Space Marines vs Cultists

Haven't been posting on here much but please enjoy this small clip from Secret Level! Streaming on Prime Video December 10, 2024.

[chrisgreenough]

I like how they made the space marines seem superhuman, rather than just tall

[radityakevin]

“Why does darktide doesn’t have a space marine in it?”
The most casual space marine engagement:

[johndelagarza]

Funny I just watched this last night. I loved how they animated the Space Marines in battle, you can imagine how that would be terrifying for a normal person to witness.

[catai]

finally a true "marines vs cultists scene" video

[DurzoBlunts]

Favorite detail of this whole animation is the casket/sarcophagus of the psycher being dragged around like hes a lunch box 😂😅

[henrycooper]

2:47 "This helmet was BRAND NEW!"

[MikeGunner-pr]

It's the sheer efficiency of their movement that gets me. Every swing and movement so minimal to waste no energy yet deliver maximum damage. Absolute beasts!

[kimtran-wfuv]

I love that you could actually FEEL the weight of the axe as the astartes swings it around, yet it also shows the absolutely inhuman and monstrous strength of the astartes by how easily he does

[thomasgomez]

2:42 I love how one of the cultists dodged the initial swing but the marine was like “Oh no you don’t”

[screenwriterdave]

3:15 great detail I haven't seen anyone talk about yet. Here you see the Sergeant noticed that Titus left the coffin behind in favor of running toward gunfire recklessly in order to take down the tank. He probably didn't expect this. And when he looks at him at 3:54 it's almost like he's keeping an eye on him because of his concern that Titus' lack of fear could make him susceptible to chaos. That's why he hands him the coffin back, to restore order in their dynamic. Later in the story, Titus undoes his concern, and shows his admiration, respect, and love for the "old man" who raised him.

[Khontis]

Love the expressions in the glances:

"You weren't supposed to leave this behind."
"I was going to go back and get it."

[penguins]

Imo, it crazy how Astartes creator style fit so well with 40k universe, like he born to do it.
By just watching this, you can feel how badass and terrifying they are irl. I watched most of series on Warhammer TV, i think none animation give the same vibes as this one.

[Mr.Hunr]

Utterly outclassed never should have even gotten out of bed damn.

[sinclair]

They should give this guy a couple of millions so he can get a entire team around him, and create a movie. It would sell very well. This is one of the best things I have seen in cinema

[nug]

Craziest thing about this is that according to lore, Custodes are supposed to do to Astartes what the Astartes did to the cultists.

[farhanishraqifti]

The way the Astartes creator animates space marines is very lore accurate to common Space Marines Feats.
Crushing peoples head with their hands.
Taking out tanks by ripping hatches and dropping grenades. (Although no ripping hatches was needed in this case)
And most importantly, the absolute casualness with which they do so, there is no jerkiness . There is a machines perfection and a human's grace mixed together, which is also lore accurate with Astarte's sometimes being considered by people that see them to be more biologically machine than man.

[stuarttaylor]

Probably the best depiction of how fast and devestating a Space Marine is in the lore. Fucking brutal.

[Connor.SG-Ring]

4:07 Cool guys don't look at explosions.

[A_MEj]

They portrayed them almost as machines/robots, with bizarrely precise and perfect coordination, as if every movement was coldly calculated. And it turned out great!

[andyrrafaelthebeastemperor]

Brothers Icaron and Levantus, the two bladeguard veterans accompanying Metaurus and Titus, they deserve proper recognition. Their blademastery is undeniable, and skills in battle majestic. Undoubtedly, true angels of the imperium.