First time watching “Airplane” (1980) | The “Funny” Old Airplane Movie Reaction
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- Опубликовано: 7 дек 2023
- You all wanted an Airplane 1980 movie reaction and I see why. This movie is hilarious and jam packedwith so many quotable scenes such as; boobies, get a hold of yourself, jaws intro, the club scene, autopilot,I like my coffee black and so much more.
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This spoof comedy takes shots at the slew of disaster movies that were released in the 70s. When the passengers and crew of a jet are incapacitated due to food poisoning, a rogue pilot with a drinking problem must cooperate with his ex-girlfriend turned stewardess to bring the plane to a safe landing.
21:37 - "I finally started to catch on 😂"
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The woman who spoke jive played the mom on the 50's tv show Leave It To Beaver. She was a super-wholesome, perfect tv mom from the 50's. It makes it even funnier if you grew up watching that show.
Yeah, a random old white lady speaking jive and beefing with the men is funny, but when you're old enough to know who Barbara Billingsley is, it's on another level.
There's a lot of stuff in here that you need to be old enough to get, the coffee gag which is from a commercial of the time, several of the older actors are playing parodies of the kind of roles they were usually cast in, and so on.
@@WanderingCactus Right. The Barbara Billingsly one is at least funny on its own. The younger generations will never understand the coffee commercial reference though .
Ward, I think you were a little hard on the beaver.
Right?? Watching June Cleaver speaking jive is beyond hilarious!
"Jive-ass dude don't got no brains anyhow." 😂
The Japanese soldier who stabs himself is James Hong, - who won an Oscar just last year for Everyone Everywhere.
(He's also in the Guinness book of Records for having more screen credits - over 600 - than any other actor.)
Eric Roberts might have broken that record.
Yooooo that is fire 😂😂😂😂
oh snap!!
And, Was The Best Lo-Pan ever, with All those Things in Chinatown...?
@@ndnpride3972 - “Big Trouble In Little China”
One of the things that makes this movie so hilarious is that the majority of the actors were hired specifically because they were known for their serious acting roles. This was Leslie Nielsen's (Dr. Rumack) FIRST EVER comedic role after decades of serious acting, but he would go on to become one of the great comedic leads of the 80s and 90s.
I love that he always had a fart machine on him for interviews
😮 BRILLIANT!
PRODUCE a Movie,
That Produces Laughter,
From Actors who Produce Drama, to PRODUCE Comedy...😮
Like that Other Movie:
High Anxiety...!
❤
The “Jim never has a second cup at home” was from a Yuban coffee commercial that ran in the 1970’s. The joke barely makes a chuckle now, but in theaters, people broke out laughing.
...that is the same actress (Lee Bryant) from the coffee commercial which makes it doubly funny.
Neato - I didn’t know that. Thanks!@@WithTwoFlakes
The funniest thing is that (as I understand it) when the actress was cast the producers/directors did not know that she was in that commercial.
Same actress, wow! I had forgotten about the commercial entirely.
Most of the actors in this movie were serious or dramatic actors. That's what made it such a funny movie. A lot of the scenes go over people's heads, likebthe "Jim never has another cup of coffee at home" that came from a popular commercial in the late 70s. There are so much more that people don't understand because they are dated, unless you lived in that time.
One relatively-unknown bit of trivia: the two people doing the announcements at the airport were the ACTUAL announcers at Los Angeles International (LAX)...and they were married!
Oh, and one other great item - Barbara Billingsley (the Granny who spoke jive) hadn't told any of her family that she had come out of retirement and had been in the movie...so it came as QUITE the surprise when her niece suddenly saw her on screen during that particular scene. Evidently, her niece shouted, "Auntie Barbara!" in the middle of the crowded theater when she saw it.
Another is the scene in the house when the dog is attacking the guy. You see Rex Kramer getting ready in the mirror, with the dog attacking the guy behind him, then he walks forward out of the mirror, bit trippy the first time you notice it.
@gregjobes9138 everyone misses that because the dog is so damn funny.
One of the things that I always chuckle about is that the airplane sound is from a propeller driven plane but they are flying in a jet. In response to an issue with food safety way back in the day, that was when they passed a rule that the pilot and copilot are not allowed to be served the same meal. There are two choices and each one has to have a different meal. I enjoyed seeing you watch this movie and am glad you stuck it out.
Yeah, It Has JET Engines, Not Propellers...? 😢
See my comment about "Zero Hour!". The propeller sound effect was a purposeful nod to that movie.
@@roneichstaedt8853 I’m sure all the WWII references were also about that. Wasn’t the smooching on the beach a riff on “From Here To Eternity”?
