MIDWAY movie best scene

[@mountainmanws]

Back in the early 80s, I spent about a half hour talking with George Gay. I will never forget that time. I was at an air show early in the morning. Walking along the deserted flight-line, a station wagon pulls up to a pavilion. The driver starts to unload boxes into the tent. I ask him if he needs help; so we spend about fifteen minutes loading boxes of books. With that task done, he hoped he had not delayed me from any appointment. I said, "No, the reason I'm here is to meet Ensign George Gay of Torpedo Squadron 8 off the USS Hornet and buy his book. The gentleman extended his had an replied, "I'm George Gay, happy to meet you and thanks for the help."

[@alexandradaniels6048]

Funniest part? That Bruno Gaido scene is 100 percent true. He hopped on that fifty and killed the left engine which put the enemy bomber into the drink and it also chopped off the back quarter of the plane.

[@DonatoColangelo]

…so the most Hollywood-ish ever scene in the movie happened to be true. lol

[@kbanghart]

@@DonatoColangelo lots of stories are rewritten for movies because audiences would just laugh at the unbelievability, for example I remember the movie Valkyrie, the main character had lost his eye and yet was still able to accomplish some task, sorry I don't remember details but you can find it probably pretty easily, and they rewrote it because they figured audiences wouldn't believe it.

[@kbanghart]

And then Bruno was drowned with an anchor by the Japanese 😡😡😡 At least we know that almost all the sailors likely were killed in action, too.

[@DonatoColangelo]

@@kbanghart actually I deem Valkirye was quite reliable in depicting Von Stauffenberg. He lost one hand and 2 fingers, besides losing one eye, in Africa. The movie shows his difficulties in arming the bomb due to the lack of basically 7 fingers. But regardless, I know that movies have to change elements of reality or details of history in order to be movies. The main problem of “Midway”, though, is the opposite: it sticks too much to history. The final result is a flat movie with really few emotional moments of any sort. It should have been written in a different way, imho. Take this scene, for instance. It’s too much a documentary-like shot than a movie-like shot. We feel nothing for the character, it’s just his actions, no emotions at all, apart from the sense of wonder that someone could feel.

[@cladglas]

@@DonatoColangelo that whole island attack scene was like a movie shot, completely devoid of reality.

[@thatonekidfromcalifornia]

I never got why people rag on this movie so much. The acting is great, the scenery is impeccable, and it is very historically accurate. While the director had made some blunders with The Patriot and 10,000 B.C. this movie was phenomenal, while it had some historical inaccuracies (every movie does) I feel like this was a genuinely good film.

[@albay543]

This is a good war movie, but go into any midway video and youll see the unnecessary hate comments this movie gets, "this movies cgi looks like a video game" or like "the cgi is horrible" i mean these comments arent even true, there literally nothing wrong with the cgi, its good computer generated imagery, i really do not get the hate this movie gets, this was a good film but people still find a way to say dumb stuff about it

[@larspeterthomsen9798]

The only flak this movie needs is onscreen.

[@joesheridan95]

@@albay543 Yes i am thinking in the same way: This film is the absolute opposite to older projects like 10.000 BC. This film is just great. I think the reason behind the "Bad CGI"-claims is that we had so much crazy coloured, ultra-shiny cgi for the last 10-15 years, that the people just aren´t used anymore to a realistic look. To me, Midway looks perfect, like it could have been shot with real assets. This is a great example how CGI should look like, but most films and video games just turn this into an unrealistically coloured mess that´s so overabundant in the industry that this is setting the tone. I am just hoping that this isn´t a one-off thing, but the start of a new era of well made, historically accurate film with a real look.

[@justaguy328]

The acting is terrible. All the pilots and people on the ships are like caricatures lol. Woody as Nimitz was amazing though. They made bad casting choices for the pilots.

