Clear and Present Danger (3/9) Movie CLIP - Motorcade Ambush (1994) HD

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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Jack Ryan (Harrison Ford) is riding in his motorcade when he notices a suspicious biker. Moments later, his caravan is ambushed from all sides.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
This is the third film based on Tom Clancy's high-tech espionage potboilers starring CIA deputy director Jack Ryan. Harrison Ford, returning to the Ryan role after his first go-round in 1992's Patriot Games, is assigned to a delicate anti-drug investigation after a close friend of the President (a Reaganesque Donald Moffat) is murdered by a Colombian drug cartel. When Ryan discovers that the President's wealthy friend was in league with the cartel, the President's devious national security adviser (Harris Yulin) and an ambitious CIA deputy director (Henry Czerny) send a secret paramilitary force into Colombia to wipe out the drug lords. The force is captured and then abandoned by the President's lackeys. It falls to Ryan to enter Colombia and rescue them, aided only by a renegade operative named Clark (Willem Dafoe), with both his life and career on the line.
CREDITS:
TM & © Paramount (1994)
Cast: Harrison Ford
Director: Phillip Noyce
Producers: Lis Kern, Mace Neufeld, Ralph S. Singleton, Robert Rehme
Screenwriters: Tom Clancy, John Milius, Steven Zaillian, Donald Stewart
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[@deltavoyage]

An absolutely terrific action sequence. Tense, claustrophobic, and pulse-pounding, this motorcade ambush is easily the best part of Clear and Present Danger.

[@xjcrossx]

Director: "Act scared." Man on left at 0:50: "Oscars here I come."

[@J_JetClips]

Lmaooooo

[@wrodolfo3]

must've pooped with all the explosions

[@u2nfnm791]

Jajaja

[@infinite86realpilottutoria57]

😂😂😂👍

[@grindupBaker]

Endorsement for his dentist. Product endorsements are inserted everywhere with these things.

[@Cytron1515]

One of the greatest ambush scenes in cinema history. Well made and well done. I still get all intense watching this everytime.

[@LeatherCladVegan]

You... 'get all intense'? K.

[@jessthehuman]

You reckon? I've never seen the movie and only just watched this clip. I assumed it was a comedy. I'm not sure where you were feeling that.

[@muhammadusmanrafique3517]

Ya because there was no robot with a chainsaw

[@wolverine9632]

My family had a 96 Suburban growing up, I love this scene so much. My dad said this scene made him want to own the truck.

[@cabezadepija7318]

i loved it too but plot armor totally saved harrison ford, total bs

[@Error-ph8hw]

The time when AK sounded like Uzi😅

[@shyunejoshua4612]

ninjaboy386 Sounded more like a Vector😀

[@raflidwisatria4141]

Wkkwkw

[@CyReeper]

ninjaboy386 right as I read this that scene happened 😂

[@dars5229]

Remember seeing this in the cinema as a teenager and it being one of the most frightening scenes I'd ever seen. The sheer terror. The helplessness of the hero and overwhelming force of the villains.

[@stephens.3483]

Agreed. Terrifying when I saw it at age 10.

[@srb-ef3zs]

Music in this scene was pure genius.

[@coolcat6303]

Agreed. The late James Horner composed this and Patriot Games as well.

[@MerchantIvoryfilms]

United States Secret Service opening admits to using this scene in training new agents. This would make it the most realistic ambush scene to date in cinema history. The director says in an interview he blew it making this scene so good, that the ending was very anti climatic compared to this scene.

[@MerchantIvoryfilms]

***** You disagree that the United States Secret Service thinks this is them most realistic ambush scene in hollywood history? Think you need to re-read what i said, your confused. Further more your comment has no relevance to what i said.

[@coolcat6303]

I'm pretty sure the DEA used this scene as well.

[@AlejandroMontenegroGranados]

Just search how the real Bogotá and El Dorado Avenue looks in Google Earth. This doesn't have anything related about realistic ambush scenes. It's more a criticar about how Hollywood can recreate a french street of the late XIX century, but not a real accurate street? That's lazy.

[@coolcat6303]

***** Your entitled to your opinion but I thought this scene was plenty realistic. Btw, this movie was filmed in Mexico. So I doubt there's that big of a difference when it comes to the geography & the way the town/streets look in Columbia.

