The snow buddies one is insane. All they had to do was wait for shots to be effective and treat animals like they mattered. Idk how they weren't sued for straight up negligence by someone even with a clause because it wasn't just a freak accident accident. It was again negligence and a complete lack of care.
Disney's unfortunately a megacorp that would bleed your financials dry before you were even able to win a court case against them, the lawyers are no joke at Disney.
42:28 about the helicopter death, being in the army exposes you too a lot of things, one of them was a death of a 20 female soldier by the tailblade of the helicopter. The reason her accident happened was because everything is so noisy you don't notice what makes the noise, and the blade is spinning so fast that you can't see it, so she walked right into it. Probably what happened to the director.
The Snow Buddies entry is especially heartbreaking to me because I loved that movie as a kid, as did my sister and our cousin. Lots of kids would play dogs, but we specifically played Snow Buddies. Poor puppies ❤️
Same, that film and space buddies made up so much of my childhood, it’s why as an adult I can’t watch anything with real animals used, because things really haven’t changed much, they still treat them terribly on and off screen
I grew up watching Snow Buddies and found out a few months ago about all the puppies that died during the make of it, which is just so disturbing and sad.
equally disturbing and sad is how something similar happened on the sets of milo and otis, tho what happened to the puppies and kittens wasnt just a case of negligence/an accident
Imagine asking someone a question, but instead of taking their answer to your serious question as truth, you immediately think they’re joking AND going on ahead without even confirming if they’re joking. 🙃
I found your channel cause of this series. Now I’m starting a 12 hour shift at my hospital and this is my first video to watch in between patients. Such a nice surprise
Not a gfuel drinker (I just hate powdered drinks personally it’s like a texture thing) but I think making an ad read on your experience with your sponsor makes the company look really good. Especially because, yes RU-vidrs gonna make money/contracts BUT sometimes RU-vid ad reads for me feels like they have a gun to their head. It’s nice to see that they treated you well and it was a win-win for both you and them. Also I find it so interesting with film there’s so much room for human error that you wouldn’t really think about upon like watching a film. It’s one of those industries that’s way riskier than one would assume.
Man, the smooth jazz background music is quite the contrast with the material :P I do appreciate it, it makes your channel stand out from all the ones using horror drones.
guess you can hear music if you have headphones on or the sound way up. i can hear him, and some weird almost ghostly moan every few seconds and its annoying AF.
the intriguing thing about the Snow Buddies entry is that if you watch the later movies the puppies look A LOT older. I’m assuming to avoid the whole virus issue. What I don’t understand is how there aren’t already rules and regulations for how old a dog, or puppy has to be in order to act. What led them to using the puppies in the first place if there were clear health issues to be worried about? Especially since the puppies look older (and are consistently that size) in later films, so why didn’t they just use older puppies?
9:21 -13:30 So your telling me this guy nearly drowned during his own movie and yet nearly 40 years later decides to make a movie where a solid 80 percent of it takes place in or around water. A bit ironic yet I respect the passion.
33:18 there's a rare condition, which i forget what it's called but the short version is that people with this condition have bacteria or fungi in their bodies' microbiomes that turn sugar they ingest into alcohol, leading to BAC levels that can be strangely high without drinking, and it's better to leave alone rather than put the effort in to "cure" it since the alcohol withdrawl can be lethal edit: it's called auto-brewery syndrome/gut fermentation syndrome but yeah it's plausible that's the culprit of his blood alcohol reading
it's also not uncommon for your BAC to be affected from eating overripe fruit or things like that, since they ferment and can cause alcohol to get into your blood. that's why the limit on alcohol for driving isnt at 0, because there is some leeway needed in case of conditions like this or other potential ways to accidentally ingest alcohol
Honestly, the Airbud puppies was worse than the horses, and chickens.. probably mainly because most people can closely connect with puppies, but also because we for sure have all seen Airbuds and thats a crazy tainting of childhood
I just want to note about Snow Buddies, my vets won't even give certain shots like parvo/panleukopenia, feline immunodeficiency virus or rabies until they are 10 weeks old because it's too much on their system. Hearing that they didn't wait until the puppies were old enough to even have some of the shots is awful.
43:34 Tail blades of a Helicopter move so fast you can't see them with out a visual cue, that's why alot of commercial Helicopters paint the tail blade tips now, to give some sort of visual cue that it's moving.
