WTF Happened to Airplane?
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- Опубліковано 13 лют 2024
- Surely the making of one of the funniest movies ever made can’t be that serious…and it really isn’t! OK, 1980’s AIRPLANE! was a tough sell and there were minor clashes between the directors and Paramount and lawsuits from a rival studio threatened the casting of numerous stars. But there was also perfect against-type casting, clever workarounds to silly DGA regulations and a complete reinvention of the spoof movie, all of which made AIRPLANE! one of the greatest comedies ever.. Oh, and there were fart machines, too!
And so let’s park the taxi, avoid the fish and check in on our drinking problem as we find out: WTF Happened to this movie?!
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When my daughter was about 10 years old we were driving somewhere when she turns me and says daddy daddy, there's a problem with the engine! I was very confused so I turned her and said what what is it?
She responded it's the big metal thing underneath the hood in the front of the car but that's not important right now!
That's when I knew I parented good
You're my hero
@@NickLoecke 🤣♥️
"parented well". 🤣
I did the same thing with a nurse, after telling her I had a problem with my bowels, she asked "What is it?"
I said, it's a long tube in your body where your food goes. But that's not important right now."
As it turned out, she had watched the movie for the first time the night before she met me.
I came really close to quoting Monty Python when I had a heart attack, I went into cardiac arrest then woke with someone performing CPR on me. The doctor was just about to say, "Stop CPR, time of death is..."
It would have really thrown the diagnostic skill of the doctor into question, pronouncing someone dead and having them say, "I'm not dead!"
But you know, if you wake up receiving CPR, you are strongly motivated to ask them to stop. So instead I just said calmly "Should you be doing that (CPR) while I'm awake?"
To be honest the skills of the doctor, and his staff were well beyond "top notch" Though when the doctor told me that he very nearly pronounced me dead, I said, "Are you telling me if I had waited just one more second I could have said, "I'm not dead." like that guy in Monty Python the doctor laughed his ass off.
He jokingly said, "If you had done that, I would have had to hit you on the head with a club. A doctor just can't tolerate a patient contradicting their diagnoses. Especially when the diagnosis is, "He's dead."
Does your daughter like movies about gladiators? 😂
Peter Graves. I worked at Disney between 1996 and 2001. My job gave me the opportunity to see every guest name in every room in every hotel on Disney property.
We were forbidden from acknowledging and celebrities, they were treated like normal guests, at least from my position.
And going and finding a celebrity would get you fired.
I have never really been star struck, I've met a few celebrities, mostly meh.
ANYWAY. I saw that Peter Graves was on property. He was staying at the Contemporary Hotel, next to the Magic Kingdom.
So on my day off, I went over there, as I did often but today I was going to keep an eye out for Mr. Graves.
After eating and walking around I figured I'd go up to his floor for the hell of it.
So I go up there and start walking towards his room. And suddenly his door opens up and he's walking towards me.
I do the "Hello Mr. Graves".
He was polite, he stopped to say hi.
Then I said, "Can you do the line?"
He got a bit frustrated, not angry, just a little annoyed and he said, "I never said that line on the show!".
Apparently he thought I wanted him to say the "This tape will self destruct in 10 seconds..." from Mission Impossible.
He said EVERYONE still asked him to say that. But he didn't say that on the show.
So I said, "No! the line from Airplane." "You ever seen a grown man......"
He started laughing hard. He swore that NO ONE ever asked him to say that.
So he asks me my name. I said, "Bill".
So he puts his hand on my shoulder, looks straight at me and goes, "Tell me something Billy, You ever seen a grown man naked?"
He started laughing hard as he walked away. I was so chuffed.
That's an awesome story.
@wn1952 (Tacky. Pestering an actor to perform for you on command? What a nuisance.)
That’s a fantastic story! And it sounds like Graves genuinely appreciated the interaction. Thanks for sharing this!
@@sfkeepay I'd like to hear it from the other side, about how some knucklehead who doesn't get how to behave around other people demanded Graves perform for him like a trained monkey.
Great story 😂
"The hospital! What is it?"
"It's a big building with patients, but that's not important right now."
Airplane, Blues Brothers, and Caddyshack all released the same summer. How times have changed.
I was just thinking the same thing. 3 of the best comedies of all time in one year.
They picked the wrong week to lock up the summer.
I watched all Blues Brothers and Airplane a couple of summers ago with my gf over at my uncle's house and they are comedy gold.
"I hate Illinois Nazis..."
Another 1980 comedy flick that flew under the radar was "Up The Academy" with a young Ralph Macchio. This movie along with Airplane! and Caddyshack managed to sneak in some pretty funny feces references.
Yes terrific summer!
