Everything Wrong With Air Force One In 15 Minutes Or Less 

*"Get off my plane!"* What a good pre-mortem one liner.

I'd forgotten how terrible that CGI plane crash looked.

No sins off for the dogfights and pilot sacrifice? “Missile locked on Air Force One. I’m going in...” Gives me chills still.

I got completely distracted by the fact that it looked like the banquet in the beginning was being held at Hogwarts.

If you squint hard enough, this could be a Tom Clancy film in one of the later books where Jack Ryan is the president

I’m adding a sin for not ending this video with a supercut of gary oldman’s one word screams.

Everything wrong with Air Force One in one sentence; The really bad plane crash CGI.

I've been waiting for Harrison Ford's 90s movies to be sinned forever. The Fugitive and Air Force One so close together? 2020 may be hell, but CinemaSins are handing out videos like it's Christmas

Movie Rule: The President is almost always the most poorly defended person on earth and will be taken hostage in speedrun record time

They made good use of Microsoft Paint that came with Windows 95 for that plane crash.

EVen watching this as a kid I remember how dumb the secret service was

10 sins for referencing Quantum Leap and proceeding to willfully ignore the presence of Dean Stockwell in both casts

not removing a sin for “get off my plane” **ding**

Just had to get that Airplane line in at the last second, didn't you?

I usually don’t get your references to other movies, but when you referenced Monty Python and the knights arguing over how a coconut got to England, I was dying.

The EMP shielding and bulletproofing aren't related at all. Bullet shielding is based upon the physical materials of the plane itself whereas the plane is shielded from EMP as well as lightening strikes and the like by a Faraday Cage, which, in simplest terms, is an electronic shield that surrounds the plane.

Harrison : "Get off my plane!" Guy from ghost : "Get off my train!"

Considering we're dealing with Russian baddies on a plane: No "What's our vector, Victor?" audio-outtake?

I've been wanting you to do this one for a while. 90s Harris Ford movies were the best. You should do Patriot Games and Clear and Present Danger next.

You missed a movie mistake: When Radek was taken from his palace at the beginning of the movie, he was wearing pajamas, even on the helicopter. When he was released from prison at the end of the movie, he was wearing his military uniform. Where did the military uniform suddenly come from?

Main lesson in Air Force One Don't. Bring. Russians. In. The. Damn. Plane.

Missed the opportunity at the end when Harrison is flying the plane to voice over Han Solo saying "never tell me the odds" would have fit perfect 👌😂

6:08 Both my parents love this movie, so all three of us have watched it with the director's commentary at least once. In the commentary, the director himself actually points out that this guy is a discount Russian Marlon Brando, and refers to him as such throughout the entire movie. Not sure if that's a sin, but it is awesome.

BRUH you saved me from having to research the discount Home Alone guy at 4:00 that deserves a like by itself.

Favorite part of that movie is when the black lady is parachuting and looking around amazed.

25 years old and this is still one of my childhood favorites of the action genre thanks to my late father! I remember watching this lots at night at my camp in the Adirondacks This was the 4th highest grossing movie of 1997 making $172 million domestically and $315 globally This is still one of Harrison Ford's best roles being not only as commander in chief but as a father and husband and a fighter not abandoning his crew taking out the enemy Gary Oldman is top notch as the villain invoking Soviet insurgence as an excuse for Cold War tensions; still it’s a portrayal that looks more believable with the benefit of hindsight, especially regarding the end of the decade and more recent events He sees freedom as an infection given how his country has been overrun by crime, death, and prostitution Kroshunov sees Marshall as a coward playing god killing without a second thought I kept forgetting who Glenn Close was playing first time I watched; she's good as Madame Vice President stuck in a corner about how to assess this situation although the conference room scenes do tend to stagnate Marshall's wife and daughter I like very much too, Mary truly stands by her husband's stance not letting the enemy dictate hostile negotiations and Alice being only 12 feels she's ready to take on more responsibility rather than just watch the news about her dad's job running the country The movie is like die hard on a plane but with exciting action, amazing sound editing, amazing music by Jerry Goldsmith, and top-notch tension seeing one man try to foil the bad guys from the ground up Funny because it inspired a slew of action movie imitators over the years with 'Speed' being the most propulsive Although at that point filmmakers were running out of fresh ideas of being stuck in confined environments at high speeds This script shies away from character development, although it's clear President Marshall's politics are going to be challenged in a very personal hostage situation It helps he has actual war experience in Vietnam inserted into his political actions Atrocity and terror are not political weapons, real peace is not just the absence of conflict, our own political self interest shouldn't deter us from our duties This came out with an already scandal-prone Clinton presidency and the optimism from the fall of the Soviet Union slowly dulling, that sounded like a very attractive proposition It's always risky speaking out against terrorism on film or in real-life The movie represents both the pinnacle of the action-disaster movies and a leave-taking Its great location is also its biggest liability Director Wolfgang Peterson manages to craft a brilliant summer blockbuster that never lets up until the very end You'll be biting your nails in suspense, cheering, and applauding by the time the credits roll Peterson and Ford deliver a tension-fueled actioneer if not fully plausible one with a delicious villain and sharp politics

