Terminator Salvation (A-10 Scenes) | Mover Ruins Movies

Fighter Pilot Reacts to the A-10 scenes from the movie TERMINATOR SALVATION (2009) starring Christian Bale. Mover Ruins Movies
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[@SPEEDPAINTER1]

I was the concept artist on the team that designed this scene. I designed the A-10 Color scheme as well as the visual effects concepts and ideas for the scene. These birds were flown out of Kirtland Air Force Base, ABQ, New Mexico. The movie studio we worked out of was a hop, skip, and a jump from the base. I'm glad to see professional eyes on the scene to critique it. I always wanted to know what real pilots thought about the scene.

[@ReptileRescue]

Are you telling us that there was a single frame of real A-10 footage in that? Because it all looks CGI.

[@SPEEDPAINTER1]

@@ReptileRescue No of course not. I said I worked on the Visual Effects concepts for that scene. The scene had to be designed and digitally constructed. When I said the birds were flown out of Kirkland, I meant the base post apocalypse in the story. I should have made that clear. My bad on that. However, Kirkland was the setting for some key scenes. Moon, the actress was taken up in some flights aboard actual A-10s on the base. Also, many of the Resistance characters were Air Force personnel as well I think. The Air Force was incredibly helpful and awesome in the making of that film.

[@SPEEDPAINTER1]

@@ReptileRescue Oh, I almost forgot. I think the cockpit footage might have been accomplished using actual A-10 Cockpits green screened. I don't think they built cockpit bucks for that. I think those interior cockpits are the real deal.

[@MrChickennugget360]

@@SPEEDPAINTER1 mover points out that its not an A-10 cockpit since the chute does not match up. its possible they built a set for the scene. also do you know why CGI artists use massive fire ball explosions so much? its not very realistic and i always assume that its a mony saving issue since they are probably easier to animate.

[@SPEEDPAINTER1]

@@MrChickennugget360 If they didn't use actual cockpits, which I would have done (saves a shit ton of money), they might have built what are called "buck "sets. We built buck sets of the Batmobile in Batman Vs. Superman. They're expensive, but provide a lot of control production wise. As for explosions in CGI- remember it's Hollywood. Big explosions are cool to see. Ever see a grenade go off? Not that exciting right? Add a fiery explosion, and it's more fun to watch. I thinks that's why. Sometimes, explosions are exaggerated to emphasize a plot point. I know what you're getting at. It can get ridiculous hahahaha.

[@charlesb.3569]

The machines won. We're all inside the Matrix now.

[@stopcallingmeshirley]

Duh

[@mattd6900]

🤣

[@donmcatee45]

The machines feed us KZbin and created C.W. Lemoine to distract us.

[@andygenner5360]

Yeah and the resistance created covid to free us from the simulation

[@Ddnmddnn]

Bruhh

[@RCinginSC]

You gotta remember that the dude that fell into the river at mach1 was a machine. And even though his eyeballs should have ejected from his head upon impact, it's all good, he's a machine. 😎👍

[@toddie4usa1]

Us "skynet" folks use gorilla glue on his eye balls

[@janwitts2688]

Must have installed a flotation bag as well

[@cliffisfuckingawesome3508]

he definetly gotta rewire some stuff

[@white-dragon4424]

Yep, he's a cyborg. Also, the A-10 pilot called "Williams" is a woman.

[@tomgirl366]

U have done spoiler alert

[@JW_Reviews]

You’ve definitely got to take a look at the “Man of Steel” Superman movie to hear some more of the realistic A-10 gun noises in the smallville fight

[@smilodonpopulator1026]

Yeah, that scene was fantastic. I hope he does it.

[@panupongsumangkaset8705]

and F-35 scene too

[@TerraZetzz]

@@panupongsumangkaset8705 And the part where the Colonel sacrifices himself.

[@Reticuli]

But the physics looked goofy throughout.

[@jensloetzsch]

Man of Steel is great but the A-10 Gun Sound in the scene you mentioned is far far away from being realistic! In Terminator Salvation, the Sound is much closer to the original!

