In The Heart Of The Sea |2015| All White Whale Attack Scenes [Edited]

[@alternateng3749]

Moby was really aggresive back then. He is now a loving father with a wife and 2 kids. I see him every once in a while. He is a really nice guy.

[@Jaymindrew1990]

Legendary Godzilla 2019 Not too far off. The real white sperm whale “Mocha Dick” (who inspired Moby) terrorized whalers for 28 years, surviving over 100 battles with whalers and destroyed TWENTY whaling ships the size of Essex. Mocha was actually very docile until others of his species or him were attacked. He was especially angered by whalers harpooning innocent baby sperm whales to upset the adults into coming to help them and get harpooned too. Mocha’s wrath showed no mercy to such. Kind of like if little human kids got stung up by hornets and Iron Man showed up with an immense flamethrower to send those vicious insects screaming to their doom. To the whales, Mocha (aka Moby) was a SUPERHERO. So who wound up being the true villains?

[@gilvanwerlemam6078]

@@Jaymindrew1990 i dont even understand why people hung whales😭😭

[@goldengamemaster6133]

@@gilvanwerlemam6078 they were collecting the oil in their blubber.

[@orcawithdrip827]

Golden Game master Actually, it was for the spermaceti in the animal's head.

[@masterchief7336]

Golden Game master oil in their head called spermiciti

[@stainlesssteel3162]

Mobey has to be one of the most underrated movie "monsters"

[@riotbreaker3506]

@@aspiknf that just makes it more badass, he really is underused.

[@velimirmisanovic8647]

Moby was attacking them to protect his family if i am correct

[@JackDManheim]

sure. but also... one of the worst named.

[@kevinobill4818]

@@adrielhuman9160 True and he is also like King Kong which is another animal that a lot of people were misunderstood by nature.

[@journeythroughtherails5294]

JackDManheim Dick is Actually An Old Name in the times and Wasn’t really a funny Name. I really don’t think it’s funny

[@matthew-jy5jp]

The real monsters were the ones that hunted these peaceful animals into near extinction. This is a true story of the whale ship Essex from Nantucket. And Moby Dick isn't just a book about an 🐳it's a allegory about many things. Nature and economics and race and even cannibalism. Melville just used the whaling ship as a way to guide the reader through the story

[@Calv-tb1bx]

A real whale called mocha dick inspired moby dick. It sunk 20 whaling ships and escaped 80. It was finally killed In 1838. RIP mocha dick

[@CaptainJY01]

The crew being attacked is actually kind of “karma” on them because the story goes that before they came across this pod they stopped by one of the Galápagos Islands and collected 60 100 pound tortoises for food and one of the crew mates set fire (for fun) to a tortoise which caused the island to catch fire which therefore caused the extinction of the tortoises they just picked up and the birds native to that island.

[@kennethsatria6607]

I think it was karma enough that these whale hunters would finally face a whale that fought back. I have suspicions maybe this whale has trauma from hunters in its past as a calf and thats why it uncharacteristically fought back

[@deaj8450]

@@kennethsatria6607 Many biologists think the whale heard things from the ship that sounded to it like another bull sperm whale challenging it, and so it took it down. IRL the whale only slammed into the boat a few times before swimming off, it never cared about the crewmates or smaller boats.

[@Mouse_Metal]

@@kennethsatria6607 There were actually multiple sperm whales who attacked whaling ships. Mocha Dick (real life inspiration for Moby Dick) was the most notorious because of his easily recognizable appearance.

[@Mouse_Metal]

@@deaj8450 "Many biologists" are clearly much dummber than the whale. Of course he knew what he was doing. He attacked many ships and successfuly sank several of them, and damaged many more. It´s usual for animals to perceive a vehicle or riding animal with humans on it as one object, so it makes sense he attacked primarily the ships and not the crew. Actually people who saw riders on horses for the first time perceived them as one being too, and so the myth about centaurs was born.