"Tallen Rickery" made me spit-take Gatorade. LOL

Gary Oldman yelling is my spirit animal.

I wanted to see this movie for like 20 years but never got around to it..

“Tommy, hows the peeping?” It’s been awhile since I heard that. And right after a Tommy boy reference. LOL

Ok first of all I love this movie BUT this has got to be one of my favorite cinemasins you've done and I've watched ALOT of them. Awesome job guys!

the 14-13 Michigan score line also answered your question about what type of game plays in the early Afternoon. College Football plays all Saturday including games at noon.

"You are a monster and my father is a great man!" "Siriusly?"

I don't care if Ivan wouldn't be able to hear him, "Get off my plane" deserves 5 sins off

"This movie is entertaining, but nuance is not its strong suit." That could've been the whole video.

This is one of my 15 90s films I will ALWAYS watch EVERYTIME its on TV. Ill even stay in on a Saturday night to watch it.

I remember seeing this movie in the theater while taking a diversion from a dull camping trip. It was pretty "standard" 90s action fare and I enjoyed it AT the time. But man, that airplane crash in the water was appalling even back then. ...so much for CGI dinosaurs or liquid terminators. 🙄

as for 4:49, as a former intelligence analyst, I can say without a doubt that everyone that walks into that room has the necessary security clearance to be there. The stuff they're saying isn't all that's classified. The briefing on the screen is classified, the hard copies on the table in front of them are classified. To be entirely accurate, since they're discussing classified information in that room, the room itself is classified to the level of the information. No one would be let into that room without the clearance.

This film is *SO* fantastic in almost every way imaginable. 🙂 Despite the obvious implausibilities (duh), it's clear that the writers knew exactly what comprised powerful storytelling. You can even tell that Jeremy LOVES this film because his sins lean far more on poking fun and making jokes regarding the actors (and sight-lines!) rather than much of anything regarding the storytelling. Finally, I'd like to add that EMP blasts vs. physical projectiles are completely different concerns. 🙂 Neither is nor would be "classified" information.

Your laugh at the end is simply delightful 😊. Cracks me up every time you do it...

9:05 idk ask Jackie Chan. Lmfao his tuxedo seemed to do just fine 😂😂😂😂😂😂

The girl who played the president's daughter is a member of the billionaire Pritzker family. I think this movie and the 1995 version of A Little Princess were her only credits.

I need a supercut of Gary Oldman's one word screams.

I'm not going to be a memer for once and just be genuine... Thank you for your content. The channel is consistent and funny and enjoyable, I've been subscribed for so long and honestly think you deserve more attention. Keep it up (please)!

You should do a EWW a John Wayne move like “The shootist,” “true grit” or “the searchers”

I’ve been finding myself shouting “SKIP!” during an overly emotional scene in anything lately and I love it. 😊

The movie does have a fantastic soundtrack. As a French Horn player, I would personally LOVE to play it.

FINALLY subtitles all along ! Thank you, keep doing this, it's really helpful for non native spekers ! :D

2:30 It's called hardening. It's a real thing and yes Air Force One is designed to resist the pulse of an EMP (what they are clearly referring to) in the event of a nuclear blast.

College football kickoffs are early on saturdays. Damn, this guy really is reaching for his sins.