[@bionicsjw]

"That's a really old mask. I think the use them in the Navy." Priceless. Truly the best aviation reaction videos on KZbin. One of my High School Classmates flew Hog out of flight training Think 1982-83. I'm sure he would say that a Hog with that much weight might be slower than the HUEY.

[@johnosbourn4312]

That type of mask can be seen in the Warbird world.

[@orlock20]

Movie air force: We wish there was some way we could shoot a target from such a distance that they can't attack back. These missiles and rockets with a maximum range of 500 meters is just causing us to lose a lot of good pilots.

[@danieltobin4498]

Quick question, what's a reasonable range most A-10 pilots shoot from? I'm genuinely curious now.

[@thomasfell-smith7662]

@@danieltobin4498 in a2a the a10s gun is deadly inside about 5km

[@GuildofThunder]

We had one...the F-14D Tomcat carried the greatest air to air weapon ever developed (by Raytheon)...the AIM-54 Phoenix. Capable of locking onto a target from over 90 miles away and being released with 99% certainty of a kill. The original "Fire and forget" missiles. Sadly, all 732 of our F-14 Tomcats were sold to the Islamic Republic of Iran with them taking the last delivery September of 2016. She was a very, very beautiful and formidable bird.

[@goldenhide]

@@GuildofThunder There is sooo much wrong here. The Phoenix and especially later models used by the US were fired 3 times at a hostile target. The first two had more ignition issues and the last lost the target as it fled away from the Tomcat. All Tomcat kills (like say Gulf of Sidra) were done with Sparrows and Sidewinders. The 80 F-14A's were delivered to pre-revolutionary Iran under the Shah and after the revolution they never received another airframe, so your 2016 claim is absolutely wrong. It's been estimated in the last decade they might have 20 or so still airworthy after losses of skilled pilots, RIO's, and technicians as well as airframe life wear, training incidents, and their actual combat losses during the Iran-Iraq War, which they claimed to have fired around 90 Phoenixes with a claim of up to 60 scores, including one who claims he destroyed four with one missile and another who claimed he splashed a pair of MiG-23's in close formation, but air combat claims are always overdone and Cooper's 2002 book has some real sourcing issues. The highest scoring Tomcat pilot by confirmed kills is Major Jalil Zandi of the IRIAF with 8 confirmed +3 possible/maybe. No one gave them anymore F-14's. And just because the paper statistics say something has a 100nm operational range doesn't mean it will absolutely hit and kill. Absolute/Operational Range and the Range of High Probability of Kill are two *very* different things and the latter is typically much shorter than the former.

[@GuildofThunder]

@@goldenhide ill follow up research and get back to you. Thanks!

[@digitalproductions4758]

Tech's so far advanced their heading has gone beyond 360!

[@therealsnow]

Pretty sure it was distance, it kept going down as it got closer.

[@boejiden7093]

“This mission is a quick in and out”. You got me when you said “thats what she said”

[@exerpachuau5486]

Movie: “Connor is on the ground” Lemoine : “Aaah..here's BATMAN!”

[@FGCH03]

DCS gamers will save us from Skynet pulling paddle switch in the f-18.

[@texasknight5175]

"Bogachev!!!". - Cap

[@MarceloSantos-hi7gn]

I am just waiting your review of "Flight of the Intruder", from 1991, with Danny Glover and Willen Dafoe!!! Thank you in advance dor your attention!

[@jackdanielsisgoodjc]

"Fighter pilots make movies, bomber pilots make history" 😀

[@fortefe]

Wow just wrote the same and checked on the comments to see this. Thumbs upppp

[@JohnRodriguesPhotographer]

It's a good movie but I don't think it's that accurate From a military Aviation And Vietnam standpoint . The zsu-23 was pretty impressive . I wonder if they built that or if they borrowed one

[@danristheman1]

I liked that movie that should be on the list.

[@EvansRG78]

@@JohnRodriguesPhotographer It's not at all... the production crew made next to no attempt at any authentication on any aspect of the movie; between the uniforms, the tactics, the aircraft themselves, the interior of the carrier, the vehicles, even the music, you'd assume that we were still fighting the war in 1989... but hey, still an awesome movie.