If you ever find yourself in a position where you feel you're about to drown just stay calm, you can hold your breath for a long while still after your lungs start to burn, that burning is just a reaction to CO2 building up acting as an alarm for you to pay attention and breath. Pretty much anyone can learn to hold their breath for 3 in just a day or two by breathing exercises beforehand and pushing through the burn. So while it may feel like you need a breath right now you still have quite a while before passing out.
Morphine is still regularly used for severe pain in hospital settings, I received morphine when I had appendicitis. It’s not strange to prescribe it for pain and never has been.
About the Flight of the Phoenix case: if there was some time between his death and the autopsy (which I’d guess there was, for logistics reasons), the natural breakdown of cells in his body could have caused his blood alcohol levels to rise. As it happened in ‘64, I don’t think death investigators would have known that. Maybe it wouldn’t have risen to .13 (was it .013?) but yeah.
@@froggyspond1133same, recently stopped watching his videos bc he just hypes things too much and it kind of irks me the wrong way, specially when he talks about real cases, I know dramatisation is a thing in all sorts of media, but it’s definitely not for me
What you describe in the second part of James Cameron’s situation, your air expanding in your blood stream, is simply called “The Bends.” You don’t faint and die; the nitrogen in your bloodstream, which has been compressed due to water pressure, expands inside of your blood vessels and causes them to rupture. Not only will you die, you will die screaming in immense pain and it will not be quick.
I'm not sure what you mean by the scuba regulator being upside down as an issue. They certainly work fine in any orientation. Also weird that Cameron had so much training but didn't just give the signs for "I'm out of air" and "let's share your supply". Those are both well known.
Mmm surely the scuba crew would've taught that to the film crew. Unless it's difficult to see underwater when you're not used to it. Regarding the regulator, maybe in the 80s regulators didn't work unless they were upright. I wouldn't know if regulators were different back then though, I've never gone diving 😅
Guys walking into the Rotor Blades of a Helicopter are strangely enough a common kind of accident. You need to think that the blade is most of the time placed to the side of the vehicle and it becomes invisible while spinning at high speed, regardless of the direction you approach it. Moreso, one can highly miscalculate the area and get hit anyways. If you add the distraction factor it becomes a recipe for disaster. I have seen videos of people thinking they were distant enough from the rear of the Helicopter only to be struck anyways. In the end, one should always get off from the sides or run forward.
I heard on The Conqueror, it more likely was smoking and eating habits and such over radiation exposure. Not saying it couldn’t have been the issue, but it was also back when smoking was promoted like Candy.
One thing to mention about the conquerer situation, Pedro Armendariz had suffered from cancer after the filmining of it, and sadly took his life while in the hospital. He also played Kerim bey in one of the bond movies.
On July 23, 1982, a Bell UH-1 Iroquois helicopter crashed at Indian Dunes[2] in Valencia, California, United States, during the making of Twilight Zone: The Movie. The crash killed actor Vic Morrow and child actors Myca Dinh Le and Renee Shin-Yi Chen, who were on the ground, and injured the six helicopter passengers. The incident led to years of civil and criminal action against the personnel overseeing the shoot, including director John Landis, and the introduction of new procedures and safety standards in the filmmaking industry.
in "now you see me" the first movie the actress had a scene where she was locked with chains underwater . I've read that the panic sshe has shown in the movie was also real since she almost really drowned. so this was not even played, but she managed to get out safely and in the end because it was authentic they kept the scene in
lol whenever I watch too many of these types of videos, I'm totally fine during the day, but at night, I have to watch normal videos to take my mind off of these
Disney and animals do not mix. They also caused the whole “lemmings will follow and go off a cliff” because THEY caused it. So Disney has fucked up before. Oh and hiring the Jeepers Creepers director who had a record. Which now tarnishes any horror fan’s movie list.
The Snow Buddies one breaks my heart- That was my favorite movie out of the Air Bud/Buddies line and I watched it so many times... I had no idea. I don't think I can ever watch it again, knowing this now. :/
I only just started this video and I haven’t seen the other one yet, so I’m not sure if this was already included but, on the set of Twister(1996) Bill Paxton and Helen Hunt were blinded temporarily by having giant lights flashed in their eyes
Blaming the guy who DIED in a plane crash is crazy especially with all the dangerous factors at hand. Even if there was alcohol in his system, alcohol doesn't make a plane fold in half like that. And he did it right the first time? It's just plain disrespectful
16:07 whilst the conquerer was downwind, it was not the cause of cancer. Back when the movie was made, EVERYONE smoked cigarettes, which.. increase the likelihood of cancer.. that number of Cancer outbreaks vs the population size, when smoking cigarettes is accounted for, is a normal cancer rate amongst that population size.
