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@davidkermes376
@davidkermes376 Год назад
when this movie first came out a little of folks called it a silly piece of tripe. just watching this scene reminds me how much better it was than 95% of the cinematic offal we have to put up with today.
@zainmudassir2964
@zainmudassir2964 Год назад
Nice imo lot of fun imo
@raypurchase801
@raypurchase801 11 месяцев назад
No CGI. Even the models looked real.
@DanYHKim2
@DanYHKim2 9 месяцев назад
​@@raypurchase801It is one of the amazing things about this movie that they actually did build all of these functioning replicas of historical aircraft.
@raypurchase801
@raypurchase801 9 месяцев назад
@@DanYHKim2 AGREED! And a splendid display of great acting talent.
@Darkhawk501
@Darkhawk501 6 месяцев назад
Cause there's no green screen. It's all real
@raypurchase801
@raypurchase801 11 месяцев назад
A BEAUTIFUL movie, lovely photography, very funny, a vast number of talented actors in every role, music by Ron Goodwin. Completely unlike any other film, A phenomenal effort which will never age. It still excites and makes us giggle today.
@MichalKaczorowski
@MichalKaczorowski Год назад
Amazing replicas. Today all would be done in terrible CGI ;)
@TheSlugstoppa
@TheSlugstoppa 11 месяцев назад
Terry Thomas and Eric Sykes. The real life Dastardly and Mutley - brilliant stuff.
@maxasaurus3008
@maxasaurus3008 Год назад
WOW it’s all real! No CGI!
@charlieross-BRM
@charlieross-BRM 11 месяцев назад
I remember seeing this at the theatre when it came out. I went with my parents and that was cool because we all had something good to share for days and days after that. That also happened with great films in no particular order, like Lawrence Of Arabia, Zulu, North To Alaska, all the way to The Sting.
@mrbiglarge8820
@mrbiglarge8820 2 года назад
ok now I NEED to see this movie
@chtubbie
@chtubbie Год назад
You do
@goldfing5898
@goldfing5898 Год назад
0:16 The Prussian officer portrayed by Gert Frobe might not be the best pilot (he must unforeseenly replace their original trained pilot and use the instruction manual of the plane), but you have to admit that he is courageous. The scene over the English Channel where he must ditch due to a bird stealing his manual is priceless :-)
@DomWeasel
@DomWeasel 9 месяцев назад
German audiences loved him. Because Gert Frobe was a Saxon and to their ears he was portraying a stick-up-the-arse Prussian with their equivalent of a farmer voice.
@ghislainegautreau1427
@ghislainegautreau1427 Год назад
Antoinette ! What a beautiful french marvel. Should have crossed the english channel first but Latham water landed instead and smoked a cigarette while wainting for the rescue boat. The demoiselle was such a wonderful Santos Dumont plane. He gave the plans away so that whoever was interested could build its own. Santos Dumont killed himself as WW2 was glooming. He felt responsable, as a plane pioneer, of the new "killing " machines used in 1938 in his beloved skies.
@MCO18
@MCO18 2 года назад
1:02 The Antoinette was one of the first planes powered by a V8 engine. It’s probably my favorite out of all the planes in the film.
@Marco-hd7kw
@Marco-hd7kw 2 года назад
No the best is the Bleriot-Vickers at 0:45 .It is similar to the following Fokker EIII of first world war.
@steffenrosmus9177
@steffenrosmus9177 Год назад
Sleek does not mean fast .
@Zodroo_Tint
@Zodroo_Tint 11 месяцев назад
Probably the most fun to fly sitting basically on the top of it not inside.
@JohnDavies-cn3ro
@JohnDavies-cn3ro Год назад
A brilliant film, one of the all time greats. They wouldn't make a film like this, with such a marvellous collection of real flying machines now. Just love it. (And the way they send up just about every possible racial stereotype save the Russians, gently and lovingly, is terrific.)