"i take it Black, like my men."😂
😳
😅😅😅😅😂😂😂😂😂
Imagine that line today!! Mind you, to be fair, it was rather edgy, even by those standards!!
Well, now we understand that the boy was oblivious to the lines that were spoken to him, but did the girl? And, how did their parents feel about it?
"Johnny, what can you make of this?"
"Well, I can make a hat...or I can make a brooch, or a pterodactyl..."
“Just hang loose blood, we gonna catch a rebound on the medi-side.” -Mrs. Clever
Some of the guys in my office would say that quote at least once a week!!! 🤣
We have clearance, Clarence.
Roger, Roger.
What's our vector, Victor?
😂😂😂
- "That's a totally different thing all together."
- That's a totally different thing.
That's a totally different-- sorry, I'm late, aren't I?
My mother is Chinese and has always been stoic and serious. We caught this on tv one night and she laughed her ass off !!!!
Leslie Nielsen is so iconic in this film. You'd never have guessed that he was once a dramatic actor, before making the switch to comedy. I was also surprised at learning that the basic plot of this film was lifted from a 50's movie, they just added the comedic elements.
That means that there's a two hour cut of Airplane out there. I'd love to see that.
Shirley?
@@dallesamllhals9161 he's serious
@@dallesamllhals9161There is, and dont call me Shirley
@@dallesamllhals9161 Release the Shirley Cut!!!!
I thought the same thing! How awesome would that be to see the unreleased scenes?
"And Leon's getting LAAAAARRRRRGER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
🤣
A complete Improv by Stucker.. You can see the confusion, as it was completely unexpected.
R.I.P. Stephen Stucker. Such a great, gifted comedian gone way too soon.
I haven't felt this awful since we saw that Ronald Reagan film.
After watching this movie numerous times over the best part of 40 years, I must confess I've never noticed the propellor engine sounds 😂
I thought they were part of the joke: that a modern jetliner would sound like a WW2 bomber.
Okay, I’m gonna age myself here, but I saw this movie in the summer of 1980. The entire audience that night could not stop laughing uproariously. Everyone had a GREAT time. A lady sitting next to me seem to be crying since her eyes were tearing up from so much laughter. “Airplane” is GREAT stuff!!
Same for me. The theater was packed, and EVERYONE was Hysterically laughing. 🤣
I watched in the University Center at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University with a bunch of pilot, mechanic, and engineering students. The laughter so so loud they had to turn up the speakers in there. One of my fondest memories of college.
I saw it when it came out. We all missed half the jokes… not because we were dummies but because we were all laughing so hard.
...and soon VHS came out-- people would come over just to watch me watch the movie, as I spiraled into paroxysms of hysterical laughter...for the fortieth time!
I'm a lawyer and one day in court a judge asked me something that started with "surely....." believe me when I tell you it was only the fear of being found in contempt of court that kept me from answering the question and then saying "And don't call me Shirley."
“They accidentally stumbled upon a movie called Zero Hour … they thought they could remake it altogether”
…
“THEY ACCIDENTALLY STUMBLED UPON A MOVIE CALLED ZERO HOUR…”
And when they did, it was an entirely different thing altogether.
The jivetalking scene is pure gold.
"I speak Jive!"
None of my girlfriends have ever understood my love for this movie. Mind you, none of them got Monty Python either.😂
You need to get yourself new girlfriends.
Remember M.P.'s airline pilots' sketch?
What a pisser.
"Looks like I picked the wrong week to quit sniffing glue."
Looks like I picked the wrong week to quit binging on JoBlo content!
Looks like i chose the wrong week to quit methamphetamine
Hands down one of the best movie quotes ever...
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In case you are wondering where the forklift is, it’s just over there. (Then the aircraft runs headlong into the terminal. )
Don't call me Shirley is still one of the lines i use to this day. Magnificent.
"Yes I remember I had lasagna."
David Leisure, who played Joe Isuzu ("would I lie to you") in commercials later on, was one of the hare krishna guys.
God I love this film sooooo much.
And I love that the comments section is basicly the entire script.
"shouldn't we turn the runway lights on?"
"No! That's just what they'll be expecting us to do!"
One of my favourite lines from the movie, another fave is when the doctor says to striker...can you land this plane, his reply...its a different kind of flying altogether then everyone repeats the line it's a different kind of flying 😜 absolute gold
"It's an entirely different kind of flying."
@@ackerjawaka4742 Did the Red Rock Cider commercials (aka "Police Squad") air in the US? if not, look them out on here - there are about four (it's difficult to be sure, for a reason that'll become obvious). They bear watching multiple times, as there are things you don't get the first (or …) time, much like Airplane itself, or Chicken Run. Watch out (in the commercials) for the pool table, for example.
