Mira (2022) - Asteroid Scene

Meteors Falling (Uncut)
Russian Disaster Movie
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PRODUCER(S):
Ruben Dishdishyan · Len Blavatnik · Narek Martirosyan · Nataliya Klibanova · Yuliya Ivanova · Andrey Korobov · Kseniya Kiseleva
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[@cchiara420]

That 8 minutes was better than the last 7 Marvel movies.

[@obscurity3027]

It’s all downhill after Endgame. The movies are terrible, and all the TV series are just awful.

[@lol311]

@obscurity3027 No, I dare you to say anything bad about Marvel, you DC 🐷. Why don't you go and suck 🦇 man's 🐔? Or Superman's 🖊️ is?

[@GracieAintFinnaFindThisChannel]

Bro fr like the tv shows were low budget and boring as hell

[@dann_sky]

Endgame was pretty good in the end... But yes i agree, in fact, Marvel puts everything on special effects but doesn't understand that it's different from the "tension" in a scene. You can create a real anxiety with a small budget. Example from some horror movies: blair wich project or paranormal activity (15000 us dollar)

[@lol311]

@@dann_sky I've not seen Paranormal Activity. Only heard that its profit made records. Is it worth watching? If yes, I'll watch it.

[@MathewWoodard]

For those of you complaining about no subtitles, allow me to translate: “Oh shit, oh shit, oh shit”

[@Ceasecarlp]

WHAT DID YOU SAY YOU SAY BAD WORLDS?!?!?!

[@johnough4893]

With the cat saying: "Oh bollocks!"

[@atheist666]

No… try it’s shit it’s shit it’s shit…

[@obscurity3027]

This is legitimately one of the greatest “continuous shot” sequences I’ve ever seen…and I’ve watched a ton of movies. This rivals 1917 and Birdman.

[@atheist666]

Well I suggest you watch a ton more… because you’ve not learned anything from what you’ve already seen. This is probably the worst piece of crap I’ve ever seen, it’s not a continuous shot, but then neither was 1917. The editing is obvious and amateurish, the sfx are really really poor, the kind you’d find in a second rate video game cut scene. So you’re either an idiot, or it’s yet another of the 99% of comments on this clip that are about as genuine as Putin telling the truth about his slaughter in Ukraine

[@bekhele]

if you like this , watch children of men,also having some of the best in movie history, great movie all!

[@_bushy]

Found this totally by mistake, couldn’t blink ...... this looks amazing.... now I must find this film....

[@SusaNin_GAD]

Фильм : Мира. Найдите его качественный перевод, картина длстойная просмотра одним качеством съёмки

[@CrimsonThunder_]

This “one shot” is amazing. Some of my favorite types of shots in film. There tons of hidden cuts in this sequence, but holy shit, it was done so well. Hats off to the film makers on this one.

[@darrylheavrin]

Whoever wrote that is a genius. The acting, special effects and film editing are first rate. The cinematography makes you feel like you're about to be crushed by a falling rock. Wow!

[@TheRealHanz168]

Better than Holywood this days...

[@troyezell5841]

​@@TheRealHanz168that's exactly what I say.

[@user-jb1sr4ps7p]

В кинотеатре особенно круто было

[@kevinbarr9003]

I'm not a big fan of CGI but I liked it Story kept me hooked, I get bored easily. 🤣

[@C3M1201]

What's the joke in the movie my city is shown

[@Jonny-wv2fc]

From a film aspect, I love how this is all seemingly done in one take. I know there’s obvious cuts and clips , but I love the special effects either way

[@atheist666]

Worst editing and sfx I’ve ever seen in a modern movie, there’s soap operas from Africa that are better

[@ozensensei6133]

@@atheist666 better than your endgame trash bro come here to yap what a loser 😂

[@heathwave_aviation8629]

Love how the kitty was comforting the girl!

[@sebastianharris6989]

That camera man got stamina though

[@skylerhembra9023]

The camera man is OP in every movie 🎥

[@rayaneoliveiragarridodaluz1501]

😂😂😂

[@petrvrana834]

Please stop it! Not funny anymore!

