and he was trying to teach him some stuff that a rookie needs to know

[@patrickkanas3874]

Possibly the most unrealistic firefighting Hollywood has ever depicted, but man I love this movie

[@CraigMcfly1985]

Fire: Don't even think about it Tim!!! Tim: I got the Axe!!! Fire: You're asking for it Tim!!! Stephen: Tim wait check that door!!! Tim: (Axe Bangs the door) Fire: (Explosion boom) Stephen: TIM!!!! Very haunting but very sad to watch a good rookie sacrifice his life.

[@conraad10]

been looking for this scene for years. not that i didnt remeber this scene but the movie it was from. i recall this scene like i saw the movie yesterday. i last saw this in middle school (7th grade) 12 yeas ago

[@nemochicky4697]

0:18 I didn’t know Engine 51 was in Backdraft, 21 years before the first Chicago Fire episode came out

[@torresmilochomil]

My boy ended up like Freddy Krueger.

[@littlemaelights8995]

Haha you must be a mind reader

[@WVG103]

What's crazy is that Axe stated earlier in the movie that Tim has a ''hideous pair of ears'', it was clear then that Tim does not listen. Also, I wonder why when this movie is aired, the scene when Bull writes up the report for Rimgale about this fire is omitted. ''Tim went to the fire, and now he doesn't have a face. Now I gotta get some sleep...''

[@professorminstrels6460]

WVG103 where can i find that scene where stephen does the report?

[@jamesdichiara632]

whatscerong with you

[@martymaraschino5579]

*STEPHEN*: I gotta get some sleep...**Fire Bell Rings**, *STEPHEN*: there's a fire somewhere.

[@WVG103]

@@professorminstrels6460 I have no idea, I wish that I could find it. That scene was epic...sorry for the year late response...🤣

[@CFD236]

That scene is part of about 45 minutes of deleted scenes on the DVD. When it aired on NBC back in the 90s that scene was actually put in the movie

[@teamsweat355]

At 0.43 he says "stay here” yet at 0.45 he looks so list

[@usedforks]

1:28 "I heard your friend's gonna be okay." LOL

[@lorddrayvon1426]

@Corey Cooper well, he did survive that and was moved onto the arson investigators squsr which is mentioned later when Stephen was moping.

[@timkalar1946]

they should make this movie into a video game lots of fire

[@1f5sda]

That would be interesting!

[@ZanOGAL]

Waiting for an emotional firefighting game made by Telltale games or somethin

[@johnpederson797]

Press "x" to "Tim!"

[@tomaszskowronski1406]

telltale is packing their desks. its over mate.

[@stefanmelrose5900]

Some people need to smarten up. These men put their own lives in danger to save others!

[@WizardOfHumor1989]

1:45 and 1:54 Tim looks like Deadpool!

[@jimgritty7064]

Burnified

[@littlemaelights8995]

Kinda hot right?😏🔥

[@pushvedula5640]

Engine 51, and yeah Tim didn’t follow simple instructions when Stephen clearly told him to check a door for heat before opening it, he made the same mistake Darden did from Chicago Fire, him and Casey were outside the attic window and Casey literally told him to stand down and wait but he didn’t listen, he still took the window and went in anyway before Squad 3 can confirm that there was no vent! But neither of them deserved to get burnt of course…..

[@stephenpeel6469]

Did y'all noticed the smoke went throw the cracks and back in the fire

[@WaterCrane]

That's actually why it's called a backdraft. Smoke puffs out then is drawn back in due to the pressure differential, and is a big clue that the room is starved of oxygen.

[@stephenandrzejewski2401]

That's my office at the studio...boom!

[@howdy000]

Feels more like a training video than a horror/ thriller movie scene

[@SPN16]

Tim was great in this movie! And i also loved him in the original 5 seasons of Supernatural; Dana Shulps episode, he played the evil detective.

[@CraigMcfly1985]

Jason Gedrick aka Tim.

[@Nox665]

1:19 There's a carpet, moquette, upholstery, some magazines, but the only thing that caches fire, is his suit xDD

[@rogergarrison4271]

How many times did Stephen have to tell him? Check for heat. Tim didn't listen and he paid the price

[@chrisjames8997]

It is like exiting my apartment in Houston. Check that door for heat.

[@Merlinman2005]

Can someone please explain these subtitles?

[@Cytron1515]

What da fuck was Tim thinking just knocking that door for heat? Firefighting 101, one of the first things they teach you is how to and always check a door for heat. I don't blame Steve for what happened.

[@gabethedinosaur95]

When the backdraft burst out and gets a fresh breath of air it attacks Tim and burns his face. But when the backdraft saw Brian it knew he was afraid of the fire