It's one of the few movies that makes you laugh regardless if you already know the jokes/lines or not. You could watch it over and over, and laugh just as hard each time. An absolute comedy classic.
Yes, there is very little great comedy about which that can be said. The Ballad of Barry and Freda is another.
I was able to seriously impress a nurse when, in the ER I explained I was having an issue with my bowels. When asked "What is it? and I said, "It's a long tube in your body where your food goes, but that's not important right now."
Turns out she had seen Airplane! for the first time just the night before.
She loved it and went around telling her coworkers what I had done, and as I was leaving I saw her on break talking on the phone, talking to her BF.
How weird would it be to watch a 42 year old movie for the first time and the very next day someone uses a joke line form it on you.
Sometimes, life times things perfectly.
Doctor: Captain, how soon can you land? Captain Oveur: I can’t tell. Doctor: You can tell me. I’m a doctor. Captain Oveur: No, I mean I’m just not sure. Doctor: Can’t you take a guess? Captain Oveur: Well, not for another two hours. Doctor: You can’t take a guess for another two hours? Captain Oveur: Nono, I mean we can’t land for another two hours.
"And his character came across as a pedophile.." That's the joke. "Joey you ever see a grown man naked?"
Yep, there it is...😆
Joey, have you ever been in a turkish prison?
Yes, that was very subtle 😅
@@joncurtis199 do you like movies about gladiators?
What most people do not know, is that what they wanted him to saw was far worse and Graves refused, saying he would never work again and would never say anything like that to a child even if it was just acting.
In the airline industry this movie is famous. Hardly a flight goes by without some line being referenced in the cockpit. Once, I flew with a person who said he recognized Leslie Nielson as a passenger on his plane. The flight crew were fans but respected his privacy and didn't bother him.
After the flight, while de-planing, Mr. Nielson poked his head in the cockpit door and said, "I just want to tell you both good luck. We're all counting on you." Then turned around and walked out.
That guy was a class act.
What I always loved was the deadpan deliveries. The deliveries in the Naked Gun movies always ended with characters giving weird looks when something strange happened, as if to be sure to let the audience know that what just happened was supposed to be funny. Airplane's humor instead had pure confidence.
Wow, Blues Brothers, Airplane, and Caddyshack all released that close to each other. What a glory age of comedy!
Hard to believe now that Hollywood used to be so good at making comedy. Nowadays, everything in comedy has become so tame and politically correct that no one would dare to make something like these.
Stewardess: Nervous?
Stryker: Yes.
Stewardess: 1st time?
Stryker: No, I've been nervous lots of times.
Dr. Rumack: Can you fly this plane & land it?
Stryker: Surly you can't be serious?
Dr. Rumack: I am serious... & don't call me Shirley.
The nervous comment is brilliant. As the vid said its just the serious and deadpan delivery of the line that makes it so funny.
It wasn't a stewardess who said it. It was Stryker's first seat mate (James Hong was one of the others), the old lady from "Fame" who clearly was going for "Airport's Helen Hayes.
@@joncurtis199That's exactly how good spoof films are made and what talented comedy directors like ZAZ and Mel Brooks knew and what most comedy directors today totally forgot: Never act as if you know you're in a comedy - serious, deadpan acting makes it way funnier. That's why for most roles they cast serious drama actors and no comedians, Today spoof movies mostly feature comedians in the main roles, which pretty much destroys all comedy.
I worked at an intl. airport when the movie came out. For months all the pilots, flight attendents, baggage handlers etc.would put on impromptu skits right out of the movie using our equipment as perfect props. My favorite was when a mechanic on a lift took an oil dipstick up to the jets window to show the captain in the cockpit.
I work in kitchens!…. And still to this day joke with new cooks!…. I ask, ‘How much longer on that steak?’…. They say, ‘I don’t know!…. I say, ‘Can you guess?…’. They say, ‘Three minutes?’…. Then I say, ‘You can’t guess for 3 minutes?’…. The look on their face is still priceless!…. 😈😂😈😂
Steve McCroskey : Now your husband and the others are alive, but unconscious.
Johnny : Just like Gerald Ford.
Robert Stack was SOOO good in this 😂
The guy on the phone in the office: " He's a danger to everything in the sky " (brief pause). " Yes,birds too."🤣😂😅
Kenneth Tobey, star of "The Thing."
@georgewernerjr9362 I didn't know that, thank you 🙂
That's impossible. They're on instruments.
One of the funniest movies ever made, I can watch it over and over and never get tired of it. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
This and the Naked Gun trilogy are Leslie Nielsen’s magnum opuses
Slow day at work, and I have a bluray player with me and NGT box set.😁
Please. It's "magna opera." This is first semester high school Latin.