"You're only as disabled as you think you are" .. ehhhhh. A lil bit too optimistic in my opinion. That sort of optimism isnt going to work for everyone, but im glad it did for her. I have very bad ADHD which has caused me to be fired from several jobs before i realized im protected under the ADA. I didn't just decide that I was disabled, but fortunately it seems to be getting better as I mature. Life doesn't wait for me to mature tho, so im learning to make it thru via therapy and making sure future employers know about the ADA Also, my disability is more hidden. She likely had much more accomodations in life due to her condition being very obvious, and that probably contributed to her optimism As far as surviving past the dr's estimation, that seems to be kinda common, so I assume doctors just make more conservative estimates so people don't miss out on living their life to the fullest in the odd case that they DON'T make it. This isn't a new thing with professionals; meteorologists tend to make storm predictions seem worse than they really are to make sure that people actually take things seriously and don't try to set up a lawn chair to watch the tornado I'm sure her determination probably had a lot to do with it as well tho, the mind has much more effect on the body than most ppl realize. I met a disabled bodybuilder a few years ago with a similar story of flying out of a windshield and becoming paralyzed, and he also talked about his determination and whatnot, so yea. Stay determined but know your limits. Nobody has plot armor, so just stayed determined and live for the best, but prepare for the worst just in case. Also, read up on your legal protections if youre disabled in any way, even if its something small like ADHD :) much love to my friends with hidden disabilitites, u r just as valid as everyone else
@theorist You may be right but also, all good things take time. You do things at your own pace, man. Even if it's not that big, your community will have your back, me included. You deserve all the love you get.
Ngl that's the best ad read I've ever seen. I fucking hate Gfuel bc i just don't like those types of drinks, oh at all, but it almost made me willing to give it a second chance. It's really rare to see ad partners that aren't really fucking evil. I feel like every day a new controversy comes up with a new company targeting youtubers so its good to see at the very least Gfuel is treating RU-vidrs fairly.
considering most youtube ad sponsors are just 'lie about how much you love this game' or 'lie about how much you love x product' this was a case of 'oh you have tons of problems going on, dont worry we will wait' not many youtube sponsors are this friendly. gfuel was.
@@woobgamer5210I don’t think anybody clicked on this video to listen to gfuel glazing dude. I’m not gonna buy in on powdered ass that’s targeted towards millennials. I pay for yt premium,so it’s still annoying,but it would be tolerable if he just went off for 30 seconds. He didn’t need to kiss their ass and I don’t think anybody else cares, And of course they’re gonna be nice, they want something from him.
37:18 two things could have happened, one he passed out from the smoke, i'll use the fact he was coughing up a storm after the first two takes as potential proof of Smoke Inhalation. Two, and just as likeky, especially if you watched Felix Baumgartner's Stratos jump with all his equipment,including heart rate moniter on screen, he probably blacked out and flatlined for a few seconds during the jump just from the stress of freefall, and didn't come too till it was too late.
Didn't most, if not all, of the cast that got cancer from The Conquerer have a cancer thats mostly caused by smoking and drinking? That seems the most likely reason.
I have negative buoyancy and I'm a waterbug. It just means that I can't fully relax when I'm in the water; I always have to be treading water, or using the endurance method that the navy recommends for folks who are stranded in deep water to conserve energy. Otherwise, I'll sink like a stone. 😂 Learning to swim in saltwater helps with this, since it does increase your natural buoyancy and can *almost* bring me to the point of neutral or positive buoyancy, depending on the salinity of the water.
You making "The" Film accident iceberg is kinda big honestly. Other creators will definitely use your content as a reference and more in the future. 👌🏾
1.)Tail rotors spin so fast you don't see them... the only reason you can see the blades on film is because shutter rate. 2.) You can't hear the tail rotor over the sound of the engine(s)/main rotor 3.) You definitely cant hear someone say "goodnight" under a running helicopter... 4.) Who tf is gonna scream at someone to ask them about "tomorrow's schedule" while watching someone walk into a propeller, knowing damn well they're about to get tomorrow off in 3 seconds...😅
33:32 I have family who are pilots, and they say that any plane accident is on the pilot, so as much as the plane was rickety or director rule, the pilot should have know exactly what was up with the plane, and to know that what the director was asking of him would be too dangerous
@@maybejano yeah I get it, but again, there’s so many things that have to go wrong in order for an accident to happen, that in most circumstances it ends up being the pilots fault anyway lol
If you can get the pi zero 2 to be a car dashboard style device WHILE managing to make the display and encoder functional, id be absolutely down to test it.
