14 Hours (full movie)

[@MarzlowDTx]

My daughter was one of the premie babies i was so forever grateful for the nurses that took care of her i was so frantic back then

[@nenblom]

They are heroes, for sure. I can understand why you were frantic. That’s your daughter! God bless you, her, your family, and all the doctors and nurses all around the world who are dedicated to saving peoples’ lives.

[@lynnhollins3820]

❤wow thank god shes ok 😊

[@suzannecrane5755]

they are top notch women and men

[@nenblom]

Thank God she made it. ❤❤

[@crystalcordell7102]

I cannot imagine how terrified you would have been...I'm glad you were there they handled it well...here in Louisiana well you know what happened during and right after Katrina. Every nurse I know either professionally from when I was still working, or when I have been a patient at Tulane (right across from Charity Hospital) the stories would blow your mind and I am talking stories that never made it into documentaries

[@christineleblanc9281]

What an amazingly beautiful story! Thank you to nurses - and also the doctors, switchboard operators, ambulance drivers, volunteers, no lesser recognition to those I didn't type out....If it wasn't for amazing people like this - my 4 children, and I would not be here today.....So - Thank - You, to ALL humans that create and support our world and our communities!

[@1952mrpdc]

I have seen this film 3 times. Its by far the best one to watch. Its absolutely brilliant. Thank for uploading this. PC. 29. 05. 2022.

[@josephineramos4769]

This was a wonderful heart warming movie. So nice to see people of all races working together to save others. This a movie not to be missed. It was great!!!

[@Nomaswearefull]

How libtard diverse of you

[@deb3415]

what a wonderful movie. seeing people come together because of a horrible storm is what its all about.

[@vm6824]

That's why it's fiction.

[@leereadman9940]

my mother was a nurse from 1948 to 2000 she died on holidays visiting my brother on the other side of Australia. She was 72 years old when she passed away. So many people are alive today because of her. She was an amazing woman like all nurses, she gave her life to nursing.. thanks for upload

[@Bettina8987]

Lee Readman oh bless darling. A truly awesome wonderful woman you no doubt take after bless🙏

[@LICHBKLYN1]

@Lee Readman. Nurses are the most AMAZING people! God Bless her, for her service, committment, and what was obviously her calling. And, Nurses are the hospital. Bceause, they are there, 24/7/365. And the the white coats, well, they get called when "The Nurse", who is with that patient, sees, and knows, somethings not right. And, she/he, will usually be the one who saves that patients life. Because it is "The Nurse", who more often than not, know's more than the resident (formerly called Interns).

[@masoudtalebian3215]

God bless her ! She is in the paradise now !

[@johnkean6852]

Bless her - yes it's a Vocation ...🤔

[@victorialoren2372]

Lee Readman my condolences to you and Thank God for your mom for saving so many lives.

[@aprilchamberlain1677]

I think that was the best movie that was based on a true story I have seen in awhile. It kept me on my toes and I can't imagine being in that hospital as this was happening. Thank you for sharing!

[@macullage]

Inspiring and faith-restoring rendition of underlying happenings. Thank you , all involved in bringing this here.

[@jarodu5869]

Hell hath no fury like natural disasters. It's one thing having people displaced; but when it involves critical emergency services like hospitals then skills, patience and endurance are pushed to the limits. Kudos to Doctors and Nurses worldwide. My total appreciation and love for these people who put in tireless efforts to help patients. Thank you for this amazing upload. Watching and appreciative from Fiji. 26/8/2019.

[@kimorejel5380]

I almost lost it when the national guard showed up for the babies❤😭 Awesome movie...the nurses really are the heart of the hospital❤❤❤

[@sararummel8767]

I was very blessed I survived Katrina I lost everything I owned almost stayed behind in my home thank God I did and I left at 2 in the morning my children and I would have been dead if we didn't leave this movie brings back memories

[@itachigirl93]

This was a beautiful movie. The teamwork of all the nurses, doctors and the townspeople was awesome.

[@jeanaschman4009]

Great movie. Just shows how people can work together. Nurses rock. I did not realize the damage done was so great. We must all look closer when these disasters happen. So many lives affected. The compassion shown by all represents the best of humanity. Thanks for a really good movie.