[@TheNorwayDude995]

It always annoys me when the commander back at base is telling the pilot how to fly. Happens way to often in movies.

[@Ananamitron]

I think it's more forgivable in Terminator. It's post-apocalyptic, military is probably a mashup of veterans, militia, and people who just picked up a gun. Decorum and procedure likely aren't observed near as much given that. Connor was just a boy and ended up in a leadership position despite never being in the military.

[@thudthud5423]

"Okay, you're coming in toward the airfield. Line yourself with the runway. Good. You need to lower your landing gear. Lower your landing gear NOW!"

[@theguylivinginyourwalls]

@@thudthud5423 >

[@jonnie2bad]

@@Ananamitron bro you dont need to tell the even the most retarded of human beings when to eject

[@dennishayes65]

Kind of looked like what I saw flying into the Grand Canyon riding in a TC-4C when I was in the US Navy ! We (VA-42) were on detachment to the marine air field at Yuma, Az. On my day off a pilot asked if anyone wanted to go to California for a parts run ! A couple of us said yes so we took off on a parts run ! The pilot didn’t say we were going to the Grand Canyon first but that’s where we went ! DOWN INTO THE CANYON ! That was a neat ride ! Then we went to California to get the parts ! I’m not sure what base we flew into but I think it was Alameda! Fun stuff back in 1975 !

[@thomasesr]

The guy who fell in the water survived in the movie because, spoiler alert, he's a machine!

[@ArveEriksson]

"Oh! There's the dead guy! ... Oof! Now he's dead again!" XD Wow, that'd be just a delight at the movies!

[@thehamer8595]

LMAO that was extremely funny 😂

[@erikallder8199]

As a former sonar tech, I was appalled that they put the radar dish from an E-2 Hawkeye on a submarine in this film. It literally serves no purpose because radar doesn't work underwater, and it would actually increase the acoustic signature of the sub and make it MORE detectable....which defeats the entire purpose of a submarine. Does Hollywood even bother with military technical advisors anymore? 🙄

[@rsmith02]

Very interesting!

[@simonroh4958]

The Resistance probably had to repurpose and improvise a lot of equipment.

[@smilodonpopulator1026]

Finally!! Your "Mover ruins series" is the best thing on KZbin. Please keep them coming!!

[@SeamusMcGinn]

5:16 - That’s what she said 😄

[@GuildofThunder]

Mover - its another short clip but one of the most theatrically powerful in my mind....the F-18 scene from "The Rock" with Sean Connery, Nicholas Cage, and Ed Harris as General Hummel. I am almost certain you will find EVERYTHING wrong with that scene, but it is not short on entertainment value (namely because it carries one of the most epic scores ever written for film by lead Composer (the best of all time) Hans Zimmer, with Henry-Gregson Williams (The Chronicles of Narnia) and Nick-Glenny Smith (The Man In The Iron Mask) - in case you were wondering). Thanks Mover, love your stuff, keep up the good work and - as always - thank you for your service!

[@anvil067]

This is John Conner, if you can hear me.. you are the resistance! Hey Mover, good video!

[@Deuce_Dufresne]

A-10s doing air to air 😬, A-10s doing CAS (the Lord’s work) 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸💪😎

[@CWLemoine]

The 6.9th sign of the apocalypse.

[@icannon6611]

Just because you can doesn't mean you should

[@nahmad7080]

@@icannon6611 unless it ace combat then anything could be possible

[@icannon6611]

@@nahmad7080 anything going Mach 1+ can be AA in one way or another

[@BullittGT40]

To think the Air Force never wanted the A-10 and keeps trying to kill it. I guess we should only have bought A-10s but with F-15 engines installed. Instead we have Fat Amy.

[@mickeyargo]

Man, I love Mover Ruins Movies...it's about the only thing I watch on this channel but keeps me coming back to see if there is something new.

[@timgosling6189]

Heading 385: must be an artillery guy. They have 400 grads in a circle.