[@JeffreyAppSteam]

​@@petrvrana834shut the fck up. You dont decide what is funny and what not you fcking muppet. Keep scrolling if you dont like it you little shit

[@RNemy509]

🤣🤣🤣

[@WesleyTRVOfficial]

The entire one shot of this scene is amazing. This feels like a war movie.

[@cloudcobain]

Do u know the movie 1917?

[@Grubnar]

And to think, the whole movie cost about as much as 10 mins of a She-Hulk episode.

[@Quasihamster]

1917 but its 2012.

[@atheist666]

It’s not one shot, it’s badly edited, its special effects are comical, and if you like war movies move to Ukraine.

[@segmentoriginal850]

Hey! Russian guy here to give you some context on the scene: The girl is named Lera, her father works at a space station (the man in the beginning who told her to look out the window), the boy with the mechanical arm is her best friend Misha, the elder people are some strangers who decided to help the unconscious girl out. If you want to see the movie - here is the concept (without too much spoilers): as I said earlier, Lera's father works at a space station, which has some high-tech gear to help the workers out (which conveniently lets the father spy on Lera and remotely hack into any machines to make sure she was safe). Then the catastrophe happens, which also breaks the space station, leaving the father the only person alive. Instead of evacuating, he decided to help his daughter out with everything he can to guide and protect her. Overall, I liked the movie. 8/10

[@Barleyscottblair]

Thanks for the Info! Great Scene!

[@Saiyan0X]

Did the couple with the cat survived?

[@segmentoriginal850]

@@Saiyan0X honestly, I don't remember. Guess you'll need to find out yourself)

[@segmentoriginal850]

@@busybaci The cat's name is musya (муся). And yeah. That's the magic power of any cat))

[@manuelle844]

​@@Saiyan0X Yes, they survived

[@Clorox-enjoyer]

No music whatsoever. Just straight screaming and the sound of the city being bombarded by meteorites.

[@FlyGuy2000]

Reminiscent of Cloverfield and War of the Worlds.

[@amazingfireboy1848]

There was music at the start

[@chungwoolee5186]

The special effect is top notch, and the editing is so elaborate that the entire 8 minutes looks like one long take shot

[@scornelius8573]

Top notch? Really? Look again. If you dont know what I mean, just compare these vfx with some Weta- or ILM-Work from the last 10 Years. In this case, espacially the cracks in the walls and debris are very badly executed. I think in most movies where the big players Do the vfx, its so well made, that you dont even think about that its not real. Anyways, this sequence here is nicely made and fun to watch but we tend to overrate everything these days.

[@amazingfireboy1848]

​@@scornelius8573 But compared to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, a few-billion-dollar movie series, this is still way better in quality.

[@GojiraRising]

Some people will complain that it's "stitched" together to resemble a one take scene but a lot of effort goes into it to make it look somewhat seamless.

[@amazingfireboy1848]

I wasn't looking for any stitches, so I didn't see any stitches. It's not a valid complaint.

[@ryanman5530]

I have no idea what they were saying.....but damn this movie looks good.

[@OriginalOriginStories]

It didn't even matter that i don't know what they were saying, i was hooked from the get go. That's some really good movie making.

[@Sitti2300]

I'm super impressed. This is far better than any of disaster scenes Hollywood had created.

[@xXtuscanator22Xx]

I’m not sure about all that! I think most are pretty good they’re just on a much larger scale. I mean this looks beautiful as well and that long shot is crazy, it all just comes down to the director and not the studio

[@latendresseaa]

Sure yeah

[@muscleymancomics]

I haven't yelled at a movie for a character to "MOVE MOVE! GET UP! GET OUT OF THE WAY! WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR?!" in a long while. Great scene!

[@robanderson473]

I just hope she understands English! It looks like a good flick, I enjoyed stumbling upon this clip.

