AIRPLANE! (1980) - MOVIE REACTION - FIRST TIME WATCHING

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@frokghug Год назад

One of my favorite running gags from this movie is the propeller noise going in the background the whole time despite the plane not being a propeller plane. That and every time it cuts to a flashback of what happened, it’s different 😂

@callmeshaggy5166 Год назад

Or that it's making train noises during that gag

@paulbrawley2595 Год назад

One bit I never noticed until I read about it in one of these comment sections: when Kramer goes to leave his house, he actually steps out of the mirror!

@5hanesBoard Год назад

Interestingly a pilot reacted to this movie and said that such aircraft do sound like this when they're cruising.

@frokghug Год назад

@@5hanesBoard lol have you ever been on a plane? It definitely doesn’t sound like that. Loud, yes, but not like a propeller. They are very distinctly different. A lot of small private planes have propellers though so perhaps that’s what he was referring to? But large passenger planes use jet engines.

@archiethearky3650 11 месяцев назад

@@frokghug if it’s the same pilot I’m thinking of I believe he was referring to older jets like the one we see in the movie with the older jet engines

@willcool713 Год назад

This movie is a real product of its time. There are TV, movie, and commercial tropes which are lost on modern audiences. In theaters, there was virtually no down time, no clunker jokes, no missteps -- this was breathtaking, sidesplitting, crying-laughing satire, parody, and spoof. You had to watch it several times just to catch all the references. It's still funny, but also a graduate class on late '70's, American, pop culture.

@1wwtom Год назад

There was a time when solicitors for this that and the other roamed the airports. Since those days Security has shut them out. Yes there were several commercial references. The one about never having a second cup of coffee at home was a long running coffee TV comercial. I'm a bit amazed that reactors now never seem to mention all the Mayonaise jars at the Mayo Clinic. Younger generations likely never saw the old Credit Card receipt machine. The girl going for her operation became a long running star on "The Love Boat". There is more but you get the idea.

@przemekkozlowski7835 Год назад

It also used a number of actors who were known for serious roles and played completely against type here. Leslie Neilson was known for dramas before this and Airplane started him toward becoming a comedy star.

@daerdevvyl4314 Год назад

1wwtom There will obviously be exceptions, but I think that most reactors have never heard of the Mayo Clinic. So from their point of view it's the same as if the clinic was named the Ketchup Clinic with bottles of ketchup on the wall. Not particularly funny. However, Addie at least smiled at that joke, so I think she got it.

@OneThousandHomoDJs Год назад

One of the best ways to prepare a Zoomer or Millennial for this movie would be to read this comment.....

@dave29123 Год назад

@@przemekkozlowski7835 also Barbara Billingsley (Mrs. Cleaver on tv's Leave it to Beaver) speaking jive. :)

@ice-iu3vv Год назад

good luck with your upcoming reactions addie. we're all counting on you.

@WolfHreda Год назад

As soon as you said you wished we got to see the guy in the cab one last time, I thought "Oh no, she didn't see the end credits scene!" But now you have. 🤣

@ClayLoomis1958 Год назад

What I doubt she knows is that it is Howard Jarvis waiting in the cab. Probably one of the last people on earth that would just sit in a cab and let charges rack up. That's the funniest part of that joke, but if you didn't see this movie when it came out, you might just be too young to know.

@daxriley8195 Год назад

I never knew there was an end credit scene in this movie. I've never seen it till now and so glad Addie went back and dropped it in :)

@porgyt7177 Год назад

Yeah, somehow anyone born after the 90s thinks MARVEL is who/what created Post-Credot scenes. To be honest, I feel, if you consider yourself a real Movie Lover, you Must watch All the credits, post-scene or not. ALOT of people made this movie... we owe it to their efforts to care.

@Greenwood4727 Год назад

@@porgyt7177 plus the joke credits in the credits

@porgyt7177 Год назад

@@Greenwood4727 exactly. But, I also love hearing a Reactor say something like: Oh, he was Assistant Director on the other project. OR... He did the music for This movie. It shows you care for movie making. 🎥 and again, shows thanks to the 100s of people who were not On screen that it took to pull off this thing.

@scottredding7357 Год назад

“Tell your old man to drag Walton and Lanier up and down the court for 48 minutes!“

@corvus1374 Год назад

"Jim never has a second cup of coffee at home" is a line from a commercial at the time. Radar Range used to be the name of a brand of microwave. "Win one for the Zipper" is a takeoff from a movie with Ronald Reagan, who played real life Notre Dame football player George Gipp, who died during the season and told his teammates to "win one for the Gipper". The guy in the cab was Howard Jarvis, who was an anti-tax activist at the time, who fought against all tax raises in California.

