Wild Wild West (8/10) Movie CLIP - 80 Foot Tarantula (1999) HD

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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Jim (Will Smith) and Artemus (Kevin Kline) discover Spider Canyon and the mechanical beast that lives within.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Yet another TV series is revived for the big screen, as Will Smith and Kevin Kline join forces as James T. West and Artemus Gordon, the most sophisticated government agents of the 1860's, in the film adaptation of The Wild Wild West. West and Gordon represent two opposite ends of the personality scale: West is a smooth-talking charmer and man of action who prefers to shoot first and ask questions much, much later; while Gordon is intensely methodical and cerebral, with a genius for gadgets and mechanical innovations. They're brought together by no less an authority than the President of the United States to track down an evil genius named Dr. Arliss Loveless (Kenneth Branagh). Loveless was once an honored military leader and inventor until one of his schemes went awry and left him paralyzed from the waist down. Driven mad by the experience, Loveless is determined to get revenge on the United States by assassinating the President, using a 60-foot tall mechanical spider. Assisting Loveless is a team of beautiful female criminals, Miss East (Bai Ling), Amazonia (Frederique Van Der Wal), Munitia (Musetta Vander) and Miss Lippenreider (Sofia Eng). As the initially suspicious West and Gordon learn to work together, they also find themselves helped by an attractive woman, Rita Escobar (Salma Hayek), who has her own bone to pick with Loveless. Wild Wild West reunites star Will Smith with director Barry Sonnenfeld, who previously worked together on the hit Men In Black (1997). Wild Wild West features a hip-hop theme song from one-time Fresh Prince Smith, along with a more traditional Western score from composer Elmer Bernstein.
CREDITS:
TM & © Warner Bros. (1999)
Cast: Will Smith, Kevin Kline
Director: Barry Sonnenfeld
Producers: Tracy Glaser, Barry Josephson, Kim LeMasters, Doug Lodato, Jon Peters, Graham Place, Joel Simon, Chris Soldo, Barry Sonnenfeld, Neri Kyle Tannenbaum, Bill Todman Jr.
Screenwriters: Jim Thomas, John Thomas, S.S. Wilson, Brent Maddock, Jeffrey Price, Peter S. Seaman
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[@zoser595]

That spider was supposed to fight Nicolas Cage’s Superman. The most drug idea I’ve never heard of.

[@lookatthepicture4107]

We live in a timeline where that didn't happened As if we need more proof this iz the worst outcome possible

[@phantomzone2725]

I thought it would be Brainiac's head with eight legs

[@lucaskauan5991]

I can only imagine Jon Peters making a Spider-Man movie.....

[@ivangomez123]

The Giant Spider could have worked but with more alien tech and more sophisticated. But you are right.

[@blitzenius]

It appears that the spiders supposed to fight The Sandman (new Netflix show) back in the day as well as revealed by Neil Gaiman.

[@jirkuvdruhykanal]

They are the fiercest killers in the insect kingdom.

[@gffrycole]

Fucking Jon Peters. hahahahaha

[@williamou417]

That green locomotive is the B&O Museum's William Mason

[@simonepagnotta5112]

the one and only spud bud, you're not getting the reference. look up Kevin Smith talking about his Superman script.

[@snarkcast483]

Actually, tarantulas are arachnids.

[@simonepagnotta5112]

you too, Jayden Myers, you're not getting the reference.

[@Mrstealth93]

There`s something about that spider walker that just makes it look believable. For example. The fact that the very tip of each leg contracts in when it touches the ground and the joints adjust to absorb the weight. The designers really took all the mechanical aspects into consideration.

[@JJvideoman]

All. Yup. Every single one. Totally viable.

[@Mandemon1990]

Also the fact that it moves relatively clumsily. It's doesn't just speed across the terrain, every step is deliberately taken to make sure the whole thing doesn't just roll over.

[@Mrstealth93]

@@Mandemon1990 That too. Even with its wide stance, a single leg coming down at a weird angle could be enough to get it stuck permanently.

[@MrJedabak]

“Will Smith and Kevin Kline in the desert? Yeah, whatever, make it, but they have to fight a giant spider in the third act. I don’t care how, just do it. Spiders are the fiercest killers in the insect kingdom.” Jon Peters, at some point.