[@largodeeprose]

Hollywood Producer: "Hey Bob! How many degrees in a circle?" Bob: "er 360 i think Boss" Hollywood Producer: "Ah screw it ill just make the heading 385"

[@RCinginSC]

😂👍

[@lexuselk]

apparently in combat conditions, the wheel has 400 degrees ;)

[@RCinginSC]

He's actually flying backwards at a 25 deg angle

[@razorbackblood06]

I'm pretty sure that was a distance rather than a heading. The numbers get progressively lower as the ordinance travels to the target.

[@benhudman7911]

I’m amazed that they have enough facilities and ground support to operate this platform. Imagine a self sustained A-10 that loads itself!

[@shepherdlavellen3301]

Ace Combat intensifies

[@janwitts2688]

Yea it seemed like they were burning valuable assets on this mission

[@presidentelecta-10warthog44]

oh I can imagine

[@AmericanAbsolute]

Hahaha your commentary and critique is awesome. The fact that you ad some undertones such as, "this mission is supposed to be quick, in and out" and you say, " That's what she said".. Impecxable humor to say the least. But most of all I love the way that you analyze and dissect the scenes to point out Hollywood's errors in simulating what real fighter pilots do. Yea its the movies. But its awesome to know the real deal. You nail it everytime. Thank you for your expertise.

[@df0016]

I like how the guy is issuing the mission briefing AFTER troops have dismounted on the objective. That's generally something you'd want to do before you leave for the mission.

[@TrevlynJ]

Another continuity point for you, it's my understanding that when ejecting from an A-10 the canopy is punched off first, then the pilot goes after the canopy has cleared the airframe. I'm not entirely sure the seat in an A-10 is fitted with canopy breakers, nor do I recall ever seeing explosive charges built in to the canopy to aid a seat going through it. I could be wrong though, happy to be corrected.

[@berrytharp1334]

These are A10 Super Sport models. Very rare.

[@alexd6557]

Dude the music on the mover ruins movies screen.... a tear formed underneathe my eye it was so epic.

[@joshuanishanthchristian5217]

You've gotta check out Patlabor 2's Wyvern Scene Mover! It seems like something great for this series!

[@SpicySteve-tz2so]

Have you ever seen Clint Eastwood in Firefox? Loved the movie as a kid, bought the DVD finally last year, but I haven't revisited it yet, as I am afraid to have remembrance remorse...lol.

[@white-dragon4424]

It's just disappointing that it's rather boring right up to the point where he steals the plane. Then it really gets going! If only they'd put some clips of the plane being tested part the way through the movie to give it a bit more go...

[@toomanyaccounts]

keep in mind it is a super jet prototype made by the russians from what was likely resources that could have kept the soviet union going for 25 more years

[@Cleared_To_Land]

Love that new intro for "Mover ruins movies" animation... that's sick! Thanks again Mover.. legend.

[@stargazer2504]

Love it. Thanks for doing this. My take on Terminator Salvation being 2018 is that since the machines took over years earlier, they've increased technology and humans learned from it and upgraded their weapons and planes beyond real life today (?). BTW, it's set in 2018. They haven't seen 2020 yet.....

[@sjpga]

That was funny commentary pro. I like how you did some levity. Cracked me up 👍

[@archboyd]

Great review 👏

[@MrPADDYOT]

"That's what she said" LOL

[@demmertp]

How about the helicopter scenes in "We Were Soldiers Once?" The choppers were mostly used a air taxis for the troops, but there is also an attack scene, plus resupply and med evac. It's been too long since seeing this movie but I recall the vision of the helicopters arriving on the battle field to gun down the enemy was very impressive.

[@michalpavlat3943]

Not only the helicopter scenes but also a bit of CAS there. It's a great movie. I think Col. Hal Moore himself was an advisor when they made it. The correct title is just "We Were Soldiers".

[@eldritchmorgasm4018]

One of my favorite movies, quality-wise it's well done, but I think the finale is very Hollyweird, the real thing, I think, was not a "Last Moment Infantry-Charge with VERY Danger Close Minigun/Hydra-Support", but still, very good movie (should watch it again)

[@chrisjames7557]

I was literally just thinking how about a Vietnam film like We Were Soldiers or maybe Apocalypse Now. Good shout!