@JakkFrost1 Год назад

Not just a line from a commercial, they're the same couple from those commercials.

@Deathbird_Mitch Год назад

The Red-zone/White-zone announcers are also the real-life couple that recorded those types of announcements for airports.

@jaewok5G Год назад

the beach scene taken from "From Here to Eternity" [with more seaweed], the movie that made frank Sinatra a star and used as the plot point for Johnny Fontaine in "The Godfather" that prompts Tom's visit to Hollywood.

@Jordan-Ramses Год назад

It was called a radar range because Microwaves were radar technology. They just discovered that their radar made stuff hot.

@PhilBagels Год назад

And the entire story of the movie is based on an older, movie called "Zero Hour!" Some of the same lines are in it. Zero Hour was meant as a serious movie, but so many of the little bits were just ripe for parody: The kid visiting the cockpit. A professional athlete playing the part of the co-pilot. The flashbacks to the war and the relationship. "I just thought you should know what our chances are: The lives of everyone on board this plane depend on finding someone who not only can fly it, but who didn't have fish for dinner." "Would you like some whiskey, maam?" The heart transplant patient. The stewardess playing the guitar for her. etc.

@Pinkielover Год назад

you know it's OK to laugh 😂😂 So serious

@Sirala6 Год назад

She looks like she's watching a prisoner's execution.

@chrisbanks6659 Год назад

I just wanna say - "Good luck. We're all counting on you!" 😂

@aaronburdon221 Год назад

And don't call me shirly.

@BlankSpace83 Год назад

Roger 🫡

@paulbrawley2595 Год назад

@@BlankSpace83 Huh?

@ZZ_Tops_007 Год назад

Don't call me SURELY

@jmoon6909 Год назад

Awe... you said it wrong...

@PurushaDesa Год назад

I'm like, "Is this the right fit for Addie? She does concern but I'm not sure about actual laughter."

@mikerhodes8454 Год назад

The two people arguing over the red zone/white zone were actual L.A. airport announcers at the time, so anybody who had flown through LAX at the time recognized the voices.

@callmeshaggy5166 Год назад

They're also married in real life, giving extra hilarity (?) to their abortion argument.

@todderickson2435 Год назад

I never knew that! That's an awesome tidbit.

@EC-dz3fb Год назад

𝐒𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐨𝐮𝐬𝐥𝐲?! Woah!

@williamtimonen6814 Год назад

@@callmeshaggy5166I think it does. In the movie youre kind of imagining that theyre having a workplace affair and discussing it over the speakers as thats how they interact. But the idea that theyre a married couple, airing their dirty laundry because of a disagreement over zones is atleast somewhat funnier.

@willv7868 Год назад

Once you get over the shock and "what's the heck is going on ?!?!" feeling on the first viewing, this movie just gets funnier the more you watch. Trust me, I've watched it countless times since I saw it in the theater. I haven't stop laughing since.

@flarrfan Год назад

Now I'm also having fun laughing with/at the reactors ;)

@AstriaStarwynd Год назад

It seems like every time I watch this movie I notice some little thing I hadn't noticed before.

@J4ME5_ Год назад

The sense of humor is just.. different in some. Some are brilliant and some .. gifted in other areas.

@bobogus7559 Год назад

11:45 Did you notice that he walked through the mirror?

@duckrutt Год назад

yeah. And there is a wall at the top of the stairs.

@j9lorna Год назад

Not many do. It's a subtle visual gag that goes over many heads.

@GatorScribe726 Год назад

I’ve always loved that and wonder how many people noticed.

@jasonschuler6882 Год назад

I’d also recommend _Top Secret!_ (1984). It’s by the same people as this one and has really similar humor, but doesn’t get as much recognition for some reason.

@geeebuttersnap2433 Год назад

Other funny movies like this are Hot Shots 1&2 and loaded weapon.

@randalthor741 Год назад

As good as Airplane! is, I actually like Top Secret! even better. That might just be because I watched it on VHS so many times as a kid though lol

@dupersuper1938 Год назад

There's also Airplane 2, Police Squad, Naked Gun, Blazing Saddles...