@@johnopalko5223 But how many English speakers will understand what the plural phrase means? I certainly didn't. That's why the technically correct plural of "octupus" in English is "octopuses"... English pluralization starts applying once something becomes an English loan word/phrase.
@@ssokolow "Opus" is Latin, so the plural is "opera." "Octopus" is Greek. The correct plural is "octopodes." Since English is a Germanic language with Latin cognates, more English speakers are more familiar with Latin=derived words than Greek. Hence, "octopuses" is acceptable.
@@johnopalko5223 Countries with a significant problem with interlangs (eg. Tamglish and Hinglish in India) often actively engage in campaigns to discourage them because they require knowledge of both source languages to understand. The same principle applies to expecting individual loan words/phrases to retain the rules of their languages of origin... plus, do you really want to argue this when English's role as the new lingua franca is accelerating things like the disappearance of the who/whom distinction for conveying no useful information not discernable from context? Expecting every loan word/phrase to retain the pluralization rules of its source language is untenable.
The Japanese approach of aggressively adapting all loanwords to be more native is much more tenable. (eg. convenience store → コンビニ (konbini... pronounced "kombini" because "n" is pronounced "m" in certain places in Japanese words.)) I don't remember it, but it's so common for them to shorten loanwords to four kana (eg. Personal Computer → パソコン (Pasocon/Persocon) that there's actually an item of jargon for such new words.
“Johnny, how about some more coffee?”
No thanks
The Howard Jarvis taxi joke flew over my head all these years and now it’s probably going to become my top 10 favorite jokes in the movie. Brilliant comedy.
"I'll give him five more minutes. But that's it."
"There's a sale at Penney's!"
Just like Gerald Ford 😅
I'd leave a comment but I'm trapped in a refrigerator and have to start eating my own foot.
We can't get enough Don't Call Me Shirley 😅
Leslie Nielsen was born 50 years old.
No he was young once. Surely you have seen "Forbidden Planet"?
Yes, I have, and don't call me Shirley!
Another fact: Maureen McGovern, who played the guitar-playing nun in this movie, also sung the theme song "Different Worlds" for the short lived 1979-1980 sitcom "Angie" starring Robert Hays, who played Ted Striker in the movie. And she sung "The Morning After", the award-winning song on the soundtrack to the 1972 film "The Poseidon Adventure" that starred the late, great Leslie Neilsen. 😊
The Poseidon Adventure is my favorite serious 70s disaster movie.
@@Sashazur any movie I watch now with Leslie Nielson in it playing a straight roll makes me laugh cos he always looks like he is taking the piss 😜
@@ackerjawaka4742 I liked him in Forbidden Planet.
would love to see the 2hr version if there is one. Every scene is ridiculous in Airplane!
Same here. It would be great to know if it’s out and about somewhere.
@@ASChambers, it is. It's called the director's cut.
Whiskey?
Certainly not
*Snorts a line of coke*
"Oh stewardess! I speak Jive!" ....and it was Leave it to Beavers mom!
When I visited a friend in the USA, my friend mentioned “Airplane” and I replied I’d never heard of it. The discussion went back and forth until I realised he was talking about the movie “Flying High” as it was named here in Australia.
The first time I ever saw Peter Graves was in the 1960 Australian TV series “Whiplash” about the Australian stagecoach company Cobb & Co.
Cobb was an American.
In France, it was called "Y a-t-il un pilote dans l'avion?"
Bridges was just that awesome! He even became to be an admiral - and a president!! 🤣🤣🤣
Hell, he even commanded a Battlestar once...
@@michaelmiller3012 Never forget the fate of the Pegasus... 😑😑
The Cylons destroyed all but 200 of our ships.
Only 200 left? Looks like I picked the wrong time to take command of the fleet.
Not to mention being the father of The Dude.
One gag that a lot of people miss was when Captain Oveur was on the phone with the Mayo Clinic about the little girl's heart transplant. There are bookshelves behind the doctor loaded with jars of mayonnaise (for the Mayo Clinic). Zucker-Abrams-Zucker really were good at planting visual jokes in their movies.
(There's an emergency call on Line 5 from Mr. Hamm): 'All right, get me Hamm on five; hold the Mayo."
It always cracks me up when they drag Kareem out of his seat after his food poisoning and he's now in his Laker's uniform as though in his delirium he forgot where he was and desperately changed clothes to get out onto the court lol.
..'well, first the earth cooled and then the dinosaurs came..'😆
That was actually in Airplane II, but yeah, still a great line.
I saw this in a theater in 1980, when I was still a teenager. It is hard to describe how new this kind of humor seemed, and how influential it was. And even though some of the jokes have not aged all that well, it still makes me laugh. And yet, it also makes me sad to think that Stephen Stucker, who played "Johnny" had just a few years left.
