John Carter (2012) - Great battle scene (slightly edited)

Once again - I didn't edit it much, and it is a great scene.

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[thatonkgau]

This is the most beautiful scene in the movie Carter is literally fighting through his grief, barring his enemies like he barriered his wife and daughter. It's pure poetry.

[adams.]

This movie was ahead of its time, I got goosebumps during this scene which even my favorite film franchises can’t give me anymore

[SwervyMack]

I saw this first when I was 11, now 21 and this scene still hits me.

[blackurustrikes]

It's strange how a movie can "flop" yet everyone who has actually watched it appear to love it.

[jmeistur]

Movies like John carter are uncommon in my opinion, there is no other movie where I want to go back and watch it again, and again. It just feels fresh every time.

[toradora]

This scene was in my opinion the most impactful moments of this film. Not wanting to loose his newly found love, regretting the loss of his first, remembering the deep pain that he still felt while in that moment, to even his trusted companion alien dog not abandoning him, the score building up the event to make it even better, all of it hit so hard.

[drakehashimoto]

John Carter of Mars is a fantastic movie, and honestly glad many more have the same or similar sentiment. I've read three of the seven novels so far, and its great. I'm still reading it, but yea, I saw this in the theaters back then when it came out as a kid, and still love it. The action, story, cinematography, the actress for Princess Deja Thoris of Helium, the concepts and ships, the impactful moments and such, were great and still hit me to this day, after a decade! For those wondering, you should read the books, definitely worth it, seriously. I'm glad this film is finding new life and certainly getting the attention and positivity it deserved. I understand that the film has problems, but tbf, every film will have them and this film is more than worth the watch, a necessity.

[eddiecousinsjr]

That spaceship design and animation is just beautiful! The people working on this movie really cared and it shows.

[yehonathan]

One of the best battle scenes, I've ever seen. The action and symbolism... the level of catharsis are perfect

[GC]

Coming back to this after watching both dune films. Gotta say very few movies like these capture the desert/outer worlds like this few do

[farwilindarys]

Giacchino did so well with this track. That and the incredible buildup made this scene. And Woola staying to help fight. Brings me to tears every time

[madwolfgarton]

John: "go damn you"
Woola: "like hell I will"

[Lathanielestrada-qyjq]

that flashback he gets before he sacrifices himself is so beautiful it's enough to make a grown man cry and that's okay with me

[XcL-Ignites]

bruh like, this movie was perfect and it flopped. they watch those newly Spiderman movies and love it. like how

[evanszymanski]

This scene is amazing and hits hard. He wasnt in time to save his own family...but then realizes hes falling inlove for the princess.."i was to late once..i wont be again" hed rather die saving the person he loves rather than be to late amd watch them die

[BenAri]

This movie is criminally underrated, way ahead of its time

[juliusfisher]

I actually cried when he fought them and his memories came back of his past life of his wife and kid it was a beautiful scene

[samnowland]

This scene makes me cry and cheer at the same time. It's equal parts emotional and epic. Can't believe people didn't like this movie.

[TGLuebben]

One of the world’s best renditions of a fun novel. It’s so sad that it wasn’t marketed like Tarzan movies were almost 100 years ago. The effects were straight out of the books, but so much better than Edgar Rice Burroughs could have imagined. So many wonderful sequels lost!

[kevinsmith]

My first book series given by a beloved uncle back when I was a kid. Launched my love of Sci-Fi, adventure, and books in general. Loved seeing dear faithful Woola going full Cujo on these Tharks.