@DarkPaladin24 Год назад

@@dupersuper1938 I would also add Robin Hood Men in Tights, Spaceballs, Young Frankenstein and History of the World Part 1

@ComeOnIsSuchAJoy Год назад

@@randalthor741 Agreed. I think a lot of the jokes in "Top Secret!" are less obvious/predictable, cleverer, and I love how it simultaneously spoofs 2 totally disparate movie types.

@joshuacampbell7493 Год назад

I just want to tell everybody good luck we're all counting on you.

@Atlas_Redux Год назад

Surely, you can't be serious?

@alextan1478 Год назад

I am serious and don't call me Shirley.

@peterschmidt4348 Год назад

I highly recommend the "Austin Powers" trilogy. I think You would love it.

@todderickson2435 Год назад

Addie, when you mentioned that you wanted the movie to end with the guy still in the cab, I was so happy for you, knowing that you were going to get your wish! Then when you didn't initially watch the end credits scene, I was sad for you....and then when "two days later" came on the screen, I was happy for you again! Thanks for taking me on such an emotional rollercoaster. 😆 Thanks for being one of my absolutely favorite reactors!!

@bobogus7559 Год назад

A fun fact about this movie - it's a nearly shot-for-shot remake of an earlier movie called Zero Hour (from 1957). There's a video comparing the two side-by-side and it really is surprising how similar they are. The main difference is that Airplane is a comedy that parodies a genre that Zero Hour is part of, and it exaggerates various scenes from Zero Hour.

@sapphonymph8204 Год назад

I saw that and you're absolutely right.

@jvgreendarmok Год назад

There is one gag which you kind of need to have seen "Zero Hour" to get, and that's casting Kareem Abdul-Jabaar as Roger, the co-pilot.

@CheshireCatFun Год назад

Precisely. It's a nested doll parody, parodying disaster films of the time and being a shot-for-shot parody of "Zero Hour" itself, nested in a parody of tons of 70's tropes as well, and also references going back decades.

@Osprey850 Год назад

Interesting fact: Arthur Hailey wrote the screenplay for Zero Hour! and then went on to write the novel Airport, which was adapted into the film of the same name, which launched the whole 70s disaster film craze and inspired the name Airplane!

@jvgreendarmok Год назад

@@Osprey850 A few story beats from Airplane! come from Airport, I believe.

@robertknight4672 3 месяца назад

The radar range joke didn't age very well but early microwaves where called a Radarange.

@sabalomglitz6478 Год назад

My favorite is still The Jive Lady, played by Barabara Billingsley,THE quintessential 50's TV Mom! So hilarious

@crawdaddy2004 Год назад

Absolutely one of the funniest moments in film history.

@dunhill1 Год назад

She did not play any of the scenes with the "Brothers". Not sure why. She cut out alot more than most other reactors.

@deadman79123 Год назад

Great reaction and great movie! One overlooked joke is when it shows the plane itself. It's a jet engine plane and yet the sound it makes is from a propeller plane.

@dan_hitchman007 Год назад

Most don't get the joke that Ted is living in the past... because they show clips of WWII airplane dogfights.

@SergioArellano-yd7ik 5 месяцев назад

Addie s eye roll at the " and don't call me Shirley" was adorable.🌹❤️🌷🩷😇

@TheShockninja Год назад

" This woman must be got to a hospital. " "Hospital? What is it?" "It's a big building with patients."

@Polymathically Год назад

I watched this decades ago, and it's still one of my all-time favorite movies. My family still quote it occasionally. Glad you finally saw it!

@uhhyeah-ok1794 Год назад

[everything that makes me bust out laughing everytime] Addie: either "" or " no that's not what s/he meant" Loved the reaction.

@arraymac227 Год назад

When you said 'Oh my gosh' in the Mayo clinic scene, I wondered if you understood the contents of the shelves.

@dan_hitchman007 Год назад

Not too many younger reactors get what the Mayo Clinic is. Some did catch the "Wacking Material" sign on the magazines... like "Modern Sperm." LOL!

@arraymac227 Год назад

@@dan_hitchman007 never thought that knowing what the Mayo Clinic was aided in getting the joke, only what mayo is.

@dunhill1 Год назад

@@dan_hitchman007 and Golf Digest is there too! LOL. The term "wacking" is not used much today with the young generation. They tell me it's called, "Choking the Chicken", or "Jacking Off". In the 70s, we used to say, "Spanking the Monkey." or "whalin' away."

@dunhill1 Год назад

Her lack of comments and facial expressions didn't reveal if she noticed or not. If she did, it didn't generate a gut busting laugh. For me, it was one of the weaker visual gags. I thought the jumping heart was funnier. Personal choice I suppose.