[@jewelloveheart2494]

1:11 That part shocked me. I didn't know it was that big

[@Mouse_Metal]

Real life white whale was over 25 meters long. The whaling ships were about the same size back then.

[@Jaanis_Stepanovs]

The moment of whales eyes looking into Chez was one of the most beautiful moments in cinemas i ever seen!!

[@Cat-kr3dv]

i just watched this movie and it was amazing. Chris and Tom were absolute gold, and i cried everytime Tom was in a scene.

[@huntercool2232]

Critics: “Dude this movie is lame it’s not even scary!” Me a Cetaphobic: **Heavy Breathing** 👁👄👁

[@daxor483]

There is a pro tho. I'm crazy scare of big things in water, but if i see one of this thing i would die to heart attack before anything happen to me

[@TheGaza93]

Gotta love the beauty of revenge Sooner or later nature strikes back

[@shaycua6891]

Yes agree with that.

[@Veyron722skyhook]

"The arrogance of man is thinking nature is in our control... and not the other way around."

[@reyganbriggs6785]

But, humans are the most destructive species on earth. If the human race was allowed to do whatever it wanted without limits, the earth would be destroyed in roughly 6 years.

[@Mouse_Metal]

@@videosfromaroundtheworld2979 It would kill him if he tried. They were stranded for months, malnourished and barely alive. They totally had a chance to kill a 25 meters long whale with a sharpened stick. :D The whale left them alone when they left him alone.

[@davidfiore4677]

Moby Dick must have been very protective of his family. No wonder he attacked the whalers.

[@pikppa]

That's what bull sperm whales do

[@its_ezralol]

Moby dick isn’t real. The real white whales responsible for this was The 70 foot long Mocha dick

[@reyganbriggs6785]

But the thing is the real Moby Dick, named Mocha Dick, was killed along with a mother and calf Sperm Whale 9 years after the essex sank.

[@Mouse_Metal]

@@reyganbriggs6785 He was fake-killed multiple times and there is no proof he was ever killed by humans. And I don´t know where you took that info about him being killed together with a female and a calf because he became a solitary male in his old age, like all old male sperm whales. He would be about 80-90 years old when he died.

[@jessiejames7492]

fantastic movie. great special effects, great acting and story. also i have never seen a movie with so many good superlatives in it. like bravery, integerity, brotherhood, dignity, integerity, love, standing up for what is right and not what is just...theres a difference and standing out from the crowd for what IS RIGHT. aLSO RESPECTING what is bigger than you...

[@dominikschulz8759]

This isn't his movie compliment the ppl who made da movie

[@Venom-gh7bn]

Dominik D0md0mdmam he is allowed to voice his opinion

[@FernandoBenitez-ht7uq]

@@dominikschulz8759 Umm he's just saying what he thinks, welcome to the internet i guess

[@lovesickgurl399]

“Respect something bigger than you” They’re literally shooting spears at it

[@basketbomberslackingson4417]

jessie james You said integrity twice

[@kennethsatria6607]

The underwater scenes with the whale pod is breathtaking

[@ashrafurrahman7444]

Sea creatures really make me wonder. Sharks r stupid but vulnerable whereas whales r calm n smart enough unless they become invincible. Sharks hv offensive attitude whereas whales are ethically injurious apparently.

[@Cinn_ical]

i didn't know people could notice that with the incapability of typing 'are' and 'and'

[@TheDragon-v7d]

Sharks are not stupid

[@jemimacherith4159]

Humans..Clearly,the only mistake evolution has done is to give them the ability to speak and act upon their thoughts. Why would you call an apex predator-shark,stupid? Fear has made humans aggressive towards any animal that has superior strength and label them as monsters. You would not meet a whale or a shark that is interested in terrorising humans unless we dive into their habitat and aim to exploit the wildlife. The White whale did what you would do to a mosquito..Swat it..Because humans are the nuisance in this world.