[@berryreading4809]

I had a Vietnam vet door gunner tell me that movie was the only one that got it exactly right, he said the finer details with the gunship scene was off... same pilots as slicks, staying low and stationary... but as far as the firepower and other helicopter scenes went he said they were the closest he'd ever seen to his real life experience. Also his squadron used to clip new door gunners onto the rescue rope and make them try to shoot targets offhand, at speed, while dangling and spinning 50ft below the huey 🤦‍♂️"for training" of course 😄 welcome to the unit! 🙆‍♂️

[@jamesmann3158]

Firefox and Flight of the Intruder.

[@Sweetness71775]

I love Firefox! That would be great.

[@kian.bridge]

Amazing camera quality!

[@getoutofthetimetrap5435]

CW ... props to you for pointing out the Hollywood versions of jet air combat in films ... wish they’d consult you first but then we wouldn’t have this great channel on You tube ! 👍🇺🇸

[@k.t.1641]

Not to spoil it but that main guy is hard to kill for a reason.... 😏. Good movie though in my opinion. Far better than any of the later horrible films.

[@FullPlaythroughs]

Yeah I laughed when he said "yeah he's straight up dead"

[@masterofpuppets7295]

Yeah alot of people give it shit but i thought it was good, easily the 3rd best of the franchise

[@Ananamitron]

@@masterofpuppets7295 Terminator 2, Terminator 1, Salvation. The rest are pretty bad if not outright unwatchable.

[@masterofpuppets7295]

@@Ananamitron i'd put t1 before t2 personally

[@hatework4282]

It was spoiled in the trailers. I think you're good.

[@parrisgeorge9708]

"THANK YOU CAPTAIN OBVIOUS"! HAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!

[@mladen5016]

"Connor on the ground" was it for me. And, that's was like, the first minute of the film. Can't have that..

[@relaxing_room_es]

6:35 It is not dead, it is a machine. XD

[@dhiskeywick1776]

"Thanks, Judy" HAHAHA!

[@thomasarthur2019]

Great vid! Other movie scenes worth taking a look at are the hijacking scene from Cliffhanger (1993), Rodan chasing the squadron in Godzilla: King of the Monsters (2019), the air strike scene from The Rock (1996), landing scenes in Die Hard 2 (1990), the docking scene from Executive Decision (1996) and all of Turbulence (1997) which is one of the most ridiculous action films ever made!

[@LouT1501]

Good video - like your new theme music.

[@aaron213213]

Can you ruin flight of the intruder please.. one of my Favorites growing up..

[@Meister183]

Attempt #3 please do a Mover ruins movies on, Flight of the Intruder

[@golfinguy423]

I got to visit the VLA where that first scene is filmed, if you're ever in the Socorro area in New Mexico it is definitely worth the drive out there.

[@ji3194]

I live a few hours north of there, used to run a car club cruise to the VLA every spring it's an amazing experience.

[@RealGracefulGoose]

The VLA is insane. Seeing those massive dishes up close is an experience.

[@480JD]

Stopped by a few weeks ago after having to detour off the 40 on the way home, they have everything closed because of Covid so couldn't get to the actual compound but they have one of the dishes sitting on a pad close to the rest stop area on the 60. Pretty cool to see and I'll want to go back once everything is opened back up.

[@golfinguy423]

@@480JD you have to man. Those dishes are insane in person.

[@oguzmemis6068]

"Its going to be quick in and out" "That what she said" lmao

[@unitedstrong3014]

Mover: film recommendation- Blue Thunder (1983) "F-16's vs SA341 Gazelle (aka Blue Thunder)"

[@fortefe]

I’d love to see here “The last flight of the intruder”. Fantastic movie for the time.

[@johnosbourn4312]

That's "Flight of the Intruder", not "Last Flight of the Intruder".