@jimtatro6550 Год назад

Please check out the creative teams follow up Top Secret!, it’s the debut performance by Val Kilmer and it’s just as ridiculously funny as this.😂👍

@McPh1741 Год назад

The Zucker Brothers made great spoof comedies back then. Now, you’ll have to watch “Top Secret “ starring Val Kilmer, “The Naked Gun” franchise starring Leslie Nielsen and their first movie “Kentucky Fried Movie”. Airplane was made to spoof the 1970s disaster/ catastrophe movies of the time, more specifically “Airport 77” and its sequel “Airport ‘79” Airplane is actually an almost shot for short spoof on a movie called “Zero Hour”. Other 70s disaster movies- “Earthquake”,”Avalanche “, “The Towering Inferno “ and “The Poseidon Adventure “.

@OneThousandHomoDJs Год назад

The line about the Turkish prison was a reference to the movie Midnight Express. Audiences in 1980 knew exactly what this meant.

@EC-dz3fb Год назад

What does it mean?

@themoviedealers Год назад

There were some forced sexy times.

@Steelburgh Год назад

Really? I'm almost disappointed. I always thought it was hilariously random on its own.

@baxydriver 6 месяцев назад

Yes so many reviewers don’t understand and think the pilot is a pedofile or something. When he says have you seen a grown man naked it’s literal humor derived from term cock pit (front of plane where pilots are)

@SergioArellano-yd7ik 5 месяцев назад

Have you ever seen a grown man naked?

@RangerChris61 Год назад

This movie is such a great love letter to aviation

@dan_hitchman007 Год назад

And second cups of coffee.

@xander66644 Год назад

Just finished watching this reaction a 2nd time right after seeing it the 1st time. Never did that before. That is how great it is...I am still laughing! 😂😂😂

@porgyt7177 Год назад

Public Service Announcement : MARVEL did NOT create Post-Credit Scenes.

@sabrecatsmiladon7380 Год назад

This humor isnt for Addie =) After the Holy Grail....I thought her face would be hurting from laughing and smiling. THanks for honest reaction!! =) Cant love 'em all

@merchillio Год назад

Addie reacting to one of my favourite movies ever? What a beautiful monday!

@tennysontableau 3 месяца назад

2:48 "Is he okay?" This is going to be a funny reaction video with unexpected comments like that. (None the less - we love you Addie.)

@mikefoster6018 Год назад

I love the bit early-ish in the film where suddenly you've got the old woman hanging, the black coffee and the "grown man naked" bits in rapid succession. It's like it suddenly ups the ante!

@2012Ragnvald Год назад

the most serious reaction to "airplane" I have ever seen!!

@dan_hitchman007 Год назад

Yeah, a little reserved. Most can't stop laughing. You just have to be in a silly mood. I've watched "Airplane!" countless times and I bust a gut every time.

@lewstone5430 Год назад

Or she’s wound super tight and takes herself way too seriously. I’ve known plenty of young women like that. Ugh.

@dunhill1 Год назад

She almost looked bored or "I can't wait to get thru this dumb silly movie; it's not my thing at all." She may even have regrets that she reacted to it. The video is only 20min, so she chopped off many many great scenes. Oh well, not for everyone.

@isoldejaneholland8370 Год назад

I've seen this movie twice, and never even knew about that last scene in the taxi before!

@zbennalley Год назад

I don't know why, but Addie's intro music is so relaxing for me.

@dorukgolcu9191 Год назад

I'm just absolutely delighted that you found out about the end credit scene, even if belated 😂

@OneThousandHomoDJs Год назад

This had a few pop culture cameos. Not just Skyhook, who everyone in the audience would have known on sight, but Ethel Merman was still a name. Jimmie Walker was the guy checking under the hood, and the woman whose husband wanted a second cup of coffee? She was the woman from the original commercial that used the whole "my husband never drinks a second cup of coffee" gimmick.

@bigdream_dreambig Год назад

2:00 I can't count the number of times I've seen this clip, but that's the first time I noticed that a baby (swaddled in a pink blanket) gets thrown high into the air!

@NightRanger-lz6tp Год назад

Fun Fact on the Saturday Night Fever spoof dance scene: While he was doing Airplane, Actor Robert Hays (Ted Striker) was also doing a short lived sitcom called Angie and his Angie Co-Star Donna Pescow was in Saturday Night Fever. There is a sequel to Airplane called Airplane 2 The Sequel which is also worth a look just to see William Shatner steal the show.