[@T0ghar]

I think the point is that the ambush situation is realistic, not that it represents an ambush on that specific road. There are narrow alleys around the world where something like this could happen. That's why they use it for training.

[@TheHulk2008]

This and the shootout in Heat are two of my action scenes of the 90s.

[@KarlSturmgewher]

Was the biker leading the motorcade into the trap?

[@fauxbro1983]

​@KarlSturmgewher yes the biker was a cartel member disguised as police

[@dlcmdr]

They dont do movies like this anymore, what a great action scene

[@seeker4430]

I just love the outro music of this channel... It reminds me of the tones gone by.. The time when I was young and naive and used to enjoy watch movie after movie without a care in the world

[@TheSuperBlackMan]

This was definitely a great scene in the movie! The one flaw seems to be that while the blocking of the street and blowing up of the first 2 trucks seemed to be well planned and quickly carried out, there seemed to be an unrealistic delay in which the attackers stopped firing their weapons. Even before the other trucks started moving again there was a point at which the attackers seemed to be holding off for no apparent reason, other than for the movie to give the good guys a fighting chance.

[@Loki1701e]

In the books it was well trained soldiers that quckly dispatch the assasians after the FBI director deputy ambasator to columbia is killed.

[@scottcharney1091]

@@Loki1701e *Colombia

[@nothingbutthebest135]

By far the best scene of the movie. These henchmen are some bad dudes.

[@doorhinge2039]

I love how RPG warheads always travel at two miles per hour in movies.

[@TheIridiumic138]

0:51 that face is very pleasant

[@drpapa26]

It looks like the kind of face you make when you have your picture taken in an amusement park ride.

[@Kyle-eg1so]

I've seen this movie at least 100 times and I have never noticed his face lmao!!!

[@HuDaFuK]

Easily my favourite Jack Ryan movie.

[@spencergresoro]

Me too, I love this one. It's well rounded. Ford really got his feet with the part on this one. I wish they would have done two or three more with him.

[@skywalkerpotter21]

I think if Harrison Ford was Jack Ryan in "Hunt for Red October" than it would be a tie

[@rock3tcatU233]

I wish they would have made a movie about "Command Authority".

[@andmicbro1]

Hunt for the Red October and this are my favorite Jack Ryan movies. Sum of All Fears was good, but I haven't seen it in a long time, I'd have to rewatch to see how it's held up. I prefer Alec Baldwin and Harrison Ford to Ben Affleck though.

[@DemonBoy3223]

Mine too, I esp. love it for its 'secret war' premise (very eerily realistic) and action sequences like this scene. And Ford really nailed it as Jack Ryan in this one. And I agree with Spencer Gresoso, there should had been more Ford-Ryan sequels. I do kinda wish they'd had made _The Sum of All Fears_ with Ford in it.

[@andmicbro1]

The comments: 20% how realistic this scene is. 20% Jack Ryan movies/books. 10% memes. 50% the guy at 0:53

[@rickyal9810]

Thanks for pointing that out, got a good laugh out of it 😬

[@sylvio1980]

To this day one of the best action sequences along with the shootout in Heat

[@mackgiver875]

1:55 That was the most submachine gun sounding AK I've ever heard.

[@devinthierault]

Bradleys had a firing port weapon that sounded just like that. Went as well as you can expect with a small mag

[@adamlee6435]

Can Han Solo and his motorcade escape the ambush in twelve parsecs?

[@spicetruckin]

nine

[@rudolfire2254]

Adam Lee nah he cannotdo it, but he might stall his way out of this by running around around.

[@josephrappold]

Jump to light was made prior to dumping trash so no...

[@grimoknobel]

Who's han solo ? I'm just shocked... I never saw Indiana Jones being so violent

[@jackzter049]

@@spicetruckin 12

[@HalfLifeExpert1]

The ambush in the book is pretty different. First, Jack Ryan and Dan Murray are not there at all. Second, there isn't much of a battle. It happens a short distance from the US embassy in Bogota, and the limosine carrying the US Ambassador and FBI Director Jacobs are hit pretty much simultaneously with 3 RPGs (with a 4th missing). They all die instantly, though one of the ambushers is captured in a gunfight with police.

