Event Horizon: Suicide by decompression (HD CLIP)

Event Horizon: Suicide by decompression

What’s happening in this Event Horizon movie clip?
Traumatized by what he’s seen, Justin locks himself in the airlock without a space outfit. The crew tries to reason with him while Miller (Laurence Fishburne), who was taking care of repairs outside, rushes toward the airlock.

What’s the movie Event Horizon about?
Its name: EVENT HORIZON. The high-tech, pioneering research spacecraft mysteriously vanished, without a trace, on its maiden voyage seven years earlier. But a weak, persistent signal from the long-missing craft prompts a rescue team, headed by the intrepid Captain Miller (Laurence Fishburne), to wing its way through the galaxy on a bold rescue mission. Accompanying Miller is his elite crew and the lost ship's designer (Sam Neill) ; their mission is to find and salvage the state-of-the-art interstellar vehicle. However, once aboard the Event Horizon, the team discovers several ominous clues and starts to realize that the previous crew has known a very dark fate. Soon, supernatural events start to occur.

Credits: © 1997 Paramount Pictures.

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[moviefan]

I love how they bleeped swear words, but had no problem showing a man bleed from his eyes

[EuanH]

"We've designed this airlock door so it gives you 30 seconds before it opens"
"Oh so you can cancel it?"
"What?"

[Bodyknock]

The creepiest part of the whole scene is how the ship gives Justin back his free will after it’s too late to undo the door opening. Brutal!

[JewelWildmoon]

2:01 I'm sorry, but the way he said like a football fan cheering on their favorite player broke me 😆

[FirstLast-cgnk]

"If you could see the things I've seen you wouldn't try to stop me." What's really unnerving is that given the context, it isn't Justin saying those words, but the ship. The ship itself is actively killing them, not out of malice, but as an act of mercy. It knows what is coming, and is trying to spare them.

[bremCZ]

What engineer was it that thought "Let's put strobe lights in the airlock."

[kevinwasilewski]

“What did you see, Justin?!”

“TJ Max, At Home, and Hobby Lobby”, eyes explode

[BatmanSpideyDard]

Luckily, the unfolding events would go quite differently in the real word. Air would be immediately sucked out of his lungs, as well as gases and possibly fecal matter from his intestines, and he would lose consciousness within 10-15 seconds. His body would be okay as long as he is brought back into safe atmospheric pressure levels quickly. The body is an enclosed system, so being exposed in a vacuum won't cause internal bodily fluids to instantly boil, leak out, or the body to explode. If his body stays in a vacuum, over time his body will swell up and his blood vessels would rupture. By the time that happens, he's be dead due to the lack of oxygen to the brain within 3 minutes or less after being exposed in a vacuum.

[charlielan]

Perhaps the biggest plot twist of the film is that Justin was one of the few remaining survivors in the movie. I was really expecting him to be the first to kick the bucket.

[Leondrius]

A great horror movie is one where you actually care if the main characters die or not. How could you not feel sorry for Justin in this situation?

[lj]

I like how he holds his hand over the “Close Door” button and then is like "SIKE!" (or PSYCH for the snobs below who have no friends) and opens the outer door instead.

[mr.b]

He's turning inside out and she grabs a first aid kit for a scratch

[BathSaltShaman]

Thank you for finally putting a film name to a scene I randomly encountered on television years and years ago that scarred me as a toddler lmao

[TheFacelessStoryMaker]

"If you could see the things I've seen you wouldn't try to stop me." That line TERRIFIED me when I first watched this film. What the hell did Justin witness....?

[kaceysmith]

A classic for me. Born in 83, lucky to be old enough to enjoy, appreciate the incredible Sci-fi of the 90s. Wishing for a sequel

[bobbyricigliano]

A seven hour pub crawl ending with greasy Mexican food at 3 AM will produce identical results.

[danieldevito]

One of the most underrated movies of all time. This was an ABSOLUTE FANTASTIC sci-fi horror movie.

[MbeziAmsterdam]

It took them like 5 seconds to pressurize the room with oxygen, that's some powerful and heavy compressors😅

[matthewbrogan]

Once you watch this movie. It stays rent free in your head for life.
You cannot unsee this movie.
Has an A+cast
Beautiful set design.
Gore
Psychological Horror
A great story

Giving the viewer a real sense of anxiety and dread.

It's up there in the top HoRrOr sci fi movies.

Beware the Hell scenes.

[EricSchexnayder-jg]

I love how "Open Inner Door" and "Open Outer Door" are one fat finger away from one another.