CAN'T STOP LAUGHING! AIRPLANE (1980) MOVIE REACTION FIRST TIME WATCHING
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Original Movie: Airplane 1980
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This man must have set the record for amount of jokes missed in a movie lol
I know, right? lol
Lol
One of the stranger parts of this movie is that a guy 30-35 years old is somehow a veteran of World War 2, which ended 35 years before the movie takes place. They never bother to explain it, which makes it funnier to me. There's a reason for this: "Airplane!" was inspired by a relatively obscure 1957 film called "Zero Hour!" It has the same basic story but is a drama. The makers of "Airplane!" used the same camera angles and very similar dialogue for scenes that parallel those in "Zero Hour!" I didn't fully appreciate some of the jokes until I saw "Zero Hour!" If you don't want to watch this 80-minute video, there's a 14-minute video on UA-cam called "Side-by-side comparison: Zero Hour! (1957) vs Airplane! (1980)."
In the hospital, Ted says that the other patient thinks he's Ethel Merman. Then they show the patient and it's a woman singing. That woman is actually Ethel Merman, who was a famous singer at the time, and Everything's Coming Up Roses was one of her songs. Yes, I'm old enough to remember that.
“Surely you can’t be serious?”
“I am serious, and don’t call me Shirley”
Is deffo one of the best comedic quotes ever!!
And sadly in Spain It got Lost in translation as many other great ones
The guy in the hospital, who thought he was Ethel Merman, was actually Ethel Merman. She was a very famous singer, starting in the 1930's.
I never thought I'd watch this with someone who doesnt get it. Jay takes the plot seriously and doesn't get 90% of the jokes. He just points out the blatantly obvious.
ugh. so i guess it's best to skip this.
@@confucius12012 I did.
@@confucius12012 turned it off halfway through. It was getting irritating to watch. He took it too seriously.
Watch it again with somebody who knows all the small inside jokes. For every one you got, there was probably one you missed. I saw it 3 or 4 times to get them all. Loved your reaction.
... since an Anita Bryant concert. lol
I've watched it about a dozen times and i still occasionally find a new one.
lol, he doesn't even get half the jokes
Prob not used to slapstick comedy or just thought it was a love story or something
@@beachside1 but the poll looked like it was all comedies...
I just hae to say, I'm eight minutes in, and you are treating it like a 'movie' movie, trying to take it seriously, and not realizing it for the slapstick comedy it is! You are adorable and I love it! LOL
Lloyd Bridges, who plays Steve McCroskey, is a legend. He’s the father of Jeff Bridges (The Dude!) and Beau Bridges. He played a lot of villains in classic Hollywood films, and he did it exceptionally well, but in real life he was known as an extremely nice guy and a dedicated family man. He & his wife Dorothy were married for 60 years.
If you want to see him as a stone cold killer who becomes terrifyingly unhinged, check out the 1950 film “Try & Get Me!” (also known as “The Sound of Fury”). That movie also examines the role of the media in a way that is still relevant today. Lloyd Bridges also starred in an extremely successful TV show, Sea Hunt, which started airing in 1958 and has been in re-runs ever since. I love this guy!
Thanks, I couldn't remember the first name - Lloyd! Quite a dynasty of actors, I love how Lloyd was willing to play such a hopeless idiot! Anyone know Ethel Merman -? The lady singing in the hospital bed "There's no business like Show Business!"
*edit * or maybe "Everything's coming up Roses" 😁 Another legend from Hollywood!
@@biddylisduff Yes! Ethel Merman worked with Richard Carlson once, and I’m writing a book about him. They both starred with Jimmy Durante in the Broadway musical comedy “Stars in Your Eyes” in 1939. I knew her before researching that show because my dad was a fan, but now I’ve learned more. She was quite a force of nature!
In case you don’t remember Richard Carlson, he was most famous for starring in 1950s sci-fi & horror classics, like Creature from the Black Lagoon and It Came from Outer Space. He had a long, interesting career outside of that too, though, including on TV. And speaking of Lloyd Bridges and Sea Hunt, Carlson also starred in a TV series (two, actually) produced by Fred Ziv, an early TV trailblazer!