[@fearodactyl2886]

2:52 RIP Spiderman

[@ATsimon2005]

He didn't die...... He survived

[@kenpoarniceguy1]

@@ATsimon2005 Unfortunately

[@e.d.w1217]

John Podmolik whattt he’s the best one by farrrr

[@yeah-vw4hw]

John Podmolik whatttt why? He’s fits the role perfectly?

[@acculemency]

@John Podmolik say what u want, we still admire him being Spiderman besides he's talented maybe unlike u..... Hatin' everybody coz u were such a narrow minded

[@israelvazquezplascencia883]

That sucks is that whale hunting isn't fully illegal everywhere. Iceland, Norway, and Japan can still hunt whales, its legal for those countries. Some other countries are illegally hunting whales even if the government says its illegal. Maybe the Whale will be reborn and save most of them, but it'll not be very easy, not very much. Who else thinks some year this will all happen again.

[@Mouse_Metal]

Unfortunately the modern whaling ships and harpoons are much more advanced than those from the 19th century.

[@tonybarde2572]

Moby Dick: Origins A Whale of A Tale for Everyone!

[@asukask9851]

This movie is great! Wachted it multiple times on netflix

[@frostshadow-wx6ro]

You have the best intro ever

[@Sean_Last1995]

it's amazing how dangerous a sperm whale can be even in real life their sonar is so powerful it can burst the human eardrum among other things.

[@darksyde3000]

This man really hit the whale with a hatchet as it towered 40 feet over his boat before crushing them.

[@Mouse_Metal]

Such an underrated movie. BTW how did you manage to avoid the copyright issues? I synced some clips from this movie to a song and it was blocked worldwide by KZbin for copyrights. Is this an official promo channel for movies?

[@dylangeltzeiler946]

2:34 He’s too strong.

[@RoboticKnight0Z]

I always thought this movie of Moby was an alone whale that protect other whales from human hunters.

[@Mouse_Metal]

Real life Moby was seen with other whales when he was in a reproductive age, then became a solitary male.

[@riotbreaker3506]

Back in the olden days, whales would usually attack sharks like Mgealodon, not the other way around. If anything, they competed.

[@winstonzendejas]

Riot Breaker that is not true

[@PHOSS-u5v]

@@winstonzendejas explain?

[@randomname5058]

Please tell us your story when you were “back in the olden days” and seen this with your own eyes.

[@nigerjohnson6300]

Lyviatan and other toothed whales competted for food with megalodon and other sharks. There could have been a chance that they could coexist but the ocean is pretty big and food isnt that easy to come by.

[@alexf8260]

Random Name You DONT have to see it with your own eyes. It’s common sense and fossil records that give you this information.

[@sofiamadlangbayan1922]

466 likes from Sea Shepards. 31 dislikes from Japanese whalers.

[@thanos9666]

they definitely need a bigger boat do they?

[@ladyofnoxus6733]

@Mr. ThiccSeal hitting icebergs at full speed.

[@angeldaniel7360]

I love this movie !!!!! That beautiful whale is really big !!! I love Chris!!!!

[@anastariqtariq4487]

You can't mess with this beast .

[@slava7091]

Wow, awesome!

[@dewy200884]

The whale hunters probably deserved it...

[@madai9210]

dewy200884 no that's not true

[@justcholey4131]

dewy200884 Yeah Spiderman didn’t deserve that pr thor ! {Spoiler for infinity war!!!} Spiderman had the saddest death ever in that movie...😢

[@Hlafdije]

Actually they did. For according to Melville' s account in Moby Dick, the whale hunters were applying awful methods of cruelty to kill those poor "Leviathans" by also harming their children, and the umbilical cordon. So sad. Sensitiveness proof.