[@dustywilson5461]

i don't speak a word of Russian but the cinematography, CGI and sound design are excellent.

[@NatPat-yj2or]

Russia does a great job with CGI. They have a cool subsidized film industry and their government will give them as much money as they want, as long as their movies don't portray Russia or Putin in a negative light.

[@estonec4985]

​@@NatPat-yj2orвот к чему ты это ляпнул? Легче стало?

[@lreking8929]

Did you try it with headphones?

[@syrslava705]

They only need to learn to stabilize cameras now. Maybe it's not as apparent in complexity of this scene, but even in simplest scenes in most of modern films and series they just can't put the camera on a goddamn tripod, and almost every shot continuously swings in place.

[@DaleWinarski]

this was a cinematic masterpiece.

[@SyncJr]

Being a sucker for Disaster movies, this was an absolute joy to behold!

[@stuarto5162]

I’m English can’t speak a word of Russian, but I watched the whole film and liked it

[@dustyroaddestinations]

Yeah, I hear you on that one. That seen was amazingly done...

[@stuarto5162]

@@dustyroaddestinations the words didn’t matter the visuals took care of that

[@robanderson473]

Same, I'll have to find that one, looks like a good flick.

[@FreelancerFreak]

I'm English and decent Russian due a video game series as a kid 😅

[@razorramon3117]

Where can I see this movie? That was brilliant!

[@deeperinwards]

I have huge admiration for the makers of this film and the actors! It's extraordinarily life-like. This is the best apocalyptic movie sequence I've ever seen. You Russians are amazing at this lol!

[@amzarnacht6710]

What confused me is why people were driving *TOWARD* the devastation rather than away from it...

[@kamratframjandet]

So glad the cameraman was there to survive this one-shot.

[@linuspoindexter106]

I like these Russian dashcam videos.

[@theinsultingfrenchman5052]

Lol I almost busted a kidney from this comment I laughed so hard xD

[@sigmacademy]

I'm sure someone likes US parking lot videos? :P

[@rwme4698]

Amazing scene. Don't speak Russian, but still know exactly what is going on. Wonderful use of sound and silence; great camera movements.

[@namesurname8474]

My favorite "disaster shot" scene ever. Even when the effects aren't that good, the acting and cinematography are what really sells it.

[@gilvanvilarim1939]

Incredible one-shot scene, very realistic. Russian are reallly good at action scenes.

[@Getoverhere666]

Why did you write this? Did the Russians threaten your family to make you write this?

[@baconatoromg6062]

@@Getoverhere666 cope

[@atheist666]

No they’re not, how does one scene from a not very good movie made by a small number of unknown people with unknown hereditary have you saying bullshit like that? The only thing Russians do well is propaganda and murder

[@AlexK-ew1mo]

Don't know what I just watched, but I couldn't stop watching.

[@KanaxeArts]

Same, I really enjoyed this!

[@ScorpionNani]

This movie captures the sheer panic and human instinct during a one-in-a-lifetime catastrophe, and the catastrophe was portrayed as somewhat plausible too. It's better than most Hollywood catastrophe movies.

[@S00rabh]

This is SOOO FCKIN good. Why have I never seen this before?

[@SusaNin_GAD]

Такие картины очень редко встречаются. Рекомендую посмотреть фильм польностью, это только отрывок.

[@f4rt989]

I see the algorithm decided to bless some of us all at the same time. Inshallah

[@ImNotCreativeEnoughToMakeUser]

Inshallah

[@madelief47]

This is way better done than most of the American disaster movies, where planes fly trough streets, turning corners, cars flay above exploding craters and other BS. Love to see this film!

[@amazingfireboy1848]

American movies: Main character is 90% unaffected by being hit by planets Other movies: Actually realistic and terrifying, brilliantly made

[@ThatGuyGregHD]

The cinematography and angles had me forget how long it was and despite being not English....the facial expressions and tone of voice had me absolutely hooked!