@@holyspacemonkey thanks for the info! I loved Ethel Merman, watched all the Hollywood musicals with Mum as a kid.
I was 15 in 1980 when this movie came out, and the humor really appealed to me at that time (still kind of does.)
This is the first time I’ve seen Airplane go over someone’s head. I think you were too busy looking for meaning (and describing what we could all see) that you missed that this is absurd slapstick. The film relies on a lot of sight gags and word play, usually by treating dialogue literally. Why were they playing music? Because the guy in the control tower said they were flying on “instruments.” You’re not supposed to ask why things are happening, but just laugh at the absurdity.
My thoughts exactly
Obviously a lot of factors are at play here. Most of them being cultural and generational. Definitely didn't work for me either for those reasons. But glad he got to experience a classic, and hopefully he will revisit it at least a couple more times. Shirley he will get a few of the lines then.
@@Dougwarren69 I'm sure he'll get some of the lines and don't call me Shirley.
@@Dougwarren69 I don't think it cultural are generational, he just doesn't seem that bright (someone had to say it).
@@blkluv100 Agree.👍
Cracks me up when the 747 crashes through the window into the lobby and that one woman tossed her blanket-wrapped baby in the air as she runs. So many little things that people often miss.
As difficult as it was to do with a sequel, Airplane 2 is hilarious too.
Interesting reaction.
I've seen a lot of people react to this movie, but this is the first time I've seen someone not get the smoking ticket gag.
Some of the best gags got left out. His drinking problem and the "What is it?" gags were great.
Well, at least you watched it. That's good.
Released in 1980, Airplane earned $171 million at the box office, equivalent to almost $600 million today.
You gotta love Jay’s reaction to the Israeli Airlines plane: “They got Air Israel. They legit got a Muslim.”
Gold
More insulting to Israelis than the actual joke, probably!
There are quite literally jokes and gags every few seconds in the movie…but you may be too young to spot or notice most. It’s an insane movie from start to finish 🙂😂
Whenever my other half announces he's going to the toilet my response is, "good luck, we're all counting on you."
Has he ever had a live microphone attached while he's in there - like Leslie Neilson in Naked Gun? 😆😆
When I was a kid in the 70s, the grownups smoked everywhere! Airplanes & airports, movie theaters, restaurants, arenas, you name it. Teachers smoked in the teachers' lounge. Parents smoked in the car with the kids. When I was in high school in the early 80s, it was tolerated that kids would go in the "courtyard" to smoke. That was to prevent them from smoking in the bathrooms.
Even in hospitals
@@stevenmckee6134 In 1972, my family all went with my father to discuss his further lung cancer treatment with his doctor who chain smoked the entire time.
There was nothing worse than being in the first row of the non-smoking section. Nothing but air separated the two sections.
@@stevenmckee6134 Nightmare on Elm Street can catch people off guard with that one
"Stryker,we need you to fly this plane"....'Surely you can't be serious'.... "I AM serious. And,don't call me 'Shirley".... LOL.Classic.
It started going downhill when he was SO puzzled about why the ticket was emitting smoke. I've watched a few Airplane reacton vids with youngsters who sometimes don't seem to grasp that it's meant to be a comedy, with jokes and non-literal circumstances, which makes it fascinating to watch the reaction, but this one is the best!
Yes that was Kareem . He also appears in a Bruce Lee Movie and fights Bruce.
Yep, game of death
I don't think you realized this movie is supposed to funny by being intentionally absurd. It's a spoof of all the disaster movies (especially air travel ones) of the period. You should rewatch it with that in mind.
I heard that there is a gag or funny bit on average of once every 5 seconds. I never tested the claim.
It’s a parody of 1950s film Zero Hour as well as the 1970s airplane disaster movies.
When I saw Zero Hour, I had no idea that this was actually the inspiration for Airplane until I noticed the similarities.
Its painful watching these jokes fly over his head.
Wasn’t it just.
You are missing all the jokes.