@johnthorsson1515 Год назад

I just want to tell you good luck, we’re all counting on you.

@dan_hitchman007 Год назад

I just wanted to say... Good luck, we're all counting on you!

@JJ_W Год назад

I just want to tell you good luck, we’re all counting on you.

@EShelby2127 Год назад

Howard Jarvis, was the man in the taxi. He was known by most as the face of the California Tax Revolt, Prop 13, in 1978, which cut property taxes by 57% in California. The joke is that the taxi fare ate his tax savings!

@dr.burtgummerfan439 Год назад

A different actress was originally cast as Elaine, but she quit because she thought some of the jokes crossed the line, so the part went to Julie Hagerty. The other actress did continue acting though, and went on to star in some movies you've probably seen. Her name is Sigourney Weaver.

@xander66644 Год назад

OMG - 1:20 ! You have not seen Jaws.. this is one of THE Steven Spielberg movies of all time. I highly recommend you see this one STAT! 😃

@adamplace1414 Год назад

Surely you can't make my day like this!

@gamehappenings Год назад

Sure she can. And don't call her Shirley

@Smokie_666 Год назад

Yes she can... and stop calling her Shirley.

@chrisbanks6659 Год назад

Surely she can can - and don't call her Addie!!🤪

@robertflores4537 Год назад

So Here is another way to Test the inner mind of a fellow human, this film's humor. In Addie's case the reaction to this film SPEAKS VOLUMES.

@dan_hitchman007 Год назад

This is the perfect movie to just let your hair down and let the silly wash over you.

@smallvillefan72 Год назад

One of the funniest movies ever made…. She never laughed!!?? 😂 🤔

@rs-ye7kw Год назад

Because of her youth, I don't believe she understood many of the funnier bits.

@rmar67 Год назад

Well, it's a different kind of comedy than she's used to -- altogether.

@kaydup Год назад

@@rmar67 Well, it's a different kind of comedy than she's used to

@paulbrawley2595 Год назад

Well, it's a different kind of comedy than she's used to

@dunhill1 Год назад

It's because all the jokes were connected to events that were current and popular in the late 70s; it's a cultural thing. Example, those Yuban Coffee commercials were all over TV back then, so we get the connection and the gag. She's never seen those commercials, so when the actress comes on screen and does a similar dialog to those commercials, it flies right over her head. If she were born in the late 60s, she would be gut busting laughing like us.

@KevinShipe-tr2uk 8 месяцев назад

Half of the Actors Peter Graves, Robert Stack. Lloyd Briggs and Leslie Neilsen this was there first comedy Roles

@CaddyJim Год назад

There's so many jokes can't expect you to include them all there's a couple Infamous ones I disappointed you left out the Jive Talk & the third time he comes in to say "we're all counting on you" because included the up to the jokes & cut out the punch lines. But overall great reaction vid

@asterix7842 Год назад

I was hoping you saw the post credit scene. So many reactors either don't see it or just don't include it in their reaction. Also, in the middle of the credits is the random line "A Tale of Two Cities written by Charles Dickens". I don't think this was the first movie to have a post credit scene, but this movie and Ferris Bueller's Day Off were the first two I can remember seeing. Lloyd Bridges (father of Beau and Jeff Bridges). Peter Graves, and Robert Stack had all had long careers at this point as dramatic actors. Likewise Leslie Nielsen, who had a long career as a dramatic actor in the 50s, 60s, and 70s, before finding a new younger audience as a comedic actor in the 80s and 90s. This was Ethel Merman's last movie role. She died a couple years later. Two two airport workers who crashed the plane into the airport at the beginning of the film were played by David and Jerry Zucker, two of the writers and directors of the movie, and their mother Charlotte played the makeup lady on the plane.

@stevensauer8539 Год назад

There are a number of jokes scattered through the credits, not just the one.

@StevesFunhouse Год назад

Additionally, the 3rd director, Jim Abrahams, played "Religious Zealot #6".

@MrGpschmidt Год назад

The counterpoint of your sweetness Addie to the absolute absurdity of the film is *chef's kiss* The film is a send-up of '70s disaster films plus a very loose remake of the B film TARGET ZERO. Still hilarious after 40 yrs.

@CitiesTurnedToDust Год назад

I bet you'd like Hot Shots! And The Naked Gun.even more than this. They're still silly but I bet you find them more relatable

@daletaylor5589 Год назад

You guys remember The Cannonball Run? Recently watched it again and it’s even better seeing it 40 years later.