[@wheelspj7182]

such a great scene, the highlight of the movie BUT I wish they had other survivors besides Ryan. He being the ONLY one that made it out of the ambush always bugged me and just seemed meh....

[@Loki1701e]

Well in the book he wasent there at ALL and it was just the car carrying the FBI director that got hit before the assasins were killed.

[@carlosarreolajr2863]

The book version was very intense especially the audiobook

[@BunnyRaptor]

I kept replaying 1:01 in slow motion because it definitely seems like they crashed the car with Harrison Ford in it from the way they got jerked around. Props on him for doing that stunt.

[@Koldeman]

"Shut the hell up, Andy!" That old glasses geezer is freaking out. His eyes & toupee are hilarious.

[@ForeverBennett]

Aussie director, Aussie cinematographer. The best :)

[@michael.sierra]

90s Suburbans are the best!

[@KarlSturmgewher]

0:27 What a day it's turning out to be! 0:38 BACK UP, BACK UP!

[@VNVgirl]

This scene is incredibly solid - the in-truck views were so good and believable, it's really a scary scene - well done to all involved.. i loved the part where the two SUV's were front to front while heading backwards at high speed - fkin cool!!

[@Loki1701e]

Really awsome and realistic scene but it dosent aling with the book to well :(.

[@ftolmsteen]

Whoever is really good at videos could reenact this entire seen on a GTA4 mod. Everything in this scene is pretty much already in the game.

[@DimasShkrebets]

Harrison Ford = Badass

[@VNVgirl]

WolverineImortal im with you hehe hugs! :) i loved this seen but it scares me - now with ISIS.. fk em . Jack .. i miss him

[@DimasShkrebets]

***** Yeah. Harrison Ford & Al Pacino is my favorite actors!

[@pzhda]

plot armor + plot shooting accuracy = american movie

[@johnnymn4monic726]

This represents a CLEAR and PRESENT DANGER!!

[@comptonrick]

Now I see where "SWAT" got the ambush scene from .

[@Kriegter]

this scene was so black hawk down when I first watched it

[@sharkfintech5893]

This movie was released first. "Clear and Present Danger" came out in 1994, "Black Hawk Down" in 2001. Both are fantastic, well made, entertaining films. 👍🏻

[@seawolfnavy]

Chevrolet Suburban a true protection vehicle and as good as a tank... and still being made to this day...

[@stephens.3483]

I had a mid nineties Suburban. Work horse! Easy to maintain, a ton of power and, could carry a platoon. 15 one night. problem was it's drinking problem. 12 miles a gallon if lucky.

[@nozyspy4967]

That guy on the left at 0:52.... his face is like... o_O

[@zbyszekadamh6501]

Kolejna część serii filmów na podstawie książki Toma Clancy . Dla mnie wszystkie filmy na podstawie książki Toma Clancy to są filmy akcji.

[@deaddad6310]

This clip is proof that it takes nothing less than an rpg to stop a 90s GM truck. The good ol GMT400s

[@jimb3093]

Mine is still going strong lol!

[@deaddad6310]

@@jimb3093 I have 3, 2 silverados and a Tahoe, the Tahoe is at 220k and my 96Rado is at 430k, and my 98 is at 520k

[@GABELOGANPETS]

One of the best scenes ever.

[@markquiswest6607]

This reminds me of Walker Texas Ranger, Casa Diablo Episode!

[@mrmoralman1]

0:53 dudes face = pure terror

[@andrewbennett1855]

them SUVs sure can take a beating

[@cockshield]

Anyone noticed that the score here sounds just like the theme from Commando?

[@bsgtrekfan88]

same composer..the great late James Horner ;)

[@cockshield]

CHENNIE!!

[@bobboberson7684]

Cockshield some T2 also

[@FrictionalGamer]

This is real fire. No CGI & Green-Screen bullshit!

[@thomassodomizer764]

Got damn movie clips always cutting a bad ass scene short.

[@commandoslayer]

I just realized that the good guys always have better aim than the bad guys.

[@killbot86]

That because they have training, whether they were ex-soldiers or police officers, they've all undergone target training unlike criminals and terrorists who just get handed a gun without any sort of training......