[@imperialmarchinhumanbowels5726]

Spiders aren't insects.

[@tboneforreal]

@@imperialmarchinhumanbowels5726 Yes, it's a joke. It's from a story Kevin Smith told about a meeting he had with Jon Peters, a producer on the Wild Wild West movie, to write the screenplay for the movie Superman Lives that never got made. As Kevin was pitching his ideas for the movie, Peters told Kevin that he had three requirements for the movie: Superman couldn't wear his suit, he couldn't ever fly, and he had to fight a giant spider. Kevin thought the first two were obviously ridiculous, but he was curious about the third so he asked Jon Peters why Superman had to fight a giant spider, he said because spiders are the fiercest killers in the insect kingdom.

[@alexwallar8608]

​@@tboneforreal He also wanted Kevin to write a scene where Brainiac fights a polar bear

[@Shockguey]

Barry Sonnenfeld doesn't get enough credit for making it work in this movie. He singlehandedly kicked off the Steampunk Trend of the 2000s.

[@CeruleanFilms]

I would love to have seen the look on Kevin Smith's face when he saw this for the first time.

[@julesf.meloborges811]

Let me guess... Did he look like a Moron? Don't worry, he's always like that.

[@dlxmarks]

I just tried an image search on Kevin Smith. I would say that in the large majority of his still photos, he's making a face for the camera and looking like an idiot. I remember back in the 20th century when he made good movies.

[@joshuaortiz5141]

“Well that’s a thanagarion war machine at best?”

[@megamike15]

" well atlest he got his damn spider."

[@Damocles178]

I don't care about the films reception. That spider is just so iconic! God damn it where else do you see an epic steampunk spider? Best thing ever.

[@danieldavis4710]

Damocles178 real shit!!!!!!

[@julesf.meloborges811]

The critics didn't get the movie. It's flawed, but still a fun extravaganza.

[@georgemorley1029]

Is your real name John Peters, by any chance?

[@magearamil8626]

Steampunk post apocalyptic mechanical spider are in Crossout game. Better! You can build your own, with any parts, guns etc. you want

[@devonkaijuwarrior8009]

Agreed

[@ahalfsesameseedbun7472]

Fun fact, Will Smith chose this over the Matrix.

[@Kaito57]

I’m more fan of this movie than the entire Matrix trilogy.

[@davidbreen4830]

Thank god

[@AirbenderHawk]

Keanu Reeves is the matrix, will Smith does will Smith things 💯💯💯

[@mattnichols4592]

Wow I didn't know that I knew that he turned down the role for Neo in the Matrix but I didn't know is because of Wild Wild West. Honestly I think it kind of worked out for both sides because Keanu Reeves made that movie possible nothing against Will Smith but I think it would be a whole other different movie

[@cuccamunga]

@@Kaito57 No. You aren't.

[@Fidodo]

This movie is basically the fantasy or a 12 year old, and this movie came out when I was 12, so I loved it.

[@retloclive9118]

Jon Peters is obviously a lunatic, but what's sad is that the giant mechanical spider is easily the best thing about the movie.

[@jamiestewart48]

That's because spiders are the fiercest killers in the animal kingdom.

[@daustin8888]

​@@jamiestewart48lmao

[@EJAXK13]

It's a giant steampunk spider.

[@peterparquer1873]

The only one in movies, I think......😶

[@jake7658]

Skyrim? ;)

[@br0th3rtub34]

Richard Samuel HomeMade Chilli Skyrim doesn’t count it uses crystals artard

[@brinkstan5465]

* starts beatboxing while clicking the mouse ferociously *

[@mame9562]

What more could you want?

[@djdragondrawer9339]

I was never a big fan of this movie, but the design of this tarantula is SO good, Jesus Christ...

[@H.Kirsch]

not if you know the anatomy of tarantulas, they are built like the number 8, have all legs connected to their "head" body part not on the back and dont have a seperate head potruding forward... the steampunk elements look pretty cool though

[@applescruff1969]

The film design in general is pretty great. It's such a shame it was wasted on such an awful film.