[@catsnchords]

My only criticism of this movie is the CGI and aerial acrobatics were a little too much/too unreal, but that's per usual for action films in the digital age now. I prefer the models and pyrotechnics of the older Star Wars films for example. Otherwise, yes, the script was solid, mostly historically accurate, and just the right amount of personal human touch to the characters for a nonfiction war film. The Japanese actors portrayed the Japanese point of view of the battle well, and I was particularly impressed with Woody's performance as Nimitz, really brought out a deeper side to his acting we hadn't seen before.

[@5Mariner]

RIP Bruno Gaido A man with balls of steel!

[@kush4381]

Yeah the man without fear

[@kbanghart]

The way they drowned him was so sad. But then the other guy, they murdered him with an ax I read

[@cripplehawk]

@@kbanghart That unfortunate man that was murdered with the ax was Ensign Wesley Osmus of USS Yorktown not Ensign Frank O'Flaherty, of the USS Enterprise.

[@dramaking9559]

I love when he Bruno gets promoted and he has a happy as heck face but he needs to remain professional and quickly tries not to smile

[@katiejean6493]

Such a great movie and one of the more accurate war ones made. No need to add a fictional love story or some made up characters to add conflict or drama. All of these guys were heroes.

[@johnlansing2902]

Yep !

[@Boomhauersdad]

No single movie will be 100% accurate. If you want 100% historical accuracy go watch a doc..

[@xXxInFaMYxXx]

And even those sometimes have inaccuracies

[@johnweems5096]

The last part with Bruno - 100 % true , the tail broken off, promotion - everything except admiral Halsey called him over the PA system

[@albay543]

I really love everything about this movie, i dont care what stupid people have to say about this great war movie, i love it

[@cladglas]

& the people who know something about the movies subject don't care what ignorant people love everything about the movie.

[@ZillyWhale]

Which would be scarier? Being the pilot looking straight down or being the gunner looking straight up?

[@kush4381]

Pilot probably because gunner might have chance to jump out of ship pilot probably not cause he is on the wrong water

[@MrChickennugget360]

@@kush4381 the Gunner since he can't even tell how close he is to the ground. At least the pilot can pull out. Poor gunner is just along for the ride.

[@maxfrankow1238]

As a pilot? Diving down and hoping I wouldn’t fuck up. These men, shit they were just kids a lot of them. I couldn’t imagine it.

[@MrAquinas1]

@@MrChickennugget360 He meant the ship's gunner.

[@MrChickennugget360]

@@MrAquinas1 i don't think so.

[@TomZart]

MIDWAY -1942 & NOW! It was June the 4th 1942, As I was floating in the ocean alone The ship I had sailed on, sank to the bottom And I thought I would never again, see home. The Japanese fleet had steamed in from the east With the intentions of capturing Midway. Though they were stopped by American war ships Whose guns, bombs and torpedoes planes saved the day. All night long, I watched the fireworks of war And on the second day we turned up the heat. As big bombers from Hawaii dropped their loads On Japanese ships who soon chose to retreat. An imperial pilot came floating close by Who had been chewed on by the beasts of the sea. I couldn't help but feel passion for this is man Who had answered his call just like me. When it was over, I was plucked from the deep By men in a lifeboat just after the dawn. For two days I had watched the battle for, Midway Now it's quiet and the enemy has gone. It’s not a priest that gives us our freedom of religion And it’s not a reporter that gives us our freedom of voice. It’s not any judge, lawyer, politician, preacher or teacher But the blood of a soldier that has sacrificed by choice. THANK YOU FOR WHO YOU ARE IN YOUR HEART ! By Tom Zart Google = Most Published Poet Tom’s 1,650 Poems Are Free To Share! Google = George Bush Tom Zart

[@kush4381]

Thank you very much for sharing beautiful poem with us

[@mattb574]

I don't know if anyone has mentioned this, but it really bugs me how in their attack on the island of Roi, the Japanese fleet is anchored near a bunch of cliffsides. Roi (now Roi-Namur after the two islands of Roi and Namur were combined in 1944) is a part of Kwajalein Atoll. The main characteristic of coral atolls like this? They're completely flat. Not a mountain or cliffside in sight.

