The Rock-Shower Scene

[@athanakop7775]

It's over Anakin! I have the high ground.

[@khatack]

You just had to spill that crap here. Go fuck yourself.

[@theslicefactor5326]

@@khatack The comment has 66 likes....

[@JBrander]

@@khatack Oh I don't think so

[@khatack]

@@theslicefactor5326 it's a commonly known fact that shit attracts flies

[@AnakinSkywakka]

@@khatack You act like they just pissed in your coffee.

[@ajbahus]

Michael Biehn and Ed Harris annihilated this scene. Powerful stuff.

[@dkleener]

It's also odd that the first time they acted together was in the movie The Abyss where Michael Biehn also played a Navy SEAL.

[@MichaelSmith-be5fu]

+Michael Mar Don't forget Navy Seals with Charlie Sheen!

[@kevinfitzpatrick4123]

Ed Harris own this scene just like Gibson in exp 3

[@AljoxA79]

250😉👍

[@orlandobabe]

Yes they did. I met Biehn at a convention and praised him for his performance on this scene. He was super awesome and super amazing.

[@thecrimedog1735]

“Sir we know why you’re out here, God knows I agree with you” Powerful scene. LOVE THIS MOVIE

[@siddharthsehgal2349]

Girls Locker Room: OMG Who are you taking to prom? Oh he’s so fine..... Boys Locker Room: STAND FAST, I CANNOT GIVE THAT ORDER, WHAT THE HELL IS WRONG WITH YOU MAN, CEASE FIREEEEE

[@djeemetryphebe4303]

So accurate

[@CoryRamirez97]

YOU WALKED INTO THE WRONG GODDAMN ROOM COMMANDER!!!

[@dannythomas417]

@Cory Ramirez Stand fast!

[@maxphobia]

thanks man needed the laugh!

[@crimson3540]

And then there's you and your friend just watching from the corner while you tell him "Don't go..."

[@xcvs8859]

54 people thought they'd be seeing Dwayne Johnson naked.

[@micktaylor7745]

Lmfao!!! Priceless comment

[@hanyourbae5854]

Lol hahahahahaj

[@dru3703]

Wow my sides hurt ! lol

[@KALIMAindia]

One of the best KZbin comments ever!! XD

[@markmcclure5800]

HYSTERICAL!!!!

[@Wolf1354]

I love how Commander Anderson pulled his sidearm and fired a few rounds before he died. He went out fighting til the very end.

[@whenyoupulloutyourdickands4023]

BadWolf heh yeah but against who? fighting to the bitter end doesn't sound at all useful or honorable when the fighting isn't against the enemy. it sounds like such a sacrifice is wasted on fighting your allies when it could have been used against enemies of the country.

[@MichaelSmith-be5fu]

In real life SEALS don't surrender like that, they keep fighting.

[@JD-Media]

There was no retreat from this situation, it was surrender or die.

[@Angry.General1461]

Friendly fire at its best!

[@farmallskittle]

@@Angry.General1461 that was not friendly fire these marines are no longer members of the marine corps they they are traitors domestic enemies

[@merciless41582]

Ed Harris is probably the most underrated actor of all time the way he portrayed General Hummel is fantastic

[@logger22]

@Julio Mateo Glenn Morshower takes the spotlight of playing a general in almost every movie

[@diurpaneustv2166]

RIP Sir Sean Connery. Such a great actor. His legacy will live forever

[@dannythomas417]

@powershel23 Cage was good at first until the face swap. That's when Travolta kicked in.

[@lujack1801]

@@dannythomas417 what?!Cage is awesome

[@grapelund]

“ You call it want you want, you’re down there, we’re up here, you walked into the wrong goddam room!!!” Love the intensity in his delivery.