I was with a friend's family who decided to go see this. We all piled in the back of a pickup truck and headed out to this outdoor movie theatre in a Colorado canyon. The laughter from everyone there echoed off the canyon walls. I might have been all of 12 years old - didn't get it all - but didn't DARE tell my parents what I'd seen. 😮
R.I.P. Stephen Stucker. Such a comedic genius gone way too soon.
I've watched this movie close to 100 times and will probably continue to watch it once or twice a year for the rest of my life. All the characters are wonderful but Johnny is hands down my favorite!
I just want to tell everyone at JoBlo good luck we're all counting on you.
In the early 80s, Friday was rent movies night. My parents would go to the local video store and rent two or three VHS tapes that we would watch over the weekend. I would ask for Airplane! at least once a month. It was one of the first movies we got when Columbia Record and Tape club started its movie club. Airplane! and This Is Spinal Tap were my favorite comedies of the 80s.
In Australia, this movie was released as "Flying High". Which is probably a more apt title... I'm not sure but it might have even had less scenes cut out of it.
It's a shame that Flying High/Airplane 2 has been allowed to disappear, as it was just as funny. The script was almost the same and contained similar jokes, but it was set on a Space Shuttle rather than a normal aircraft. It also starred Chuck Connors as the ex-military ground controller.
Both movies were the type you had to watch multiple times so you could catch all the sight gags going on in the background. Such as the hospital scene where in the background there is a patient in a body cast, and the doctors are using an auto style dipstick to take their temperature....
Even after 40 years, these are still 2 of my favourite comedies.
Flying High in NZ too.
Classic of classics.. do you remember any longer versions?
I still say and “And don’t call me Shirley” 😂😂😂
Neilsen, Bridges, Stack and Graves were all serious actors who had never really done comedy. So the directors told them to say the lines as if they were in a serious movie, and it worked. And this was based off a movie from the 50's called "Zero hour." If you can find it you can really see the similarities between this and airplane.
Leslie Nielsen steals every single shot he's in.
"Surely you can't be serious?"
@@Aldo21574In am serious, and don't call me Shirley.
Otto the inflatable auto-pilot. The smile on his face 😅
Didn't the hostess had to blow him?
What do you mean ''WTF HAPPENED TO AIRPLANE" ?!? IT IS A CLASSIC !!!
In Australia, this movie is known as:
Flying High.
Classic movie...loved as a kid though most jokes went over my head. Still love as an adult!
Weird fact: any time they play this on broadcast television, they randomly add in a lot of the cut scenes to cover any parts they have to cut out. And the ones they put in are always different because they cut a good bit from the theatrical cut. So it’s almost like watching a different movie each time.
I never laughed so much in my life, as when Ricardo Montalban discovers his priceless fighting fish impaled on his indestructible (except by water) samurai pen, in the bottom of his aquarium right after Leslie Nielsen walks out of the room in Naked Gun. 😂
My eyes are wet just from trying to write this.
You missed BIG BUS 1976, watch out he's got a broken milk carton!
That movie is REALLY REALLY GOOD!!!!!!!!!
You have to see "The Cheap Detective"!!!!
I LOVE "Airplane!"!
I was at the very first public showing of Airplane! at UC Davis in early 1980. The audience loved it. There were a number of differences from the final film. One that I remember was that after the bored passenger poured gasoline all over himself, he blew out the match and nothing happened. During Q & A with the filmmakers afterwards, one of the directors asked the crowd, would you like to have seen that guy blow up? The overwhelming response was YES!
I was 8 years old when I saw this for the first time, and I remember laughing my ass off at Johnny's hi-jinks.
The TV series Police Squad had only 6 episodes but it was even funnier than Airplane! You have to catch them all, mostly on UA-cam. The recurring bits they had were amazing.
My mom usually took me to the movie for my birthday and I saw this for my birthday in 1980! Such fun!
I've literally watched this hundreds of time, one of the few movies I can say this this about, I was 9 when it hit theatres.
Rumack : Captain, how soon can you land?
Captain Oveur : I can't tell.
Rumack : You can tell me. I'm a doctor.
Captain Oveur : No. I mean I'm just not sure.
Rumack : Well, can't you take a guess?
Captain Oveur : Well, not for another two hours.
Rumack : You can't take a guess for another two hours?
“Those people are on instruments!”
I got both KFM and Airplane on DVD. “How do I use zinc oxide?” And of course Rex Kramer, “Danger Seeker”
This is the funniest movie ever made. Not believe me? Here's all the jokes, I counted them. Did I miss any?
