Apache Pilot REACTS to FIRE BIRDS (1990) | Mover Ruins Movies 

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C'mon why the hatred for Iron Eagle? A kid dogfighting Inspector Poirot with Queen soundtrack cranked up to 11! What more could you ask for? LMAO!

@@Memnoch4711 It'd be nice if they repeat that for the rest of the Iron Eagle sequels but...

@@Memnoch4711 Iron Eagle one was: Ehhh. Its kinda like Karate Kid in the Sky but still fun. Iron Eagle 2 was: Its dumb. Iron Eagle 3 was: Its too dumb. Iron Eagle 4 was: I never saw it but i have a bad feeling about it.

I would say more like Iron Eagle 2.

That would be good one, or the movie Gravity.

Or perhaps, hear me out here, a real cowboy! reacts to space cowboys.

Jesus, that’d be fucking hilarious and about six hours long.

@@Russellsperry I want to know if they reduce their O2 and talk to people in China on the ISS?!

We've never been in space. Astronauts are just Hollywood actors.

@@wakeuppeople7327 Red shirt idiot got the triangle on his shirt

What do you fly now? Flying anything is amazing

@@ugs192 Flying a Dash 7 currently. Basically a museum piece with wings

​@@DarkAngelGuyver Oh, the Dash 7's a _wonderful_ bird, I love De Havilland

The theme song alone would have saved the day.

Stringfellow woulda tore that azz up guick like n a jiffy with The Lady!!

Now Airwolf theme music is in my head...lol. Yeah, Stringfellow would've taken care of all of this in one tenth of the time...

@@Christopher-li6gg yeah, he would cut down Stoller's MD-500 like a cheese grater. Erik Stoller won't stand a chance against Stringfellow, let alone he may have bagged down a Cobra, a Blackhawk, and several more DEA units, but we'll see if he'll hold on his own in a fight against the Airwolf.

they used knight rider in super pursuiit SFX LOL

What time frame was that? I was at Eustis in ‘89 going through the 67U (Chinook) school for AIT

i was at Eustis in 95 and "Enterprise" was still there. im curious if it ever returned to flight status.

@@bigdaddy7119 I was at Eustis in '89 going through 68F (Electrician) school for AIT

Something I always wondered about is did the Army shitcan the Kiowa intel targeting for the Apache when the Apache got the longbow upgrade cause I didn't see any OH-58's in Afghanistan or Iraq working with the AH-64's with the spotters mast on top of the main rotor

Look up cages list of movies. This one isn’t that bad in comparison lol

@17ll3 x214 that’s amazing lol.

ya know, its no flight of the intruder, but looks like it was fun to make. Apaches were "new" back then....saw it perform at an airshow; to go from nearly 90 degrees straight up to hover 200ish feet up in about 3 seconds was a sight to behold.

@17ll3 x214 Does Cage charge extra for dialog

@@Music-pl8xf The Screen Actors' Guild does.

I'm 40 and nothing works like it used to. I always feel like I'm outta gas. But Tommy Lee Jones looks old enough to be my grandpa in this movie.

You legend

German Title: Airborne- Flügel aus Stahl...

@@SvenMl78 *Air Borne. Such a stupid name

I know it as this as well.

German movie titles are often so different that you don't know what movie someone from the US or UK is talking about until you get to see some scenes directly that you'll instantly remember then :D

I mean, we sent what, 200,000, 300,000 after one asshole in Afghanistan, and it turned out he wasn't even there?

@@TacComControl This was decided because there was sufficient QUANTITY of assholes. Just not the quality of asshole that we initially set out to find.

@@TacComControl tearing apart the taliban was one of the priorities

@@MattKearneyFan1 And we did such a great job of it that now the Taliban runs Afghanistan again, just as much as they did before.

@@TacComControl I wonder how many years it will be until we make the same mistake with some other country, telling ourselves the same lies and propping up corrupt incompetent governments.

Me too! They roasted this movie in just the right way. Not mean, but not holding back too much, either =D

Does Army ever name their facilities after Navy people?

@@wyskass861 lol it's a joke Pete Mitchell was in top gun

@@TheCartajay That makes more sense

That is Pima Community collage west campus, here in Tucson, AZ

I guess Fort Mitchell was named so after Billy Mitchell, but the Pete "Maverick" Mitchell works.

Cool that Ms. Young came over to your hangar to ask questions. My husband was at 1/6 CAV flying OH-58C's when they were filming at Hood. I think Tommy Lee Jones still has a ranch out in San Saba County. Thank you for your service, None Ya!