[@ow916]

The one take feel made it personal, and the emotional stakes higher. Scene scores 10/10

[@Flaky1990]

In every russian movie there's somehow a crazy/strange old couple :D It's so good!

[@GusMcGuire]

Thank goodness she was wearing her plot armour during that disaster.

[@dpearson8280]

Super easy, barely a inconvience ! Oh really !

[@annalorree]

I mean, she *did* get hit by a minivan…

[@IMNXT2U]

Movies scenes like this are top tier

[@The_Greedy_Orphan]

Got some heavy inspiration from Children of Men I think.

[@danielanthony8373]

Really Really well done better than most Hollywood crap these days The continuous shots were incredible not jumping from one scene to another with heavy editing

[@123jbuster]

editing is more than jump cuts, this scene probably had heavier editing than most scenes ever made.

[@tonyz1121]

Yes without very heavy edit, the efffect wont be this good, they still a little room to improve by smashing/blowing away human when impact.

[@gammatheprotobean1541]

I like how its one continuous take, it makes you feel like you're almost IN the scene

[@jamiebraswell5520]

That was the intention, though I think it looked like a video game with all the the weird unnatural movements and transitions to the next special effect. Disadter porn at its dumbest.

[@iankclark]

This is really well done, at least in comparison to "2012" and other Hollywood versions. I appreciate the acting and also the humanity that is shown. In 2012 the humans are just crazed, terrorized, inhuman zombies except for the main character and his family. Hollywood tries to completely abolish whatever is left of our morality.

[@Rummyson]

Well, to be fair, it was LA...

[@AnshRathore-911]

yeah specially the earthquake scene was so good but at same time was too unreal also

[@AlexRabaev]

. ,. 1:33

[@leaderofmine6293]

This is Russia. Not America

[@jamaldominicbarr7379]

underrated comment

[@sonic3235]

After all this, I have only one question...... Did They just run to the elevator during a meteor shower?

[@Bazuc396]

They are so dumb

[@SamusV4]

People would do this

[@mimcduffee86]

@@Bazuc396 Having not trained yourself on how to think and feel during planetary impact (or any other catastrophic disaster) is not an indicator of one's intelligence. It is a specialized skill. They need out of the building ASAP, experience has taught them that a ready elevator is faster than going down a numerous flights of stairs so they instinctively go for the elevator. The difference between them and the girl who opted to not take the elevator is the girl has been through at least one disaster (also in an elevator).

[@FlyGuy2000]

@@SamusV4 Yes they would.

[@DARKO_WZM]

I'm worried about some of you in the comments. Like you didn't even realize what you just saw. Has nothing to do with what's going on In the movie. It's that the Scene never made a cut. The camera man stayed on her for a very long time and (even tho they were using green screen and It could of possibly been Edited to seem that way) its a very Tough thing to do. Lots of good movies do these types of scenes. The most impressive ones are the scenes that don't use green screens and film in a real location with practical effects. If you like these kind of scenes where the camera doesn't cut for long amounts of time. Check the The Children of Men Scene.

[@jaimemassa4085]

Dude I feel you but honestly relax a bit bc knowing a Cuaron film doesn’t make you a genius

[@rickbase833]

I was looking for the cuts throughout and if they were there they were done seamlessly. This whole sequence was a masterclass in how to keep the audience in the moment of terror at each twist and turn. The CGI was pretty good and did not take the viewer out of the moment. Wow....even without subtitles this was a jaw dropping sequence. Bravo to the film makers.

[@coreyhanson2480]

It seems we are all seeing this for the first time. It’s amazing. Very well done by whoever made this movie. I want to see it.

[@regalasebastianmiguela.551]

The fact that the entire thing is 1 shot is insane to me

[@Yetipfote]

What is this camera work 😳😳😳

[@Crey12321]

Actually there's many so called "invisible cuts" but sure, they masked it pretty well making the one shot effect.

[@teeanahera8949]

It’s not one shot. There’s hundreds in there.

[@regalasebastianmiguela.551]

@@Crey12321 Yes technicaly, but dang its well done.