Some of my favorite, more subtle gags are:
1) There are dozens of jars of mayonnaise behind the doctor at the Mayo Clinic, which is a real and prestigious hospital. Somehow, I must have seen this film at least a dozen times before I finally noticed this gag, which isn't all that subtle.
2) It does not make sense that a film made in 1980 has a younger character who flew in World War 2, which ended in 1945. This storyline comes from the melodrama "Zero Hour!" which inspired this spoof. It did make sense in that 1957 film.
3) The name of Rex Kramer's seemingly friendly but actually vicious dog is "Shep," which is the name of the dog in at least one of the "Lassie" films about a boy and his canine best friend.
4) During the doctor's pep talk to Ted, he mentions a character named George Zipp. This is a reference to George Gipp (1895-1920). He played American football for the famous team of the University of Notre Dame. Gipp died from infections which would likely be cured with today's medicine. In the Hollywood, probably fictional, version of him on his deathbed, he asked the coach that one day in the future, when victory seemed unlikely, the team should find a way to "win just one for the Gipper." When the doctor in this film says, "win one for the Zipper," the music playing is the "fight song" for the University of Notre Dame "Fighting Irish" football team.
5) There is a scene where the chief in the control tower asks for the compass bearing of the plane. The radar operator is playing an Atari basketball game instead, and he gives the time remaining in the game as the compass bearing.
6) Every time the jet aircraft is shown flying, you can hear the sound of propeller engines.
What makes the lady speaking Jive even more funny, is that the actress also played Mrs. Clever in the old TV series, "Leave It To Beaver". I am surprised that she even agreed to do this movie.
I was rather surprised, too.
I was going to post this exact thing. Its like when people dont realize Donny Osmond is in White and nerdy video with weird Al.
Ah, C'mon, REALLY!
MZ. Clever can do Anything!! 😂
The joy you felt at that dog and how you kept re-living it was infectious. I was laughing because you were laughing.
I freaking looooove that part
It’s a family favorite, but my family is weird. I judge people on how funny they find this movie. You passed my test
“The naked gun” series of movies are your go to if you like this type of movie ✌
I've seen that name Naked Gun mentioned a couple times so I guess I should definitely give it a watch 😂
He wouldn't last😂😂
The constant propeller noise over a JET PLANE ...
Lol I didn't notice that until the comments 😂😂😂😂 HILARIOUS!!!!
What many don't know is Airplane! was an almost shot for shot renake of a serious B&W movie called Zero Hour! (right down to the ! in the title).
Just the different context or background made the serious dialog in tge original hilarious.
One frequent shot was the exterior of the (propeller) airliner flying through the storm, with loud propeller sound. In Airplane! they showed the jet airliner flying through the storm--with the exact same propeller sound from the original movie😂
Another missed detail is the co-pilot in both was a well-known retired sports hero: Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Football star Elroy "Crazy Legs" Hirsch in the original.
There is a side by side mashup on RUclips with both movies. It makes Airplane! even better when you see how they used so much of the original dialog and scenes but made it funny just by the way it was presented.
I was wondering if anyone was going mention that movie. It was the same exact plot. And almost as funny (unintentionally).
you might be ready for Top Secret!
"Chump don't want the help, chump don't get the help." True
20:52 Lol man! That dog really made you die laughing!
I lost my ish!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Man, I was late seeing this, but after years of people telling me to watch it... I finally did. A few minutes in and you're already as confused as I was, but laughing at the same time lol.
Dude got me feeling like a dinosaur saying so many ways before the back. 😂
lol I was being sarcastic.
Come on bro, you ain't going that far back. It's airplane not Ben Hur. Lol
Like it was a silent film or something.
The dance scene is based on the film Saturday Night Fever.
Bug Bunny was decades before Saturday Night Fever.
My friends and family literally wore out the "Don't call me Shirley" line on each other.
Love that joke. I am going to name myself phones.
Hahahahahahhaa 😂😂😂😂
Outstanding reaction! I say that because you ended up standing so many times. When the intense non-stop humor drives you out of your seat, you KNOW its a great comedy!
That’s the home version of “rolling in the aisles.” 🤣
This is one of my favourite movies ever and it always makes me laugh so hard. But I don't think I've ever laughed as hard as this time watching you loose your shit, I had to pause you so I could calm down. Definitely the best contagious laughter moments I've ever had, and I really needed it, it really made my day. Thanks
Ayyyyee glad we both got a great laugh xD
I was born in 1978, saying it that way makes me feel very old. I know it was a long time ago so this movie makes me feel very old but still a great movie.
