War Of The Worlds (2005) - Abduction [HD] (60FPS)

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[CHANGSIRIWAT]

CREDITS:
TM & © Paramount (2005)
Cast: Tom Cruise, Dakota Fanning, Miranda Otto
Screenwriter: David Koepp, Josh Friedman
Director: Steven Spielberg

[reaperbrothers]

I really like the soldier that he looked at the grenade pines and realized what was going to happen

[zacattack]

The scene where all the people in the cage are screaming and crying in terror fucked me up as a kid.

[goobi]

I love how the aliens were like "Welp that's today's quota lets kick it" after grabbing the girl only and leaving Tom Cruise behind

[samalvey]

The terror, despair and hopelessness showcased by the victims in the cage is just chilling. No escape, no hope, living every single moment in fear of the next being the one where you're chosen by the machine for a fate that's bound to be horrendous.

[dynestis]

2:58 soldier misses timing on his attempt to save this man.

You can see him coming in from the right side of the frame but he doesn't manage to grab a hold of the guy who is getting pulled in.

[SlayerOfTheDamned]

I love how it’s the soldier who was the first to show the courage to act since they are trained to perform under extreme circumstances. I also love how he immediately knows what Tom Cruise did when he spat out those pins and immediately told everybody to get down.

[ge]

Fun Fact: The people who get taken into the ship are not ground up or killed. It's much worse: they are forced to watch every season of Two and a Half Men over and over for all eternity.

[ghostgoji]

The Ladies Screaming, Crying, And Trying To Get Out Gives A Sense Of Realism, is an amazing touch, but scary at the same time too.

[villainousthing]

3:17 the way she looks here is so heartbreaking, like you can see her disassociating

[trevorjensen]

John Williams did such a fantastic job at scoring the music to this film. The general rule of films like this is to keep the uncanny going, where the familiar suddenly becomes unfamiliar. The dissonant horns, the highest pitches of the piccolos, combined with the glissando strings, and the muted trumpets on a higher register, the off rhythmic, unsteady stabs with the trombones, all helps keep the audience far away from what they are used to hearing from the orchestra.

Mr. Williams is a music legend.

[HonorGuard]

I've always thought this movie is the perfect example to use as an analogy towards how we treat 'lesser' animals or species in the world. We dont realize how screwed up it is until a higher intelligence decides to do the same to us.

[kingkongchief]

One of my favorite movie scenes ever. Strangers working together during incredible odds to save someone and themselves. Spielberg showed the good side and bad side of humans in this movie.

[Daniel-ibdu]

When people join and come and support together, magic can happen

[Peacock_girl]

I love how at 3:59, the soldier immediately tries to save the Dad and the look on his face when he sees the grenade pins

[RX-]

It always gets me when he finds Rachel in the basket and just cradles her face and keeps saying her name until she realizes he's there.

[draydenferguson]

As dark as this movie was, the part at 1:56 is hilarious. He throws the grenade at the Tripod and it just turned around and looked at him like "are you serious right now?"

[BUSTAN_REPUBLIC]

Those tripods that don't shoot is called harvester's
Edit/fun fact: Attacker tripods don't have cages but harvester's have

[robloxuwudekuunu]

RIP the guy that got pulled up. You see the soldier on the left side trying to get them but he doesn’t manage to get them because he was too slow to get him but good that he managed to save the dad.

[DestroyerClassTripod]

0:26 tripod really gave him that “caught you lacking” look, you can tell by how it’s just like “wassup lil man”