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Cut out the best parts!

Your immediate reaction is blue pill? Dont wanna know the truth and be controlled by corrupted society? Sry, truth do matter.

Thumbs up for Alex making a video essay on cinematic exposition

19mins ?

OMG! ... the radar operator towards the end was actor Jon Banks (most notably from 'Breaking bad' & 'better call saul') .... i never noticed it until you mentioned it! ...

Very little funny about Hacksaw Ridge. The laughter makes me feel that ya'll didn't understand the serious and very deep messages of the story of Desmond Doss

Shenna here. Thumbs up to not make me watch the Saw movies… 🙈

the joke about the airplane going through the window of the terminal cost them a ton of the budget

Why do you title this a first time reaction when one of you have seen this before? As soon as I heard that I'm typing this comment and leaving. Stop lying to people.

Saw this in the theater upon release & have seen it dozens of times. & I'm 'still' catching things I missed because the Zucker brothers have things 5 layers deep. The oil checker that falls is Jimmie Walker from TV's Good Times". Roger-Roger, Clearance Clarence & Vector Victor is "Who's on First".

While some of the jokes of the time or culture of the film. There is enough that is pretty much universal and still holds up. The 'Saturday Night Fever' section is usually recognised, but the beach scene from 'From Here to Eternity' is not. as There is quite a lot of offensive stuff you would not get away with these days, but it is not directed at one particular cultural group, if you offend everyone, it is easier to get away with it. Moist of 'Johnny's' lines were unscripted, they just let him do whatever he came up with on the spot. Most of the actors were previously known for serious dramatic roles and play it so deadpan it's much funnier. There was a series of 'Airport' aeroplane disaster movies. This one was actually almost a scene-for-scene remake of another one of the same genre entitled 'Zero Hour'.

It was ok...but way too short ..... .you cut out way too much.

14:05 Yes

The first movie that showed a black American President was in 1972 The Man, starring James Earl Jones.

The perks of having your own island.

Other movies in the same field/range worth watching/reacting too (cross out ones you've seen/done) Naked Gun 1-3, Austin Powers 1-3, Top Secret, Hot Shots 1-2.

5 plasters?! If your gf/wife is doing unspeakable things blink your eyes 3 times quickly!

How the heck did you know that I'm me? Are you psychic or something?

Why is 'war time hammock not on my bingo card" funny? That's a really weird thing to say at such a poignant time in the film Thumbs down

The way the military units work now are nothing like they operated back in WWII. And though Doss enlisted voluntarily, a lot of those other guys didn't; they were drafted. Doss was to be sent to a medical cycle at basic training; which was also shortened to train as many infantryman as possible. The medical cycle never happened because reportedly, there was not enough bodies to justify a cycle.

G'day, this movie is not call Airplane here in Australia 🦘🇦🇺, it's called " Flying High" ✈️

bro. your leg bandages...did the cat do this to you? do you feel unsafe?

Most violent most religious war movie.

It is a parody, but not of "Airport". Zucker-Abrahams-Zucker were doing theater comedy in Wisconsin and would gather material by turning on the VCR to record overnight, then they'd review the stupid commercials and parody them. Then one night a really bad flick from 1958 (57?) came on, they watched the whole thing and parodied *that* . ua-cam.com/video/FasDZeNAmlk/v-deo.html

An actual horror movie

Oh, it's almost an EXACT, shot for shot parody remake of "Airport."

And dija see the end end credit scene? Worth the look.

They were doing jazz, because they were 'on instruments.' #BlinkAndYouMissIt

The difference between green screen (which was blue screen back then, iirc) and rear projection is...

Didja see what was on the shelves at the Mayo Clinic?

I have to admit that 19 minutes is too short but you did get a lot of jokes in the run time.

In the 1970s, it was common for religious groups, including some described as "zealots" or fringe movements, to solicit donations in airports. One of the most notable examples was the Hare Krishna movement, whose members often approached travelers in airports to hand out literature, offer flowers, and ask for donations. This practice became so widespread that it earned the nickname "airport proselytizing" or "airport evangelism." The activities of these groups were controversial. While some people supported their right to share their beliefs, others viewed their presence as intrusive or disruptive. This led to numerous complaints and eventually prompted changes in regulations. By the late 1970s and early 1980s, many airports began enacting stricter rules or outright banning solicitation in terminals, citing safety, security, and the comfort of travelers as primary concerns. Legal challenges often ensued, leading to court rulings that balanced First Amendment rights with the need for orderly public spaces.

11:04 re'inflatio

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

Did anyone notice that whenever they showed the plane, or you heard in the engines of the plane, they were propellers instead of jets? The movie Airplane was a parody of the old movie Zero Hour with some Airport mixed in. Here's a side by side comparison: ua-cam.com/video/8-v2BHNBVCs/v-deo.html

Most people miss that Johnathan Banks AKA Mike from Breaking Bad is in this. I think it's because he is so young people just do not recognize him.

Can you explain more about the Airport movie, I don't know the reference. Great video.

Ambulances from the 80s were the same as in Cannonball Run.

You made me watch the Matrix as a comedy for the first time)

also please dont listen to the tools telling you this is a bad reaction ive seen reactions 100 times worse idk who pissed in their cereal

contrary to popular belief the helmets are not actually supposed to protect you from bullets, bullets bouncing off them does happen but its rare and requires a specific angle when the bullet hits. they are really just meant to protect you from falling debris and shrapnel from grenades

This is 80's not 70's

Also by them: Kentucky Fried Movie Top Secret ! The Naked Gun 1,2,3 Hot Shots 1,2 BASEketball Rat Race Are you each familiar with Kung Fu Hustle ?

@12:30 “How bout Buddhism ?” is the judo master that taught ronda rousey.

Every character plays their role completely straight, with the notable exception of Johnny, and yes that's meant to be a joke too.

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Another reactor who misses the after credit scene lol This film is a direct parody of Zero Hour, and even uses much of the original dialogue

Another reactor who misses the after credit scene lol

Post Traumatic Ethel Merman Disorder is a terrible problem which affects one in every… well, just Lt. Hurwitz really. To be honest, it was kind of a boon, as he was able to move on to a great career in entertainment. Hmm, maybe it’s not such a terrible problem.

Another movie the two of you might like in this style is "Transylvania Twist, 1989" which spoofs horror, sci-fi, and even TV shows, {may or may not be on youtube, which I cannot confirm or deny}. It's got a lot of these puns, and sight gags, literal representations of ideas, in it. It and the movie "Clue" where some of my favorites for their rapid fire comedy style. I love the soundtrack because I used to love the Castlevania video games, the songs are also pretty good.