[@BetterAircraftFabric]

Right on, true! - Yeah why on earth does Hollyweird have to make it different. It is a goofy movie.

[@texasforever7887]

Damn Mk-14 torpedoes were absolutely useless until 44'

[@davidriadi7999]

It was much more worse than useless, just watch drachinifel mk14 video

[@humbertoflores2545]

Whowever invented or manufactured that torpedo needed to be put in jail.!

[@benpeters5851]

@@humbertoflores2545 more like they should have been hung

[@kbanghart]

Not only the torpedo itself, but the Mark 6 exploder. The top brass should have been punished for what they did. It was in development for years without fixing the problems.

[@KingGeorgeV1914]

Many inter-war technologies were ineffective when used in combat, the British suffered similar issues with their torpedos

[@B25gunship]

It's my understanding this movie isn't terribly popular. Historically it is reasonably accurate and represents both side fairly well. However it has been Hollywoodized fairly heavily with catchy dialog. The officers dress uniforms look like they were slept in. Maybe they were trying to depict clothing materials as they existed in the early 40's. Accuracy of military protocol was lacking. In the Navy you don't salute indoors or in the interior of a ship. You remove your cover indoors. I'm not a fan of CGI but understand it is the now thing. Still, every time I see it applied at this level I can't help but think I'm in a video game. The 1970's version was much better. Tora Tora Tora is the ultimate naval war movie. Very historically accurate, great special effects, great shipbuilding, and no CGI. I watch it every December.

[@pietrooliani3251]

i understand your point on cgi but it would have been close to impossible to recreate the ships irl (even portion of them) the budget also wasn't super generous either, could they have used better cgi? yes! they even reused some model in scenes were differnt ships were present, an example of good cgi would be the eternal zero were ships were done a bit more realistically but had much less screen time

[@andrewnlarsen]

@@pietrooliani3251 Actually they should have cut some scenes out.

[@catsnchords]

The funny thing is, Tora Tora Tora also got a tepid welcome from audiences and critics when it first came out. People thought it was too stale/impersonal (i.e. not Hollywoodized enough lol). It only became more regarded over time, as people started to appreciate the factors you mentioned. Perhaps the same thing will happen with Midway 2019.

[@jakenshaken]

You're wrong about the salute. Scene was correct. You remove your cover when going inside only if you are not under arms. In this case, the PO3 was wearing a sidearm and therefore kept his cover on when he went in, and thus properly saluted while wearing a cover. Navy never salutes unless wearing a cover.

[@Mister_Pedantic]

You mentioned "The 70's version". Are you referring to the Charlton Heston vanity project?

[@LOLERXP]

Apparently the Japanese air force is distantly related to Storm Troopers

[@LOLERXP]

@Maniac 5000 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Humour

[@kbanghart]

The Japanese didn't help themselves by having crappy AA guns, either.

[@bkgamerplayz1101]

It’s a joke guys calm down

[@Adhjie]

its called hollywood, end of the war tho youre not wrong. most aces died and no one is left to teach the rookies. early war stages unti they lost midway are where all the aces are@@LOLERXP

[@chrishestand1032]

Why do I feel like that a lot of people haven't noticed the almost complete lack of American fighter planes in this movie? All we see are Bombers of various types. We should be seeing F4F Wildcats and maybe a few Brewster Buffalos.

[@dougkimzey4518]

It would have been good to see Major Floyd Parks of the Marine Fighting Squadron 221 and their gallant efforts. Much respect for the courage of the Marine Corps and Naval Fighter pilots during the Battle of Midway. Much respect for all Navy and Marine Corps pilots. It would have been good to see the Wildcats. Also, would have liked to have seen more than the "blink and you will miss it" story of Yorktown. Midway is one of the most fascinating sea battles in history. Truly astounding.

[@andrewnlarsen]

@@dougkimzey4518 problem is that they focus a lot on Enterprise.

[@bneale]

Woody the bartender as Admiral Nimitz is the most hilarious piece of casting ever.

[@kush4381]

Indeed he is

[@maxfrankow1238]

Thought he did great.