@billfrantz1638 Год назад

“Addie has never seen Airplane! Awesome” exactly what I said when I got my notification 👍

@geeebuttersnap2433 Год назад

Addie never watched Airplane at home.

@ckelcro Год назад

Surely you can't be serious

@stevenryan231 Год назад

The guy in the cab is Howard Jarvis. Look him up to get that joke. No Fistful of Yen or Groove Tube?

@NoName-fx9zi 4 месяца назад

Jimmy Walker (J.J. from Good Times) as the airplane mechanic!

@agarven1 Год назад

Lloyd Bridges is in this film and his son Jeff Bridges is his son in real life. Jeff is an amazing actor

@subitman12 Год назад

The line "Win one for the zipper" is in reference to "Win one for the Gipper" in a movie about Knute Rockne a college football star who died due to illness. It starred former US President Ronald Reagan. I enjoy your reactions and looking forward to the next one.

@WJS774 Год назад

Yes, a post-credits scene decades before Marvel mainstreamed those. Modern audiences won't recognise him today, but he was played by a California politician popular for lowering taxes by cutting fat out of the budget. _Him_ being content to just sit there for hours while the meter runs up is a big part of the joke. The film is just _full_ of references like this that nobody will understand today, which makes it all the more amazing that the film still stands up as one of the greatest comedies of all time well into the 21st century! There was also a sequel, which you should _definitely_ watch if you enjoyed this one.

@joshuawiedenbeck6944 Год назад

This is what happens when a Dad says to himself: "I have so many dad jokes, how do I make them into a movie?"

@jb888888888 Год назад

Situations like this movie (but in real life) is why on airplanes pilots and co-pilots aren't allowed to have the same dinner. Also why movies shown on airplanes are "edited for flights." Not edited for violence or swearing or nudity, but edited for no scenes of planes crashing.

@WillCamx Год назад

I must have watched this movie half a dozen times before I noticed the jars of mayonnaise at the Mayo Clinic or the ice cream cone at the press conference.

@mildredpierce4506 Год назад

I hope you read the ending credits for the very last scene with the taxi. There are a lot of jokes within the credits.

@charlesbarnes6912 Год назад

Are u ok mam I'm worried??? I've never seen anyone laugh soooo little watching Airplane 🤣🤣

@johnhagan8775 4 месяца назад

I'm adding this to give you whatever RU-vid deems appropriate for this level of engagement.

@metmanjeff Год назад

Thank you! First reactor to see the final joke :D

@OneAndOnlyMe Год назад

I watch this movie every now and again, and it still makes me laugh every time.

@victore6242 Год назад

the surly joke is a double funny since the actor playing the doctor is Leslie Nielsen.

@jasonalcantara8380 Год назад

"Ah, yes. That is how I drink as well." Then apparently, you too have a drinking problem! Hahaha...

@toakreon 8 месяцев назад

ST TRINIANS (2007)! Honestly, if you want to see the most crazy, bonkers comedy movie you've ever seen, St Trinians is it.

@ericjones9487 Год назад

Funniest movie of all time. The attendant that checks the oil and then falls off the hood was JJ Walker in a quick cameo.

@nazfrde Год назад

It's worth noting that a lot of the actors in this movie, Leslie Nielsen who played the doctor, Lloyd Bridges (father of Jeff Bridges) who played the main controller guy with all the drug problems, and Robert Stack who played Rex Kramer) were, before this film, only known as serious, two-fisted tough guys, and this was a total departure for them, playing parodies of themselves in a silly comedy. Leslie Nielsen was so good at it that it started a whole new career for him, starring as Police Detective Frank Drebin in the TV series Police Squad! (and later 3 spin-off Naked Gun films) produced by Zucker, Abrahams, and Zucker, who brought you Airplane! He was a natural, and got pretty famous for going on talk shows and deploying a fart noisemaker in the middle of interviews.

@Sherman1fan Год назад

Go back one more time and read the credits, jokes inserted all over. actors who are known for their stoic/heroic movies played a comedic roles or 70's celebrities. Please react to Airplane 2, references from the 80's!