[@blixer8384]

Eh Sperm whales are notorious for being aggressive. They've been known to attack ships without provocation which is what actually happened if I recall correctly. In reality the Whale that attacked the Essex did so unprovoked. They had been repairing their boats after an unsuccessful hunt, which where frequent before the advent of the harpoon cannon, when the whale surfaced and rammed them. What's more before the advent of the harpoon cannon and the iron clade the whalers and their prey were fairly evenly matched, what's more the life of a whaler was harsh, dangerous, and not very profitable. Well not very profitable to the whalers themselves the owners turned a tidy profit but most whalers ended up indebted to the companies who literally charged them for everything on the ship. They practically charged the sailors for breathing on their ships, and in the end whalers who signed on for one year would end up pressed into 3 more to pay off their debts.

[@HuffStang]

Nah

[@fortfredericksmith]

Ship Crew: It's the white whale! Captain: Ready the whale boat!

[@natasyaqwerty]

In our school, we studied this story hahhah

[@pikppa]

If only every whale hunting attempt ended like this

[@braziliankaiser8304]

With a ton of sailors dead ?

[@adamburnett2577]

Brazilian Kaiser If that’s what it takes to show humanity how inferior is to Nature... besides, the sailors brought this on themselves.

[@braziliankaiser8304]

Lord Fangz you mean that killing an animal so people can eat and live in the dark without fear is wrong ?

[@adamburnett2577]

Brazilian Kaiser Whale hunting is done for mere profit now. Humanity has lost its sense of survival, which is shameful. You think killing thousands is pure survival? You know nothing. Fear is only an allusion. Humanity is driven by fear.

[@orcawithdrip827]

Adam Burnett I guess according to you, people like the Inuits shouldn’t be allowed to hunt whales for sustenance.

[@Nstephens14]

“The arrogance of man is thinking nature is in our control, and not the other way around.”

[@mrsemen3618]

im here from “ITS A FAKIN BABAY WHEEL JAY”

[@davidfiore4677]

Note to self: Never mess with a giant white sperm whale protecting his family.

[@nosorab3]

Go Moby, go!

[@mlg9099]

Imagine if Moby was the size of the blue whale.

[@mgapryt4930]

oh hell no

[@redacted8872]

@@mgapryt4930 brad musta

[@redacted8872]

indeed

[@MrDrakePrice]

He supposedly was just shy of the sise of one

[@alistairdiren5790]

@@MrDrakePrice Moby Dick is 85ft long a Blue Whale is 100ft long

[@witheredbonnie8681]

Moby wont let one of his family Disappeared

[@andrewprakash8404]

Thor and spiderman went to a vacation lol

[@Faizankhan-vu9te]

awesome movie

[@hfar_in_the_sky]

Man, that is a whale that is determined to fuck some shit up.

[@narayanathimmiri9436]

excellent part wise fights upload please

[@thebulgarianbarbarian3752]

I'm in your lobby right now

[@thebulgarianbarbarian3752]

Bo3

[@noah6250]

i just played a game of bo3 with you 😀

[@truffleshuffl]

I see a lot of comments regards to whales being gentle etc, when we hinted them, they understood it and treated us differently then they do now, it’s actually in many naturalists journals (that’s what biology and zoology was called before they were a proper science) whales behaviour towards humans changed, and the Japanese still hunt them so it’s even more impressive they can distinguish between passive and aggressive human behaviour. Looking into a dolphins eye 👁 will open your mind.

[@georise922]

sea shepherd like this

[@trevorcook405]

Michelin man

[@ft3060]

i don´t think that he likes humans

[@vengeful_asura1382]

isnt the story of moby dick the story of a while accuired a taste for humans or somthing?