[@commandoslayer]

The Cartel would have trained their hitmen as well. Pablo Escobar hired ex-military British veterans to train his men in guerrilla warfare.

[@killbot86]

commandoslayer Even if that is true, I think that was an exception rather than the norm....

[@davidbutler1857]

Most of those Secret Service guys would be former Special Operations or LE types with extensive training.

[@jasons8276]

To be fair, only 1 guy survives this ambush, and it's Jack.

[@ReconRaptor]

Once the RPG shows up all training goes out the window.

[@illuminatiaqi6130]

Looks like a good movie what 99% sure isnt in netflix

[@andmicbro1]

It used to be. It's on Amazon Prime now though, so if you've got it go watch it.

[@shaofuchang515]

couldn't be more proud of chevrolet

[@hardware199]

0:32 you can see a wire

[@handaman112]

Good eye!

[@Hey_its_Koda]

0:51 when you show up for 1st period and your teacher says "ok pop quiz today."

[@TaZ101SAGA]

0:52 Guy on the lefts face. I cannot take him seriously.

[@alexgunn7479]

Always preferred the book, Jack and Dan are not even even there during the ambush and could not get into the Amazon TV show. I read all of the Tom Clancy books as a teenager - Clear and Present Danger, Without Remorse, The Sum of All Fears and Executive Orders were my favourites. Looking forward to the Without Remorse movie with Michael B. Jordan when it comes out.

[@actisac]

The Colombian Cartel Mercenaries are primarily armed with Chinese Nornico produced Type 56 (Chinese Version of the Soviet AK-47's) & Type-69 RPG's (Chinese Copies of the famous RPG-7). The U.S Diplomatic Security Service (DSS) Personnel are armed with Heckler & Koch MP5K as well Uzi and Mini Uzi 9mm SMG's and SIG-Sauer P226 & Beretta 92FS pistols.

[@susansantos6936]

Astra Let me guess where you learn that. *Internet Movie Firearm Database*

[@owenmcgill1922]

Astra did you look that up

[@boredadventures918]

What was the point of even staying this

[@wurmenkoppie5785]

Where's the AWP?

[@actisac]

@@susansantos6936 Nope. Guess is Wrong. Figured it Out. Watching 80s & 90s Flick.

[@bcampbell4880]

0:51 when you trust a fart when you shouldnt have

[@bluecollarnobodysitaras6503]

Nothing like watching a bunch of old rich bureaucrats exposed to the very danger that they’ve tolerated and enabled

[@cannabico6621]

so true man, so true.

[@jorgeblast9756]

This scene is a real Call of duty action packed

[@galechow620]

Great scene and great movie

[@ThisHandleWasTheOnly1Available]

Great movie. Watched it at a theater when it just came out.

[@RDoubt96]

Look at dude with the glasses face at 0:51-0:53 lmao!

[@michaelrod482]

Since I was a kid I loved this scene

[@Gobbersmack]

Just a leisurely drive through Malmo...

[@Waxxumus]

I've always wondered where you guys get your outro music from. it sounds like a child banging on a keyboard.

[@Legoflymaster89]

i love this scene!

[@chrishestand1032]

Absolutely great scene... But the people at Movieclips have a talent for cutting these scenes at the WORST times.

[@dr9205]

Amazing ambush scene!!

[@vigoedwinpandika1545]

0:23 Oopss 0:29 Hello BOOM BABY

[@Zioncity2k9]

The only issue here is Jack's SUV still running after that RPG hit...

[@Tracer_Krieg]

That's why you don't bring Uzi's. You always bring AR's. Then again don't even walk into a very clear ambush!

[@killbot86]

It's all about practicality,do you even realise how heavy and inconvenient assault rifles are??

[@Tracer_Krieg]

Not very actually. I can hide my CAR quite easily under my coat, and they had Colt Commandos back then that could have easily fit the task.

[@Jospehporta]

Jacob Sailer YOU'RE A MORON

[@Tracer_Krieg]

James Dean A little misspelling there, little boy. Go home.

[@Jospehporta]

Ahh a 2 syllable word no wonder you can't spell it. No surprise. Please don't comment until you've graduated kindergarten.

[@muhammadjawadzahid9675]

If this happened in real life, that country would be spoken off in the past tense.