[@elnoramerriweather]

On the behalf of all nurses around the world...Thanks for all the heart felt love!

[@kaymcguire7685]

Elnora Owens Merriweather all kinds of love.

[@rowdeo8968]

Nurses are wonderful people like the lady below lee readman who said her mom was a nurse 48 to 2000 thank you for her service. My hubby is a doctor and respects nurses beyond all else. Hands on and caring.

[@khanyisilemchunu2603]

Wow what a touching scenes, the staff so dedicated and I am loving ❤the old lady who wanted to be evaluated last. South Africa 🇿🇦♥

[@BambieOnassis]

This is a very good film. Nicely done by the director and the acting is rather convincing. Everybody should watch this. Kudos and thank you to all the good people in the world. Thank yoi nurses, thank you doctors, thank you to all the emergency responders in the world, you are all heroes. Thank you!

[@georgethompson7683]

When all people come together is a beautiful thing when all petty thoughts are thrown aside and compassion from regular people rise damn good movie 👍😄

[@robinrichter5907]

Such an amazing movie ...made me cry in how everyone came together to help their fellow man. Makes me hopeful for Peace On Earth. God Bless Our World xo

[@timothybrown1867]

Good, very good, awesome and great movie!!

[@mistyblue5357]

This is the best movie and a true story If you are like me I find it hard to cry and as a nurse and the loss of my husband Father and an adult daughter just 2 years ago I working in assisted living and nursing homes I need to let it rip this movie is what we all wish we could have done I am retired My daughter was 42 and in good health it was very sudden and she did not suffer I just wish I could have been with her I know I could not have done anything to save he these brave doctors and nurses are to be admired I believe in Gods will or I would not be sane Remember this is a true story.

[@jaretteyrahmaeyapcenturias3404]

I salute all nurses n doctors and all the people who helped...

[@Valiantwing]

Now we saw who our true heros are? Thank you for the upload.

[@SuperMig1970]

Impressive people! Respect. Thank you for the movie.

[@henrikandersen918]

Nurse's is my heroes I was hospitalized for cancer in and out of 3 years they saved my life 🙏🙏🙏

[@christineleblanc9281]

And made our days, minutes, moments - Better!

[@anetgarcia5202]

I SALUTE ALL THE NURSES AND DOCTORS FOR DOING THEY’RE GREAT JOBS. GOD BLESS YOU ALL

[@seecanon5840]

We lived through this in 2001. Just remodeled our house. Leveled it to three feet off the ground. The water was over six foot, I know because we had a six foot high hurricane metal fencing installed that year. One of my cats named Ruth Ann drowned in the water. The month before 9/11. Horrific year.

[@amyjo1293]

Hail to the nurses and doctors everywhere.

[@lianablanco7685]

I've been searching for this movie for years I still remember what happened afterwards it's my favorite documentary about Houston and Hermann hospital😊👏👏👏

[@nadiad1678]

I didn’t think I would like the movie but I did I’d love to everyone came together and helped one another that’s how the world should be every single day no matter what whoever posted this movie thank you I loved it I think I saved it on my playlist God bless everyone I hope someone learn something from this movie and how to help one another no matter what again thank you God bless youAgain

[@marywambui4510]

You people go through Alot,, I love it when humanity prevails

[@angelicaangelica3653]

"Its not the building that makes the hospital, its our commitment to the patients" 10 nil!( 55:09)

[@suzannecrane5755]

it is totally amazing the work and care the staff they took to evacuate all those patients without the use of elevators and the people that dropped what they were doing to help

[@underfire3606]

Ok anyone from Florida? We know how to act on situation like this, is the only time we can together!! What a shame!! good movie man,ty!!!

[@kattmilk]

I'm from SOFLO. I experienced this type of camaraderie with the people of Florida doing my first hurricane which was Hurricane Irma. It's so sad that it takes tragedies or disasters to bring us humans together.

[@abyc-m2291]

What is soflo?