[@automation-nv4ww]

Props to the cameraMan..he is a legend.

[@joshuafranklin7488]

I know this is just a movie, but in a real life situation never take the elevator.

[@edmondhuot4626]

right??? who takes the elevator??

[@lutiko]

@@edmondhuot4626Stupid people, or just in a state of shock

[@antoniocampos6627]

One take scenes like this really change the way we watch a disaster scene.

[@Cmdtheartist]

The switch from the handheld camera to a camera attached the actress was like a magic trick. Really good direction and effects.

[@fernandochavez4312]

Beautiful choreography. Felt very real. Thanks

[@lizard5236]

Going to try and see where I can watch this movie, it looks pretty good! Russian, American, Chinese, it doesnt matter. I wish people with different ideas and cultures would just create things to benefit the human race instead of killing each other. Even if its just movies. We all came from star dust so we are all brothers and sisters. I dont understand the world :(

[@asgerhyer5325]

Sadly money makes us weak at heart, and so it corrupts a lot of people. So instead of making the world a better place for all, those in power only seek to make things better for themselves.

[@hokiloper8743]

Film MIRA

[@acakaantman11]

Looks better than any Hollywood movie.

[@taboobunny9186]

Now this is pure cinematic magic.....one of the best one-shot camera sequence thats I've ever witnessed in a movie....

[@KangYuna0008]

I like the POV or found footage style whatever you call it of this whole scene it makes you feel like you're the one experiencing the whole thing that's happening on this scene. This is top tier no doubt

[@VelnixFilms]

By far the best and most immersive POV movie I'v ever watched. Usually I like the fast-paced cuts, but this movie didn't need any cut at all.

[@cruiserhog1]

cinematographer deserves oscar

[@lukewarmduke4631]

Better than any Asteroid scene I have ever seen . That was amazing !!

[@badboytwig]

Completly agree.. That was mental.. Might have to check the film out and poke up with the subs

[@sunnyday237]

This is the most realistic disaster sequence scene I’ve ever watched!!

[@mickhughes6327]

That is one very chilled out cat. Looks like a great film. Especially the cinematography.

[@TVproducerLA]

I’m a television producer in Hollywood. I’m very impressed. Excellent direction, stunt work, cinematography, editing, writing, SFX, CGI, acting and producing.

[@atheist666]

A “TV producer” from Hollywood with 13 years on KZbin with only a couple of followers and a handle that says TVproducerLA… lol! You couldn’t be more false if your name was falsyMacFalseFace lol! Russia is the land of lies and you’re a liar, I couldn’t care less about the ability of the few people who made this crap, all I wish is that it was real and all that destruction and death was actually happening right now in Russia, maybe the flock of sheep allowing the murderers who run the country would finally wake up and react

[@Jon-xw9om]

I didn't have to understand a single word. Those scenes were infinitely better than anything Hollywood has to offer.

[@marqbeatty2694]

That movie sequence was easily as impressive as anything I've seen out of Hollywood.....Kudos!

[@DavidKnowles0]

Only advantage Hollywood has nowadays is that they are english language films. There almost equally as good or better looking films coming out of China and Russia. China still got to tone down the acting a little bit.

[@1funkyflyguy]

Actually, better!

[@matjocs4453]

This movie honestly look really good with only a budget of only 5.8 million dollars

[@lordisback1947]

I was a fan US made sci fi movies but the moment i saw Russian sci fi movies i am Fully shocked and superbly impressed with their production quality with those budgets 😮

[@D33Lux]

Cost £6million to make, amazing work for low budget.

[@youbigbabyyes500]

2009 movies engine💀

[@BimmerWon]

I don’t care what anyone says. I liked watching this clip even though I never heard of the movie before.

[@chorizoramen93]

Everybody in that elevator deserved a darwin award 😂

[@rebeccaberton4144]

FR💀💀

[@colinperkins7564]

Best (apparent) one-shot action scene I have ever watched. Amazing!