[@nickz5849]

It's kinda funny though if you understand the rivalry between marines and navy. It's almost cliche, like of course the Marine general would be "up there" on the high ground and the navy is down there

[@ThatHungryAfricanChild]

YOU PICKED THE WRONG HOUSE FOO

[@ЕленаЕгорова-ъ9м]

Если мне память не изменяет, он их выбирал и он их обучал. Какой приказ ты должен был выполнить? Умереть! Если бы ты не так часто спорил со мной, ты бы умер быстрее! Зато я молодой и шибутной, со мной не скучно! Братва обучала

[@ЕленаЕгорова-ъ9м]

Кстати, Цезарь так учил своих солдат римлян. Соври, чтобы выжить! Умри на солнце!…но тех, кто вынес бревно или колодки на плечах, он уважал не меньше. Он их просто использовал для более подходящей работы )))

[@ЕленаЕгорова-ъ9м]

Прежде чем это понять, пришлось фильм несколько раз туда сюда крутить. После этого мнение а фильмах и киноляпах их изменилось

[@manuelbrown8733]

It's missing the best part when Ed Harris says: "You made a terrible mistake, and more of our brothers have died in vain. Damn you for forcing me into this position."

[@DemonBoy3223]

A wonderfully amazing scene here, but what I love most about this scene is how General Hummel was really adamant about having the SEALs surrendering peacefully, he did not want to kill them, even shouting for his men to cease fire, and even after the shootout he showed regret and remorse for it. Such amazingly profound acting from Ed Harris, his performance in this film was very *hypnotic* if I could say so myself. *;)*

[@green49285]

Not only that but us viewers see how he truly believes in what he's doing, while the men under his command are fucking maniacs.

[@SlickRick4EVER]

Ohh don't worry, we will see Ed Harris in uniform, again, only he will be directing Pete "Maverick" Mitchell in Top Gun: "Maverick".

[@AQUAPHREESH193]

@@SlickRick4EVER I ain’t worried at all 😂😂

[@jamesclint2338]

Which I find weird since the whole plan was a bluff.

[@MichaelSmith-te7eq]

Did you read that in his eyes? Sean Connery did.

[@erentheca]

Amazing film, 1996 and this scene would still compete with anything new in the theaters. This movie is a masterpiece.

[@basilishellas7291]

One of the best shootout scenes in history of cinema!Legendary film,actors,location.

[@NeilusNihilus]

Indeed. This scene, the Gary Oldman swat scene in Leon and the bank heist in Heat come immediately to mind.

[@basilishellas7291]

@@NeilusNihilus saving private Ryan Omaha beach and last battle.

[@dtxa7x]

What I love most about this scene is General Hummel gets focused in screaming “CEASE FIRE” bc he doesn’t want this and it just a happened on the acc of the other marines, at first when I was very young I thought he was a villain but as I got older i realized, he was a hero for his men. Those he had lost. As chaotic as they made it. They kept his morality. This movie is amazing. My favorite by far.

[@Bull1908]

Ed Harris has played many government officials and military officers over the years. He brings an underrated but commanding presence in every film he does. He deserves an honorary oscar at worse.

[@jorenvanhaverbeke9282]

this scene makes the gulag mission even better

[@spilledcurry6697]

Sure as hell dose

[@hamzakarim933]

@Starscream91 modern warfare 2

[@troubleman8430]

Fuck yea!!

[@M0A0R0k00W0Y0L0D0E]

Honestly this scene reminds me of certain parts in the game black on Ps2

[@jaykingston9516]

BLACK the game on PS2 I love that game.

[@fitw]

Best scene, i will remember in the rest my life, i will never never forget this lesson.

[@shadowdazzy]

Michael Biehn you never had the recognition you deserved in the 80's and 90's but I am so happy you are now in the "Alien 5" movie. I just hope you go out in style this time :)

[@theeverlastingmuse5581]

One of my favourite scenes of all time. The music and Dialogue and acting is great

[@sydnaz9985]

True 👌

[@TheSouthernPirate]

One of the most powerful scenes in modern cinema in my opinion.

[@acotytamwiesz]

***** how about Crimson Tide

[@TheSouthernPirate]

This scene however shows how good men with the best of intentions can still cause death and destruction. How the slightest thing can turn a tense situation in to a bloodbath.

