Executive Decision (1996) - Mover Ruins Movies 

I half expected Leslie Nielsen to open the cockpit door and say, "I just want to tell you both 'good luck'. We're all counting on you."

20:53 Why do I get the feeling if Mover was ever on a plane with an out of action flight crew, he would let some dentist with a Cessna try to land while he sits in the background shouting "Flaps! You suck at this!"

“Wait wait wait wait. Thaaaatt... is a helicopter stick.” 😂😂😂

"God why am I doing this?" Mover: "Every Flight"

"You're running over the ILS antenna... approach lights." My mind went to the announcer in Airplane. "Flight 209, now arriving at Gate 8... Gate 9... Gate 10."

Lmao! "The planes been hijacked. Quick, scramble the carrier!"

According to "74 Gear" That hatch under the nose of the 747, is surprisingly accurate.

Figures the F-14s would be the only accurate part of the movie. Even after being demoted to side role, Tomcats still steal the show! This is a good review. Thanks Mover!

Thanks to Mover, no matter where it is, every time I see an F-14 I just instinctively say "TOMCAT!" in my head.

Best part is Steven Segal getting sucked out of the C/F-117.

And, the best line by Mover award goes to......."that Doctor is going to be super pissed"

I started laughing just by looking at Mover's face expression in the thumbnail 😆.

"Starring Halle Berry and some other people" My thoughts exactly.

The hatch exists, not in that location exactly, but close enough. That is a mechanic's hatch, and you can actually get inside the aircraft.

No ones gonna mention Kurt Russel and his magnificent hair?

The 747 is 200 Series but with what looks like a 400 series cockpit, if you look close at the nose gear doors it says "CK" on them and the tail code is N707CK, This is Connie Kalitta's plane from American International Airways now Kalitta Air.

When the F-14 pilot talks about the CRM-115 that’s actually a play on Dr. Strangelove where the B-52 had a CRM-114

The actor who played the older bad guy in this film, David Suchet, also played the main bad guy Col. Akir Nakesh in Iron Eagle.

"They needed someone to advise them". Yyyeah, I reckon even if they did have a military advisor, they just ignored his advice whenever it was convenient to the plot, like it's usually the case with movies 😀

John Leguizamo talking about Steven Seagal and this movie is priceless.

My favorite part of this movie was Seagall's unexpected death. I was SO over him by the time this movie came out, but then it turned into a Kurt Russell movie and I was pleasantly surprised.

They knew you were a Tomcat fan and were like "We gotta impress Mover"

"Steven Seagal's greatest movie". Sir, Under Siege would like a word.

"Yup...everybody's dead" 😂🤣you should put that on a mover ruins movies t-shirt!

I like it when Mover gets excited when they use good comms..😂😂😂😂

David Suchet in the 'Iron Eagle' villain phase of his career

I love Craig Ferguson's story about how Russel got him to try aviation to get over his fear of flying. He told Craig "Behind your fear, Craig...is you" but it was from Kurt russel so it was like he was living out a movie lol.

I was wondering when you'd review this movie. It was the last thing VF-84 did before they were disbanded. The worst thing I could find wrong with the movie was putting all those men in a regular F-117, because all that room's taken up with engines and electronics. I mean, where did the engines go?! They'd have to build an F-117 about two or three times larger to put that troop compartment in there.

Kurt Russel is actually a pilot back from 2016, and he actually asked the tower if they had anything painted in the sky, he actually saw ufo’s the Phoenix lights. Just call him Jack O’Neill 😎✅

Fun fact: We watched this movie in the theaters when I was very young and it even made me confused when the Nighthawk started to break apart.

“I am surprised he knows how to work the seat” priceless.

Just noticed they got the order to fire came on the CRM-115 - must be an upgrade from the CRM-114 used in Doctor Strangelove or: How I Stopped Worrying and Learn to Love the Bomb

I forgot about this movie. For its time I liked it a lot

Didn't know the name of that movie but when you said 'Best Steven Segal movie' I thought 'the one with the f117 where he dies just like that at the beginning' 🤣

I love the F-14’s scene. Great movie!

Loved this movie. Great review. Nice to have Tomcat scenes with the Aim 54 equipped. Don't know Morris code, dang it! ;p And FYI, yes the 1994-96 Caprice 9C1 Police Package had the LT1 Corvette motor, I had one, they are Fast!

That center electric service door is present on the 747, yes, although that space is no way that big to have room for all that persons on there. This part is classic Hollywood

My Mom wanted to see this movie so bad when it came out because she loved Steven Seagal and got upset when he was killed off! The first time the Mythbusters did the decompression thing it didn't work but they realized they didn't account for the air moving over the plane at speed AND altitude, the second time they tryed it was plausible.

The utter look of confusion on Mover’s face is perfect.

