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imagine the look on the zero pilots faces on seeing the modern fighter jets !

I remember watching this movie when it first came out in 1981 I was in Navy A School and saw it in downtown San Diego. The theater was full of Sailors and Marines.

Right after The zeros strafe their friend in the water, that initially quiet but gradually louder roar of the incoming Cats....😊😊😊😊

I hate to admit it, but a small part of me was pulling for the Zeros to put a few marks on a Tomcat. Realistically, a fully prepared AT-6 pilot with guns and 5" Zuni rockets could likely bring down a Tomcat...maybe. Not an F-8 Crusader, though.

Was this propaganda?

Did the Tomcats get credit for the kills ?

Absolutely one of my favorite Navy movies. A spectacular "what-if" scenario. I watched this movie when it was released while I was in the Navy at NTTC Meridian, MS

Im pretty sure them F14s would be playing with stall speed trying to get behind them zeros

The zero's going up against those tomcat's would be like a kia spectra going up against a hellcat.

I love this film. Not just for its star power but it's a great story.

日本人は無抵抗な人達を絶対殺さない！まさに洗脳技術！私は中学の頃映画館で見たが「何てことない」今になって懐かしさのあまり４KUDなんて買ってしまう始末…反省！！！ 　さらに重すぎるF14トムキャットは空戦で零式艦上戦闘機21型にはほぼ勝てない！

A lot of the emotional response to this scene was leaving the doldrums of the Carter Presidency. Amnesty to draft dodgers in Canada was one of his first acts. Failure of the rescue of hostages in Iran and his spineless handling of the entire situation. This scene affirmed a sense of pride in the abilities of the US military.

This had to be fun making this sequence….living a dream

F-14 Pilot: Eagle Control, this is Alert 1. They just strafed the hell out of that yacht! - Why would they attack a yacht? -Their job would be to destroy anything with a radio that could warn Pearl Harbor. -Providing you and Mr. Einstein are correct. Dick, where would the Japanese fleet be at this time on December 6th, 1941? -Well, sir, they’d be off the scope but an educated guess would be around about here. Excuse me. They’d have to be here, up around the northwest sector. - Let’s get this settled once and for all. Have the E-2 check it out. I wanna see if the Japanese task force is out there. - Yes, sir.

It's called thumping.

Charles Durning was a WWII hero. He wouldn’t have freaked out.

A great what if movie!

there is natlee woods rapist.kirk douglas

3:58...dope scene..tomcats going hunting

At 4:12 when the F-14 zoom past the Zero's and it looks like fancy flying of the Zero's that was nearly a disaster because the Zero's got hit by the jet wash from the F14's and nearly wrecked.

0:06 Christmas morning be like

A very good underrated sci-fi movie.

This is when the fleet aircraft had that gorgeous gull gray and white paint scheme,with full color insignia

I flew tanker support in a KA-6D from VA-35(Black Panthers) for this movie. My one and only Hollywood moment!

Best footage of any warplane and the most beautiful and badass plane.

Good luck with this Please enjoy your stay

RC planes lol I have to watch this movie!

A remake of this would be awesome

“He got three months for whores”

The man on the yacht in the blue shirt is Charles Durning who went ashore at Omaha beach with the Big Red One in one of the first assault waves. Severely wounded later in the bocage, he spent 6 months recovering before he supposedly broke out of the hospital to rejoin his unit just in time for the Battle of the Bulge. He was awarded the Silver Star, Bronze Star, 3 purple hearts and a boat load of other citations. Durning might be best know for his "wonderful performance" as Pappy O'Daniel in 'O Brother Where Art Thou.'

I was on the boat when they were filming. I also made t into some of the GQ scenes. All of us on the boat were used as extras. It was fun to be part of it.

The dog BETTER have fucking made it

Omfg genious

One of the BEST receivers ever!

Rock music, model trains and dope dealing is the most random combination of activities lmao

Before i know it we weren't even drinking in the day anymore😂😂😂😂

That 1st zero, I do not think a pilot would survive that impact at that angle, if he had a more acute angle then maybe at that speed

Its a receiver/ amp, not just an amp. And you found a gem.

They should have written the script so that the carrier sinks the Japanese fleet and then winks out of existence, as it prevented the USA being drawn into the war, and then flash forward to current times with the USA being a rural backwater with a tiny military ignored by the rest of the western powers

F-14s practically at stall speed vs the T-6 Texans in some shots. :)

so , just think for a min here, if the "zero"s were allowed to make it back to the Tasks force headed to Pearl , could you imagine that conversation.....How would a 1941 Japanese pilot even comprehend what he saw let alone try and describe it to his superiors. ..

As soon as the wings tilt back, yo ass is grass. Long live the mighty Tomcat!

7:25 - if that was a heat-seeker missile, what did it home in on? A piston engine wouldn't have a strong enough heat signature.

Epic scene, goosebumps

Reagan --tue rollf

Ah shit fucked her bud 😂😂😂😂

空母ニミッツに特攻されたら大変だ！

If they attacked sooner they would have saved all the people, typical command officer being a dumbass

3:57 It was at this moment, seeing 2 angry Tomcats coming for it's prey. 6:38 Play time's over, Claws out and you must die.

Great movie, this scene IMO beats Top Gun