Where's My Parachute? - Catch-22 (3/10) Movie CLIP (1970) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Yossarian (Alan Arkin) can't find his parachute because Minderbinder (Jon Voight) stole it for profit.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Director Mike Nichols and writer-actor Buck Henry followed their enormous hit The Graduate (1967) with this timely adaptation of Joseph Heller's satiric antiwar novel. Haunted by the death of a young gunner, all-too-sane Capt. Yossarian (Alan Arkin) wants out of the rest of his WW II bombing missions, but publicity-obsessed commander Colonel Cathcart (Martin Balsam) and his yes man, Colonel Korn (Henry), keep raising the number of missions that Yossarian and his comrades are required to fly. After Doc Daneeka (Jack Gilford) tells Yossarian that he cannot declare him insane if Yossarian knows that it's insane to keep flying, Yossarian tries to play crazy by, among other things, showing up nude in front of despotic General Dreedle (Orson Welles). As all of Yossarian's initially even-keeled friends, such as Nately (Art Garfunkel) and Dobbs (Martin Sheen), genuinely lose their heads, and the troop's supplies are bartered away for profit by the ultra-entrepreneurial Milo Minderbinder (Jon Voight), Yossarian realizes that the whole system has lost it, and he can either play along or jump ship. Though not about Vietnam, Catch-22's ludicrous military machinations directly evoked its contemporary context in the Vietnam era. Cathcart and Dreedle care more about the appearance of power than about victory, and Milo cares for money above all, as the complex narrative structure of Yossarian's flashbacks renders the escalating events appropriately surreal. Confident that the combination of a hot director and a popular, culturally relevant novel would spell blockbuster, Paramount spent a great deal of money on Catch-22, but it wound up getting trumped by another 1970 antiwar farce: Robert Altman's MASH. With audiences opting for Altman's casual Korean War iconoclasm over Nichols' more polished symbolism, the highly anticipated Catch-22 flopped, although the New York Film Critics Circle did acknowledge Arkin and Nichols. Despite this reception, Catch-22's ensemble cast and pungent sensibility effectively underline the insanity of war, Vietnam and otherwise.
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TM & © Paramount (1970)
Cast: Alan Arkin, Martin Balsam, Art Garfunkel, Charles Grodin, Jon Voight
Director: Mike Nichols
Producers: John Calley, Martin Ransohoff, Clive Reed
Screenwriters: Joseph Heller, Buck Henry
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Bless Alan Arkin, who gave us so many wonderful performances, without the ego.
That’s the characteristic which I think most defined him as an actor. He simply did what the material needed, without the need to make himself the focus. And he was both hilarious and understated at once.
I loved him as the Police Chief in "So I married a hatchet murder"... Arkin is the best at dry humor.
ARFY: "That's the kind of humor in the face of adversity that keeps America strong. i like you, Yossarian!" Bless you, Charles Grodin--NOBODY could have done the role of Arfy so well!
best line ever...!
I've been using that line since 1970 whenever someone says something silly!
Grodin was a dolt, but he was a great straight man. His role in this & "Midnight Run" were awesome!
True, Grodin was PERFECT as Arfy.
You must be one hell of an actor to say that line without laughing.
@@NormAppleton and yet r we gonna ignore the fact that he’s a sadistic murderous rapist tho…!?
The funniest thing about this movie is that it's so close to reality that it makes your head hurt and it makes you laugh at the same time it's the best movie ever made. It has to be.
Book is even better
SO NÒW YOU KNOW , THUS THE NAME. IT IS A PARADOX.
The best movie ever made. Rest in peace Alan Arkin.
@@chennellproductions6538 R.I.P. Yossarian.
@@yossarian00 I don't think I ever saw this Movie or Clooney's Verson of CAtch-22. I did read the book when I was in High School back in the 20th Century. It was one of my Favorite Books back then. I read Something Happenned also by Heller a couple of years later and I didn't like it that much.. I never read another Heller book after that, mcuh maybe I should. Good as Gold sounds pretty good and i think Joe Heller wrote some memoirs as well. I did read a lof Vonnegut back in the 1970's and 1980's, but I have n't read any Vonnegut in a few years.
Rest in Peace Alan Arkin.. Class act actor.
How in the world did you get so much silk?
Where the hell’s my parachute?!
better question, why are they making parachutes out of silk? actually thats normal for this kind of military
@@TwiGuy4 Normal although some were made out of nylon. Escape kits included maps of enemy territory made out of silk - unlike paper, they did not make a rustling noise if touched and were more likely to go unnoticed if the enemy searched a shot-down aviator's clothing.
😅
This is really an underrated movie.