[@kyleroberts3814]

I am such a steampunk geek (and proud of it) that as soon as I saw this spider, I instantly forgave this movie for its flaws and made it one of my all-time favorites!

[@Jus_Saiyan]

Who else is here after the Kevin Smith video?

[@naronanda2]

The CGI is amazing for the time! Really impressive

[@bootsnhopscotch]

THE UNENLIGHTENED MASSES THEY CANNOT MAKE THE JUDGEMENT CALL

[@andrewherrera2819]

GIVE UP FREE WILL FOREVER THEIR VOICES WONT BE HEARD AT ALL

[@andrewherrera2819]

1:14 "THE UNENLIGHTENED MASSES! THEY CANNOT MAKE THE JUDGMENT CALL"

[@Reniibooo]

Give up free will forever their voices won't be heard at all

[@demoman5864]

@@Reniibooo display obedience, while never stepping out of line.

[@OhioButtShakerGyattMachine1000]

​@@demoman5864 and blindly swear allegiance, let your country control your soul

[@jaymesEo6]

That giant spider is all because of one crazy producer who was obsessed with them at the time John Peters. Don't believe me? Look up Kevin Smith and Superman Reborn now. and prepare to be amazed.

[@RadioactiveTurtle13]

Hes not lying, that video is the reason I'm watching this right now

[@78646666668]

jaymesEo6 Only came here because of kevin smith lol

[@sh0shin]

Facundo Chiquello same

[@timrhicks1234]

true!

[@Rebel_Railroad_Productions]

+jaymesEo6 Well I'll be damned.

[@czowiekwoda8639]

Metal gear tarantula

[@twilimess]

The unenlightened masses

[@dimitridehouck9506]

We can argue about the movie, but I think this is THE coolest machine in a movie ever!!!!!

[@julesf.meloborges811]

It's a nice movie. People are getting more and more incapable of having fun these days. They just accepted the bad rep the movie got as an indisputable fact.

[@JV-ll1cu]

Mortal Engines had some pretty cool machines too

[@dimitridehouck9506]

@@JV-ll1cu It sure did! I just love them!

[@XX-sp1ql]

Mortal Engines has nothing on this, as 99% of all CGI post 2000. Everything exists in a vacuum, no inertia, no gravity, no mass. Newton weeps.

[@nou8704]

The buildup to one of the coolest boss fights in gaming

[@Reniibooo]

*F E A R T H E W R A T H O F T H E U S A!!* -Senator Steven Armstrong (Metal Gear Excelsus)

[@nanezferrer3565]

this CGI was way better than todays CGI lmfao

[@demoman5864]

“LIKE MY NEW RIDE? WORTH EVERY PENNY!”

[@genryu13]

In a time before tanks and airplanes, this monstrosity would have been unstoppable.

[@AstroPsych_]

Honestly with all those intricate gear systems, wires, and fairly thin brass trusses, I'm pretty sure this would easily crumble in the face of a decent barrage of Civil War-era cannon fire. Hell, I actually wouldn't be surprised if it could be taken down by a battery of ancient Roman ballistae.

[@ScreamingSkull13]

The steam powered tarantula was the best part of the whole movie

[@AltairEgo1]

Metal Gear Excelsus

[@bluesummers5051]

This movie made my entire summer when it was released. I still remember the Burger King toys of this spider that I loved. The late 90’s were a good time to be a kid 😌

[@mkaikalek6456]

That's exactly how a spider in my backyard looked like according to my daughter.

[@tahumasteroffire886]

And in the future, halo was born with the 80 foot scarab

[@ericsantana1184]

The 80 foot tarantula machine needs to appear in Ready Player Two. Needs to.

[@Jerry-il8pe]

"Ready player one"

[@natiusjoshua55]

@@Jerry-il8pe he meant the upcoming sequel

[@pablofett565]

@@Jerry-il8pe he meant the sequel

[@Jerry-il8pe]

@@pablofett565 reeeee?

[@ahalfsesameseedbun7472]

Its never been in a video game.

[@shawnjackson3764]

It looked so real when I was a kid. :'(

[@renegadeoflife87]

It could become real for real. A modern control system makes this level of automation and balance quite easy, and it could even legitimately be steam powered. Just maybe not the cannons. The authorities would have a problem with anything more powerful than a T-shirt launcher.