Great reaction…had me laughing along with you 😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂
"Excuse me, I speak jive." Freaking kills me every time.
Naked Gun is made by the same crazy people who made Airplane. Another must-see wacky movie.
Naked Gun 😂
Finally someone who laughed as hard as I did watching that dog scene 🤣 🤣 🤣
Awesome Movie and Work Bro, Thanks 👍👍👍👍👍 Greetings from Helsinki, Finland 🇫🇮🇺🇸🇫🇮🇺🇸🇫🇮🇺🇸
"The Naked Gun' is the best movie to see more of "The Doctor" (Leslie Nielson). You'll love it, it's another one by this same writers and director.👍
I’m surprised he didn’t react to the poignant scene of Elaine saying, she remembers sitting on Ted’s face and wriggling! I guess she delivered the line so matter of fact, it didn’t seem funny? I always crack up at how she says it. She’s great! 🤣
Yeah, it was so "matter of fact" that I think he didn't notice what she said 🤣
I missed wgat she said there like the first 5 times I saw this movie.
But then the first 3 times it was a taping from TV so they cut most of the sexual stuff.
leslie says the same line at the end of scary movie 3 when he knocks the girl into the well
You missed the point of the dog attack scene: Kramer adjusts his clothing and then STEPPS THROUGH THE MIRROR!
Lol the supossed "Friendly" aggressive dog and non-chalant owner took me far from being able to see a mirror joke 😂😂😂 . I know now though
It’s a scene for scene remake of the movie Zero Hour. What makes this so funny is that most of the actors played i5 straight.
BEST reaction to AIRPLANE, EVER!
😂😂😂😂😂 Glad you enjoyed! I know I enjoyed the ish out of this movie
This was one of the first spoof movies. Definitely the best of them all.
Airplane is based on a movie from the 1950s called zero hour.
Prior to Airplane, Lloyd Bridges, Peter Graves, Robert Stack and Leslie Nielsen were all dramatic actors. This was their first comedy.
“Airplane! (alternatively titled Flying High!)[5] is a 1980 American parody film written and directed by the brothers David and Jerry Zucker, and Jim Abrahams in their directorial debuts,[6] and produced by Jon Davison. It stars Robert Hays and Julie Hagerty and features Leslie Nielsen, Robert Stack, Lloyd Bridges, Peter Graves, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, and Lorna Patterson.[6] It is a parody of the disaster film genre, particularly the 1957 Paramount film Zero Hour!, from which it borrows its plot and central characters,[7] also drawing many elements from Airport 1975 and other films in the Airport series. It is known for its use of surreal humor and fast-paced slapstick comedy, including visual and verbal puns, gags, running jokes, and obscure humor.”
Hi CCC ! I saw this movie in 1980 at the theater , I was 13 . I was old enough to get all the jokes but young enough that I'd never seen a movie like it . I laughed so hard and so long that by the time the " The shit's gonna hit the fan " scene came I was pleading for just a moment to catch my breath . I joined your Twitch too , looking forward to catching you live !
That is dope you got to see it in it's original. Those type of laughs are always the best ones 😂😂😂😂😂
I saw it in the theater when I was 9 and the adult jokes went over my head but my Dad was laughing his ass off.
I was 15 when this came out, I laughed my a$$ off, I still use the “and don’t call me Shirley” line. 🤣😂
Yeah, that's Robert Stack, the Unsolved Mysteries guy.
I had so much fun laughing with you! Thanks for making this.
Glad you enjoyed and got some laughs. I know i did 😂😂😂
Well, the only two reactions I have seen on your channel are this and Blazing Saddles. I have to say that your laugh is rather infectious. New subscriber here.
lol welcome to the channel 😂😂😂
The basketball students were the Harlem Globetrotters
lol that is so crazy to know. Now it makes more sense why they were so good 😂😂😂
27:15 *Lady:* Stay calm, my young friend, the flight attendant is going to bring back some medicine to help you.
*Sick Man:* What is wrong with you, older lady? My mother did not raise me to be be dumb! I understood what what the flight attendant said, she just didn't understand me!
*Lady:* Hey. I'm just trying to help and I wanted to be sure you understood. I didn't say anything about whether you had brains.
*Both Men:* Well, you should have assumed that we understood! You behavior was very rude!
*Lady:* Well, if you don't want my help, I'll leave you alone. But it is _you_ whose behavior is rude!
*Both Men:* Hey!