[@larryfreed4415]

Vegeful_Asura, no it wasn't. Moby Dick is the story of a whale-hunter (like the ones in this movie) who got his leg bitten off by a huge white whale (it did NOT eat the leg), and the hunter becomes so obsessed with getting revenge that he eventually provokes the whale into fighting back (like the whales in this movie, which is supposed to be the story that inspired the author). And the hunter's obsession ends up costing him his life. The whole point of the story of Moby Dick was that *the whale wasn't the monster.*

[@vengeful_asura1382]

ah ok, i haven't read it since high school so i barely remember anything...maybe ill pick it up again thanks

[@blixer8384]

Eh it's debatable how innocent Moby Dick actually is. Within the story itself numerous individuals who have encountered the Monstrous Whale have treated it not as an animal but an eldritch abomination. A wrathful divinity that attacks any that would cross it's path possibly the avatar of all that is evil in the world. Another possibility is that Moby Dick is just an extremely big and extremely aggressive breed of sperm whale. Which makes sense Albinos don't really survive long in the wild so Moby Dick would have to be extremely aggressive to have survived to become that big. What's more we often see the results of fights between whalers and Moby Dick but only once do we see how the fights began.

[@Mouse_Metal]

@@blixer8384 Mocha Dick (the real life inspiration for Moby Dick) wasn´t the only whale who attacked ships. There were several normally colored sperm whales who also attacked ships. Sperm whales are probably more likely to attack because they hunt dangerous large squids, so they are braver then the plankton eating species of whales. And he wasn´t the only white whale either. Animals of this size don´t need camouflage colors. Beluga whales are smaller, and there are all white. He wasn´t albino with red eyes, just partly leucistic (spotted), so it didn´t influence his quality of life. There were several reported cases of all white humpback whales from modern times, including photos. They thrive.

[@perilbringer3874]

How I imagine myself playing sea of thieves.

[@albino.-.475]

I thought Livy Stan was harmless

[@ryancalhoun7456]

“We’re callin the coast gaahd, we got a baby fucking wheel man!”

[@dylangeltzeiler946]

Moby Dick Won the battle.

[@sovietmilk2674]

*megaladon gaping mouth*

[@sovietmilk2674]

@Calvin The Shark tbh after 1 year i forgot what i meant

[@sovietmilk2674]

@Calvin The Shark i forgot

[@marionbailey3259]

3:12 Thor vs Whale

[@pikppa]

He's not Thor, he's a dumb bimbo cosplaying as the Mighty God of Thunder in some Disney movie and he doesn't even do it right

[@MythicalPumpkins]

@@pikppa shut up its chris hemsworth

[@dylangeltzeiler946]

That Big one is definitely Moby Dick.

[@Luvartistcom]

Dang imagine Leviathan being as Moby Dick it could have been way worse. (Leviathan = Older Moby Dick)

[@fachrymuhammadrudiharto4001]

You mean livyatan

[@its_ezralol]

Why is there so many of them?

[@Mouse_Metal]

Because that was normal before people hunted them almost to extinction.

[@victorkempe5661]

Thor and Spider-Man on a whaling vication

[@Kyle_765]

2:17 if thor was using storm breaker it would of been all over for that whale 😂😉

[@hellokitikiters]

The power of CGI

[@mykzmedz9853]

When i watch these scenes(not the movie)i now think whales are badass

[@fardinahmedhamza]

Why the intro is bf1 main theme

[@gummychannel8815]

I know why the Black whale is not in the movie *THE BLACK GUY ALWAYS DIES*

[@carlcrammer5616]

*Headed at us starboard bow* *Get him before he snaps that tail* *Look at the size of him* only gamers will know

[@idrinkmilk282]

Carl Crammer what? Gamers?

[@idrinkmilk282]

Nobody, not even the most seasoned gamer, would understand that extremely vague reference.

[@urma3137]

Carl Crammer Assassin's Creed: Black Flag.

[@urma3137]

I Drink Milk I understood it.

[@thesovietduck2121]

@@idrinkmilk282 Only "Gamers" can understand Ever heard of Assassins creed: Black flag?

[@g-max1808]

Spider-Man and Thor vs Moby Dick

[@rashidullahsiddiqui2323]

own chase (Chris hemsworth) had clear shot had best chance to kill that whale but he didnt why?