[@Zagoreni02A]

Darn, i was kid when this was released, watched in cinema. Loved it then, and still loved it 22 years later.

[@Zagoreni02A]

@@lenindominguez1986 Well some people like it some people don't, but there is far more worse movies today then when this movie was released.

[@Zagoreni02A]

@@lenindominguez1986 I mean how many movies today have good story, everything is CGI and nothing, i wont say Wild Wild west is perfect, but it was good and fun to watch. Today, reboots of reboots, bad stories but great CGI, 90's and early 2000s were good years for movies.

[@jamalselesi182]

I like it how Kevin Kline was dragging with that magnetic collar down to the tracks of the giant spider when he said Loveless’ Private track It was so funny

[@Aggression-hc3yp]

Hilarious 😂😂😂😂

[@m35926]

If only it was driven by polar bears

[@YTSirBlack]

**Collective Consciousness intensifies**

[@BergmitetheBlueandPointy0712]

Metal Gear Tarantula.

[@sleepybear5884]

I love how will gives him that- *"So it's trapped huh?"* Look lmao

[@mrafton9457]

1:28 "what? that's metal gear.... Its already active...."

[@guyincognito566]

A Thanagerian Snare Beast?

[@sbentsen2714]

John Hutchins 😄🤟🏼 yeah!!!

[@MrRamazanLale2]

Go go

[@legogojira7521]

I love Loveless's gargantuan mechanical tarantula so much! :D

[@OliverHenaineOficial]

Lego Gojira Superman lives??

[@stealthslayer13]

Lego Gojira gargantula!

[@red_cosplay]

METAL GEAR?!

[@zahylon5993]

:Collective Consciousness plays in the background:

[@Howyaduing]

Steampunk edition

[@konodiodawrrryy4795]

No a weapon to even surpass Metal Gear

[@metalmugen]

It can't be

[@rebelspartan3714]

THEY PLAYED US LIKE A DAMN FIDDLE!!!

[@ExAnimoPortugal]

Great CGI for the time it was!

[@diogopachecomatheus]

nop, Matrix was launched at the same year and is much better

[@Howyaduing]

Shame it doesn’t save the rest of the film

[@randyacuna3248]

André Gonçalves CGI is what's killing the motion picture industry. You take out the human element in special effects and it looks like a big cartoon. A lot more fun with physical effects. Look at 1950s science fiction and horror movies. We love them for that reason.

[@lonestarwolfentertainment7184]

Randy Acuna as someone who thinks CGI is overused I say good luck doing this scene without it

[@kirra9152]

@@lonestarwolfentertainment7184 stop motion?

[@Constantine_Cvl8]

The giant enemy spider.

[@CM-gj6ut]

Could you imagine the up keep on every moving part of that thing

[@tyrstark8673]

Will Smith chose this film over the Matrix. Let that sink in.

[@mrandrossguy9871]

TyrStark And he chose Aladdin over ID4 Resurgence 🤷‍♂️

[@Zephaniah700]

Thank god.

[@scottf5791]

Yeah well I’m glad Will Smith didn’t play Neo so…

[@ChizeSOI]

What the hell does that sink want now?

[@SlasherIncorporated]

Yeah, and he looks back on that as being the worst decision he ever made in his career. At the same time, he thinks it worked out for the best because he thought Keanu was "brilliant" as Neo and that he would have messed up the role . Also, had he been cast in the role, the studio would have gone to Val Kilmer for Morpheus, which would have deprived audiences of Laurence Fishburne's iconic performance. So, even though Will admits it was a bad move, he doesn't necessarily regret it.

[@EdBern]

Ah yes, the 90's. What a time... I was only 3.

[@Timboslice475]

Ed Bern haha same.

[@kris8120]

I didn't born yet back then!

[@QBryant14]

yea I know missed those day's

[@SlasherIncorporated]

If you were only 3 years old in 1999, then you really don't know what the 90s era was actually like. Just because you were born in the 90s, that doesn't mean you actually remember that decade. You came in at the tail-end of it. That doesn't count.