@alfnoakes392
@alfnoakes392 Год назад
True, it would all be boring CGI now, whereas then they actually built copies (or 'lookalikes' that were a lot safer to fly than the originals).
@connormclernon26
@connormclernon26 5 месяцев назад
No one is spared from mockery. Hell, the Brits even took two shots at themselves for the price of one
@adammullarkey4996
@adammullarkey4996 Год назад
Shoutout to the extra who's one job in the entire film was to throw the hat in the air at 1:51
@ErstO1
@ErstO1 Год назад
Thank you for posting this, it’s such a fun movie
@jaytc3218
@jaytc3218 11 месяцев назад
It's interesting to see Robert Morley in this considering he was a spokesperson in British Airways television commercials. There's one commercial of him standing in front of a picture of Concorde.
@ClassicalMusicMan
@ClassicalMusicMan 2 года назад
This is a Grand film It’s now in my top 5 as number 1 favorite.
@buddyb4343
@buddyb4343 Год назад
Released in 1965. One of the first movies I remember as being approachably "epic!" (It took me a while to appreciate other movies of the time such as "Dr. Zhivago.")
@zoltangabordudas4393
@zoltangabordudas4393 11 месяцев назад
No CGI! Priceless!
@robertsweet5212
@robertsweet5212 Год назад
The STOL characteristics of these planes are amazing.
@snowrocket
@snowrocket 8 месяцев назад
They're very light and most have a lot of wing area.
@timweather3847
@timweather3847 2 месяца назад
Their take-off speed was probably not much less than their maximum speed?
@TheGrenadier97
@TheGrenadier97 11 месяцев назад
Good heavens, i wasn't aware how cool this movie is
@Defiant1940
@Defiant1940 Год назад
I haven't watched this movie in decades! I have to go search it out now!
@connormclernon26
@connormclernon26 2 года назад
All real aircraft of the period, even if some are replicas
@houstonhelicoptertours1006
@houstonhelicoptertours1006 2 года назад
...excellent ones, I might add
@frostyfrost4094
@frostyfrost4094 2 года назад
And some of these aeroplanes are still flying some 50 years later "shuttleworth trust" collection Biggleswade
@steffenrosmus9177
@steffenrosmus9177 Год назад
All were replicas!!!!!!
@markfox1545
@markfox1545 Год назад
SOME are replicas?😅
@ГаврикКирпичников
Покорение воздуха... Сто лет до этого леталки того периода упали на землю и эскадрон гусар летучий пересел на коняшек...
@discoecultura76
@discoecultura76 Год назад
In moment 0:07 , this is a faithful copy of Santos Dumont's airplane "La Demoiselle".
@williamkoppos7039
@williamkoppos7039 Год назад
First hang glider. Santos Dumont made cool airships too.
@mekanikerpetersen4876
@mekanikerpetersen4876 Год назад
More than that, it couldn't fly with a "full size" pilot - they had to get hold of one of little the "girls", who flew aircraft to the bases during WWII to fly it, cannot remember who, but I'm sure google know!
@discoecultura76
@discoecultura76 Год назад
@@mekanikerpetersen4876 Santos Dumont was small in stature, thin, even his body type helped with his inventions.
@sleethmitchell
@sleethmitchell Год назад
i loved this movie when it came out. i'll have to see it again!
@timcolledge6813
@timcolledge6813 11 месяцев назад
Brilliant film !! 👏
@snowrocket
@snowrocket 8 месяцев назад
This clip shows the beauty and wonder of early flight, when it was a big deal to just get off the ground and get there! Also, these are real survivor and replicated airplanes that actually are being flown. Really cool but scary stuff! It's a good movie!
@a.k.885
@a.k.885 2 месяца назад
Another notable film role, was Derek Piggott's contribution to Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines in which he flew and advised on the construction of several of the early aircraft recreated for use in the film. Many of the planes employed wing warping for control in roll, which involved re-discovering how to fly them safely without the better roll control that comes from the use of ailerons. Several of the aircraft had dangerous features and he had a number of narrow escapes. -- en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Derek_Piggott (1922-2019)
@budthebusker
@budthebusker Год назад
Loved the soundtrack...no wonder I became a pilot/muso....🚁🚁🚁👍🎶🎵🎸🚁👍😂
@raypurchase801
@raypurchase801 11 месяцев назад
Did Airfix encourage you as well?