1. Titles-00:30 Jaws theme, sharkfin/tail gag
2. 02:02 Religious Zealot gives up immediately
3. 02:20 Announcers mix up red/white zone, bitch about it
4. 02:46 Hare Krishnas meet religious zealots
5. 02:50 Man with many metal parts at security
6. 03:15 Announcers continue to argue, off-key reference to abortion
7. 03:26 Ted Striker arrives in taxi, abandons fare, meter running
8. 03:44 Striker ignores zelot, gives him his jacket
9. 04:05 Airport staff directs 747 into window (Director cameo)
10. 04:24 Melodrama from original movie, Striker brakes 4th wall, “what a pisser”
11. 05:12 Captain at magazine stand, “Whacking Material” section, two John Wayne mags, “Modern Sperm” mag
12. 05:32 Picks up wrong phone, gets corrected.
13. 05:43 Replies to announcer: “I've got it”
14. 05:49 Mayo clinic with jars of Mayo in background
15. 05:58 Heart on desk, bounces.
16. 06:15 “Ham on five, hold the Mayo”
17. 07:00 Melodrama
18. 07:43 Striker KOs zealot
19. 07:57 Cockpit has dashboard Jesus
20. 08:04 Garage attendant washes windscreen, dips oil and falls off front.
21. 08:04 Captain pays with credit card
22. 09:00 Kid reading US News mag, leers up little girl
23. 09:26 Striker buys ticket, forgets about taxi fare
24. 09:35 Smoking ticket
25. 09:52 Flashback trope
26. 10:15 Jive dudes!
27. 11:18 Silly Spanish no smoking sign
28. 11:21 “Nervous lots of times” gag
29. 11:30 Sick little girl trope
30. 11:54 Lovers parting at train trope
31. 12:03 “All aboard” train conductor
32. 12:21 Captain with crunchy gearbox
33. 12:27 Girl runs past fake train station beams, chugging sound from plane
34. 12:40 Girl knocks over beams
35. 12:50 Cockpit confusion, “Roger, huh?”
36. 13:00 We have Clearance, Clarence, Roger, Roger, What's our vector Victor?
37. 13:08 More gears grinding
38. 13:28 Propeller drone from a jet plane
39. 13:58 Nun with “Boy's Life” mag
40. 14:03 Boy with “Nun's Life” mag
41. 14:15 Light reading “Jewish sporting legends”
42. 14:51 Leering old lady
43. 15:17 Shimmering flashback
44. 15:18 Stationed in Drambuie
45. 15:31 “Worse than Detroit”
46. 15:42 Girl on bar playing trombone
47. 15:51 Girl Guides playing poker, vicious fight
48. 16:30 Girl slides down bar, hits juke box, “Staying Alive” speeded up, everyone dances, disco ball and lights appear in dive
49. 17:24 Striker asks the guy next to him to pinch him, leaves
50. 17:34 Guy Elaine dances with gets stabbed, Elaine dance to his death throes
51. 17:54 Striker flings hat away, wheee sound effect, hat hits barman
52. 18:16 Striker takes off Navy jacket, has waistcoat underneath
53. 18:19 Flings jacket away, wheee sound, gets flung back.
54. 18:24 Saturday Night Fever pose
55. 18:45 Flings Elaine in the air for 5 secs
56. 19:00 Elaine throws Striker off dance floor
57. 19:16 Striker bounds back, strikes a pose, ricochet sound
58. 19:26 Silly dance moves
59. 19:34 Juggles
60. 19:50 Fight continues
61. 20:00 Glitterball fade, barman sweeps up, fight continues
62. 20:37 End of flashback, leering old lady has hung herself
63. 20:45 Happy Family trope
64. 21:11 Jive Dudes order dinner
65. 21:27 Boy gets coffee for girl, prefers it black, like her men
66. 22:23 Flashback, love theme
67. 22:47 Covered in seaweed, fish.
68. 23:15 Striker explains mission in detail, apart from when he'll be back, that's classified. Bombing Daiquiri
69. 24:10 Kid in cockpit trope
70. 24:26 “Ever seen a grown man naked?”
71. 24:30 “Want me to check the weather, Clarence,” “No, why don't you take care of it”
72. 24:34 “Ever hang around the gymnasium?”
73. 24:49 Kid spots Kareem Abdul-Jabar, who snaps at kid
74. 25:58 “Do you like movies about gladiators?”
