Видео

the special effects team were famous for working on 2001, Close Encounters and Blade Runner

*"Wildfire" was set up related to quarantine of Lunar Rocks & Apollo missions............. BUT THE GOVT HAS HAD "FAKE" MEDICAL EMERGENCIES, & ANTHRAX QUARANTINES IN CATTLE AREAS (NEVADA, CALI, MONTANA, WYOMING, OKLA, TX, TAHOE AREA, IDAHO, SD-ND, ETC) THAT ARE LOCATED NEAR MILITARY BASES OR WEAPONS ARSENALS)......LOTS OF THEM SINCE 50s.* Movies made called _"Patriot"_ in '99, _"Rage"_ in '72 as fiction about "weapons chemical spills" based on true incidents that are "CLASSIFIED MILITARY SECRETS".

Most sad, inspiring, happy true life Olympic movie ever.

Another movie with a cool secret underground complex is Fantastic Voyage from 1966.

70's Sci-Fi is so good. This was a really good choice. You should also check out Silent Running, The Omega Man, and Soylent Green.

Written by the late Michael Crichton, the talented writer with a scientific bent who also gave us "Jurassic Park", "West World" & many other entertaining books & films. Btw, "The Andromeda Strain" is currently available free here on RUclips for anyone who hasn't seen it & is interested after watching this reaction. 🩵✨️🩵✨️🩵✨️🩵✨️🩵✨️🩵✨️🩵✨️🩵

When they come knocking at the door saying "There's a fire, sir." and he drops everything and leaves. Hopefully, if there was an actual fire, they'd say something more more specific like "There's a fire at facility B, sir. The fire department has been notified."

Carpenter wasn’t interested in directing Halloween II as he had “made that film once” and “really didn’t want to do it again”, but still served as co-writer and co-producer. Carpenter has said the story didn’t turn out as he expected and has even called Halloween II an “ abomination and a horrible movie ”

Written by Michael Crichton. Who also wrote Jurassic Park. Sphere. Congo. The 13th warrior. West World. Twister. And many more.

The choreography in this movie holds up to be top tier TO THIS DAY! And the soundtrack really sets the mood for each scene perfectly. Undoubtedly one of the BEST traditional martial arts/Kung fu movies ever.

Fun Sci-Fi : GATTACA, BRAZIL, 12 MONKEYS, METROPOLIS, PLANET OF THE APES, GALAXY QUEST, THEY LIVE, THE THING, MOON, DONNIE DARKO, ROBOCOP, ETERNAL SPOTLIGHT OF THE SPOTLESS MIND, HER, A CLOCKWORK ORANGE, MARS ATTACKS, 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY, SILENT RUNNING, BARBARELLA, FORBIDDEN PLANET, GODZILLA, PRIMER, VIDEODROME, AKIRA, DARK CITY, THE STUFF, THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL.

It's not the red, it's the fast blinking that triggered Leavitt's epilepsy. Though they made the blinking very slow to not trigger epileptic seizures in the audience.

Acid is low pH, alkaline or basic is the opposite, high pH. Bleach, ammonia. Neutral (water) is around pH 7.

As someone who has worked with electron microscopes, it still amazes me that this was done before there were SCANNING electron microscopes since they were extremely common and relatively cheap in the 1990s.

Wow, I'm glad someone watched The Andromeda Strain and that it was you two. Great reaction guys! I love this movie especially the way the doctors/scientists conduct their investigation. The same kind of approach as in two 1951 films, The Day the Earth Stood Still and The Thing from Another World.

Fun fact: the Pentagon has emergency plans for every situation imaginable - from alien invasions to zombie apocalypses. How accurate they are is...hard to determine (seeing as either is highly unlikely to ever happen), but they do have them, and a whole department dedicated to writing them up.

The remote grappling thingies came out of the nuclear industry. Because distance is the best radiation protection, you couldn't use glove boxes on high radioactive material, hence you needed remote controlled robot arms.

A favorite of mine ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

In the OR scene, you see a tall guy with a reddish beard sitting down in the prep room, behind the glass, at the right edge of the frame. That's novel author Michael Crichton's cameo. He's sitting down because he was freakishly tall (6'9''), and Wise couldn't keep him in frame if he had been standing.

I bloody loved this film! Elements of it stuck with me for years after. If you liked this then I recommend the film ‘the Satan bug’ made roughly around the same era.

In the novel, Michael Crichton added a full scientific literature bibliography. It looked frighteningly real and included some of the principal characters as authors. Robert Wise, the director, actually tried to look some of them up and found out that all the references were made up.

When I was 10, my dad let me stay up late to watch this with him. So it was a formative experience for me.

Such a fun movie. I hope you're able to continue your Michael Crichton journey.

Look up "Ireland’s Close Encounter with German U-Boat". Then look up the Laconia Incident and you'll understand why U-boats eventually received orders never to attempt to pick up survivors.

No, this was definitely not based on real events, guys. It's just a narrative device.