[@DXexter]

you haven't seen so many movies then

[@raleraka4423]

people miss the big picture, on regular basis, when it comes to this scene. there is no such thing as a good soldier or a bad soldier. youre either a soldier or youre not one. the symbolism of running out of the mouse hole into the kill zone as opposed to running out of the danger into a mouse hole is obvious. ive seen things like this often ( none of them involving firearms and dead bodies though, assault and battery with deadly weapon instead). i met some Dutch men couple of days ago, wearing orange hoodies with the name of the country on their back. I couldnt imagine greater shame than being a Dutch soldier and showing off in 2019. people tend to forget too soon and too fast. waving a knife a gun or FS dagger doesnt make you a soldier. its the mental set.

[@raleraka4423]

''marines dont die/they go to hell and regroup''

[@anxioussamurai9017]

Michael Biehn is one of the most underrated actors of all time.

[@irishboi7100]

Isnt he hicks from aliens 2??

[@donnyannessa654]

and Kyle Reese from Terminator

[@davegarrett231]

Johnny Ringo in Tombstone

[@sumomassaquoi5212]

He maintained discipline and respect to a higher ranking officer even facing death.

[@miguelporras8366]

More than that, he treated him like a peer, not like an enemy.

[@RuiLuz]

@@miguelporras8366 True, because he understood the General's reason to revolt, and he agrees with him, but still.

[@edinscot56789]

The best part of this scene is still missing - Goodspeed (realistically) cries out in grief and horror, while Mason stoically takes the dead SEALs gear. Well acted.

[@SilverTounge85]

Also on the VHS I had back in the day, one of Michael Biehn's Navy Seals, manages to kill one of Hummel's mercenaries. Tall guy w. blonde/white hair seen when they are setting up their equipment earlier in the film. I think it was the Navy Seal that climbed the showers to shoot, manages to pop a 9mm in his head. It's not on any of the dvd or blu-ray releases for some reason. During the aftermath of the massacre, when Hummel and his men are inspecting the dead, and they find a dying Navy Seal, in the overview shot, you can see that black mercenary w bandana (Pvt. McCoy, Ill take pleasure in gutting you, Boy!'), pulling up a dead Hummel Marine, hanging over the edge w. his upper body, blood downwards the wall towards the floow of the showerroom. In the vhs copy I used to have, there was extended dialouge w. Hummel standing the showerroom as well, where David Morse's character says "We lost one of ours!", and then Hummel says: "I didn't want this!"

[@Angry.General1461]

Friendly fire at its best!

[@garrettzkool63]

@@SilverTounge85 thank you so much for this! I had the vhs too and didnt have that scene!

[@jens3545]

I think it was a deleted scene in the extras of the bluray, i can remember that scene also but not from the VHS, i think it was in the deleted scenes section or in the making of.

[@bravo2swift487]

The way commander anderson and general hummels characters argue between each other is so powerful its incredible. Also the way the navy seals fight until they physically cant pull the trigger anymore is so accurate. Hands down the best scene in the movie.

[@AxelGunnars]

Thats Ed Harris at his best

[@patrioticgunner8034]

I loooooove his work

[@ViperKeeper2070]

He has played some great roles. Gene Krants in Apollo 13, John Glenn in The Right Stuff. He played a fantastic Marine in this one.

[@ebinom8112]

Yes sir

[@starwarsroo2448]

Dunno hes done loads like this

[@kenflo7]

Gives me the chills every time. Awesome music, awesome scene, awesome movie!

[@malafunkshun8086]

Incredible scene. Still remember this one even though it’s been years since I’ve seen “The Rock.” It’s one of those scenes you never forget.

[@MrMikaragva]

someone should tie Michael Bay to a chair and make him watch this movie over and over again until he realises how his movies are supposed to be made. Not this 3-hour CG fireworks shit he makes today

[@Morten_Storvik]

His target audience acually likes those movies.

[@chrisleibsley4860]

That's because his target audience suffers from Down Syndrome.