[@sar_w9681]

Так на западе постоянно астероиды падают и пришельцы их атакуют Они умеют , опыта много )))

[@mikes5637]

Definitely on a par with 1917.

[@Model3GenerativeANdroid]

wow I didn't know Russia have good movies. Thank you for sharing 🥰

[@sam23696]

Some really impressive effects in this. Not just the CGI, the shots from inside the car were very well done. Also those old people are geniuses. You want to survive a disaster movie, then kidnap the main character.

[@iankclark]

At least until they get separated again. Then they die.

[@Chris-55]

That felt SO FREAKING REALISTIC IT WAS SO SCARY

[@user-Yanni325]

What is the title of this movie?

[@qlow5956]

Give that cameraman all the awards

[@johncharleswizeass]

The orange kitty in the car gets my nod for an Oscar. Contented purring to hysterical screeching. What a star.

[@youngRrrr]

1:27 Note to everyone : do NOT use an elevator when disaster happens

[@tyrionlannister4920]

or whenever the elevator is controlled by an AI and you might not know that disaster already happened and it kills you, just to make sure.

[@youngRrrr]

@@tyrionlannister4920 get a life, man

[@lloydowen1977]

How she recovered so quickly after being splattered by the car is amazing...

[@austinrich8343]

It was the cat. It had healing powers

[@JB-pk3bz]

@@austinrich8343 😂 Healing Cat, channeling all the energy from the CATastrophe! 😹

[@amarant1364]

Наконец то крутая графика! Спасибо всем кто приложил к ней свои руки, особенно реалистично выглядит кот- это просто НОВЫЙ УРОВЕНЬ!!! РЕСПЕКТ (-8

[@user-zb2ye9it6x]

Subtitles: 00:00 - Arabov, are you crazy? 00:02: - Lera, look at the window 00:04: - What? 00:08: - Look at the window 00:17 - What is this? 00:19 - Run 00:21 - (computer voice) Get ready to the crash 1:20 - Let's run! 1:24 - Lera, what's going on, what happened? 1:26 - Run, come on, run 1:27 - Not in the lift! Not in the lift, no! 1:43 - Get out! 1:49 - Go away! 1:55 - Be careful!, Be careful, Katya! Katya! 2:00 - Get out! 3:03 - Misha, wait for us. 3:16 - Please, help me, please, my son is there, please help 3:28 - Mom, I'm scared 3:53 - Why didn't answer my messages? -What? -Give me your hand 4:12 - Get back, bet back 4:24 - Let me through 4:27 - Arabova, listen, listen, remember, whatever happened next, we should stay together, together, did you get it? 4:39 - Get away 4:44 - Misha, Misha... 4:55 - Tanya, how could i...What shall we do? How did I ... 4:57 - Let's go, check her 4:59 - OK 5:07 - Girl, are you... I think she breathes, we need to get her in the car 5:10 - Wait, I can't lift more than 2 kg, ... Young man, go here, help us to get her in car 5:29 - come on, right here, we are sorry 5:38 - Just right, OK, thank you 5:51 - come on, Musya, Musya, come on, help her, save the girl, come on 6:00 - Not so fast! 6:03 - close your eyes if you are scared, OK? 6:06 - I can't see anything without my glasses anyway 6:10 - You have it, For God's sake! What a wife do I have! 6:13 - It's for Myopia, but not for farsightedness! Why are you always taking my glasses, Roma? 6:20 - Why is it "Roma at once", you are always putting it somewhere, but it's "Roma's" fault? 6:25 - Last time I found it in freezer, why was it there, Huh? 6:47 - Who are you? 6:50 - oh, she revived, thank god. 6:52 - Thank our cat, Musya, she is therapeutic, because it tramples a bit and all diseases are gone! Am I right, Roma? 7:02 - hold on! 7:07 - Musya, Musya, where is my cat?, where is my cat? -calm down, Tanya, calm down 7:28 - what is going on, Roma? - calm down, Tanya, calm down, everything is gonna be alright -I am really scared, Roma -calm down Tanya... - Aah, Roma! 7:40 - stay calm, stay calm, no panic, stay calm -be careful! 7:50 - Damn, get from the car, now! 8:00 - Musya! -Leave her here!