[@kattmilk]

@@abyc-m2291 SOFLO =South Florida

[@abyc-m2291]

@@kattmilk thank you

[@kattmilk]

@@abyc-m2291 You're welcome! ☺

[@johnkean6852]

Brilliant _FEEL GOOD_ movie thx so much for uploading

[@elishakckhan9809]

The main reason why and how this movie important ( very), it's because it has to do with humanity, meaning, love, caring, power of goodwill to give without any conditions! That's the main power in the all world that any one, but anyone, need to give and get! Elisha.

[@alfonzo907]

Thank God for people saving little innocent lives instead of viciously murdering them. Keep up the good work.-----------------------------------------------Ernest E. Johnson

[@whatthehell8616]

I was working in several hospitals during Allison. Wikipedia states no loss of life at The Medical Center (TMC). several employees got trapped in the underground garages trying to save critical patients & died in the process. at least I will remember these souls for prosperity while the hospital administrators in the medical center deny knowledge. rest in peace!

[@watchgoose]

posterity

[@kenwatson7815]

Excellent movie, what would we do without these medical staff, great job well done guys

[@JMBmacL]

i am sa native born houstonian. we always put aside culture, race and age daily. houston is unique in that as a southern city. people come first.

[@speedyflygirl3107]

Wow!! When the human race works together........we really are pretty great!!

[@I_am16]

Not that surprising

[@jamielee97]

The most heart warming movie I have ever seen. I was saying military hopters now.

[@johnkean6852]

Seen it twice now, _AGAIN_ thx for uploading

[@glenyswana7259]

Wow, such a beautiful, touching movie

[@asdfgty671]

that was a very good movie, the staff of that hosp, were really good at their job, thanks for the movie. love cs

[@c.whitlock9356]

Feel good movie!! Loved it!!

[@cindyanderson8088]

WOW!!! What a great movie!!

[@sandygrogg1203]

A really, really good movie!

[@anetgarcia5202]

Even just a movie it mades me cry while watching the situations of the babies. We experienced this kind of situation in the Philippines. Thousands of people died and our country always have this kind of situation. But the government are well prepared now after Yolanda/ Haiyan and also the people , but we can not avoid casualties every disaster.

[@Mstas68]

Great movie. Thanks for uploading.

[@smith77767]

I think I went through every emotion watching this & ended with a smile! Thanks ;-)

[@tracieattword1725]

That was so good all the nurses doctors worked there arises off to get those patients safe and the little babies . Really good movie :-) :-)

[@fernviking7909]

I lived thru TS Allison & the reality of it was much more horrific than this movie depicts. Hermann Memorial is a good hospital & I commend the efforts of staff & volunteers, but this scene was played out for days after the storm came back to slam us again. Ppl rescued from roof tops, trees, roofs of cars, big rigs floating on I 10. Banks, General Post office, power took days/weeks to restore services. I had the luck of moving from my Kirby-Richmond neiborhood to the Height, a wk b4 the storm. Had I not I'd b waist deep in water. As it were the Height was like an island in a huge lake for days & tho we were relatively dry, had no w/no way in or out. I could go on, but as any1 who has survived a natural disaster knows it's the resilience & kindness of humans that let us make it thru & rebuild! Thanx for this movie!!

[@LETMEINGUYS]

Exactly !!! Ane people wanna scream Katrina Katrina. Fuck Katrina. Allison was way worse in my opinion. We just had a bigger city and somewhat better places to go than the people in New Orleans That shithole of a city

[@1dirkmanchest]

Not only better position in Houston, but a different attitude of the population. This has not been a big entitlement population for the largest part. Houston did experience a big increase in crime after Katrina. But, nearly everybody in Houston is packing a piece. Best Regards, PW

[@graziellabosco8791]

Patrick Waters .....

[@barbaragarb9453]

me too!

[@watchgoose]

@@LETMEINGUYS Houston was not built below sea level.

[@Tsiri09]

For the critics of Houston and the hospital. If you've never been through a hurricane, good for you. I hope you never have to face one. No movie can accurately convey the true horror and nightmare of living in and through a natural disaster.

[@watchgoose]

I grew up in Miami, where hurricanes were a way of life from the 50s onward. My father did a great deal to *prepare* for them though. Was in Pensacola for Hurricane Opal, taking care of my sister, an RN, in her last days. We had to move all the patients into the hallway away from the windows. It was a mess - thank God no emergencies on that floor.