[@agentandrewmiltonpinkerton9818]

MortenStorvik he needs to make another bad boys to get his old tarhet back

[@69DangerousD]

Directors today know that they simply need to come up with a title and some moving pictures for a minimum of 80 minutes and they'll earn millions from all the people who just can't go without seeing the newest 'film' Some do make an effort and actually produce screen worthy entertainment, but the large majority of movies in the last five or more years have been dog shit and that's not even touching the tidal wave of horrendous remakes

[@Salibs]

How can you make a transformers movie with no CGI?

[@AnakinSkywakka]

"We've spilled the same blood on the same mud..."

[@ljj5708]

Anakin Skywalker hello there!

[@Dtt4]

Spilt the same blood on the higher mud.

[@MikeiusOfficial]

You know goddamn well I can't give that order

[@DragonWarriorCodes]

Yea .. mostly our blood .. the blood of multiple families in Iraq. Such audacity the Americans speak of by making those movies.

[@AnakinSkywakka]

I don't even remember making this comment lol

[@michaelgifford4222]

An absolutely insane storyline but my God, how the acting, music, and humanity sold all of it. One of the best of all time.

[@WolfySnackrib666]

1:50 - the best dialogue exchange in the movie.

[@sistemann6062]

Dialogue of man , dialogue of man

[@laurocoman]

"I WILL NOT GIVE THAT ORDER!"

[@martmandred9182]

WHAT THE HELL IS WRONG WITH YOU, MAN!!!!!

[@larrymcjones]

I AM NOT GONNA REPEAT THAT ORDER!

[@anxioussamurai9017]

STAND FAST!

[@everyvillainislemons8712]

@Bilal Khalid *Cue Hans Zimmer music

[@idrisraji2765]

"LET'S WASTE THIS FUCKERS"

[@TheJellymonty]

"General we spilled the same blood in the same mud" Our boys have done the same. Its a shame our country doesn't honor their great sacrifice. Instead when they come back from duty they are tossed away like stray dogs. We citizens are proud of you, every single soldier that has spilt blood for this country. You will surely be rewarded. In this life or the next.

[@SkeletonsYouControlHaveHaste]

Why Aliens is one of my Favorite films, Micheal Biehn actually lives lmao

[@jennitan533]

yeah then they killed him off in the next installment, still bummed about that

[@SkeletonsYouControlHaveHaste]

Yep! thats why I refuse to watch it lol

[@victorrain]

Jenni Tan Look at Aliens: Colonial Marines.

[@canadavatar]

That game where he survived wad a dishonor to the alien franchise. We mostly believe it would of been more preferible if he had the main role in Alien 3 with the alternate story.

[@MrLucky3576]

He survived Navy Seals. Wounded but alive at the end.

[@domagojgreguric6957]

This ladies and gentlemen, is one of the scenes why The Rock is the greatest movie ever.

[@americanadian]

This scene gives me the chills every time. One of my favorite action movies!

[@avasnowbattlesdeath]

Biehn just goes SO HARD in this scene.

[@mikfhan]

"CEASE FIRE!!!" Ugh, right in the nineties... Action film classic!

[@carlosbrannan703]

Right in a middle of the end of a gun fight...

[@JustaRobot]

When you get sent to the gulag but your boys are with you

[@mikevasquez3949]

Team Wipe lol

[@Casca-su3ty]

Nothing matters after that

[@uriah505]

lol I didn’t here A Bell. I still have two arms.

[@joshshin6819]

nah

[@jacket2425]

203 now

[@danrice4536]

2021...We all need to learn a lesson from this scene. Peace to everyone & may God have mercy on us.

[@JamesSkelley]

One of the best scenes of all time. Amazing script, Amazing action. Awesome!

[@bwortham565]

I love when Ed Harris said "what's wrong with you man!"

[@joejoerunya8908]

Yea he’s trying to end it peacefully. Hummel didn’t wanna hurt anyone

[@JoeWhite-fi3qu]

What the hell is wrong with you man!?

[@donnyannessa654]

“You’re unit is covered from an elevated position.” Translation: “We have the high ground.”