[@MrAquinas1]

I kept waiting for him to ask Sam to repeat the recipe for a rum and coke or a gin and tonic.

[@bneale]

@@maxfrankow1238 That's nice, but he's still Woody for crying out loud.

[@jimland7176]

@@maxfrankow1238 That. "Its me isn't it?" Line is pretty cringe.

[@DogSerious]

Amazing film, one of the best war films out there!

[@cladglas]

@Maniac 5000 all said with tongue firmly in cheek, do doubt.

[@PolymurExcel]

@Maniac 5000 I mean, he got a lot of the events right, and I’m okay with the CGI over practical effects as a cost. The editing is cheesy for sure but that’s okay. The only complaint I have was at the end when he decided to give Japanese sailors the same honors as American sailors. If you know your history, you know why I am upset about that.

[@catsnchords]

@@PolymurExcel Why be upset about it? They loyally did their jobs and fought bravely as any servicemen should.

[@BrowncoatGofAZ]

2:09 a shame torpedoes weren’t that reliable back then.

[@boobtoob2507]

American torpedoes were notoriously horrible pre 1943 compared to Japanese ones. Japanese torpedoes were very reliable while the American ones had a dud rate of more than 50 percent

[@GrislyAtoms12]

Ours weren't. But theirs were reliable.

[@FilipCermak]

You lost me in the monent the dive bomber outclimbed the Zero.

[@bigj1905]

To be fair, he had just dropped his payload and was low on fuel, so he likely was lighter than usual, still would be difficult to out-climb a Zero.

[@cbsbass4142]

@@bigj1905 A6M2 rate of climb: 15.7 M/S, Dauntless rate of climb: 8.6 M/S (meters per second), so no. Only in a CG movie would it be possible. :). Lacking armor, one of the best characteristics of the zero was it's light weight.

[@cbsbass4142]

@@bigj1905 Against the Wildcat, one Japanese Ace had a tactic of luring the Wildcat pilots into following him in a climb. The Wildcats would stall, and fall off, then the zero would reverse and chase him down, shooting him down. Later, when the Hellcat came out, his tactic no longer worked and he got shot down, because the Hellcat could climb right along with the Zero.

[@cbsbass4142]

That was kinda funny, the Zero having almost twice the climb rate.

[@cbsbass4142]

@Schlomo Baconberg I think the episode I saw was related to one on one encounters, but I saw the one on the Thatch weave, too.

[@Aussieloz1]

This is a brilliant film. I’m not usually a fan of WWII films, but I saw this on history buffs and was interested in its accuracy.

[@nicolasclermont893]

One reason this movie gets crapped on is the dialogue. I think a lot of americans are used to clunky hoorah pro american machismo types of lines, but for the rest of the world its seen as very odd and clunky dialogue, it just really really stands out and feels unnatural.

[@justinnelson7658]

Exactly. Too much Hollywood gloss, as with the real battle, fear, anxiety and panic was displayed, fighting against the human will not to die. Movies now, too much show man ship, no realistic substance.

[@commanderkei9537]

The story is good, the attention to detail is good, but man… some of the dialogue…

[@Chevy64w]

This movie makes me want a movie on admiral Halsey where he’s played by Dennis Quaid again

[@trajan231]

Marianas Turkey Shoot would make a good movie

[@maxfrankow1238]

Fantastic movie.

[@albay543]

Too true

[@Drew-g7x]

On the Enterprise, reveille came early that fateful morning of 4 June 1942, 3:30 a m. to be exact. Breakfast was served as usual but the usual quips were missing. Rather a hushed note of expectancy prevailed throughout the wardroom. We pilots waited impatiently "ready rooms". Finally orders came from Flag Plot. The position of the enemy striking force was given as of 0930 (based on a 0810 contact report) as Lat. 30-05N, Long. 179-03W, heading 135*, speed 25 knots.

[@Geographus666]

I still don't know how the airplane missed the carrier. Bruno's balls must have created its own gravity field and should have pulled the plane right into it.