If you missed some of these jokes you'll probably struggle with Naked Gun, you need to not take these spoof/slapstick movies too seriously
Yeah... that was kinda hard to watch, honestly. I feel like a lot of older comedy movies need to come with a guide for people who, for example, don’t know who Ethel Merman was.
I always thought the funnier guy on the Naked Gun series was Alan North. His deadpan expressions were priceless. I know it's not the same movie, but worth watching.
@@craigedwards2940I loved the TV series, can't believe that it didn't take off and got cancelled so quickly
@@BeeWhistler If he didn't get the smoking or non-smoking joke, it's a lost cause.
@@BeeWhistler I didn't know who Ethel Merman was when I saw this but I understood the setup of the joke, that a wounded soldier believed himself to be (presumably) an American celebrity of the time (in the same way as Merv Griffin in The Man With Two Brains), and that the woman singing the song had to be Ethel Merman herself. Our reactor here has th least amount of joke literacy I've ever come across, which makes this Airplane reaction video very like Airplane itself! A legend in the making.
10:00 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar is the NBA's all-time leading scorer with 38,387 points, and he won a league-record six MVP awards. He earned six championship rings, two Finals MVP awards, 15 NBA First or Second Teams, a record 19 NBA All-Star call-ups and averaging 24.6 points, 11.2 rebounds, 3.6 assists and 2.6 blocks per game. He is ranked as the NBA's third leading all-time rebounder (17,440). He is also the third all-time in registered blocks (3,189), which is especially impressive because this stat was not recorded until the fourth year of his career (1974).
and yet, somehow no reactors recognize him
Not "no reactors," and none of the others I've seen went with seeing it as racism. "Is he trying to say all black people look alike?" No. He's saying that Kareem Abdul-Jabbar looks like Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. And guess what? To this very day, he STILL looks like Kareem Abdul-Jabbar!
He asked for 1 ticket ,she said "smoking or none smoking " he ask for smoking so he got a smoking ticket ..... there are thousands of subtle jokes in this movie you can watch it 100 times and see something different every time
I loved your continuous 'I CANNOT' statement. The Naked Gun movie was funny too. So many funny moments. Watching Leave It To Beaver then seeing Barbara Billingsly jive talk was funny. Great reaction. Man I miss Lloyd Bridges (the glue sniffer)
"Look at Air Israel. It legit looked like a Muslim." is easily the best reaction anyone has ever had to this picture.
Lol
LOL
I know, I said out loud - - "Muslim? What?"
Surely you can't be serious. I am serious & don't call me Shirley!
I think you're missing the jokes eg. the ticket was " smoking" because he asked for the smoking section but got a smoking ticket instead.
My dad watched this on a loop. He loved the corny humour. Other than the Shirley-liner, I remember:
- Nervous?
- Yes
- First time?
- No, I’ve been nervous lots of times! 😉
Also - “I picked the wrong week to give up drinking”.........”quit smoking”.........”sniffing glue” 😂
"...l take it black, like my men"...the film is relentlessly funny and quotable but probably not the best to film a reaction too, though...
Nielsen is a fxxkin hero of mine...
The scene of the couple as the plane was leaving was paroding old films where a train was pulling away as one of them runs alongside for a bit.
The lady speaking "jive" was the mother on Leave it to Beaver" makes it even funnier.
It is a comedy . No point trying to make sense . When he said one ticket to Chicago. The women at check in said smoking or not smoking . He said smoking . That is why his ticket was smoking .That was just a play on words . 😂👍🌍✌
There was so much topical humor in this, if you aren't up on 1970s trivia, you'll miss a lot. There are also sight gags on top of puns (also some based on topical stuff of the time) that I'm sure you missed. There were a whole lot of send-ups of classic old films too. I guess you had to have been there. We were all laughing so hard at the time, we missed a lot of stuff and had to go back to the theater to see it again.
I'm sorry you can't appreciate it all. But thanks for watching!
I think you missed approximately half the jokes. "There's a problem in the cockpit." "The cockpit, what is it?" "It's the little room in the front of the plane where the pilot sits." The black brothers speaking jive and the only person who understands them is June Cleaver, the whitest woman in America. I expect you don't know any of the main actors, they were all serious dramatic actors before this film. Can't believe you left out, "And don't call me Shirley," which is the most famous line from this film.
