Nuclear Bomb Scene Fix Fallout Tv Series

i just added i just want to set the world on fire, fallout 3 intro to the bombs falling

[ZeSgtSchultz]

That fking line
"Is it your thumb, or mine?" Gets right to the goddamn core of me

[DefiniteRicardo]

Now we can start to mod the series lol

[octhorror]

Walton crushes every single role he's ever had.

[digitaldrifter]

Walton Goggins, does a great job selling Cooper's growing horror watching the mushroom cloud grow. Even more poignant when you realize how much he knew about how it really started.

[macdieter]

Love how he takes the horse to escape. He seemed to know the EMP from the nuke will kill every car stone cold!

[gibster]

Between the little girl sudden show of fear and Howard's escalating realization and panic settling in they both SOLD that scene for me and it's the my favorite of the entire season. Love everything Walton Goggins does. Hope the little girl turns out to be fantastic actress because holy cow that was good.

[boydsinclair]

Notice how those weren't airburst detonations, they looked to be ground impacts: this would create more fallout: dirty way to fight a nuclear war 🥺

[davincrow]

Man... Just thinking about something like that and visualizing it in your mind is absolutely terrifying.

[TheCoppoy]

Jesus Christ, our parents were scared of Terminator predictions.
And we got this.
War never changes.

[thehellrunner]

I love that no one noticed the nuclear flash, because of the flashes of the camera. (Slow as fuck shockwave tho).

[wargriffin]

"That's smoke, it's just fire."

*(ALL OF LA IS "ON FIRE")* 😂

[trentb]

I love that in a world where people can launch mini-nukes from over their shoulder, people are nit-picking the realism of this scene. Fallout nukes aren't like our nukes. Like everything else in the world, they're retro-futuristic fantasy nukes. Portraying them accurately would actually detract from the world-building in the series.

[alessandrogordillo]

By adding, the ink spots song in this scene, you just made it more morbid

[jackaljack]

I think the first nuke was slowed down as a way of showing shock more than the nuke actually being slow

[ventusth]

Take this as you will. I had a similar moment:

In the late 1990s and 2000s bombings in malls in Metro Manila was a thing. Dad and I were buying my birthday gift in the Toy store.

An hour later people were rushing, and screaming out of the Mall. Dad told me to stay put and get away from the glass doors since there could be explosives around

Seeing this made me remember dad. Though the man is still with us, I had to pause cause I miss him. I teared up seeing the clip

[Mmanifesto]

Honestly, it's one of the best opening scenes of a series I've ever seen.

[chadcleary]

Walton Goggins is one of Hollywoods most underrated actors.

[Ladco]

It may be a short scene, but Teagan Meredith deserves a damn Emmy nomination for her role. The look of fear on her face when she asked "Is it your thumb, or is it mine" gives me chills every time I watch it. That little girl has some amazing talent.

[sheilamartin]

"If you are close enough to see a nuclear bomb detonate run twords the light." -US Military Commander, WWII

[davidwas]

Missed the part where the girl would become permanently blind 😂