@sinelo3965 Год назад

This film gave birth to a type of rather absurd comedy cinema, such as "Police Academy", "Top Secret" and many others

@mparantha Год назад

saw this when I was a kid. my friends and I still quote it to each other

@Caseytify Год назад

Another, equally whacky parody is Amazon Women On The Moon, which is problematic in that portrays what late night television looked like before 24/7 cable became popular. Local stations played B horror & sci fi movies late at night. Here in Cincinnati we had Bob Shreve's Late Night Theater, and The Cool Ghoul. The framing story is a local late night program playing Amazon Women On The Moon (which itself is a parody of B sci fi movies from the 50s), but the film keeps breaking.

@Uatu-the-Watcher Год назад

The question isn’t what he gave up this week. It’s what kind of week did have last week?!?

@Otto42 Год назад

Love this movie, good choice.

@TheYoungDoctor Год назад

Robert Hays who plays Striker voiced Iron Man in the 1990's Iron Man cartoon series and in Spider-Man the Animated Series.

@sl0507 Год назад

So many people miss the sound effects gags. Listen to airplane when the guy is saying goodbye to his girl as they take off. Or during the many shots to the outside just showing the plane flying and the sound of the engines. 🚂🛩

@totomomo18 Год назад

Great movie You should watch Top Secret 1984 from the same directors

@chuckster255 Год назад

Thank you for going back to see the gem at the end but I doubt you got the entire joke, which was who the guy was waiting in the cab. His name was Howard Jarvis and that in real life, he led the tax revolt here in California that resulted in the reduction in property taxes in the state. He was also a well-known penny pincher and to think he wait even a minute while the fare meter running while the cab driver was in the airport would have been absurd let alone the two or three hours it took to get to Chicago then to top it off with "I'll give him 20 more minutes but that's it" was really over the top.

@dakstony Год назад

The man in the cab was a Californian politician named Howard Jarvis.

@chrisbiebel6205 Год назад

This movie is based on a 1957 film called Zero Hour and a lot of the lines were literally borrowed from it (although with twist responses for comedy. There is actually a RU-vid video that shows the scenes of the two movies side by side). The producers were worried about being sued, but their lawyers insisted that since it was a parody, it would be okay. However, they found out that the rights to Zero Hour was only about $45, 000 so they actually just bought the rights to the movie just in case. There are so many layers to the jokes. For instance, the scene with the woman who thinks "Jim never gets a second cup of coffee" is a reference to a famous coffee commercial from that time. The really funny thing is that the woman is literally the same actress from the commercial. The couple on the PA in the airport loading and unloading area are also the same couple of did the real announcements at LAX. One of the really subtle jokes, though, is that in the original movie, Zero Hour, the co-pilot was played by a former NBA player, so in this movie they had the co-pilot played by famous NBA star Kareem Abdul Jabar.

@rmar67 Год назад

Elroy "Crazy Legs" Hirsch (co-star of Zero Hour) played in the NFL, not the NBA.

@adrianchell Год назад

The plot and most of the lines in the script that aren't jokes, come straight from a 1950s disaster movie called Zero Hour. The producers of Airplane bought the rights to the script.

@benjauron5873 Год назад

Something that very few people know, probably not many knew even when this movie came out -- the man waiting in the back of the taxicab is notorious cheapskate Howard Jarvis, founder of the Howard Harvis Taxpayers' Association, which has been one of the loudest small government/anti-public-spending political action committees of the last 50 years. So, it's hilarious that the man in the back of the cab, patiently waiting and doing nothing while the meter goes up, up and up, is a man with the reputation of being perhaps America's biggest tightwad.

@StevesFunhouse Год назад

Just some of the jokes you might not have caught ... 1. In the call from The Mayo Clinic, all the shelves behind the doctor were filled with mayonnaise jars. 2. Planes don't have hoods, so you wouldn't be able to check the oil from there, even if you wanted to. 4. The sound of the plane's engines were from propellers, but it was equipped with jet engines (I never noticed either until someone pointed it out). 4. The cab fare was 65¢/first 1/6th of a mile and 10¢ for each 1/6thmile after that, so when we see the meter later in the movie, the fare shows $113.30 fair, he must've been waiting for a LONG time. Additionally, the language of the meter seems to be in Spanish instead of English. 5. When Rex Cramer, Ted's old commander, was preparing to leave the house, the scene 1st shows him looking into this mirror from the right to straighten his tie. However, the scene quickly shifts and, instead of looking at the mirror from the right, he comes out of it, from the left, stepping over the bottom and the other guy who's still being mauled by the dog, is in that same room he is stepping out of. I think you caught most of the other jokes, and even a few that most reactors miss. Good job !!!