[@EdBern]

That was the joke

[@mr_mist7891]

"And the doors swing open"

[@mattmarks2188]

thank you glad I'm not alone haha

[@Warcodered01]

I mean Jon Peters was probably a part of this movie for most of it but this scene really makes it feel like maybe he just showed up one day and forced them to add it so that's why out of fucking nowhere a giant mechanical spider appears.

[@ColinBrain]

Did you even see the film? :P The spider's an image that appears throughout and the mechanical spider is present for the entire third act all the way until the final shot of the film

[@phantomzone2725]

That was for symbolize Peters' strange fetish with spiders.

[@megamike15]

" i got my spider now i'm going home."

[@MartyMcFly88]

This movie is such a guilty pleasure.

[@lightgod2255]

" look he's trap, I bet he will never be able to pass those rocks " 80 foot Tarantula suddenly fired a missile toward the rocks, is now turned to nothing more than a rumbles " you were saying? "

[@jc_malone8217]

Thanks! I missed that part.

[@pyroscm4778]

Congratulations John Peters!!! Amazing, supreme, the best thing I've ever seen

[@dennishanes9728]

"it's trapped. it'll never get past those rocks" rocks destroyed smith has the look of "you were saying.."

[@kieram6464]

This movie brings back good childhood memories 🙂

[@tinafoster8665]

Lovelace has his own industrial base with which to create whatever mechanology he wants, great LOL

[@aarontopa9458]

Great movie! I just wish it got the love it deserves

[@Buckminsterfullerene02]

The rise of SPIDERTRON!!

[@Twisted_Code]

well, more like the inspiration for Spidertron, but yes. At least, that's why I'm here.

[@bobboy7242]

Anyone here because of Kevin Smith

[@marcellosandoval2974]

?

[@sinuois]

Yep

[@Fucisko]

I've never seen the movie but I've just watched the Kevin Smith video.

[@benparker384]

no?

[@snoopbeerus4091]

South Park

[@alexreay6520]

Not a bad movie for 1999 and I love the ending where they ride loveless spider into the sunset because taking a villain's badass vehicle for yourself is badass itself

[@John-ct9zs]

How old are you to say something like that? “For 1999”

[@MrMegas2]

Spider looks more real in this movie then most cgi today

[@slvrcobra1337]

right?

[@Stallion386]

Same goes for Jurassic Park. Man, that movie really stands up.

[@MadMan1998emry]

MrMegas2 effects from older movies sometimes do look better then what we get today. same goes for some video games

[@lgab]

It's funny, people sometimes say movies like these have better effects than they do today, but you're actually wrong. It's not even subjective or an entitled opinion, it's just your general bias talking trash. It's actually very far from the quality we get today of digital visual effects. Jurassic Park was extremely well done, but it's is actually not nearly as good as the recent one in terms of quality of the computer graphics work. The spider in this movie is less detailed and less complicated than you can see even in TV series these days. It's just a fact.

[@lamota14]

CGI is so good these days that, in a lot of movies, you can't even tell you're looking at CGI anymore.The only time you 'notice' the CGI is when it's bad, leading people to believe that current CGI sucks, when that couldn't be farther from the truth. CGI these days is so great and blends in so well that you can't tell it apart from palpable objects, people don't even realize it's there.

[@davemustang8173]

"...did he bring up the spider?"

[@andylassiter8747]

One of my favorite child hood movies

[@Daniel-zp2pi]

So Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace is looking pretty good.

[@apriswajaya]

i wish they made a sequel to this movie

[@dantelopez676]

"That thing will never get past those rocks." 80-ft Tarantula: "Hold my beer."

[@audiemikalauskis7714]

After it blows up the rocks I was expecting the guy on the left to say " what rocks."

[@andrewmontgomery5621]

1:12:Professor Frink:"Ah well then you're definitely not going to like my steam powered super-spider. With the stepping and the squishing and the webs made of NYLON!!!"

[@dennishanes9728]

1:16 how is it the loveless and his crew didn't see gordon and west standing there?

[@Krizalid3YE]

Still asking the same thing since 21 years ago

[@theozlander4629]

They probably did, loveless was smirking lol

[@shawnbenjamin9636]

They probably did and didn't care since they already had that mechanical monstrosity on their side.