[@bastianrekiem2925]

Joooo gracias por traducirla, youtube no me la traducia mas que en ingles, aca te traduje a ti al español y con esto pude saber.

[@StickBugger]

say what you want, but russians really got some talent.

[@drowningpooralice5505]

This is one of the most well done disaster scene ever.

[@elQuestionare]

4:37 what an idiot. He pushes her away so she doesnt get hit. But instead of following her (tackling her and keeping clinged to her) so both get safed, he makes a step back to dramatically die. such a bad writing.. i couldnt enjoy this nonsense.

[@xxxFreelancerxxx]

@@elQuestionare Spolier alert: he is alive. And by the way, if you want to see bad writing and nonsense all around - watch the real life.

[@someoneunseen5168]

Well, asteroids even that size, wipe out half the city with each impact. Refer to tunguska, which was an air burst (didnt impact the ground because it blew up in the air) for the devastation that a real asteroid would cause. Lucky if 1 in 10,000 would survive.

[@troyezell5841]

​@@elQuestionarelol! If you want bad writing, go to woke hollywood and you will find a trash with all kinds of studio names on it, then look inside.

[@Irizume]

@@troyezell5841 ’Woke’ this ‘Woke’ that Do you have a single original thought bouncing around in your head ?

[@aspect_studio]

That camera work was phenomenal!!!

[@thetacoguy4787]

the sound team for this film needs a raise holy shit

[@Questor-ky2fv]

I am a disaster movie addict. I've seen so many English language ones, some more than once, that I finally started watching foreign language shows too, so I could see some that I hadn't seen before. I've watched shows from around a dozen different countries, whose languages aren't known to me, but I am almost always able to follow what is going on. I also found that I like the challenge of doing this.😃 Thanks for posting this clip. I haven't seen this movie before, and after seeing this clip, I want to watch it. I will make note of thename and year, and try to find a free site that has it.

[@amzarnacht6710]

torrents

[@el_benja]

Yes, of course... THE ELEVATOR... please take it, be my guest. What a great idea...

[@user-ic4ps1lz6o]

😂 true

[@qriousgarist7070]

Thats Some Next Level Shitz Even Hollywood can't choreography this whole set-piece.

[@aceboogisback9946]

Lol yes they can, you probably have limited knowledge of films. Single-shot action sequences have been used for a long time, but directors like Alfonso Cuarón for the film Children of Men (2006) made them popular in the action/adventure genre. This filming style was also extensively used in movies like Gravity, Silent House, Atomic Blonde, Chernobyl Diaries, Cloverfield, and Rec.

[@critch74997]

Children of Men beat this 17 years ago.

[@atheist666]

What an ignorant scripted comment, Atomic Blonde was a real one shot scene, unlike this easily edited piece of shit. And there’s hundreds and hundreds of much better scenes from Hollywood movies, only a moronic idiot or someone schilling for the murderers at the Kremlin would be saying this nonsense.

[@SkylineBilip]

I think this is one of the best scenes ive seen in film in like a decade. Wow!!

[@gunnarkelly5051]

This movie makes me want to learn Russian. The cinematography is on point!

[@robertsanford6786]

probably one of the best constant shot sequences I have ever scene. well done!

[@joedbz7146]

I don't understand it but it looks amazing ..the special effects are top notch...it's nice to see something fresh not done by Hollywood.

[@kjungst]

this movie is even better then holywood, nearly as good as Bolywood :DDD

[@JohnJackson-mn4ts]

Good God. This deserves at least English subtitles, if not an English dub. Come on Netflix, pull your finger out.