*Lady:* In fact, I bet you do not have any brains, after all. You jerk! *(Walks away)*
*Both Men (to each other):* I guess we overreacted and should have tried to be more polite.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Amazing translation, Zero hahahahaha!!!!
Very helpful for the squares who aren’t hip to the jive.
13:16 "Turkish Prison" is a reference to the movie "Midnight Express". boy... that is one of them "Definitely watch once" movies
*I have been watching this movie countless times since it first came out. Thank you for making me laugh my a$$ off all over again. I'm subscribed! And don't call me Shirley.* 😜😎
effing loved that a ton. gold tier energy. I feel like they just keep getting better and better. 😵
When I was your age, movies that pre-dated me as much as this pre-dates you were mostly SILENT pictures.
the movie top secret is just as funny.
The woman talking about Jim's second cup is from a Yuban coffee commercial of the time with the same line. The lady who speaks jive was even funnier at release as absolutely everybody knew her as the suburban housewife June Cleaver of Leave it to Beaver. She was the whitest, least urban person on TV a decade before and still in reruns at the time.
Great! It is very interesting to see your reaction to the film Robocop 1987. This is a cool movie 👍🔥
Everyone misses the Mayo Clinic with all the jars on shelf
3:31 - That was an old fashioned credit card machine. That was used everywhere in the 70's and 80's before everything became electronic. The joke was that the Plane was getting it's oil changed like a car at a jiffy lube or gas station.
Best Airplane reaction ever. Period.
Black Dynamite...if you haven't seen it. Best comedy in years. Only Good Boys comes close.
Awesome that you were honest abouut recognizing the meme.
Add "The Cannonball Run" to your list. It's another great slapstick 80s movie with big personalities and fast cars- it was a great fun movie.
LOL! I have seen over 20 different RUclipsrs react to Airplane and you're the only one to include the part at the end with the credits showing the guy still sitting in the cab. One of the funniest scenes of the movie!
Mel Brooks, the guy who directed Blazing Saddles, and played several characters, I also highly recommend three other movies he made in the 80's and 90's. Young Frankenstein, Space Balls, and Robin Hood: Men in Tights. Where Blazing Saddles was a parody of old westerns, Young Frankenstein is a parody of Universal Monster Movies, Space Balls is a parody of Star Wars with other sci-fi references, and Robin Hood is a parody of the 90's Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, with some other action adventure jokes, and even a few extra call backs from other Mel movies.
That was freakin' hilarious man...Thx for the laughs!
Lloyd “I picked the wrong week” Bridges is The Dude Jeff Bridges’ dad.
in the 70s there was a series of Airplane disasters movies- starting in 1970 with 'Airplane'- a film that won Oscars... several sequels where made- this spoofed them and spoofs like this became a staple of 80s cinema- Leslie Nelson- the doctor here, got his own 3 film series and TV show- 'The Naked Gun'/Police Squad'
Was surprised you recognize *Robert Stack* from *(Unsolved Mysteries)* was probably his distinct voice
I grew up watching Unsolved Mysteries with my mom so I knew him =D
@@CampCrystalCharlie Same here, it's all good
Flashback to the bar scene. Striker's voice-over said he was in the air force, right as it panned to him in navy dress whites!
34:22 Lol man! I like your pijama's pants! Ayway, the actor who you couldn't remember the name is Leslie Nielsen, from (among others) "A Naked Gun" and various "Scary Movie".
Obviously you don't know some of the references they're making fun of. But the scenes are still funny & I love seeing people still laugh at this kind of Comedy. Rather than get triggered & offended
I have seen the movie about 50+ times and over 3 dozen reviews. I have never watched one where I laughed so hard!! Great job!!
Seriously worried he was gonna pass out a few times!
0:15 "The Goal is to get Old" Well, I've at least checked that box.
The dude in the taxi was an infamous landlord in New York back in the day. I think he threw some money at the movie to be in it, and they set him in there as a literal patsy to be forgotten.
The Doctor you think you recognize is *Leslie Nelson* who stars in similar comedies called *(The Naked Gun) (Naked Gun 2&1/2) (Naked Gun 33&1/3)*
5:47 comment 5:54 good call.-Ernie Moore Jr.
The song at beginning tho 🔥👌
This reaction made my day. 😂😂
Wow ! Intro is , " If You Were here Tonight" by Alexander O'Neal ! I love Alex !
lol I seriously didn't want this movie to go off. I was enjoying and laughing at every scene at one point 😂😂😂😂😂
Way way way way back? Thanks. I was a Senior in High School in 1980-1981. I was 16 (almost 17) when this movie was released.