[@agoodchristianpilot159]

I couldn’t refrain from laughing when that random vietcong sniper killed the pilot’s navigator in the first 5 minutes of the movie

[@jamesmichie7980]

@@agoodchristianpilot159 air america is good. Where the farmer at the start looks up. And you see him think ‘spose ill have a go’. Fires one shot. Plan crashes and burns on landing minutes later

[@t-tproductions341]

Ahh i love these

[@white-dragon4424]

In fairness to the film regarding all the weapons carried under the A-10's wings and some of the old fashioned pilot's gear, we are talking about a post apocalyptic world, where the planes were almost certainly customised and the pilots also wore what they could get hold of.

[@CWLemoine]

True. But those straps don’t make sense.

[@toxlaximus3297]

Only movie left to ruin is flight of the intruder.

[@agoodchristianpilot159]

“I was a weapons platform built for this ship, but left out for cost overrun!”

[@formallyknownasj.a.2074]

We need more Mover Ruins Movies!!!

[@RamadiTaxiDriver60M]

In the future, when the machines take over, the A-10 is still in the inventory. So...either the Acquisitions Process is worse than I thought or the DOD budget is...😢

[@CWLemoine]

This is actually the past now 😳

[@white-dragon4424]

It could be considered a parallel reality to ours and even the "future world" shown in the first and second movies.

[@yannickschuler7284]

"Splash one Big monstrosity"

[@tonyvillanueva5341]

TTO probably means "Time To Objective". Also the disparity of pilot equipment can be attributed to the story happening after the machines attacked so equipment is more of a whatever works scenario. BTW I enjoy your videos.

[@CertainAffinity1337]

I think the movie Eye in the Sky might have some good scenes to analyze. Jessie from Breaking Bad decides to stop selling meth and become a drone pilot.

[@neilvermeulen5283]

Thank you for the giggles...

[@donmcatee45]

The pilot had the 5 fingers cut off his glove because he plays banjo, it's in his back story. And It's very likely he was fragged, not destroyed by the machines, because he plays banjo.

[@JW_Reviews]

You should take a look at the F-18 scene in Clear and Present Danger. Definitely pretty cool watching it drop that bomb!

[@spornge]

I love the Clear and Present Danger scene, I love how how divorced from the situation the bombing plane is, way up here far away, at my spot , dropping the bomb going back for Call of Duty play.

[@DarthPaddius]

Still looking for Flight of the Intruder.

[@wayout71]

awesome.

[@rbmoose22]

This is a quick in and out.....that is what she said, lol ! 5:15

[@kypdurron62]

I think we all want you to do Flight of the Intruder.

[@earnhar768]

Review the f-35 scenes from Live Free or Die Hard.

[@RenickRidingMoto]

I believe he's already done that

[@earnhar768]

@@RenickRidingMoto it’s not in his mover ruins movies playlist. Maybe your thinking about green lantern.

[@thef-35lockheedmartinlight11]

Im here

[@Ananamitron]

We know they're all wrong, like the entire thing is wrong haha.

[@SPEEDPAINTER1]

I was on the concept team that designed that scene. Please don't review it! I'm already cringing. Hahaha

[@donkeysunited]

The greatest trick Skynet ever pulled was convincing the world it didn't exist

[@MayhemCanuck]

The Woman in that scene is Moon Bloodgood , she makes one nice looking A-10 Pilot in this movie. This is one of the better Terminators imop.

[@CoffeeMatt10]

5:13 there goes my coffee 😂😂😂

[@ji3194]

I am always amused because of how far apart Taos gorge and the VLA is and this movie has them super close.

[@Xwing106466]

If you haven’t done it because I don’t recall... Review “Flight of the Intruder”

[@JC-uk8lp]

Loved the snapshot “that’s what she said”🤣

[@RainmanHST]

Mover, I think you would have a lot of fun with “Into the Sun”. Lol

[@blaineedwards8078]

Do you mean, "Tears of the Sun" and the end scene when Bruce calls in the air strike?

[@RainmanHST]

@@blaineedwards8078 no “Into the Sun”. It’s a B flick movie from 1991. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fn-0nHihq8-SiqM

[@azartymarine]

Just discovered your channel, good stuff. Wondering if you've listened to the almost 2 hour video with the 9/11 ATC and military transmissions and transcripts. There was a lot of confusion that day and a some of the jargon makes it even tougher to understand the level of disbelief and confusion that was going on that morning. You could even hear it in the voices of pilots who scrambled asking if it was an exercise or real world. Would be interesting to get your take on it. Thanks!

