Top 1. 0 Wire- Cutting Bomb Diffusing Scenes in Movies. Ah yes: this is as hallowed and cherished a tradition in cinema as anything else out there in the mix. It just doesn’t get much better than a film that takes a few minutes to ratchet up the tension via that classic struggle over which wire to cut so as to defuse a bomb and avert catastrophe.

To be fair, it’s a somewhat tired trope that’s been done to death, yet when it is executed well, it’s a slam dunk for that extra pinch of tension screenwriters love to mine for. In the real world, though, this doesn’t actually happen all that much. Most military or civilian bomb disposal experts will tell you that if there is confirmation that an active device is a threat, the area will be evacuated and the bomb is usually destroyed using a shotgun with special rounds, or another explosive charge. If that bomb is in a sensitive place, and destruction is not an option as a result, the device is usually moved, and only failing that, a technician is sent to try and disarm the thing. Those same bomb experts will tell you that, unlike the movies, wires are very rarely cut in these situations (detonators are usually pulled), and devices pretty much never come with a convenient clock or timer attached to it. Movies aren’t supposed to make sense 1.

Likewise, although the cutting of wires is antiquated and has little basis in reality, the act is exciting, and thus here to stay. Today’s list was meant to celebrate this classic cinematic trope, for as nonsensical and unrealistic as these scenes are, they’re still a hell of a lot of fun. To make it into consideration, the scene in question had to involve just two things: a bomb, and a tense wire- cutting scene that involved a potential diffusion.

Extra points were given to scenes that also threw in an argument over the color of a wire, and whether a person should cut a red or green (or whatever) one. In this author’s humble opinion, these are the best of the best, for the comic absurdity of a group of people sticking their faces into a ticking time bomb, arguing over whether to cut one wire over another, is classic Hollywood schmaltz, and worthy of a little recognition. There are a few films that flirted with today’s theme, yet didn’t quite make the cut due to a lack of wire- cutting. For example, The Hurt Locker had some spectacular bomb diffusing moments, including a padlocked suicide vest, yet since there wasn’t that classic argument over cutting wires, it didn’t make it.

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Other films and their wire- cutting scenes just barely missed the cut despite hitting all (or most of) the proper marks for today’s ranking, among them The Simpsons Movie, Goldfinger, and Arlington Road. As always, feel free to gripe in the comment section below about any glaring omissions. For now, though…1.

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B. I. field office’s total destruction was Special Agent Stanley Goodspeed, Ph. D (Nicolas Cage), and his squirrely partner, Marvin (Todd Louiso). A bookish lab rat with no field experience, Goodspeed was a crack chemist and reliable in a pinch: as evidenced early on in the picture by his pursuit of a highly- trained SAS captain through the crowded streets of San Francisco, and later, when he infiltrated Alcatraz with a group of Navy SEALS. Vikings Saison 2 Episode 4. The Rock introduced Goodspeed in his element, however, and showed just what the guy could do when chemical agents, explosives, and a shortage of time were involved. Agent Goodspeed was called in to advise and examine a package that had been intercepted on its way to a Bosnian refugee camp.

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Although he demonstrated an appropriate level of caution when dealing with the package and its contents, Goodspeed’s partner, Marvin, did not. The latter man’s clowning around with a doll activated a bomb that spit out corrosive Sarin gas and initiated a bomb timer that gave the men about a minute to come up with a bright idea. Although the bio- med suits they were wearing protected Goodspeed and Marvin from the gas, the corrosive nature of the stuff ate away at their suits, and threatened to kill them before the plastic explosives got a chance to.

Goodspeed was all business throughout the ordeal, however, and despite the manic screams of Marvin and his fellow agents on the other side of the sealed lab’s glass partition, the man kept at his work. With just a few seconds to spare, and with water raining down upon him, Goodspeed cut the right wire and deactivated the device, an action that saved the lives of everyone within a one block radius, if not more (Christ knows what that Sarin gas might have done if the bomb exploded). Mac. Gruber (2. 01. Ugh. Factual proof that Saturday Night Live characters transition poorly to the big screen (as if more was needed), Mac. Gruber snuck in a few laughs, but ultimately failed to buoy its premise out of the shallow one- note pool from whence it sprung. Will Forte played the title character and Mac. Gyver parody, Mac.

Gruber, a former Navy SEAL, Green Beret, and Army Ranger with a surplus of confidence, yet a startling lack of intelligence. The film followed his efforts to track down a terrorist, Dieter Von Cunth (Val Kilmer), who stole an X- 5 missile with a nuclear warhead and planned to use it to bomb the U. S. State of the Union address. Although the film stretched the basic components of its plot and main character to a thin, almost translucent point, as stated earlier, it did have a few funny moments. Chief among them was the bomb diffusing scene near the end, when Mac. Gruber infiltrated Cunth’s hideout, escaped captivity, and cracked open the stolen missile to disarm it. To his horror, the missile was a jumble of wires and circuit boards whose complicated design mystified Mac.

Gruber. As he looked at the mess, and tried to figure out what to cut, Mac. Watch Dirty Sanchez: The Movie Online Free HD. Gruber explained that he was more of a two wire guy, and that the complex nature of the device was a bit much for him.

It was a funny dose of reality in a movie that flirted openly with the absurd, and it put a fresh spin on an old movie cliché that obviously deserved a little attention (hence today’s list). Now, for something just a little more realistic, we’d have to turn to…8. Die Hard With a Vengeance (1. In the third installment of the once- proud Die Hard series, John Mc.

Clane (Bruce Willis) faced off against Simon (Jeremy Irons), a riddle- loving thief who happened to be the brother of Mc. Clane’s original foe, Hans Gruber (Alan Rickman). In the movie, Simon called up the N. Y. P. D. and threatened a series of bombings if Mc. Clane didn’t perform a series of tasks around the city.

A retail shop and a subway train were targeted early on, presumably as preludes to the main threat: a massive bomb at a local New York area school. As Mc. Clane and his reluctant civilian companion charged around the city, solving riddles and pulling at the seams of Simon’s plot, every cop in New York fanned out to look for the school bomb. With Mc. Clane’s help, the police found the device inside Chester A. Arthur Elementary, and sent in their best bomb disposal man, Charlie (Kevin Chamberlin), to tackle the big bastard head- on. The bomb was hidden inside a big- ass fridge, and Charlie bore the weight of his own potential demise along with a couple hundred innocent children on his shoulders. Charlie was a cool customer, however, and almost seemed to thrive on the moment.

Earlier in the film, he giggled with excitement as he handled and played with highly explosive substances, something that set the guy up as a man who thoroughly enjoyed his work. The device he squared off against in the school was massive, however, and the chalk he used to keep his hands dry was a testament to the tense environment he found himself in.