Mover takes control of the plane ... Halle Berry rushes in: "Are you a pilot?" Mover thinks to himself: "Hmmm, if I say no, maybe she'll read to me." 🤣

"wait wait wait...... Yep.. that's a helicopter stick.. 😂😂

Got to do Firefox Clint Eastwood 👍

🤣🤣🤣🤣 best reaction video of all, 《That's a helicopter stick..... That's a helicopter collective 》 I'm flipped 🤣🤣

They were so pleased that they got the “gear” handle right that they did it twice !!!! “That doctor’s gonna be pissed” - Did he mash a V-tailed Bonanza ? I missed that ! I lost it at, “I guess if you’re on a short runway, you’d better start early” !!!!

In my 16 years as a fight attendant with UAL it was constantly drilled into our heads that in the event of a rapid decompression you; sweep the nearest mask to your face, sit down and hold on. Because the aircraft is going to descend to a breathable altitude rapidly. There is an extra mask in each row for two reasons. 1, for a lap child and 2, for a cabin crew to grab. Don't be surprised about what a flight attendant knows. Pre 9/11 I spent a lot of time in the cockpit with the pilots and I about 5 times the hours as Kurt Russel in the movie. Could I land one, not unless God intervened. I could work the radios and knew the control inputs but I'm sure i would crash trying to land unless it was a Cat 3 aircraft with working computers. I once rode the cockpit jumpseat in 737-300 from IND to ORD on a ferry flight and never saw the runway until we were down. When I asked the Captain how he did that he said "the computer landed not me."

"Is that runway 17 miles wide?" - hahaha - i love it, great episode!

"That doctors going to be pissed!" Hilarious!

"Maybe...but No" Great t-shirt, especially if you are meeting a girl you really don't like.

This is some good shit. Please do EVERY movie that has an airplane in it. If you're a masochist, start with the recent Shadow in the Cloud.

A couple of things about the F-117. The engine powering the Nighthawk is called the F1D2. It is the same engine used on the FA/18 legacy Hornets, the A-D models. However, the F1D2 has no afterburner because it would not fit into the F-117. (It is the reason that the ordinance and fuel load were limited). So theAB scene is bogus. Secondly, the area of the fuselage that held the special forces is far to small to accommodate more than one or two(and it would be tight) people unless you ommited the engines,lol. Also the aft fuselage houses the classified ducting that diffuses and reduces the heat signature. The F-14's featured were from VF-84 out of NAS Oceana, Virginia. The squadron sent a four plane detachment to NAS Key West, where the film's aireal sequences were filmed out of. The leased 747 was also based at NAS Key West during the filming over the gulf of Mexico. The Tomcats were F-14 D’s.

Thank you Mover for your review. I had a feeling you'd approve of the parts with the Tomcats. I always had a feeling that was the part they got mostly correct.

Thanks for picking up this movie and I really enjoyed the reaction you made. This time is like one of the most interesting vids and I really loved your comments. They were not just funny but also making a good point, such as the precise details for mentioning the indications and readouts on the screens and HUD. I almost forgot...a helicopter`s stick on F117... You are also referring to the depressurization that caused a disintegration of F117 which was not clearly defined in terms of physics. I really loved it and thanks!

You should review " The bridges at Toko-Rih" next. Movie was made in 1954 und shows an aircraft carrier with wooden decks, skyraiders and F9 Panther. You also have a search and rescue scene and emergency landing. It's worth a look.

Halle Berry with the pixie cut AND a F-117A, F-14A Tomcats, plus SOF-D. That's a no-brainer.

Watched this movie due to Mover's review. The footage featuring the flight of four F-14's was my favourite part.

Hey, I never realized Whip Hubley (Sgt Baker) was in this movie -- "Hollywood" from Top Gun.

Gotta love the Jolly Rogers with those all black tails! TOMCATS!

I really like that even though this video was one where one Mover "ruins" a movie, nothing happened that would spoil the movie for anyone that hadn't seen it already. But it still called out the crazy parts of the movie that just don't work in the real world... Great video; thanks so much for posting!

"Initial training in that?" I was thinking the same thing.

16:15 that is the correct F-14B ACM panel well a movie recreation of it but the switch labels and placement are accurate so this would be a B model with a sparrowhawk HUD 16:17 that diamond appears to be an ACM mode, something like WACQ rather than a SEAM granted, then then try to use a sidewinder tone seconds later...

"Careful, I'm a pilot...and I only care about me!"

I just love Mover's comments during the video..... just so timely!

I know you’ve been going thru hell brother , good to see you back and busting ass! Missing my daughters like crazy and lost my mom to cancer 11/3 , finically jsut getting back to pushing on in life. We miss them and it hurts but we continue with happy memories.

Can't help from laughing every time an F14 pops up on the screen and he says "TOMCATS!". Not sure why it just gets me.

Fun Fact: The actor who plays the lead bad guy in this movie also played Col. Nakesh in Iron Eagle.

Still waiting on that text tone of mover saying TOMCATS!!

6:25 the 747 actually can achieve 1.2gs in take off, part of the reason why it was picked for the air force one. It has great thrust

5:35 basically like that Helios airline flight where everyone including the passengers fell asleep, asphyxiated and the plane crashed? It could work given before that crash the pressure warning wasn't as noticeable as other warnings, but it could tick off the terrorists into trying something funny hearing the constant beeping, like shooting people in the cabin.