I actually forgot just how great this movie is. It's a masterpiece of work
Caryn James
Caryn James definitely.✌
New mini series soon will come from Hulu
@@ggsay1687 that's the reason I'm here
Nobody could convey anxiety like Arkin.
maybe he's the definition of anxiety?
“Looks like they’ve seen us coming! :D”
*”THEY’VE SEEN US?!? OH GOD, THEY’VE SEEN US!!!”*
The duality of man under fire right here.
Balls to wall filmmaking! Everyone in this film really went for it! I can understand how this would irk some people, but I think this is one of the great films ever made.
Catch 22 is no doub't the funniest war comedy ever by a long way Alan Arkin is so funny and a great cast backs him up.
The original MASH came out the same year.
Also a masterpiece.
RIP Charles Grodin. He was terrifc as Arfy
I hated Aarfy in the book, but in the movie I absolutely loved his dangerous nonchalance
Aarfy is so fucking irritating.
Best character for me is Milo.
@@marciocouto3543 for me its Orr.
@@reedhamkalariya6976Chaplin Taplin or Major Major Major, people put into situations (like Yousarian) who DON"T want to be there but are trying their best.
Chaplain R.O.Shipman is underrated af as a character, probably because his story (at least the book version of it) is one of the saddest ones in the book
For years I have been saying that Alan Arkin and Charles Grodin are two of my favourite actors. Most people say "who?"
Dry humor is one of the hardest forms of comedy, and they both were masters at it.
The irony is that John Yossarian is the only one sane in that laughing house.
"It's all for the good of the Syndicate, Yossarian..!"
Poor Yossarian! In this scene his panic and desperation are on overload, in contrast to Aarfy Ardvarks easy indifference.
Daylight raid over enemy territory through heavy flak. No parachute?....don't worry about it!
This is one of the first signs that "crazy" Yossarian is actually dangerously sane and Aarfy is not right in the head.
Milo is one of the greatest novel characters ever. Wonderful caricature of capitalism.
he was always a bit over the top.
You realize that thousands of American soldiers in World War II went AWOL in Paris and formed gangs taking over warehouses and selling military supplies illegally, earning millions for themselves? This movie and Kelly's Heroes were not pure fantasy.
Yeah
Angela's Dad was just playing himself
You know nothing ... it was exactly the same in socialism, I've been thru that
You know nothing ... it was exactly the same in socialism, I've been thru that
I read the book several years back and want to do so again. I watched the movie over the weekend. I had not seen it in MANY MANY years and not as an adult. While it is a comedy of sorts (black comedy), it really is about Yossarian processing the death of Snowden which is slowly revealed throughout the movie. He is suffering from extreme PTSD from all that he has witnessed, but Snowden hit him the hardest. In my view, it has similarities to Holden Caulfield going nuts after the suicide of his boarding school roommate - which is not apparent until you see it through the eyes of the teacher who tries to counsel him. In fact, most lesson plans focus on teen angst and acting out without addressing this truly traumatic event.
The pilot is actually one of the greatest singers ever!
Simon begs to differ
Always liked Alan Arkin; would watch anything he was in. Remember him first in 'The Russians are Coming..' way back in the '60's (on UK tv). Saddened today to learn of his death. God speed Mr. Arkin.
I was told my my 3 uncles who served for 3 years overseas in ww11 that if your receive an order you do not agree with you are entitled to ask for that order to be in writing, no officer will do this, after all it might be a war crime investigation.
That happened in “Paths of Glory”.
RIP Buck Henry!
After eight yrs in the army including one tour in Nam, I have to say that this movie isn't nearly as crazy as you might think.
I've never seen Arkin so young lol. I gotta watch this film and read the book too of course.
Watch The Russians are Coming! Arkin speaks perfect Russian through the film. The irony in that film is Brian Keith is the Police Chief and speaks no Russian at all- Brian Keith was very fluent in Russian.
The book is a quick read and funny in places. But Yossarian just can't grasp the concept of profit. He doesn't understand what the war was all about. He really paints some of us in a negative light. Ask anyone who was there who survived, Yossarian was always a little off.
Among all the qualities of this film, i'm sure that Alan Arkin acting is one of the most underrated interpretion of the screen. Nichols chose him over Dustin Hoffman !!
I didn't knopw that. I think Dustin Hoffman would have made a Great Yosarian. Possibly better than Alan Arkin.
@@HoldenNY22 Better !!?; there's no room left even for such a genius as Hoffman ; Arkin directed a film called Little murders i want to see really bad, Jean Renoir said great things upon it.