One of my favorite 90s movies of all time🍇😅 great atmosphere. Can’t believe you didn’t already do this one. Could’ve sworn you had

Kudos for mentioning the tanker crew! I always hated that part. My dad was a navigator on a tanker crew for much of his Air Force service. Love the channel

Dean Stockwell is Al in Quantum Leap. Since you mentioned that dude that was LHO in that 2 part episode from QL.

The President’s Daughter is Like LT Connix to me.

I appreciate that you were moderately kind to this movie. I know it’s not perfect, but it is still my favorite movie.

Milligrams of cocaine? Not sure if that’s enough to even get a mouse high.

"Get off my plane"

Sin off for you saying "EMP Pulses". Electro Magnetic Pulse Pulses?

Please please do Everything Wrong With Prisoners(2013). One of my fav movies

The president in this movie looks a lot like Indiana Jones

Please sin a goofy movie and freddy vs jason

What is more sinful, having a "roll credits" scene in the movie, or having such an uninspired title, that it's unavoidable it's being said during it?

10:53 Yay, you got the quotes in the right place. Good job!

I've been waiting for this one. My favorite movie. Great job

Making me laugh at cry-o-clock in the morning. GNID!!!

I loved the line about prepositions and literally laughed like Jeremy did at the ending! I thought the plane blew up, I must've blocked out the bouncing plane!😆😂😂

1:46 that roll credits scene was amazing

Been waiting for this video for years

3:28 Harrison Ford's Finger of Doom

I know you don't negotiate with RU-vid terrorists, but I demand 'Everything Wrong with Commando'

Was just watching this on showtime and came right to your channel LOL

FINALLY. I asked for this years ago. Perfect!

5:40 More problems with this. Any competent pilot wouldn't just land, they would do a controlled crash. Pull the "engine fire" levers to cut off fuel and turn on the fire extinguishers. Push the "electrical fire" buttons to turn off most of the electronics. Heck, if they really broke into the cockpit, then steer off the runway and onto the grass, this would destroy the landing gear and any hope of taking off. There are probably many other things they could sabotage that might not ground the plane, but delay take off long enough for ground forces to destroy the tires and/or engines.

"Do anything athletic with a suit on" John Wick...

Remove a sin, because Willie Garson played Lee Harvey Oswald in the Quantum Leap episode. He played a russian.

I’ve waited 4 years for this one. Thank you lol

The only sin in the movie is the awful CG at the end. Otherwise, it's perfect.

Lol recommended before notified

That laugh at the end cracked me up!

I loved how they made one of the first episodes of NCIS about this movie.

Why did it feel like Jeremy was describing his own bed?

Next week on Tuesday: The Thing (1982) & on Thursday: Indiana Jones : Raiders of the Lost Ark.

6:35 Props for showing Airforce Pararescuemen.

The “Tommy, how’s the peeping?” outtakes always gets me 🤣🤣

Did Jeremy just Sin "get off my plane" ? Birdman should offer him a thousand sins for that when he makes a video on this.

If CinemaSins is doing more Harrison Ford movies he should do the Jack Ryan sequels.

This set would go on to be used in the pilot for NCIS, leading to your Dad's favorite show. Which if your being honest, you totally had fun watching it with him. Surprisingly solid character development in a lot of the long time cast.

I worked on this film at BOSS Film studios. The plane crash was a competition between the model shop and the CGI department. It was the CGI who got the job of making the shot...

12 hours ago this video ws just released about 2 minutes!

Elya Baskin did not play Lee Harvey Oswald in Quantum Leap, he played the Russian general that Lee Harvey Oswald spoke to when he wanted to defect.

Best roll credits ever!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

01:58 - "Jolt Cola. THE soft drink of the elite hacker" -Razor

bruh whyd i think he was talking about the shoes

3 sins for calling "suppressors" "Silencers" But sin trigger discipline? * dong *

14:29 His laughter gives me life! xD

Great review, loved it. I would have sinned the "bedrock principle for 30 years" that was only launched 20 minutes ago.

9:10 why this guy look like Gordon Ramsey

A movie where Indiana Jones, Gotham city police commissioner Jim Gordon & Mr. Dikovitch from the Raimi Spidey trilogy are all sharing the same screen...incredible!!

I love your laugh.... sarcastic, like me.

I couldn't help joining him in laughter when the digital plane hit the water LOL