@alainarchambault2331
@alainarchambault2331 Год назад
Well, there was the Wright Flyer that first flew in 1903, till the war started by 1914. So, I guess this race was to take place at least around 1910.
@vksasdgaming9472
@vksasdgaming9472 Год назад
It is 1910 as Bleriot's flight over English Channel is mentioned to have happened last year.
@raypurchase801
@raypurchase801 11 месяцев назад
I think it's set in 1912.
@walterlapaglia5722
@walterlapaglia5722 Год назад
Qu'est ce qu'on a trop rigolé 🤣😂
@shop970
@shop970 Год назад
Incredible. Nothing else like it in today's world!
@adityasingh1051
@adityasingh1051 7 месяцев назад
Hello, can anyone remember the last scene. How much time does it take for EE Lightening to cover the same distance?
@Moodymongul
@Moodymongul Год назад
"..RUMPELSTOSS!!!"
@johnfrank6112
@johnfrank6112 Год назад
A classic.
@laurenceskinnerton73
@laurenceskinnerton73 Год назад
Very good.
@ethanosaurusrex
@ethanosaurusrex 5 месяцев назад
I’m an American and seeing the American plane landing gear fell during takeoff is shocking indeed
@yevgenitiger
@yevgenitiger Месяц назад
Stop that pigeon!
@Don_Camillo
@Don_Camillo Год назад
Ich weiß bis heute nicht, welchen Maschinentyp der deutsche Oberst geflogen haben soll. Eine Aviatik ?
@Dr.W.Krueger
@Dr.W.Krueger Год назад
1912 Eardley Billing Biplane
@choppergirlfpv
@choppergirlfpv 6 месяцев назад
Flying was so fun back then. Now men just crash in airplanes.
@garystevens4303
@garystevens4303 2 года назад
Excellent. Can't find the entire film anywhere online 😒.
@FordHoard
@FordHoard 2 года назад
It's on youtube movies for free right now.
@garystevens4303
@garystevens4303 2 года назад
@@FordHoard can you send a link?
@garystevens4303
@garystevens4303 2 года назад
@@FordHoard is it a subscription thing? What's RU-vid movies?
@garystevens4303
@garystevens4303 2 года назад
@@FordHoard can't see it.
@oldtimer4791
@oldtimer4791 Год назад
I can imagine if one of the engines stalled as they flew towards the crowds... either that, or the lightweight construction was so flimsy that the pilot could break the plane in half just from their weight alone. It's lucky that the wheel from one of the planes didn't hit anyone. I can't judge the movie given that I've never watched it, but man... just looking at some of those planes is enough for me to refuse flying in them even if it was a life or death situation.😂
@AllanMogensen
@AllanMogensen Год назад
The falling wheel was a result of sabotage from the bad guy ( Terry Thomas ) and not the only act of that, if I remember right
@stvdagger8074
@stvdagger8074 Год назад
A real life incident happened a year after the 1910 setting of this film. At the start of the 1911 Paris to Madrid air race, immediately after taking off, the plane piloted by Émile Train turned around due to engine troubles and tried to land on the field. However, a large part of the crowd had surged onto the field and a cavalry troop was galloping across the field to contain them. To avoid that mass of people and horses, the pilot landed on the other side but he couldn't avoid a smaller group of dignitaries who were also crossing the field.. The French Minister of War, Henri Berteaux, was killed. Several others were injured including the Prime Minister.
@raypurchase801
@raypurchase801 11 месяцев назад
A saying from this era of aviation: "It's always a good landing if you can walk away from it".
@RobertsonMilkshakes
@RobertsonMilkshakes Месяц назад
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