[@michaelashtonjr.ashohara1414]

Obi-Wan Kenobi approves.

[@ForeverYoung2708]

Good acting

[@LinkMarioSamus]

In this case, do not come with Michael Biehn if you want to live.

[@carlosbrannan703]

Weak

[@antitroll890]

Michael Biehn........he wasn't in this for very long but he gave a strong and memorable performance as Commander Anderson he was one of the best characters in this

[@TripleA90000]

"shit, goddammit!" "let go of me, LET GO OF ME!" "Don't, don't go" Powerful stuff. I've always wondered why he went up the ladder instead of staying in the tunnel. Seems like that would have been the smarter thing to do.

[@sbapungi1506]

+TripleA9000 He wanted to be with his buddies , and support them .

[@nightfangs2910]

because his brothers were being killed

[@TheFuturemarine10]

His brothers were dying and he wanted to fight with them.

[@wolfproducts]

When you serve in the military, you breathe, live, fight and die with your brothers.

[@Adam10494]

@@wolfproducts 👍🏻

[@TheNaijaboy007]

'....you call it what you want, ...you are down hear, we are up here...' Epic words!

[@JamesUnited88]

Amazing scene from a great film. I've always felt The Rock never gets the recognition it deservers just because it's an "action film". The music is stunning.

[@dwisetyogustiarilaksono1160]

Its Hans Zimmer. Even a Sponge Bob movie will be epic if he was the one make the score...

[@Omerino82]

Michael Biehn is Great.

[@misterhoobomaster]

Probably my favorite action MOVIE moment. It's extremely epic and sad :(

[@gibbs-13]

***** I can understand you, Snake.

[@pjguyer24]

+MisterHooboMaster action movie that defined my teenage years, above many

[@Blad3sofWaR]

Never has such a Epic yet Saddening Scene really hit home like this one.

[@randomazn420]

I mean...the opening credits scene just sets the pace of epicness in this movie.

[@agustinchavez5276]

MHM Michael Bay is a genius for directing this movie.

[@doma234]

I simply love this movie. One of my favorites of my childhood.

[@haqatak23]

The score in this scene and fir the entire movie is just amazing even when the plot is unravelling and turning into a mess. The scores throughout match the awesome action.

[@FoxyFox6991]

Michael Biehn is such an underrated actor!

[@ThothTheAtlanteanK]

I am so glad you didn't add the "Best scene ever" in the title! Amazing scene, amazing movie.

[@drifter6276]

YOU WILL GIVE THAT ORDER!!!! I WILL NOT GIVE THAT ORDER!!!! YOU WILL GIVE THAT ORDER!!!! I WILL NOT GIVE THAT ORDER!!!!!! WHAT THE HELL IS WRONG WITH YOU MAN!!!!! AHHHHHHHH!!!!! AAAAIIIIEEEEE!!!! lol

[@DwightKoh93]

Shit, you beat me to it. :/

[@melvinch]

Imagine this exchange of words in MCDonald's...LOL.

[@NostalgiaReaper]

Melvin Chong lmao when BK tried to mess with Mcdonalds

[@hofhdskfhdks]

@@melvinch hahah nice

[@Svein86]

Great (and sad) scene. The way the marines shoot the seals in cold blood (especially Darrow which has a big grin on his face during the shootout). And the music fits perfectly. Hummel and Andersons dialogue before the shootout is also awesome. Ed Harris is fantastic as Hummel. The way he repeately shouts "Cease fire" is fantastic. You can hear in his voice how shocked and terrified Hummel is. Hummel must be one of the most likable "badguy" i've seen in a movie. I felt sorry for him...

[@alansohn855]

Technically it wasn't cold blood because if you looked closely, after part of the wall covering a marine fell on the ground, a SEAL initiated the first shot.

[@visencorp6502]

@@alansohn855 you do know that the rock is fell intentionally by that nigga marine, right?

[@alansohn855]

@@visencorp6502 English?

[@visencorp6502]

@@alansohn855 wut?