Did anyone notice the sign while he was "crash" landing that said "learn to fly" while taking out those other aircraft?

That Doctor is gonna be super pissed! lol

Both SEAL tean six and Delta tested the rapid decompression, and found bullet holes don't make any significant impact on the aircraft.

"I'm a pilot!" Thats how you know he's a pilot haha. It reminds me of that saying; you know how you know someone is from the Bronx? Because they make it a point to tell you they're from the Bronx. I did laugh when I saw this movie in the theater and saw Steven Segal get sucked out of the cramped F-117 in the very beginning.The helicopter collective made me laugh too. This movie parallels with "Air Force One" in my head. But I liked the fighter escort scene in that better because the F-15s tangled with MiGs.

7:09 - I can say with 100% certainty that there is a hatch that is on the bottom of 47’s that allows access to the inside of the plane. It may not be in the exact place depicted in the movie but it does exist. If you ever watch the pilots on the 747 DreamLifter they use it regularly. It’s there to allow pilots and crew to get on and off the plane if no air stairs are available. The VC-25 and E-4B variants are the only 47’s I’m aware of that have their own air stairs, the E-4 isn’t a proper air stair like you think of or see on AF1, it’s a much shorter set of stairs that leads to the sealed cargo door setup they use to enter the E-4. I know this information to be accurate because I have family who worked on these aircraft.

The Tomcat has the best movie presence of all fighters. Ever. The F22 just looks sleek, but I can't imagine the F22 doing the missile flash move showing off its payload. Since you can't see its payload.

I don’t care about realism or not, this was absolutely one of my favorite 90s guilty pleasure movies

Could you do Flight of the Intruder and Firefox?

17:20 - You know as well as I do that commercial airliners are designed to be able to overcome the decompression from one window blowing out. I would imagine based on the size of a 47 that it would be able to withstand more than one window blowing out.

Know we’re in for a good one with the look on movers face in the thumbnail

"that.....is a helicopter stick" I laughed pretty hard

I had to watch twice because you make the spoofs even more spoofy when you point out ALL and I do mean all of Hollywood's lack of intel when it comes to trying to keep it real as possible.😆😆😆😆😅🤣

Movers face when they busted out the Remora diagram 😂😂😂 GOLD 3:09

22:08 Didn't know that Mover flew for Ryanair

The whole stealth braking off with the airline scene was to get rid of Seagal ! And who knew for all those years my Mum was giving me correct coms with the “Knock it off!” 😂😂

This was worth the wait, Mover. Thanks!

My biggest issue with the "Remora" was "where are the goddamned engines supposed to be with that *living room* inside the fuselage?"

12:38 - I’m dying Mover! 😂😂😂

You forgot the most important thing. That plane still has the nerve agent on board. Even if the bomb is disabled, if the plane crashes the nerve agent would be spread all over New York and New Jersey.

Dude I have really grown to love your videos man, keep up the good work.

2:29 "All pilots say I'm a pilot" -actually true xD 24:36 thank goodness for that runway obstruction for the 19 South approach.

Alrigh! Alright Mover i give up on you dropping a hot pickle on Flight of the Intruder. Think you would be able to drop one on a episode of Swat Cats!!!

So glad you’ve done this one!

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You know I‘m a complete layman with all the specifics but it’s mighty impressive how many relevant informations you pick up in a split second. Maybe it’s a fighter jock thing. Make and model of an aircraft moving by. Load. Impressive. All I see is hey a fly thingy. You see A model clean wrong HUD wrong this . Impressive and very very entertaining. Never regretted my subscription.

also at 11:51 when the pilot bailed the rest of the people in the stealth aircraft just died from the pilot bailing🤣😂😎👍 good job!

Afterburner in an F-117? 🤔 Also that’s the roomiest F-117 ever, more space than a Blackhawk. I enjoyed this movie and saw it in the cinema way back when.

An error of the script which I just learn is the aircraft carrier is mentioned as Eisenhower (USS Dwight D. Eisenhower CVN-69). But the actual aircraft carrier was at the time brand new USS John C. Stennis (CVN-74) which was used by the film crew as Ike wasn’t available due to a yard period.

I enjoyed this! Man the Navy and USAF were really gracious, Live armed Tomcats and a real F-117 in some of the scenes, and man I don’t care what anyone says i LOVE the F-117! How’d Segal get this much time with a fairly newly declassified stealth fighter bomber?

holy-wood treats decompression like a submarine going past it absolute crush point.

At work, haven't watched this yet but since I recommended mover review this one knowing how corny it was I am excited to watch this 😆

That hatch on the big plane does exist. I heard this from an airline pilot, who also reviewed this movie, but there's no big light in the middle of the dashboard to indicate that the door is open and the room it apparently leads to in the movie is at least 4x5 meters, but in reality it's about 1.5x1.5 meters.