[@benjaminkitchen7562]

love how the subtitles are set up for some one who can only understand english spoken but not japanese, but can only read japanese not english

[@paulfri1569]

Underated movie..

[@kcw0809]

Admiral Halsey notified me, that I was now a Aviation's Mate First Class, and I'd hardly been to sea.

[@181stTIE]

Impressive.... both Japanese 25mm morale boosters and American Mk 14 miracle torpedoes in one scene. One doesn't shoot down planes and the other does everything but sink ships.

[@ardshielcomplex8917]

Thanks Dave I appreciate you reply, will order one with cover bag next week when Im back from holiday, BTW I subscribed to your UTube a while ago; youre a no BS operatot mate. 72 year old Army vet here.

[@1951timbo]

Great film.

[@PoochAndBoo]

For some reason there wasn't one single F4F Wildcat shown during this entire film. It looked as though the U.S. Navy had no fighter aircraft.

[@drose1645]

ajax before his got a new job as weapons dealers and got a real problem with wade wilson AKA deadpool

[@BobCamors]

Navy doesn’t salute except outside, never under cover.

[@jonathanbaron-crangle5093]

6:23 that's VERY realist showing the "Chicago pianos" 28mm AA

[@kristelvidhi5038]

Instead of giving USS Enterprise her own movie they made a remake of midway.

[@kush4381]

But it would make movie much more longer than you expect

[@kristelvidhi5038]

@@kush4381 what about general Patton's movie in 1970? Besides Zack Snyder's Justice League is 4 hours long.

[@kbanghart]

@@kristelvidhi5038 so, some movies are extra long, just depends one the director, producers, etc.

[@LeeBrown-zi4bh]

So much better than the original.

[@richardmoloney689]

Now I know where Ron Moore got the inspiration for the pilot of Battlestar Galactica 2002

[@USSMaineBB-95]

This may not be 100% accurate but I still found this entertaining Also weren't there wildcats that were used at the battle of midway ?

[@andrewnlarsen]

The Wildcats that engaged were either Midway's or from Yorktown's. The only planes that engaged from Enterprise were the Dauntlesses and Devastators.

[@nursesteve2004]

the F4F's from VF6 enterprise became detached from the other Enterprise groups and inadvertently followed VT8 Hornet, but because CMDR Waldron did not have the same signal that CMDR Lindsey had which was "Come on down, Jim!" VF6 did not come to the aid of VT8. VF8 Hornet stayed with the bombers of VS8 and VB8 and all three groups became lost. All the planes from VF8 were forced to ditch in the sea for lack of fuel. Only VF3 Yorktown stayed with the Torpedo group VT3 but there just were not enough of them to keep the torpedo planes from being slaughtered.

[@everettlunday8855]

In the book Pacific Crucible by Ian Toll, my favorite part of the book is Toll's description of Nimitz's two day train ride from Washington to San Diago after Roosevelt gave him command of Pacific Theater.

[@MrShenyang1234]

Excellent Pilots and Balls of Steel. I would have shit my pants.

[@robertpaul1353]

Great movie. I have watched it multiple times. I overlook most irregularities because I do like the story This scene always bugged me a bit though. They show the carrier in view of the islands. They would never get that close. They would of stayed at least 100 miles away Also they spent too much time with the other stories which are important yes but not enough on the actual midway battle. I would of liked to see the attacks on the Yorktown

[@غامبولالمحشش]

why do I feel that the sound is a water tap

[@jaytowne8016]

They got the torpedo detonator problem dead on

[@ellisvener5337]

Wouldn’t Nimitz, old salt that he was, have said “I want to know they aren’t SAILING into a trap”? Asking for a friend.

[@DavidDragonetti]

I think there are a lot Americans watching this film and because they are perhaps blinded by patriotism think its great. Or they are young and just love anything that has a lot of action. I have watched a lot of clips of this film and could not bear to watch it all the way through. When comparing films of the pacific war the film TORA TORA TORA was a masterpiece and deserved its Oscar . It will continue to be shown on British Tv for decades to come. While this excessively CGI , poorly scripted acted etc will certainly not last the test of time and end its day in the toilet of film history

[@eddie3722]

The sound on my phone when I saw this clip sounded like nice squeaking

[@kush4381]

Use earphone bro

[@AishaHoward-nk1wu]

Bury Murdock writes Dickens wink inc.