[@tousainthart-yc1tr]

Why wasnt any of the agents visually scanning the rooftops, for possible threats or signs of an ambush 🤔😐

[@W.Stryker]

If AK-47’s don’t get your attention, then the RPG will

[@matthewcaughey8898]

Secret service drivers and diplomatic service drivers are trained to avoid situations where this might happen. Before they’ll let themselves be lead into a shooting gallery, they’ll change the route

[@YuvrajSingh-bs5or]

1994 - the period of time when AK47s used to sound like MP5s

[@sgt6711]

THE BEST MOTORCADE WAS IN MOVIE CALLED THE KINGDOM.... SIMPLE MOTORCADE WITHOUT MOTORCYCLE ESCORT AND POLICE BUT ONLY USE.... ONE APACHE HELICOPTER!!

[@codename617]

This is one of the reasons why I wanted to get in Clancy's works. The man is a genius.

[@Loki1701e]

He is read Red Storm Rising

[@CognizantCheddar]

His writing nosedived in quality after _The Bear and The Dragon._

[@rzero21]

all in a single street. No need for infinite highways or runways

[@zillsburyy1]

BACK UP! BACK UP!!!!!

[@georgehill3087]

What is that chevy made of? Took an RPG directly and still drives.

[@danielpickrell8311]

RPGs explode forward. And it hit the engine bay not the inside. Anything behind the point of impact are safe. So the shrapnel would have been observed by the engine block

[@matthewbesson5367]

I hear they train guys by having watch this scene. The message: It's gone to S*** get out by any means you have at your disposal.

[@johnnyllooddte3415]

ahahha no one travels like that without overhead protection

[@PaulSmith-jz2ys]

When I sneeze , I really sneeze. Everybody around me looks at me. HAHAHHHHAAAHHHA

[@johnherring4394]

So no chopper support for precious cargo? OK

[@devinthierault]

Short controlled bursts from the Uzis

[@theEvergreenState360]

Lol the guys expression 0:53

[@terryandrews3204]

This is one of the sad part of this movie📽🎬💔😢

[@odysseus4203]

In the book, there is no epic scene when the ambassador is killed and Ryan wasn’t there.

[@toadslaiz4119]

Odysseus420 yeah it all happens so fast in the book, only about 1/3rd of a page

[@williamcondon7729]

There is very little small arms fire coming from the rooftops. If I had organized this there would be a lot more suppression to fix the SUVs in place and then hit them with the RPG.

[@knucklegame5050]

Equivalent to being in the middle of the Sea Surrounded by Killer Sharks🦈🦈 and NO HELP IN SIGHT!

[@Novastar.SaberCombat]

To this day, this entire scene made me hate mankind. Such brutality, insanity, and "instant death" weaponry utilized to attack non-combatants isn't even a step above stabbing a six year-old with a sword. If anything, it's twelve steps below. 😓 Some may argue that it's "just a film scene", but whoever is limiting their understanding of warfare like that has clearly never fired a weapon before, thrown a punch or kick, or RECEIVED any of those. 🐲✨🐲✨🐲✨

[@ramirezrobert1849]

Ambush...EMBOSCADA"🦝😲😲😲😲😳🥶🥶🥶

[@louiewatson9389]

The real star here is the Suzuki DR650

[@jihnhunter6350]

You were told to back up

[@TedBackus]

pause the video & skip to 0:52 check the face on dude in the front passenger seat. 😅

[@KNOTTYBUDS]

Reminds me of Modern Warfare 2, the ambush in the first mission

[@godorea7571]

very speacial place, i come here for the first time in 1995 and i never leave for me now europe and the states are borring places medellin is a town for big boys, i guess that i learn to survive pretty well strange destiny

[@georgiabigfoot]

Now see if they had one of those suburbans with the folding tailgate and pop up rear glass option the agents would have been able to unleash a hail of gunfire quicker.

[@joedirt6212]

GMC suburban can take a rpg to the engine and still truck on

[@andmicbro1]

The driver though? Not so much.

[@winkletoogan]

aint there meant to be like 80 more cars

[@thelonerangerfades9163]

Ryan wasn't there in the book. It's a great scene anyway though.

[@rondrake3720]

They don’t make them like that anymore