75. 26:22 Sit on your face, love theme
76. 26:59 Flashback, black/white footage of planes crashing
77. 27:07 Hospital sign, takes credit cards, offers drugs
78. 27:23 Doctor with STP logo on coat
79. 27:29 Headquarters, a big building where generals work
80. 27:36 Striker's painting, being modelled exactly
81. 27:47 Striker's reaction to Zip's death
82. 28:31 Shell-shocked patients, Ethel Murman
83. 29:27 Internal monologue
84. 29:49 Randy borrows guitar, clocks everyone with it on the way up the isle
85. 30:20 Randy's song, everyone smiles, guy hangs from roof
86. 30:56 Everyone in the cockpit smiles
87. 31:06 Randy knocks out girl's I.V.
88. 31:56 Striker tells his story to Japanese soldier, flashback
89. 32:25 Meeting the Molombos, gangster hand shake, punches Striker
90. 32:44 Tupperware party
91. 33:06 Basketball lessons, the Molombos have mad skills
92. 34:12 Striker's drinking problem
93. 34:21 Flashback ends, soldier commits suicide
94. 34:38 Ronald Regan film gag
95. 35:02 Kid in cockpit again, has basketball
96. 35:08 “Have you ever been in a Turkish prison”
97. 35:26 Internal monologue trope
98. 35:40 “Are you a doctor?” wearing stethoscope
99. 35:53 Doctor gets handed an implement
100. 36:01 Lady spits out eggs, hatches canary
101. 26:41 Hospital, a big building with patients, but that's not important right now
102. 37:19 “How soon can you land, 'I can't tell' 'you can tell me, I'm a doctor”
103. 37:28 “Can't you take a guess? 'not for another two hours' 'you can't take a guess for a two hours?”
104. 37:39 Plane dives, Randy custard pies a passenger
105. 37:50 Roger Murdock with Basketball shades and shorts
106. 38:13 Anita Bryant concert gag
107. 38:24 Steak or fish, “I had Lasanga”
108. 38:45 Randy and Elaine drag Victor and Roger down the isle, unconscious
109. 39:23 Randy bites her hand in fear
110. 39:54 Dr Rumack describes symptoms as Captain suffers them
111. 40:24 Jiggling jelly, jiggling boobs
112. 40:27 Messy makup
113. 40:29 “No having sex” sign
114. 40:50 Otto the automatic pilot
115. 41:29 “How about some coffee?, 'no thanks”
116. 41:36 McCrosky ends conversation with 3 different people
117. 41:39 McCrosky sends Siamese twins Sam and Harry to different tasks
118. 41:54 McCrosky's first vice: “Looks like I picked the wrong week to quit smoking”
119. 42:05 Johnny recommends Mr Rogers
120. 42:37 Otto deflates
121. 42:01 Dr Rumack delivers a baby while plane dives
122. 42:18 Dr Rumack sees Elaine blowing up Otto, leaves
123. 43:33 Otto enjoys his blow job
124. 42:40 Elaine and Otto share a post-coital cigarette
125. 44:05 “Can you face some uncomfortable facts? 'no”
126. 44:17 Striker's drinking problem
127. 44:33 Thunderbolt for emphasis
128. 44:56 Randy drags the Captain unconscious down the isle
129. 45:03 “BTW, is there anyone onboard who knows how to fly a plane”?
130. 45:05 Passengers panic
131. 45:10 Jiggling boobs!
132. 45:13 Passengers fencing
133. 45:16 Nun throttles Hare Krishna
134. 45:39 Kramer's aggressive dog
135. 46:24 Kramer dresses in mirror, dog fleeces Paul Carey
136. 46:34 Kramer steps through mirror
137. 46:49 Striker bores another passenger, who prepares to immolate himself
138. 47:07 The cockpit, the little room at the front where the pilots sit
139. 47:39 Man immolates himself
140. 47:52 “Surely you can't be serious, 'I am serious, and don't call me Shirley”
141. 48:08 “It's an entirley different kind of flying, altogether”
142. 48:36 Huge instrument panel montage
143. 49:01 Striker's fare continues to wait
144. 49:21 McCrosky's barrage of orders
145. 49:37 McCrosky's pose matches his photo behind
146. 49:51 Kramer driving with shonky reward projection, Carey scrached and bruised
147. 50:04 Kramer drives over cyclist
148. 50:18 Reward projection speeded up, chased by indians
149. 50:51 Striker's cockpit survey, Wash, soap, rinse, spin.
150. 51:15 Thunderbolt for emphasis, dashboard jesus covers face with hands
151. 51:26 Striker flips one switch, plane dives
152. 51:31 Sit down sign in shitty spanish
153. 51:39 Mayday! Why, that's the Russian New Year. We can have a parade and serve hot hors d'oeuvres...
154. 51:51 Switch on radio panel restores order
155. 51:58 Lady panics, gets smacked on face repatedly, everyone queues up to help
156. 52:28 Kramer arrives at airport, beats up zelots for Mooneys, Jews, Jehova's Witnesses, Buddhisim, Chinese kids, Scientology, Support Nuclear Power,
157. 52:56 Passengers arrive on baggage carousel, baggage on ground
158. 53:06 Guy has conversation with McCrosky on phone across desk
159. 53:20 Kramer whips off shades, another pair underneath.