This movie was such a hit in the early 70's!. Along with the classics from earlier this was one of my favorite sci fi movies of my youth. It was so good you could watch over and over and it never got old!! Peace out...

If u guys liked this you gotta watch Disney's iron will

Oh my god, I've been hoping for so long that someone would react to this! I saw the thumbnail in the corner of my eye and clicked immediately! Watching now, can't wait to see what you thought

The lesson I've learned from all of these reaction videos is... Movies were much better last century.

Oh yeah!! One of my favorites. Love the older sci fi. The UFO Incident with James Earl Jones. THX 1138.

The most SCIENCE of all Science Fiction movies .... still to this date one of my top favorites of all time together with for example "Soylent Green" from just two years later.

I read this book for a book report on 5 grade. I. Loved it so much i ended up reading it for two more book reports. The book is so much better.

Cool and unexpected reaction. Thanks!

Funny how subservient and adorable JOI is until she's gone and then presented laughably as an non-unique giant advertisement with demonic black eyes. In other words, 'you're better off without that phony woman, the one you gave freedom to w/ a new emitter, the one you can shut up the instant a call comes in.' Who would take the eyes out of the promo model of their beautiful slave woman? Even if the writers and director were aiming at the opposite, I just think this is a movie that hates women, but what do I know?

This was among the first Michael Crichton novels to get adapted to to the screen, and the screenplay is so faithful to the novel, that there's only one single line that stands out to me as being added, even with one of the characters being gender flipped from the book. The line was also added *because* of one of the characters being gender flipped from the book, as it's Leavitt's joke about being in a brothel that she uses to direct attention away from her aversion to flashing red lights. Also, if I had a nickle for every time a Michael Crichton Novel/Movie had horrific plot turns directly caused by a character's epilepsy, I'd have two nickles, which isn't much but it's weird that it happened twice. (The other one being The Terminal Man.) Since Michael was a former medical professional, I'd like to think he was just trying to raise awareness of the condition, but its portrayal in his works was fairly stigmatizing. After Crichton's death, a sequel novel by another author was published with the blessing of his estate. The Andromeda Evolution reads much like the first one did and is a logical progression from the first story, with some good worldbuilding centered around the concepts and themes of the original.

How do so many films discussing nuclear technology manage to find actors who can't say 'nuke-lee-ar'?

its TV shows like this that make me feel good about being in the chair force, i will gladly sit in my chair and AC room.... jk im maintenance so i get fucked too

The crabby lady with the glasses is an epileptic.

Anything with Michael Crichton attached is worth checking out

Another of my absolute favourite movies, the beautifully unique and creepy soundtrack, realistic horror, and the 601 implication is one of my favourite pairs of scenes. An organism which can grow so exponentially that even a computer can’t keep up with it is such an effective scare

Michael Crichton was a sci-fi savage. Didn't go through the usual channels of story publishing before doing his novels. Hardcore fact-driven stuff. The big dogs resented the hell out of him, lol.

anyone remember Colossus: The Forbin Project (1970) ? The book was a mess, but the movie was pretty good.

You may note that the screen inside the spinner (flying car) read "purge" on it, same as displayed in "Alien."

I haven't seen this in forever! But I immediately thought about this movie in 2020 when the Pandemic first came around.

Damn. How much to pay you to watch a movie. Bypass the wheel and watch my favorite reactors watch my favorite movies!

The Andromeda Strain was Michael Crichton's first book. He wrote it while in medical school because he hated it. I saw this movie at a double feature drive-in movie that had this movie first, followed by Airport. I think I was 10 years old then.

Funny, there are so many versions of this movie out there with corrected this and corrected that, but none of them correct the simplest thing, the date. Just change the 0 to a 1 or the 1 to an 8 and it's instantly more believable than 2019.

More fun facts about Michael Crichton. The Andromeda Strain was the first novel under his own name and the sixth overall novel. The previous five were written under the name John Lange. Michael is also the only one ever to have the #1 book, #1 movie and #1 TV show simultaneously. And he did it twice. He wrote the books to pay for medical school. When students wanted to skip class, they usually told the teacher a relative died. but Michael decided he was going to tell the truth. A novel of his was being made into a movie and he had to go help with the screenplay. So that's what he told his teacher. His teacher thought _that_ was a lie and looked at him like, why couldn't you just say a relative died like everyone else? Also just released is the novel Eruption (no relation to Eddie Van Halen) which was started by Chrichton and finished by James Patterson.

This is my issue with all these sample and return missions. Didn't anybody in the government watch the Andromeda Strain? Lets fly to all these asteroids and planets and bring samples back to earth. We'll be careful. Careful?..Umm...Wuhan anyone?

If there's an outbreak the self destuct is to prevent others get infected. That poor woman had no idea this organism can survive nuclear blast, of course she panicked. Note it's so much energy not even a crystal can survive a nuclear blast, you can't just absorb and convert this level of energy.