[@bananataco1235]

Oh my god look at how realistic that background is

[@tomfetherston5833]

Whoa! That is the most biggest and tallest steampunk spider I have ever noticed!

[@X28Q]

One of the first movies i learned english from still is amazing to this day

[@malexesdixon4833]

every time i see this part i start laughing very hard

[@jeffreysanchez1624]

Just made one of these in Besiege

[@joaovictoramorim2013]

Ohhhh boye

[@MachoMan_Vert]

I enjoyed this very much as a child.

[@dokidoki777]

*_Kevin Smith would like to have a word with you._*

[@user-yz5fu1og9v]

Imagine the reaction of all the tarantula hawk wasps.

[@ScrubmanLowell]

Just saw The Flash. The prophecy has been fulfilled.

[@captainfunktastic2255]

I never realized how strong the green screen is with this movie.

[@conservativedemocracyenjoyer]

This is my first experience with this movie and I have to say Yikes

[@ZetsubouGintama]

Live action Konosuba looking good.

[@BergmitetheBlueandPointy0712]

It surely looks good, does it resist magic too despite being steampunk ?

[@traviselrod7803]

“When all of the sudden…a giant ****ing spider shows up.”

[@Schwefen]

This movie was so ahead of it's time. People thinking it's a Western film rather then a Steampunk film. With steampunk being so unknown at the time it released it's no wonder it got such bad rewievs. Watching it today 20 isch years later it's a whole other movie and quite a nice one :)

[@BergmitetheBlueandPointy0712]

Oh look ! it’s Mobile Fortress Destroyer , steampunk edition.

[@WillieManga]

Did Hideo Kojima write for this movie and I just never heard about it? A lot of this seems silly. Heh, look at that spider; it might as well be a steampunk Metal Gear.

[@jackhamilton9604]

Spider ! A giant legion of spiders !

[@johan252525]

The thing that irritates me the most about that Kevin Smith story is that to all of them it was very natural to have polar bears in Antarctica!

[@Wolfencreek]

Behold! My Steam Powered Super Spider.

[@Wolfencreek]

Hello past me.

[@celestialhylos7028]

AT-AT and Spider walker: First time bro?

[@somanytakennames]

How are the the effects for the giant steampunk spider so good but the green screen so bad?

[@Zombiesnyder13]

Gotta say, this movie is pretty ahead of its time

[@heavyisdeadbyantoinedelak4712]

T H E U E N L I G H T E N E D M A S S E S

[@alexmartin3143]

Spiders are the fiercest killers in the insect kingdom…

[@Warhero1171]

This movie wasn't nearly as bad as people claim it is.

[@danieldavis4710]

John Rambo forreal

[@julesf.meloborges811]

It's quite nice. People complain about its absurdity while forgetting it is a comedy, from the same director of Men in Black. Especially in the 90's, where this type of cartoonish live-action slapstick extravaganza was very popular.

[@silversnail1413]

Agreed. The story is ridiculous but the comedic chemistry between Will Smith and Kevin Kline makes it work. Will Smith has been in worse movies, like After Earth for example.

[@timaustin2000]

@@silversnail1413 man, After Earth was so bad.

[@randomuser5443]

It was bad?

[@Babuiski]

You can see the markings on the ground when he's dragged from the previous takes.

[@annefrankenberry7914]

Thanks, hairdresser/producer Jon Peters. Very cool.

[@eddyspaghetti90_]

I swear will smith plays the same character in EVERY movie

[@br0th3rtub34]

GIANT ENEMY SPIDER

[@MrOlsonn666]

“Hey partner… this town aint big enough for the both of us”… 😂 Town, county, state, country, continent, globe… all the same thing to my mind…

[@monsterlair]

Jon Peters is wetting himself reading these comments.

[@jagerkerrigan1289]

Good thing the empire never had walkers like this.

[@Lean_fday]

So now we know, that spider was almost part from a Sandman movie

[@penknight8532]

Sandman or Superman?

[@acervoderabiscos9349]

@@penknight8532 both

[@Th3_m0st_forgettable_g1rl]

I heard of the spider from a video and came to see a clip of it, the movie doesn't really seem like something I would watch but oh my god that robot is so damn cool

[@the_pumpking_]

...The giant enemy spider!