[@blackfeatherarchery]

@@alansohn855 The reason why the shooting started is because a marine adjusting his stance knocked over a brick which cause it,

[@dontbesmartalec]

One of the most epic moments from the 90s

[@cosmokramer179]

Fun fact: Modern Warfare 2 was inspired by this scene for the Gulag level where you go and rescue Price. The game’s music composer was Hans Zimmer, who also composed the score for this movie

[@mjpraetorian4386]

Holy shit really?

[@michaellim4165]

I remember this scene 20 years ago. To this day, it make me sad rewatching this.

[@soumy1986]

As the General said, "WHAT THE HELL IS WRONG WITH YOU MAN!!” I'd like to put the same question to Michael Bay

[@venomsnakeYGBSM]

He makes shit now i really respect when he made 13 hours

[@Ferruccio_Guicciardi]

Read Sun Tzu, The Art of War : "When the enemy occupies the high ground, do not confront him. If he attacks downhill do not oppose him."

[@robertcarlos7273]

I AGREE WITH YOU ON THAT SITUATION... DOWN FIRING IS MUCH MORE POTENT THAN UP HILL FIRING THR GRAVITY OF THE BULLETS FROM THE FIREARMS IS MUCH FASTER THAN BELOW...

[@madapakakapadam]

@@robertcarlos7273 ROFL

[@theeverlastingmuse5581]

God i love love love love this movie. I love this scene! I love this song!

[@AnakinSkywakka]

Great movie, sad scene...made me shed a few tears when I've first seen it in theaters.

[@nazhiefef9128]

me too :)

[@MegaVince09]

What a movie scene! The valor and value of service...

[@miguelporras8366]

Anderson addresses to Hummel as a peer, as if he still was a military official and not a terrorist. He knows he is not enemy nor traitor. Tragic scene

[@SuperRobinator123]

Hummel is a Medal of Honor recipient and a brigadier general. He’s about 20 grades higher than a commander. In the armed forces, it’s ingrained into people to address those above them as sir and ma’am, exactly what he does here, even if Hummel is a terrorist.

[@jerryfransz1013]

In a movie called The Rock, guess what would be the deciding factor in one of the major scene in the movie? a falling ROCK. dear writer, was that pun intended?

[@SoudagerAamer]

🤣🤣🤣

[@joejoerunya8908]

I love how they still respected each other, even though they were on different sides

[@drukjohn1982]

This scene is so powerful! Ed Harris nailed it! Still gives me goosebumps everytime. Anyone know of other movie scenes as powerful as this one, plz post.

[@ElTuco84]

Man, wtf happened with Michael Bay?? I remember when this movie was released I was blown away by the cinematography, the editing, the dialogue, everything was top notch, I said to myself, I have to keep an eye on this guy Michael Bay. But then, he made Armageddon, and then Pearl Harbor, and then Bad Boys II. The Island was ok, but then he derailed again with those Transformers movies, today he's a joke who somehow still makes billions of dollars.

[@Morten_Storvik]

Because he still makes good movies. All those movies you mentioned are in fact good movies.

[@willfieldsend]

It's because of one man. Jerry Bruckheimer. He's the one who reins in Michael Bay and stops him going too over the top. But if Bruckheimer isn't producing then Bay gets free reign and then Transformers happens.

[@airsir9559]

C'mon, Armageddon and the first Transformers weren't bad movies. They were good popcorn fun.

[@Modernww2fare]

EquestrianGames No they're not

[@Morten_Storvik]

justinjacques766 Yes they are. They are good popcorn fun. Thats all they have to be.

[@singlet1991]

the most intense film ive ever seen. full of honour and respect of those who have fallen, but in a twisted way

[@Bokerjkm]

Michael Biehn = Solid Snake

[@Mister_Kourkoutas]

Boker JKM guess that makes Hummel Big Boss after a fashion.

[@VVeltanschauung187]

wrong, youre suppose to make the correlation with Sean Connery lol

[@demonofelru3214]

Actually on the original Metal Gear cover for the MSX2 and NES it was indeed Michael Biehn. He was to play Solid Snake at the time if a movie was made.