This isn't like any other movie, it's played like a serious drama but in reality it's wall to wall jokes. Did you notice all the mayonnaise on the walls of the Mayo clinic? That's a joke. Did you read the sign on the magazine rack that said Whacking Material? That's a joke. Did you notice the sound of the plane engines? They sounded like prop planes even though it has jet engines, that's a joke.
I think you'd enjoy the original black & white film this is based on, the 1957 drama "Zero Hour!" Now THAT is a dramatic film.
Looks like you picked the wrong week to watch Airplane
Lol 😂 imagine growing up watching this movie. Kids back then had more fun 🤩
Yes, we did 😂
"Hang loose blood" from June Cleaver.
If you watch to the very end of the credits, the guy is still sitting in the taxi cab.
10:41 - You missed a lot of jokes in the movie, partially because it was made over 40 years ago. But this joke was that Stryker said that his Lieutenant thought he was Ethel Merman. Ethel Merman was a famous Broadway singer from that era, and the woman in that scene actually WAS Ethel. That was the joke.
He didn’t get the smoking ticket. That’s a new low. 🤦♂️
I don't think Air Israel looked like a Muslim Jay!!
4:52 - the Ticket was smoking, because he asked for a "smoking" Ticket. It was a joke
One of my very favorite movies ever. Favorite interaction:
“Steve McCroskey: Johnny, what can you make out of this?
[Hands him the weather briefing]
Johnny: This? Why, I can make a hat or a brooch or a pterodactyl...”
That and the “altogether” interaction:
“Ted Striker: I flew single engine fighters in the Air Force, but this plane has four engines. It's an entirely different kind of flying, altogether.”
Rumack/Randy: [together] It's an entirely different kind of flying.”
@Bo List He’s definitely my favorite character. 🤣🤣🤣
As the runway approaches.. "You cannot be serious with This movie."
You have some serious catching up to do.
As mentioned DO watch this with someone that can explain the MANY jokes you miss...
To give you an idea of how just how much you missed, This movie averages more than one joke a minute for the duration of the film.
Watch right to the need. The guy in the taxi say, “I’ll give him another 5 mins, but that’s it .”
Such a classic 🤣👍🏼
We want a rewatch reaction, Jayvee!!!
This movie will always be funny.
It is a spoof ! A lot of the humour is tongue in cheek. Doesn't have to make sense .. it is supposed to be nonsense Lol 🌍✌
10:35 It WAS a painting. That guy was posing for it.
The Bee Gees Staying Alive is from the movie Saturday Night Fever, which they are parodying.
I think that woman singing in the hospital bed was Ethel Merman ....... a big musical movie star from the 30s and 40s ?
Yep. That's her.
Ethel was a BROADWAY star. She sang so big and brassy because in her day, theaters weren't mic'd up he way they are today.
And 50's
"This green screen is killing me." Actually, that's not a green screen; it's something much older, from the analog days of film-making. The process is called rear-projection, and it works by projecting a scene onto a screen behind the actors while the film is rolling. It was invented largely as a time and money saving device, since you could theoretically put a person in (or at least in front of) any environment, and not have to go out into the field to shoot the scene. The technique was used a lot for scenes in cars, like the one in this movie--the car is actually standing still in the studio, balancing on a moving gimbal to simulate driving movements. A modified version is still used in the industry today, though CGI is supplanting it as the background medium of choice nowadays.
My favorite line is " I have a drinking problem".
It was definitely a drinking problem 😂😂😂
@@moonakieater2308 yes, I have a similar one and have used this line for many years.
@@katerinakiaha6925 Shirley you can't be serious?
@@moonakieater2308 Cherylly I can lol. When I was a child I had an aunt Shirl. Until I went to her place of business and noticed her name was Cheryl. God bless southerners and their pronunciations.
@@katerinakiaha6925 yes, bles their hearts 😂😂😂
I picked the wrong day to quit sniffing glue 😂
Unless you’ve seen Jaws, you won’t get the opening gag.