[@jbl3466]

who tf gets into an elevator during an earthquake lol

[@drvwho1]

Dude it’s not a earthquake 💀

[@jbl3466]

@@drvwho1sorry, asteroid shower. Point still stands, who gets into an elevator in that situation 😭

[@Freecell82]

@@jbl3466You'd be shocked how dumb people can be about earthquakes when they didn't grow up in an area that gets them. Genuinely seen people arguing you should run outside as soon as one starts. It boggles the mind.

[@rausch5895]

​@@Freecell82 I agree with this guy. It doesn't matter if its an earthquake or not, there's a good reason animals freak out when events like this happen. We are animals too, we just freak out a good bit later. Odd comparison but when I worked in elder care one time during breakfast a dementia patient swallowed his own dentures, thinking it was bread. There was an intern in his room, supposed to wash him and check on him. She froze at the sight of him choking out, being trained for this though. Only reason that old cunt (which I very much love, his name is Adolf, I am Austrian, and I really fucking love the irony) is alive is me walking in to refill towels and getting his clothes for the wash. Told her to run for actual professional help and she ended up staring, frozen in what was happening. Pulled them dentures out with my bare fingers and made him puke all over me in the progress, but he lived. Point is, fear and shock must never be underestimated. Fight or Flight is a real thing, but most people usually choose the "deer staring into headlights" vibe. In a situation like in the vid, your primal instincts are gonna kick in. Do not underestimate them lol.

[@srjwari]

People don't think, the vast majority of people go into panic. The hardest thing to do is remain calm and think before each action. You body and brain will be fighting to survive you end up doing things you usually would avoid

[@HighAltitudesCO]

Kudos to the photography team, damn they embedded us right in the chaos perfectly.

[@FlyGuy2000]

Makes you feel like your right along with her during this, very effective.

[@joen9275]

These are the movies needing to be dubbed! This is excellent!

[@ladydi1079]

Wow! I didn't need a translation for the character's fear and desperation to come across. This is seriously well done!

[@Arenem88]

I am on the edge of my seat. This is film making perfection. If all Russian action movies are like this, I need to watch them all right now.

[@federicotornices9519]

Gone are those times when to understand a Russian film you had to have a doctorate in metaphysics. Well done.

[@patriciam4512]

Decades since the original "Earthquake" starring Charlton Heston and people are STILL insisting on cramming into elevators during a disaster and being surprised when they are dropped to their deaths.

[@lonniemcclure4538]

Being trapped in the elevator is more likely than being dropped any significant distance. Disaster movies tend to ignore that all modern elevators are equipped with brakes that engage if the elevator drops too quickly. These are relatively simple mechanical systems that don't depend on power. Taking an elevator during a fire or when a building is collapsing is still a good way to end up dead, just not from the elevator car falling.

[@surfdocer103]

It’s in the script

[@juliapigworthy]

In a panic of a potential building collapse you might reason that the high speed of a lift from a top floor of a high-rise outweighs the risk of being trapped in one, versus taking longer to get out in time via a stairwell collapse, plus some elderly/infirmed people might not be able to navigate the stairs so would have to risk the lift regardless. I'd still choose the stairs myself though.

[@yucol5661]

It’s a thing done on your behalf. Movie makers know you like being frustrated at stupid people so they put them in movies

[@davidh5429]

We live in 2023, 99.99% of modern society is woke and delusional. Most people would go up the roof and record what's happening until they get wasted, saying the comets are racist, sexist and probably maga.

[@agnogh1]

Better atmosphere and more realistic acting than anything Hollywood can make

[@ec329]

That old man is still the best driver of any city destruction sequence XD XD XD

[@Sonder_Autumn]

To say this is sublime is an understatement. I don't know how they did it but this is on another level.

[@kennydolby1379]

That's a pretty fvckin good scene. The cinematography is amazing. That whole car sequence is fantastic nod to similar "one take" scenes from "Children Of Men" and "War Of The Worlds".

[@jeffreyhemphill3831]

I never been in an asteroid event, but a really heavy guy fell in my direction and took out a coffee table once. The end gave me flashbacks

[@greeneagle2834]

That made me laugh away more than it should have 😂 the contrast is great