@dunhill1 Год назад

I believe she did catch some of those, but to her they didn't trigger a gut busting laugh as it does for us. My wife, for example, can't stand the 3 Stooges humor. Yes, it may all be juvenile, but I still laugh at their ridiculous antics. Personal taste--that's all.

@StevesFunhouse Год назад

@@dunhill1 I understand all that, and did before you mentioned it, but that's why I picked those specific instances, because I observed her closely and believe she just missed them. Most do ... and even I admitted that I missed a couple, initially. Those were ones that most young reactors miss.

@glennwisniewski9536 Год назад

Addie, here's the Yuban coffee commercial that's parodied in Airplane! Note Airplane! even got the same actress (Lee Bryant) to be in the movie - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-MJ4kCF22O2w.html. And here's the trailer for Zero Hour! from 1957, the film that Airplane! pokes fun at, scene for scene. Notice both movies have the exclamation point in their titles - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-AWI3JZvvbI4.html.

@granadosvm Год назад

18:59 The actor who was playing the guide from the airport used to play the Character Elliot Ness in "The Untouchables", a show about policemen fighting Chicago gangsters. From time to time he broke protocol knowing the gangsters know the protocol and to surprise them, when someone suggested the logical path, he would say "No, that's just what they'd expected us to do".

@Leightr Год назад

16: 49 That's why I (and many other men) tell their wife bad puns, just for that cute little eye-roll.

@rbrtck Год назад

Imagine how dehydrated Striker must be after sweating like that, in addition to the drinking problem he has.

@marklar9156 Месяц назад

But he will soon have Elaine sitting on his face again, so maybe that helps a bit! :D

@rbrtck Месяц назад

@@marklar9156 Oh, that is nasty! For that, you get a like from me. 😁

@marklar9156 Месяц назад

@@rbrtck I knew people that like 'Airplane' can take raunchy humor! 8)

@erikawilliams9558 Год назад

Just because someone isn't laughing out loud doesn't mean they don't think it's funny. Everyone reacts in different ways. Eye rolls and sarcastic comments are also perfectly acceptable reactions

@maximillianford9301 Год назад

It does mean they don't think it's very funny. Every person who is able to laugh on this planet will laugh out loud when they come across somethnig they find hilarious. That's a built-in, innate response. This clearly isn't Addie's bag, and having watched her Monty Python reactions, it doesn't surprise me in the slightest

@Jsspres Год назад

You might like Airplane 2. Kentucky Fried Movie is another comedy made by the same directors.

@Gr8Buccaneer Год назад

i agree,but for KFM she may need to get some bruce lee experience to get the clue ;)

@NightFogFilms Год назад

This film has been rated to have the most laughs per minute. It’s a comedic remake of an original movie from 1957 called ZERO HOUR - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-8-v2BHNBVCs.html BTW, the producers bought the rights to ZERO HOUR just to avoid being sued. References: Opening plane in clouds mimicking the movie JAWS. Jim never has a second cup of coffee at home (coffee commercial spoof) - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-MJ4kCF22O2w-.html same actress in real coffee commercial Boy/Girl Coffee Scene: The Original and the Spoof - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-yH6KW6eMWJI.html From Here to Eternity- Beach Scene - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-7TlDNMc_hFk.html Also: He walked out from the mirror at Captain Kramer’s house. A lot of people don’t catch that joke. A lot of people miss the jokes throughout the credits and afterwards the man in the cab says he’s going to give him another 20 minutes but that’s it. (not you) - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-DPeYFD-vVHg.html

@vicjr74 Год назад

"Surly you can't be serious?" "Yes I am and don't call me Shirley."

@SoVHitman Год назад

Omg this movie haha this was a good reaction and some of these jokes, the writing and how it stands the test of time and can still be wonderful, it’s outstanding

@LiveFromThePorcelainPalace Год назад

"I kinda wish it ended with the guy in the cab..." You didn't watch the after credits scene! It did end with that!

@lurkerrekrul Год назад

The woman thinking that her husband never has a second cup of coffee at home is from a coffee commercial of the time. They would be out somewhere, someone would offer them more coffee, she'd refuse, her husband would accept and she'd think "Jim never has a second cup of coffee at home.", leading her to the conclusion that she's not buying the right type of coffee. It's even the same actress. If you like this style of movie, there's also the sequel, the two Hot Shots movies, the three Naked Gun movies, the 6-episode Police Squad TV show, Top Secret, and Wrongfully Accused. There's also National Lampoon's Loaded Weapon One.