[@MildMisanthropeMaybeMassive]

Demon of Elru And Sean Connery was indeed Big Boss. I am surprised Konami was never sued for ripping off the images and likenesses without permission.

[@demonofelru3214]

@@MildMisanthropeMaybeMassive Can you confirm this?

[@valin771]

Michael Biehn will always be the most under appreciated actor I've ever seen...

[@Savetocss]

Women cry on Titanic, men gets teary eyes on this scene. Here we have two Honorable men, one is (Anderson) man of Honour following the DUTY for his country and govermont VS the man (Hummel) of Honour for his men who were betrayed by that same govermont, it shows mutual respect from both men toward each others, from both of their points of views what honour is, and it is so sad, both men are tortured in fact, spilled blood in the same mud as Anderson says. What's most sad in this scene for me is the fact that Anderson wont surrender (knowing he will die) and that Hummel is yelling "ceasefire" knowing what he has done ...somethin he never wanted too.

[@rayjohnson3286]

I seen that

[@Levitiy]

We know the next president was elected by shitting on DOD leadership, those ultimately culpable, on behalf of the troops. 😁

[@SuperGoldeneye1]

Wow. Very intense scene. I used to LOVE this movie. Very well made for an action movie. Ed Harris is great, and of course Nic Cage and Sean Connery are also amazing.

[@dapperdonmilli]

Ed Harris is one hell of an actor! 🙌🏾

[@handsomegeorgianbankrobber3779]

I still cant believe Ed Harris has never played in a movie as Erwin Rommel. The similarities are striking.

[@markosabo]

Today, we wanted to take time to remember SEAL Commander Anderson and his fellow team members whom, on the night of June 7th, 1996, were all killed in action while conducting a covert rescue mission in order to save hostages from Alcatraz Prison and secure book signing deals. A week prior, a group of rogue U.S. Marines, enraged by the lack of compensation from the VA, tactically stormed the prison, took hostages and threatened to wipe out the SF bay area with chemical weapons. Having prior combat experience in the Middle East in the 80s, Anderson was put in charge of the rescue op. The team comprised of the finest and slickest hair the Navy could offer. The team inserted in the water under cover of darkness and made it's way towards the drain system of the prison. As planned, the team then made entry into the shower room via the sewage only to be ambushed by the Marines who were waiting from an elevated position after being alerted by their motion sensors. With tensions rising and the Marines demanding the surrender of the team, Anderson decided to defuse the situation by giving a grandiose speech about patriotism, God, country and general orders. Seeing that he did not speak crayon, Anderson began to realize hat his speech was futile. Now, no one is certain about who fired the first shot or who began playing a Hans Zimmer soundtrack, but the entire SEAL team was obliterated by the rifle fire, MG fire and slow motion. In a span of 5 minutes, Anderson and his men lay dead in a pool of blood and seamen. The photo captured here from one of the shoulder cameras, shows Anderson's last stand (along with the improper handling of a pistol). He gave his life for the greater good and for the country he loved. Subsequently, all hostages were freed and all perpetrators were killed by an old Brit and a lab rat who couldn't swim. #remembereveryoneontherock #promqueens www.zerofoxtrot.com

[@god5535]

I like how says this with a straight face.

[@martinelliotedwards1883]

Sign this guy up for the evening news.

[@Awi12]

That’s powerfull stuff!

[@RichterBelmont2235]

*salute*

[@leonkwekudonkordonkor8522]

I really enjoyed how you brilliantly and intellectually penned this. Awesome writing skills...

[@Savetocss]

Jesus this made my eyes teary... no words to explain...

[@rayjohnson3286]

Same here

[@rackasheli]

michael biehn is without any doubt theeeee most underrated actor ever!!!! ugh hes amazing

[@chicas24]

One of my favorite scenes and one of my favorite movies ever...

[@stripemcr5722]

the shower room was the first sign that Gen. Hummel does not have his men fully undercontrol

[@unigweamaechi7266]

Yeah but some of his men are mercenaries...