PCU with Jeremy piven, David Spade and Jon favarou. This movie should be mandatory viewing in every single school, employment training, political AND entertainment professional choice/life steps.
Thanks for the heart man. Apologies tho, my jive is a bit outdated these last couple decades.😂😂
19:56 I haven't seen one reaction yet where people notice this mirror gag
A few points...
1. The whole "George Zip" gag was a parody of the 1940 film "Knute Rockne: All American". In that film, future president Ronald Reagan (then still an actor), was on his death bed, and gave the same speech, ending with "win one for the Gipper". In Airplane, the music being played during this scene is the fight song from Notre Dame, the college that George Gipp played at.
2. If you like this kind of campy/silly humor, you should check out "Batman: the Movie" (1966) starring Adam West.
Damn it is way back...but it feels like yesterday to me.
Understandable. It's an amazing film so it should still feel close to you, Lou 😄
Soul Plane was 35 years after this movie
That face you recognized is Leslie Nielsen. The same writers,directors did the next movie you should watch with him called ‘The Naked Gun’
So many good jokes. But the labrador owners completely oblivious to their dog's behaviour just kills me XD.
The idea that people would rather kill themselves than listen to a guy's war stories is more brutal the more I think about it XD. Especially as this movie came only five years after the Vietnam War!
Leslie Neilson was the Dr. Before this movie he was known for doing serious roles. My mother was a fan of his and it drove her crazy that he started doing comedy roles.
Way, way, waaaay back 😆 Have you ever seen Mr. Peabody's Improbably History cartoons as a kid? He had a Way Back (Time Machine) It was pretty funny. Don't be surprised if you sides hurt when you get up tomorrow morning. 3:17 That's JJ alright, Mr. Dynomite! 5:57 Never thought of the irony of the song b4. 12:50 Those ARE the Globetrotters.
lol I've never seen Mr.Peabody's cartoon.
Yooooo the globetrotters though!! No wonder they were hooping crazy 😂😂😂
Great stuff
Enjoy your reactions
Trans American Airlines is a play on Pan American Airlines (Pan Am) and Trans World Airlines (TWA). Pan Am was the airlines (spacelines) in 2001: A Space Odyssey. They accepted reservations for tickets to the first commercial flight into orbit or to the Moon, I don't remember which. I still have my TWA Frequent Flyer Card in my Museum of Antiquities (a shelf at work, from which I'm retiring on Jan 12), along with a Pickett Slide Rule in Optical Yellow complete with user's manual and registration card (picked up from a neighbor in a yard sale 30 years ago) and my TI-30 that I bought in high school in probably 1979/1980.
This movie borrow much of its dialog from an earlier movie Zero Hour. It also parodies scenes from Knute Rocknie, From Here to Eternity and Airpot.
Also, people born after 1980 won't be aware that in the '70's members of various religious cults such as the Hare Krishnas or the Mooniess (Reverend Sun Yung Moon) and other charities were free to panhandle in our airports. That's the two guys in the two-colored robes.
Being pestered in airports by people handing out flowers was quite common.
Perfectly giving the old excuse “We gave at the office” to the Hare Krishnas.
22:25 I worked on Flight Management computers (and other cockpit stuff) for over 30 years. Before digitization and the Glass Cockpit this scene is only a slight exaggeration. There's a reason that a 747 can now be flown by only a Pilot and Copilot while it used to also require a Flight Engineer. I hired on to work on the 2-crew Glass Cockpit 747-400 with my current employer in 1987.
The two guys that were talking jive was a send up of the blaxplotation movies in the 70s. Those two just made up their conversation, because the script wasn't real enough.
Yes, that really was Kareem..
I'm 63 and I think this is the funniest movie followed by Vacation, Yong Frankenstein, and Blazing Saddles.
I can't doubt you after watching Airplane and Blazing Saddles. HILARIOUS!!
I always wondered what the autopilot looked like?
😂😂😂😂
The doctor is the star of the very funny, Naked Gun movies. A must watch😂
This movie spoofs one movie/tv show after another
Leslie Neilson... '' What was for dinner tonight?'' .... Stewardess: '' We had chicken and fish.'' ..... Neilson: ''Oh, that's right, I had lasagna.''...
Please keep in mind, given the choice; 99% chose the FISH over STEAK! Thats one good joke.
😂😂😂😂😂 that makes it even funnier
You should check out 'Stir Crazy' with Richard Pryor and Gene Hackman.
This was funny movies back in the 1980s: they were visual - the movie didn't tell you the gag, you had to figure it out from watching it. Like the blow up autopilot.
Something you realize on your own is much funnier than somebody telling you.