[@sithlord7282]

I love it watch it daily

[@kush4381]

Thank you plz subscribe

[@mikerobinson9504]

Well, it's kinda sad to see the producers "re-use" the exact same sequence of action which they once applied to the skies above Midway ... to the skies above a jungle.

[@boddah92108]

The audio is screwed up on this

[@MaraJor]

Ed Skrein's accent is ridiculous lol

[@davidcroft9289]

his acting was over the top, as well.

[@kush4381]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/epiQo5KdhZyNmaM another video on midway

[@thunderbirdone8126]

Saluting is never done indoors in the Navy

[@NineInchTyrone]

Only the dive bombers were really effective

[@markboliek6130]

Haven’t seen this yet. The clips look awesome tho.

[@kush4381]

Thanks subscribe plz

[@ZGundam83]

2:05 Looks like a Kongo-class Battleship (Battlecruiser).

[@peter-laputayung4889]

the torpedo would definitely explode in wows

[@mediocremaiden8883]

Where's the sound? Must be my phone

[@johnpaulyoung7271]

The best War movie I have seen…bash me all you want…I will stick with what I said!!!

[@kush4381]

Nobody dare

[@johnpaulyoung7271]

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[@lawrencecripe5140]

Good movie! Not top heavy with A1 actors like its 1976 competitor. The 76 version suffered from a detachment from reality - footage of aircraft heading into battle with no bombs. CGI was practically non-existent. In 1977, Star Wars would come out. This would set-up credible CGI with Industrial Light and Magic, making it debut

[@CameraTitan116]

Why is there no sound

[@justineduque7856]

Did yall noticed the sound is quite not weird

[@kush4381]

Yeah please use headphone for better sound quality some mobile phone does not support sound format. THANK YOU PLEASE SUBSCRIBE 🙏

[@joewaren508]

Good old b of ordnance torpedoes they bounce well

[@ianbacon6782]

Good old day's?? When there were no human rights lawyers on the battle field!!!!!

[@kush4381]

i thought about geneva convection

[@ianbacon6782]

@@kush4381 agreed 👍

[@timnor4803]

Audio sounds like some one running water in a sink???

[@kush4381]

@@timnor4803 Use headphones or earphone

[@timnor4803]

@@kush4381 I'll try that when I can remember where they are 🇺🇸😎

[@MrDonkeyblow]

My great grandfather is admiral bull Halsey

[@kush4381]

Really

[@MrDonkeyblow]

@@kush4381 yessir he is

[@brookeshenfield7156]

Woody as Chester Nimitz is the worst casting call in history.

[@davidcroft9289]

I think he did it very well

[@brookeshenfield7156]

@@davidcroft9289 That’s nice. Good for you. Casting is an art not appreciated by everyone.

[@jonauclair8209]

Battle 360 the movie!

[@VictorRomeo1917]

pretty much shot for shot. (love Battle 360 and Patton 360, wish they'd make more)

[@jonauclair8209]

@@VictorRomeo1917 I agree, those shows were my favourite of my childhood, that’s one of the reasons I became a History Buff that and CoD W@W and BO1!

[@VictorRomeo1917]

@@jonauclair8209 I was an "airplane kid" from a very young age. That took me to a book about Midway when i was about 8, then the classic "Battle of Britain" movie and that was it, done, hooked. That was back in the 80's. I teach history now :)

[@jonauclair8209]

@@VictorRomeo1917 awesome

[@thomastoolcompanyllc.7349]

not getting any sound here

[@kush4381]

@@thomastoolcompanyllc.7349 Use earphone buddy

[@tommybrown9534]

Am I the only one having audio issues with this clip?