[@drukjohn1982]

I like it when 2 actors have stand off argument, when you can just feel the intensity, this particular scene's got a nice buildup to it.

[@Szene-vu5cs]

The music in the end is sooooo great

[@YoungGun66]

We've spilled the same blood in the same mud.

[@SilverRanger78]

This whole scene is battling yourself. What you believe in , your nation, your cause ,your people and sometimes we all won't agree but this scene captured it all

[@Kidgloves1984]

Seen this film over 500 times for sure..absolutely brilliant action film..favorites hands down..

[@Muguratiu]

This scene man...it`s perfect! The look the major gives to Hummel when Anderson points out the truth and how immediately after the firing begins Hummel shouts: Cease fire! realizing the mistake that it`s unfolding...man, this is too good.

[@mrjamesho]

When your Search and Destroy team gets destroyed and you’re the last one alive.

[@pbrudevold]

This is the greatest movie scene ever! so good acting, and the music fits perfectly!

[@andrewh5136]

"We're dead." Just those two simple words were so cryptic. No one wants to die like this, military or not.

[@johnkon8346]

After being in the Gulag in Warzone, and Rebirth Island so much playing COD, it was only natural that I watched the Rock last week. One of the best action movies ever imo.

[@MartinRodriguez-ox7vh]

The most 💔😢 scene on" The Rock", when Brother Special Operators must fire 🔥 shots in anger..... Navy SEALs vs Force Reconnaissance Marines. No One Wins...... DAMNIT!!🇺🇸💔

[@MartinRodriguez-ox7vh]

I Still Can't Watch This 💔😢 Scene Without Tears 😭 In My Swollen 🥺 Eyes. GDMN IT !!!

[@jerryhenson3916]

Michael Bay and Quentin Tarantino are the undisputed masters of the cinematic tragic shootout.

[@SixFootTurkey_]

One of Biehn's best lines (not that he has many lines at all) is when he is briefing the SEALs before the mission: "Make no mistake gentlemen, we are in the fight of our lives. Against maybe the greatest batallion commander in the Vietnam war, I shit you not."

[@gurkis35]

Not one movie scene have raised as much goosebumps to me like this one. Its just so full of sorrow and the music of it really made it.

[@larrymcjones]

Can’t believe this movies about 25 years old. I remember my parents had me watch it in 1st grade 2002 as educational material since we were about to visit the Bay Area including Alcatraz

[@tomjones1568]

2:01 thats the reason why it was titled “THE ROCK”

[@mrjamesho]

No it’s because that’s Alcatraz’s nickname.

[@ME-im3ui]

The brick?

[@mayfairhaolai877]

😂😂😂😂the fuk

[@CoryRamirez97]

Underrated.

[@redhood5704]

Lmaoo

[@jplanqua2742]

I'm french, and even if i often launch american movies DVDs in my language, this was the first one i started to watch in american, to try to get used to the expressions and accents. Very good movie in french, legendary movie in its original version :) Sean Connery were at his best in it, Ed Harris were great (ok, it's usual, with him :D ), N. Cage was fucking good too... Musics, and dialogues, were able to elevate that movie to the highest level... A goddam masterpiece i love since the 1st time i see it.

[@BipoIarbear]

"I CANNOT GIVE THAT ORDER"

[@javoman13]

They were a real hero.God save America and all good movies like this.Greetings from Javoland.

[@JNguyen0381]

16 years later and this is still the best scene ever... I can't believe I still remember that quote words by words after all these time... "like you, I swore to defend this country against all enemies, foreign, sir... and domestic. General, we've spilled the same blood in the same mud. And you know god damn well I can't give that order", bring tears to my eyes everytime...

[@alexjoo7761]

Manly tears

[@JoeWhite-fi3qu]

Your under oath of united states marines have your forgotten that? We all have shit that makes us remember some of them were shit on and pissed on by the pentagon but that doesn't give you the right to mutiny!! You call it what you want your down there were up here you walked in the wrong god damn room commander!