I thought it was a great movie. I've seen it multiple times, it never gets old.

I mistook it as "Blue Angels" at the first galance.

Oh yeah that is good movie and a great message about governments spying on their own citizens.

And episodes of Air Wolf!

@@joshuasill1141 Airwolf does spy stuff better than it did the aviation. I loved the trimmer button as the boost thing.

@@tristanholland6445 there's nothing wrong with spying if you're as JAFO saw the bombshell blondie doing her thang with your binocular

Sean Young

I'm pretty sure playing a 90yr old colonel in Steven Siegals most recent movie is totally more iconic

BURN

Guess I should have read the comments before posting. Agree 👍

Yep. And both his war movies are terrible!

Those Indians

That's all well and good, but he probably wouldn't have needed to tell her to do any of that had he just fired the thing at the bad guy while he was still in the air like it was originally intended... :P

@13mike27 So in real life it could simply be dismounted and immediately used as a standalone MANPADS? How does its fire control interface with the helicopter? Data cable? When firing ATAS mode from the helicopter gunner's seat, would the same 45-second time limit apply (due to the BCU) or is it receiving power from the aircraft (cable) and basically unlimited time to track and fire?

@@gunsmithgeoff8218 ancient response, but the handle data bus plugs into the same port on the ATAS launcher for vehicles, the only difference is that the vehicle launcher has two larger tanks which provide 8 45 second launch windows. You can take a stinger tube from a ATAS and use it as a MANPAD, in a humvee stinger launcher or the emplaced mount without any modifications, its fully plug and play. Only change between the launchers is that the hand held setup just takes the individual power + cooling canisters.

@Lolman345 _ I appreciate your reply. So you're saying the onboard tanks hold more argon, but they still only transfer enough coolant to the seeker for a 45-second window per "arming"? So can the gunner re-arm and get another 45-second window immediately afterwards, if he wants (like with no interruption in seeker functionality)? How does he do that, exactly? Do you know how many BCUs an Apache of that era would've carried for dismounted (handheld) use? Maybe just the one stowed on the MANPADS handle assembly?

They stopped screaming it and now have it as their ringtone. The Apache E has it built into the fire control system so every time the trigger is pulled, that phrase is uttered by an outside speaker in order to strike fear into the enemy. Meanwhile the speaker is broadcasting the Airwolf theme song on a loop.

@@orlock20 I want to believe.

@@orlock20 / Now that’s the way to do it! That takes psychological warfare to a whole other level.

@@orlock20 I’m going to go ahead and believe this

thats actually the most common pickup line apache pilots use :)

Impressive progression! Very nice sir! I'm 30 now and headed to WOCS, and now I have to wait 2 years after completing flight school to get CW2... Ouch

I never saw. Warrant officer run.😂😂😂😂

The great thing about Army CWO's is there always up for a poker game, The bad thing is if you clean them out they might not let you on their precious whirly birds lol.

I can't imagine still being in now at my geriatric age of 45. A ruck march would probably literally kill me now.

FML, I'm gonna be 40 this year and have a 12, 10, 8, 6 and 2 year old.

@@480JD Rocking you are

Lucky you , really ... I’m a 47 yr old boy , envious of Your dilemma lol

bruh my old boss was 64 and he would pour concrete and lay block with us get out of the office😂😂

if you ask anyone if this is their favorite, you deserve to be punched in the face.

From the Aireal footage ist is awesome. But there arent really any other Helicopter focused movies out there i can think off. Its still better than Iron Eagle 3 or 4 xD

@@SpriGgEx Blackhawk down lol

@@HSKFabrications Its not a Helicopter Movie, the Helicopter is more a Plot Devise here, you don't even get to know any Pilot xD

I think the Kiowa is /was superb , great vids

Dale is awesome, and yes, Dale's involvement was required to be a great '80's - '90's war movie.

So true... I'm surprised he wasn't in Top Gun!

@@alexshmalex He didn't really get his start until 'Platoon' which came out the same year as 'Top Gun'. If that had been made a few years later, I guarantee he would have been in it 😄

@@Caffeine_Club He would have made a great Top Gun instructor or even better, the Air Boss with the coffee!