[@kush4381]

Sorry sir please use earbuds the problem is with video

[@tommybrown9534]

@@kush4381 oh ok. Sorry I didn't read the description with the earbud info. Thanks man.

[@2465akhil]

This movie make American ship and American aircraft invincible pure shit

[@rjl7655]

wow what a dive bomb....talk about bravery..my God...

[@ironeagle22a]

Balls of steel

[@AmericanBullet92]

What happened to the sound

[@kush4381]

Just kind of glitch use headphones

[@robertmatch6550]

I didn't like this movie. I know many people do and I am not here to flame on them but I didn't buy most of the casting. My main impression is the director shot it like a video game. It also had rather standard hero tropes that are old and tired. It wasn't as historically accurate as its fans seem to want it to be. Thought the music was unexceptional. I'm already not a fan of the director and I think he was 'miscast' as well for this pic.

[@romansallai8223]

Henry Fonda as Nimitz was better

[@MarkBluck]

No sound

[@sougata43]

I want to see yamamoto assaniniation based movies,is this movie name "Midway".

[@kush4381]

Yes the movie name is midway but unfortunately this is not the movie, where he was assassinated You try *isoroku yamamoto*

[@sougata43]

@@kush4381 that video is available in youtube only but I need full movie

[@cladglas]

a way too long flight over water, with 1 minute of action; looks to be an incredibly boring movie.

[@CameraTitan116]

I can't hear anything

[@kush4381]

Use headphone

[@ChaxPlayzz]

What is this all I hear is weird noises

[@kush4381]

Use head phone ,some mobile phones including mine are not supported for this audio

[@ChaxPlayzz]

Ok

[@ChaxPlayzz]

But I already officially seen the movie

[@Glaze_119]

so fucjing no one's gonna say anything about the audio? ok.

[@kush4381]

Read caption or comments

[@steveg6978]

Only war movie worth watching is Apocalypse Now....especially the Do Long bridge scene

[@kush4381]

Its great movie last scene is fantastic

[@spectermad9180]

Apocalypse now was just ok..not a great movie.. this movie just ok not a great movie..

[@82ghall]

do you know who's in charge

[@PhillipBear-w1w]

Stick with the original, no cgi

[@Morpheus2020]

Kamakazi

[@kush4381]

Yeah

[@momoshmomosh77]

Mr. Hunt.tenno hela banzaiiii!

[@momoshmomosh77]

*heka*

[@ph89787]

Proto-Kamikazes.

[@fireraid2336]

@@kush4381 actually no this is before Kamikazi squadrons where formed in 44-45. this is a pilot chooshing to ram his plane not a orginized attack kamikazi strike.

[@CameraTitan116]

On this video

[@bobthebuilder9553]

Yes, the American torpedos were as likely to be alive as they were dead or the other way around.

[@jarrodyuki7081]

i hate the allies i wish japan won midway and coral sea.

[@jimwinchester339]

No sound - can't like.

[@douglaslally156]

Ed Skrein did a respectable job as Dick Best however his dialect is terrible. British actors often overdo it on the American accents and they come off sounding like a bad impression of the Dead End Kids.

[@ericgu9036]

Why the fuck did you screw up the sound

[@kush4381]

Sorry but the sound will be disappear if you use head phone

[@FishtownRec]

That accent is cringe worthy hahaha 🤣

[@whiteindianone]

another total fake movie.

[@ammatathammavongsa9478]

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[@4002corbe]

This movie was awful.

[@anotherpluss1adventure905]

Bull crap movie

[@vstar7196]

This entire movie was a joke. The story of the Battle Of Midway is so compelling, yet the clowns who made this movie completely distorted historical fact, maliciously skewed people’s character traits for entertainment value and omitted key participants. That’s why this film is not considered a “classic”.

[@theNEWMASKSdudexxx]

Your comment is so autistic it's actually alarming. I think you should get checked out

[@Commander_35]

Such as?

[@justinnelson7658]

Hollywood gloss, producers now days, all about patron$ buying tickets than presenting the real fear, terror and death.

[@Bubble998Grunge]

Dunkirk makes this movie look like shit