Airplane is a parody of a 1950s movie called Zero Hour. There are also elements of a series of airplane related disaster movies with Airport in the title from the 70s.
There are a lot of stars in this movie that the younger viewers may not be aware of and some of the jokes may not make any sense. This movie is over forty years old so it’s understandable.
Leslie Nielsen's second slap of the hysterical woman ranks in the top 10 of all time comdey moments!
Gold
The ticket was smoking because he asked for smoking from the ticket agent. It’s a pun, Son..
Whoosh ..........
It’s a hat. It’s a brooch. Sadly, the actor died from AIDS. JayVee, the white lady was talking what was called “jive talk” in the 70’s. As a UK person who emigrated to the US just as this movie came out, I may have mixed up shows, but I think this actress was from “Leave it to Beaver” a very white show and she’s talking jive to these African-American men. The Asian man was dressed as a Japanese Kamikaze suicide pilot. The protagonist is a US WW2 fighter pilot who would have engaged the Japanese. Hence the traditional ritual suicide. Lloyd Bridges, a great US actor and scion of the Bridges dynasty. All the older actors were in very serious series and movies during the 50’s and ‘60’s and this was a way they could poke fun at their characters. And don’t call me Shirley. 😂😂😂😂😂
There are some people in this world who don’t deserve to watch this film. This guy is one of them.
"Deserve's got nuthin' to do with it."
dude. you're supposed to be laughing your a** off at that smoking ticket.🙂
At 3:47.....the minute I saw that you didn't get the "smoking or non-smoking" joke I was out .
If you are not familiar with basic pop culture references (esp. references of that era and before), you won't get a lot of the jokes and gags. For example, if you don't know who Ethel Merman was (a great Broadway actress known for her roles such as Mama Rose - "Everything's Coming Up Roses"). So when he says the soldier thinks he's Ethel Merman, they actually have Ethel Merman get up and start singing one of her signature songs. These types of things are going on throughout the entirety of the movie.
'would you put ALL the metal objects into this dish please' !!!!!
“Johnny, how ‘bout some coffee?” Johnny: “No thanks.”
This is the most WTF?! 😂 movie ever made!!!
The airports are L.A. and Chicago.
When this movie came out It was hell for the writers to make the dubbing in spanish (in Spain).
The literal jokes and expresions (f.ex. the shit hitting the fan) were impossible to translate making sense.
They had to rewrite an entire new script and create new jokes that made sense with what was going on screen.
Surprisingly They did a decent job.
1. I guess I picked the wrong week to stop watching "first time reaction" Airplane clips.
2, Little things to look for:
Ted was in the Air Force but at the bar he's wearing a Navy Lt. Uniform.
That fish was a freshwater catfish.
a couple fo Hari Krishna's actually leave the airport.
Otto/Auto pilot has his own webpage on IMDB
Ted doesn't have coordination problem. He has a drinking problem.
It's a jet but the background noise is of a prop plane.
The hubcap rolling after the accident is from the ambulance with the heart patient Lisa.
3. Elaine has permission to sit on MY face.😍😋
4. IMVHO Airplane II is better. Destination moon. (Your buddy Johnny is back)
Airplane 2 is nearly unwatchable.
@@richardvinsen2385 Everyone has their own opinion
This movie was called Flying High in my part of the world.
Airplane was it's American name.
You Have To Pay Attention To The Movie. You Missed The Smoking Ticket Joke.
"She's sleeping with a HORSE?"
Hey, the woman has needs.
4:53 remember when he bought the ticket, he said smoking. Also look at the fake Spanish translation of the no smoking sign.
10:38 that’s Ethel Merman. The 1980 audience knew who she was.
23:10 the photographers literally take pictures…off the wall instead of with their cameras.
24:14 this is a comedy so this put down wasn’t a reflection of the times. In my experience, unmarried people were not looked down upon in the 1980s.