@@alexshmalex he was in the army so he wouldn’t be fitting but he did great in band of brothers

Read this book before and it was really awesome. At the start of the book, Ed used rockets to attack a group of Taliban hiding in some bush and he mentioned the number of projectiles in each rocket and the number of rockets fire. The result was gruesome when ground troops did a BDA. Also the request for support for a US F-15 when they needed heavier munition which their Hellfires were not enough. The last part about the rescue of Royal Marine at Jugroom Fort was nail biting when the pilot landed behind enemy lines with some Marines strapped on the stub wings to retrieve the body of the fallen Marine.

It's amazing what I find on RU-vid....and that's just in the comment section

Well, the name is "Draken" (with one a) and air-to-air was in fact its main design goal, albeit its intended opponents were fast, high-flying bombers, not other fighters. Apart from that, you're right. 😉

I had the opportunities to commute through Ft. Rucker. It is slick when a 64 pops up and targets you with its gun. Weirder than that was 9/12 and the entire training cadre was grounded. I would have felt a hell of a lot safer with them whizzing around looking badass.

The gun is supposed to be linked to the helmet and where the gunner is looking, so if they looked at you, the gun would follow.

Coal Miner's Daughter

@@garyg7145 as Doolittle Lynn?

@@pontiacGXPfan That's the one.

Rolling Thunder.

That's the exact sound effect. And apparently the baddie flew a toned down version of Airwolf, because that effect was there, too.

Couldn't agree more. Mover, as I mentioned in Airwolf, if you haven't seen it (which I'm gonna guess you have), you must!

who's cougar and merlin? is that a top gun reference

@@killian9314 yes its a top gun reference Cougar was the pilot that has a nervous breakdown in the first 10 min of the movie Merlin was his RIO (now known as WSO) who also at the end of the movie sits backseat to Maverick

Nice, i can see the Moververse is slowly growing. Especially infamous *harrharr*

I also love it when movies come out in the movies.

He's probably 80 now

Did the dealer get you for 25% interest?

@@480JD nope. Bought it back home in St. Louis.

You've not hit your peak yet youngster! 😂

@@HappyBear376 yeah you’re probably right 🤣

To think this man is in his 80s now

Such a cool and beautifull jet.. it looks so futuristic.. someone could do one of theese crappy movies with Drakens as some kind of 5th gen fighter and people would totally buy it

I always liked the gripen.

@@PV1230 You mean the newer Gripen or the good old Draken we are talking about?

@@sparrowlt the other one

@@sparrowlt Designed in the 1950s!

I said the same thing. He just has that military officer look

Aye the script really needed polishing. The aerial footage is awesome though, especially for pre-cgi.

Loved those games

It had a wierd enclosed tail rotor fan. Probably made it easier on the graphics, just had to mirror one file for both directions.

They just weren't the show indeed.

Because they didn't do the preflight and had to get them out of the compartment first... :D

@@kennyraiden9346 I guess shooting down bad guys with an onboard heat-seeking missile doesn't have the same dramatic effect as the rocket pods. Then again, if they wanted to be practical, they probably would've scrambled some F-16 and swatted that little bird out of the sky instead of sending a bunch of Apaches.

@@run2u520 Thank you for a great explanation and I liked it! Probably the filmmakers wanted the scenes with firing Stingers so that was how they put in a script. I didn't know the Stingers can be dismantled and operated manually. To shoot down the aerial hostile from the ground brings out more excitement and sure it did. As you mentioned, sending airstrikes to knock down the potential threats is more practical and probably that's how the US forces conduct the operations. When it comes to that, the Army's air cavalry's call to eliminate the ground hostile such as artilleries, SAM sites, and armed vehicles embedded with the surface to air arsenals prior to the fighters/bombers to move in. That might have been so climatic though, the F16s might have stolen the stage over the Apaches if they had done it. Instead, I really loved the sequences of the Apache and the Little Bird are going air to air. I presume the filmmakers must have done so much research and discussion for writing the script to narrow them down to that footage and definitely that was a job well done. It is kind of a good flick but somehow this movie is a bit underrated, I don't know why. Anyway thanks to Mover for choosing this movie, I guess it kind of shined a light on.

Army logic in a nutshell

He has held that rank since birth. ;-)

@@guardrailbiter "Here lies Gen. Col. Maj. Capt. Lt. Dale Dye, USN, USAF, USMC, USA, ..."

Maybe that was part of the pre-flight stuff that they didn't have to do lol

Poor eyesight and colour blindness done for me. Wound up doing comms.

@@HappyBear376 They wouldn't even take me for that, guess they afraid of me dying in basic lol