[@dennisschramm3294]

Ive been through tornatoes and blizzards... My town had power in the hospitals becouse there generators are ON THE ROOF!!! NOT WHERE THEY CAN BE FLOODED OUT!!! STUPID PEOPLE!!!!

[@Marys_Life_64]

@@dennisschramm3294 They can be hit by lightening, hail, tornadoes, ice storms, etc. The roof isn't exactly an ideal place for anything. When there's a major storm of any sort it doesn't matter where something is. It can and will be destroyed. Also, you forget stairways can be blocked from building damage and then how is someone supposed to get to the roof. Poorly thought out comment and sounds like someone who's never been in a truly horrible storm. I get blizzards and tornadoes where I live too. Hail can destroy, flood water can go up over a roof depending on how high a building is, generators and transformers get hit by lightening frequently, etc. I've also lived in South Texas close enough to the gulf that could've destroyed where I lived. I also lived in Southern California where there are earthquakes, mud slides, fires, etc. Every part of the world has extreme weather and no planning can totally prepare someone for it.

[@brotherchrisrco1125]

Thank God for that...

[@abyc-m2291]

This makes me think of when I said my nurse was my guardian angel even though I had no idea what she did. I was 6/7

[@mornieluvyac.4688]

So many good hearted people ❤️

[@axelosterberg7796]

NURSES ROCK THE WORLD!!!! They are the TRUE HEROES of life

[@ssesf]

Yeah, fuck the doctors!

[@janinebartlett8214]

Axel Osterberg YES!!!! Nurses Rock!! Thanks a lot..Im a nurse and we usually get all the flack, lovely to be appreciated big smile

[@janinebartlett8214]

Axel Osterberg YES!!!! Nurses Rock!! Thanks a lot..Im a nurse and we usually get all the flack, lovely to be appreciated big smile

[@janinebartlett8214]

I love being a nurse....i try to make the difference everywhere that I can

[@MsKerryanne]

Not if you live in the UK.. They would want paying double time and plus a bonus before they would even think about helping.......

[@gorgeouspaintings]

Beautiful movie....cheers for the upload.

[@chantellegordon3649]

A very GREAT GREAT Movie✌🏽

[@MenChiNi1971]

i salute to all the drs and nurses who love and care wid their patients

[@lelukat9808]

Just curious,, what's "wid" their patients?

[@Cognac-k1k]

Nurses are the frontliners in an emergency,and the heroes behind the scene.

[@svetlanikolova7673]

AND The CNAs that clean and care for the patients. Dont forget they do almost all the hard work there. lifting feeding cleaning ??

[@marlene-rr2ih]

Nurses are a special breed. I admire and respect them. Especially those who speak out against government's tyranny against them.

[@jacquelinehill8563]

Wow this hospital from ground level looks more like a airport or a mall it's huge ..

[@yvonnescully5037]

Good movie. 👍👍... All forms of life must be cared for. Humans animals, pets, wildlife, plants, trees... 🌹❤️... The care combination here is fantastic❤

[@arceniagalolo1436]

I really like this kind of movie,..thanks for upld

[@radikaroum6757]

I was young and lived in sharps town area. I will never forget it

[@jedus007]

A beautiful Movie

[@zoeyrochellezhombie829]

I saw this movie on TV and still love it. To everyone who works in hospitals in hurricane areas, what is your protocol? I live in Tornado Alley and have always wondered if what happens in the hospital in the movie is what's done in real life, only without the drama?

[@adminsroserobertson]

That was an amazing movie, and wonderful people true heroes

[@faithabigael8244]

this is very great movie,,humanity, lots of love and unity to help people,,when I was a young girl I wanted to be a nurse but too bad my dreams were shuddered

[@SissyD61]

+faith Abigael I know how you feel.

[@faithabigael8244]

SissyD61 ...I just wish I can take time back...

[@SissyD61]

Amen sister.....Amen

[@faithabigael8244]

+SissyD61 ..God bless you sis..Amen

[@SissyD61]

+faith Abigael God Bless you too!!

[@scottw6704]

We just recovered from Hurricane Helene here in western North Carolina...maybe it's a PTSD thing but now I'm bingewatching storm movies. Does anyone else do this as kind of a "maybe if I watch these things I'll know what to do/what not to do" kind of reaction?