I love the reaction. Please don't be so serious. I literal absurd humour you can also find deeper reflection. It might just take a little longer. 💥👍🍁
I think every movie these guys make, they take at least one shot at Detroit
"Look at Air Israel. It legit looked like a Muslim." 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hehe
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Believe it or not Airplane is a remake of a film called Zero Hour (1957) but the original wasn't played for laughs.
Check out Top Secret!, the follow up film from the writer/directors of this. It’s hysterical.😂
When he’s in the hospital and say the other patient will hunks he is Ethel Merman , that was actually Ethel Merman who was a famous singer and actress who first began performing in the 1930’s and was still active in show business in the 70’s when this was made.
The two black men were speaking Jive which was a form of slang talk first popular with jazz musicians but it became popular in the 70’s in the black community, the lady speaking to them was famous for appearing in a sitcom called leave it to beaver In like the 50’s and it was known for being very whole some so that’s why it was funny that she’s speaking jive to these two men.
Airplane was based on the movie "Zero Hour" (195x) and is supposed to be (mostly) a scene by scene recreation of the original. A lot of the dialogue is lifted right out of the original. Of course, all the sight gags and jokes were added in to Airplane because the original was a serious movie! ua-cam.com/video/AWI3JZvvbI4/v-deo.html
Jim never has a second cup of coffee at home - ua-cam.com/video/MJ4kCF22O2w/v-deo.html - same actress
Airplane! Coffee Scene: The Original and the Spoof - ua-cam.com/video/yH6KW6eMWJI/v-deo.html
From Here to Eternity- Beach Scene - ua-cam.com/video/7TlDNMc_hFk/v-deo.html
Everyone always misses after the credits the man in the cab says he’s going to give him another 20 minutes but that’s it. - ua-cam.com/video/DPeYFD-vVHg/v-deo.html
I hope you watched to the very end after the credits. There was one last scene.
There’s an Airplane 2 by the way.
"Fish are friends not food" love that!
I'm writing this early on you're cutting out many of the punchlines and many of the other punch lines you're not getting the jokes
Just love this movie, cant stop lots a laughs its great. . all of the movie from start to end. . laughs anda more laughs !!
"What kind of air is that?"
You could say, it's... air... plane.
-yeah, sorry ;)
Funny when people watch this movie and try to rationalize it. Lol.
You should watch the Naked Gun, by the same guys who made this movie. Leslie Nielsen is also in it and it is hilarious like this movie.
Hey guys like it up 👍🏾 and comment down ⬇️ below some of your favorite lines or scenes from this film.
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Looks like i picked the wrong week to quit watching youtube reactions.
The What is it jokes are hilarious. A hospital what is it? It’s a big building with patients, but that’s not important right now. 😄
" I have a drinking problem." As he dribbles. LOL I have used this line many times when I dribble while drinking. To me it is hilarious. I still use it.
Back in the day my other favorite was when shit hits the fan. Literally.
There's cameos from some big old movie stars you're too young to know! I love the scene with the two black guys and the old woman, that was known as "Jive talk", kind of slang /street talk back in the day - the Bee Gees wrote a song- "Jive Talking" check it out! If you want another suggestion for a film like this, "It's a mad, mad, mad, mad world" - lots of ageing Hollywood stars guesting, ridiculous plot and goes for about 2 hours or more, but it's hilarious - real slapstick and chaos. This film was so different, bad taste, famous stars sending themselves up, I loved it. Cheers JayVaughan!
😂😂😂
Yes you could smoke on a plane as my mum nan and gramp all smoked on a plane going on our holiday from UK to Florida in 1993
Loved this. Thankyou for the reaction. I've loved this movie ever since it came out. I'm old. I know you didn't get some of the jokes or recognize some of the people because you are too young. Lots of old time humor. I hope you liked it! I like watching it with you.
This is a classic too funny 🤣 😂 😆
Used to be my favorite movie. Seen it many times; yet, not in the past 25 to 30 years. Love this reaction. However, gonna say a bit surprised by Jovaughn's language. Never heard him curse before. (That I recall) I ain't hatin' though.
This was great!.. I was laughing hard with you... it's a fantastic movie, movies are bad today, this is a movie with a great point of view, ... laugh at everything that's all.. no hard feelings!!!