[@DAVIDBrown-zp8sz]

You know how government moves, they're still in the process of building Skynet but they've gone private and changed the name to Starlink !!

[@ahmadtheaviationlover1937]

I was laughing at how you are reacting to the video

[@TacComControl]

Pulling high alpha in an A-10 like that is a great way to snap the airframe. Seriously. The thing was already falling apart when it first left the assembly line due to air frame stress, it's worse now.

[@NefDarknight]

The scene of Godzilla next, just for fun lol

[@jackdanielsisgoodjc]

Flight of the Intruder is looking popular 😀 or how about 13 Days?

[@siddhantpatel7573]

He really has improved a lot, although wasn't need as "Mover ruins movies" was already interesting. Though the improvements are an added bonus. Had a good laugh on the description of certain scenes of the clip.

[@g.docswift9292]

Catwoman? Come on! That's a redhead! Clearly she's Batgirl!

[@CWLemoine]

Poison Ivy? 🤔

[@g.docswift9292]

Maybe, but if she's in the Batcave then something's gone seriously wrong!

[@CWLemoine]

Bruce liked to party. 🤷‍♂️

[@g.docswift9292]

That's why the machines took over.

[@allegedkurd]

I feel like Terminator Salvation was made in this weird time frame where every movie had to be super "gritty" and "realistic" and they all wanted to channel GWOT stuff they saw on TV, but they didn't know how.

[@VanquishedAgain]

Yessssss!

[@NanaHoshi35]

What about some Japanese anime scenes in the future haha. Such as the famous Patlabor F-15 Interception scene, air combat /dogfight scenes from Yukikaze. Lots of them are actually far more well made than the hollywood hokums though. There are some English captioned short scenes on YTB, but I'm not sure whether you can use them...

[@somthingbrutal]

be interesting to see your thoughts on the dogfight in Dunkirk

[@davebeattie9573]

A few points I thought I'd bring up. The guy who fell in the water is a cyborg. Not as fully mechanical as the T-600s, and having more biological components than the T-800s (classic Arnie), so I'd say he could survive, particularly as you see later in the film the basically cutting open to expose his inner workings, and he survives. The A-10 pilot is a her, not a he. Williams is played by Moon Bloodgood, my favourite part of Salvation. My second favourite being that they dropped the whole time travel aspect of the franchise. Wish the sequels had stayed in the future war. Could the missile at the first part of the clip be using a mils compass heading? When I served in the british army we did all compass headings in 'mils' of which there are 6400 in a circle. It allows for much more precise navigation, and given that this was a, supposedly, precission strike, I'd think that they'd want to be as exact as possible, so why use a 360 degree compass heading when a 6400 mils compass heading would be more accurate? 385 mils would be about about 21.65625 degrees. Sorry for the late reply, and now I'll get back to enjoying the rest of the play list,

[@xenomorphelv4265]

Wow, These Hunter-Killer Aerials are no joke. Way overkill vs A10s. One plasma shot and it's over.

[@105mmshooter9]

Does Mover do documentaries? Love to see his thoughts on Sled Driver Brian Shul’s presentation @ Livermore Labs.

[@ryansanico6539]

Crazy thing I meet the piolts that they use in Terminator Salvation at Salinas California International Air Show in 2018.

[@theejectionsite1038]

The HUD marking I think reads CRM-114. That is from Dr. Strangelove - it is the encryption radio that gets destroyed so they can't recall the last bomber

[@arturp9125]

"Firefox" from 1982

[@danristheman1]

Dogfights from the history channel, Blue thunder, Airwolf, Bat 21 I would like to see.

[@WiseGuy5674]

The guy that fell into the water and then skipped over it like a Stone was a terminator, so...........

[@crashoverride23]

This is the only Terminator movie I've enjoyed since T2.

[@abe924aviation]

Hot shots

[@qdommm]

"here's batman.." 😂😂