160. 53:34 Spear hits charts
161. 53:46 Melon hits desk
162. 53:55 McCroskey's second vice, “Looks like I picked the wrong week to quit drinking”
163. 54:47 Kramer's lack of confidence
164. 55:10 “Flying is like riding a bicycle, it's a lot harder to put baseball cards in the spokes”
165. 55:18 Kramer throws his cigarette butt out the window, big explosion.
166. 55:39 Plane diving sound effect as soon as Otto is turned off, floats around the cabin, ends up holding Elaine's breasts
167. 55:50 More messy makeup
168. 56:34 Dr Rumack's nose grows while he lies to the passengers
169. 56:50 “A little hot” warning light
170. 57:50 A vulture appears on Striker's shoulder as Kramer tries to give him confidence
171. 57:13 Dashboard jesus has a cocktail umbrella
172. 57:34 Elaine repeats the statement “It's a damn good thing he doesn't know how much I hate his guts”
173. 57:49 Jive Dudes ask for help
174. 57:55 Polite lady translates Jive, argues with Jive Dudes
175. 58:42 “Johnny, what can you make out of this? 'A hat, a brooch, a terodayctal,...”
176. 59:09 Mrs Oveur wakes up beside a horse
177. 59:42 Striker's echoing internal monologue
178. 1:00:09 Air vent becomes a hurricane
179. 1:00:34 Radar controller uses a sports mike to check a Radar Range microwave oven
@@thelittlehooer please, continue!
Now the sh*t's gonna hit the fan.
I'd never heard that expression before I'd seen this movie.
@@Chordonblue It was a common expression.
@@b43xoit Not when I was 12. 😀
If you have not seen Police Squad the television show, go find it. It is the television equal of Airplane! the movie. Two of the funniest things ever made.
"Betch you ain wan none, betch you ain get none."
~ June Cleaver, Airplane: The Motion Picture
WTF Happened to Airplane? It became an alltime classic...
“...they could be miles off course“...“that’s impossible, they’re on instruments...” 🎼🎷🥁🎻🎺...
Unbelievable that the move got made after all those big names refused it. Nice!
Looks like I picked the wrong week to quit binging on JoBlo content!
Biggest memory: Had to watch the movie many times to find all of the sight gags. I may still be missing a few.
Airplane is such a funny classic 😂😂😂 I watched it as a kid and over the years… it always makes me laugh to the point of crying 😂😂😂
Just wanted to say "good luck, and we're all counting on you"
Oh God Baraba Billingly speaking jive is the best!
Saw it when it appeared in the theatres, original run......... FREAKIN' HILARIOUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Also, don’t forget all of the low budget disaster movies made in the 70s the Poseidon Adventure, Towering Inferno ,etc. This movie was a goof on these movies.
Not to mention the same actors. Poseidon had Leslie Nielsen in it. And Airport had George Kennedy, who would feature in the Naked Gun films.
@@torstenscholz6243 Yes! I remember reading Mad magazine, making fun of the Poseidon adventure. They are upside down in the bathroom.😅
Stop calling me Shirley!
9:50 An Airplane!-level laugh from ZAZ convincing a disgruntled Graves that the jokes about Turkish prisons and naked men would be explained later!
My favorite movie of all time. It doesn't matter now many times I watch it, I laugh my way through it!
I cant imagine this movie without Leslie Neilson.
Outside of the US, it's called 'Flying High'.
Steven Stucker died only a few years after this was made in 1986.
Leslie Nelson thought his career was over before this came out. He'd been in movies and tv shows since the fifties and thought he'd missed his chance.
It’s called Airplane here in the UK. (Although I suppose it should technically be ‘Aeroplane’!)🇬🇧
In Denmark it's called "Højt at Flyve" which translates to 'Flying High'. But it's also a part of a Danish saying "Højt at flyve - dybt at falde" - 'Flying high - falling deep', which is roughly the same as the English saying "the bigger they are the harder they fall".
"Y a-t-il un pilote dans l'avion?" in France.
In Germany it's known as "Die Unglaubliche Reise in einem Verrückten Flugzeug" ("The incredible journey in a mad plane").
*1 second in* Don't call me Shirley!
I speak jive
Didn't realize their version of "Stayin' Alive" had been sped up. It is now just the canonical version of it I hear in my head.
Joey, the kid Captain Over was talking to, later said he was oblivious to the adult content. So he was oblivious what it meant when he was asked if he’d ever seen a grown man naked??