[@krissa8921]

beautiful story

[@fionakent3083]

A very very good movie !!

[@cindypass3453]

Awesome movie!

[@kodataw]

Good movie.... What moved me the most was the last ditch effort in saving the Babies, I was actually shouting to the Emergency Management guy..." CALL THE NATIONAL GUARD FOOL".......... then when I saw the approved status... I was like "YES!!!"

[@watchgoose]

one Chinook helicopter could have taken all 22 babies plus nurses (sigh)

[@kattmilk]

@@watchgoose I was thinking the same thing. Or those big medical choppers.

[@valerieenglish5837]

14 hours in Huston is a true story i was in that hospital left in the hallway to get away from the wind. It was must worse then the move

[@shaneilloves]

awesome movie...thanks for the upload

[@LICHBKLYN1]

Really great movie! Kudo's to the Tech Advisor! To the viewers, this is how it's done- in REAL life. It is, in fact, "Organized Chaos". How do I know this? Organized drills, every 6-12 months, max, with a Major Medical Center here, in SoCal. And, I also served on this assignment, with the American Red Cross. Hundreds of specially trained Volunteers, from throuout the nation responded to this incident, as I did, for 24/7/365. It was strange. It almost appeared as if Houston was somewhat lop sided. Huge, major damage on one side of the street, and minor damage on the opposite side of the same street. Nevertheless, I will NEVER forget one client, "Thelma". Fed us, the ARC, to no end. She said to me, "I want to give something back. To all of you, who have come here, from all over to help us". BTW, Canada also esponded with "mutual aid".

[@nenblom]

JoBeth Williams was great in this movie and also in the 1983 nuclear war movie “The Day After.” I remember reading about this in Reader’s Digest. These wonderful people are the absolute truest of heroes. Those preemie babies are as close to God as one can get. ❤❤

[@brendamachala4253]

I remember this storm cause it is the only one in Houston that actually flooded our street and as of today we have lived here for 45 years.

[@helensplaceus]

Wonderful that they showed the Boy scouts.

[@masoudtalebian3215]

God created us to love each other ! To help each other ! All the messengers coming from god wanted to say that !

[@Hyawill434]

Great movie, highly recommend.

[@lauraw3338]

Good Movie!!!🎥🍿🍿🇺🇸

[@MrCraigblaze]

Thanks for the upload !! Good Movie !!

[@jag8009]

Excellent feel good movie. Hard times and Americans pulling together and coming out strong. Alison and Katrina no comparison ppl. But whatever the storm ⛈ nurses always give their all. And it's good see ppl coming together. lil babies. Good movie nice upload. Thank you for sharing.

[@sandygrogg1203]

Great movie...

[@MrLyndarenaud]

I wonder why 181 disliked this movie???? What a wonderful hard working and caring staff! Is it the only hospital in Houston?

[@MzStarlite79]

A night I will never forget.

[@mirandabroos]

great movie also with out the top start wondefeul hope see more this kind movie's

[@keiths.5901]

An example of how people can work together regardless of race or creed. The only spoiler was 240p.

[@nishkasmith3080]

Wow this was awesome everybody did well👍

[@Alexthebro265]

yay movies that youtube did not block.

[@nenblom]

I remember seeing that “snake” lightning during a severe thunderstorm in Arizona. It was pretty intense. Me and my dad were driving down to Phoenix from the Grand Canyon in the dark so that lightning was really vivid!

[@xxLivinginTheLightxx]

I live in Kentucky and Tropical Storm Allison affected us here. It was very very bad. I think it rained for like 2 weeks.

[@robertansherrybailey4593]

have family there ,it was very difficult time for people.

[@ladylexia]

Excellent movie. Worth watching. The ending brought tears to my eyes, but in a good way =)

[@dillionrose6628]

I was living in galveston at the time. went to bed that night, not knowing what i was going to wake up to.... the next morning i awoke to bright blue skies... no rain in sight, and all along houston was being dumded on...

[@soldierbaby6817]

In the last days history repeats it self

[@pamforsyth2932]

My Grandmother Went To Nursing School At