[@lasvegasguestlist]

there was no point. revenge wouldn't solve anything.

[@its_ezralol]

The whale was to big and strong and was to intelligent.

[@betterdeadthanredsuckmyfat8266]

Its cause he learned to respect his adversary the same way marive tribes may hunt and wage war but treat their enemies and the animals they hunt with dignity

[@dylanchristman978]

Me in assassins creed rogue... Edit: 1:13 yep thats me

[@hunterwolf5482]

of all monsters, all ran away, all but one... 1:18

[@aaronramos4178]

Don't know why I can hear Ocean Man in all of these scenes XD

[@吳溯凡]

Moby Dick vs. poachers, Moby Dick is victorious, YEAH!!!

[@journeythroughtherails5294]

This Story was made in the town my dad lives in

[@tjjordan4207]

I feel this movie was bound to get the mixed to negative reviews it got since so much of it is on water in small boats. I know that adaptations need to change for the big screen but it was kinda obvious what kind of movie this was going to be.

[@Mouse_Metal]

It´s surprisingly accurate to the real events. People probably expected the adaptation of Melville´s book, not the events which inspired him to write it.

[@necprodz.8302]

It's good

[@nerulon089]

Wow 3 minutes ? Thats just sad...

[@Mouse_Metal]

No, at least he isn´t overused. And there are more scenes of him where he just swims around getting on their nerves.

[@lonelyheart1539]

Why humans always play the victim when in fact they're not in their territory.?

[@aaronjulia763]

The whales is amazing

[@mattiehamilton7776]

Me : I know your pissed Moby but please don't kill or harm Spider-Man 😳 Mody : *Destroys boat* Me : What The Fuck Moby!!!! He's Possibly Gonna Die Now! Mody : *Leaves* Me : 😡

[@Godzillafan-tv1ks]

1:57 dear god it’s enourmous ...that’s what she said

[@chuyuen]

Magalodon: hold my teeth

[@thesovietduck2121]

GET DA FAK OUTTA HERE MEGALODON FANBOY

[@user-ip5xn9ks9k]

Sperm whales are smarter than Megalodon.

[@thebigonethetcotgwgod]

14 fatalities

[@amaaralkaibydragon6842]

Intro Battlefield 1 0:00

[@nanamasterpagegamesnana3732]

What is the song in the start

[@Hasanindustries]

nana master page games Nana seven nation army

[@madarauchihasperfectsusano5844]

The sperm whales could have just killed everyone by clicking. It’s fry our brains

[@serendipity3941]

Did he kill the big whale?

[@Mouse_Metal]

No.

[@deous9062]

0:05 which movie scene

[@dylangeltzeiler946]

Moby Dick was triumphant.

[@ittiebittiedance]

I thought there harmless

[@henrydiaz1958]

Buenaza !!!

[@GabrielLuisThompson3252]

2:20/2:19 oh now you've done it!

[@baronnumnums]

good boy

[@wallahhabibiiii]

Thor and Spider-Man.

[@joelbelanger5211]

MOBÉDICK MON NOM

[@jordan3461]

Yeah JUSTICE

[@daily5minsprayers459]

Scary movie

[@jacobbaumgardner3406]

OMG Tom Holland.

[@joelbelanger5211]

ICI NEPTUNE ROI DES MÈRES!MOBIDICT!LA BAL

[@اسراءمحمد-ه3ق]

ممكن اسم الفلم 😊💗

[@الاميرالامير-ص5ظ]

اي والله اريد اسم لفيلم

[@ArmoredG]

#2018 White sperm whale/Livyatan? Vs The Meg/Megalodon

[@kelik8840]

Thor n spider man

[@reyganbriggs6785]

Moby Dick was always the 'protaginist' i never could root for. Every time i read the book or watched either movie, i always felt unyealding rage for the whale

[@Mouse_Metal]

You need help.