A simple and yet very clever film! Yossarian is the only sane man in the entire USAF. Aardvark is perhaps the nuttiest - perfect material to command a bomber on daylight raids! I love this film.
at this time it was not the AF. It was the Army Air Corps, and my granddad reminds me of that each time we speak of our respective service times. (He was in the Air Corps for 3 years during WW2 and I was in the Air Force for 4 years 2012-2016)
USAAF
@@TN-jb4jk After 1944?
Rest in peace Mr Alan Arkin.
R.I.P indeed. One of the best.
I typed Catch 22 to have a look back at Yossarian and came across your message.
In memory of ... good memories.
R.I.P Charles!
I know a few soldiers in today's Army that would pull a "stunt" like that.
The theme of this movie is in the title phrase, which means being in an Impossible situation.
RIP Alan
How can ya just not love Charles Grodin.
....and if ROBERT DN would have seen that BEFORE doin MIDNIGHT RUN, he would have known CHARLES is NOT afraid to FLY!
@@ArielS62 😆
See you in the next life Charles
Any flak you may encounter will be purely deterrent in nature.
Charles Grodin had so many great moments.
R.I.P., Alan Arkin, from a former _"Coastal Guardian."_
The B-25 is my all-time favorite aircraft... the radial engine predecessor of the Warthog!
Milo Minderbinder and Martin Balsam are a riot together!
Alan Arkin is one of my favorite comedic actors. I just relate to him so much.
He says Where’s my Parachute? Then immediately, we got to turn back now! No Parachute! I’m not doing this without a parachute 🪂! What? Are you crazy? I’m not crazy! You’re Crazy!
This is my kind of humor. He reacts to every insane situation he gets placed in. Alan Arkin always makes me laugh!
This is what catch-22 series of 2019 missed. They made it kinda serious emotional when catch 22 is dark comedy.
Humorous parts of Catch-22 are occasionally so dark that you must decide to laugh at sheer absurdity of it.
If your parachute malfunctions while skydiving you have the rest of your life to fix it...
I was taught something similar one summer at a school I attended near Columbus, GA.
RIP Alan Arkin
R.I.P Mr Arkin
RIP Alan Arkin.
I don't say this very often but I loved the film far more than the novel.
I fear the new Catch-22 w/ Clooney is going to miss the genius of this movie and the book. I hope I'm proved wrong.
Dan Knows I wonder if it will be the same Clooney disaster like Solaris instead of the brilliant original film by Stanislaw Lem.
You were not wrong. I gave up on episode 4. The series is so bad and completely missed the tone of the book. Although the film captured 1/4 the book it got all the important bits and the tone is absolutely spot one. The film is a masterpiece of book adaptation.
@@AchtungEnglander They should have cast Henry Fonda, even if he was too old.
I have dim memories of finding this movie weird and entertaining, but being disappointed it wasn't as funny as MASH. I'll give it another try
It took me over 4 years to read Joseph Heller's classic book - not because it was difficult to read, or I am a slow reader. But because it was so brilliant, I wanted to savour every single word. In fact, I would only read one page a day as I wanted it to last as long as possible.
I remember that at first, I would read it on the bus to work every morning - but I had to stop doing that as I would burst out loud with laughter. [fellow passengers probably thought I was an escaped lunatic]. So instead, I would just sit there silently caressing my pillar-box red copy but never opening it until I was in bed at night.
I even took it on holidays with me - and tragically left it in the hotel one time so had to buy a new copy of the book. Indeed, I actually ended buying three new copies of the book as I lost another copy and lent a third copy to a friend, who never returned it. But I wasn't deterred and was determined to read this most iconic book.
And so it was. But after eventually finishing 'Catch 22' I felt empty and at a lose end. So, I went to my local bookstore to see what other Joseph Heller books they had. There I found Heller's 'Something Happened' - which was equally brilliant and laugh-out-loud hilarious.
I absolutely love Joseph Heller - and Catch 22 [and Something Happened for that matter] are two of my all-time favourite books. Catch 22 is an excellent film - but it can never capture the sheer comical genius of Heller's book.
Rest in Pace Alan Arkin
RIP Alan 😥😥
There are worse things than death, mainly a long uninspiring life. Wish we had more people who lived life rather than merely survive it.
So few get an opportunity to live life. We know Opportunity has habit of wearing overalls and smelling like work, but so do Scams and Failures.
FWIW: I was born in 1961. So many actors I grew up watching on TV and in movies, from back in the day, are gone now...😞
There's another hilarious moment in this scene. The main character sees smoke and yells "Fire!", but it's the other guy smoking. The way he screams is realistically funny,amazing acting.
Rip mr arkin!!!!
Yossorian....My fav character...😂😂😂😂😂
Extraordinarily good movie.
Charles Grodin what a ledgend
This movie was amazing. I would recommend to read the book first and you will have a greater appreciation of the genius of this movie.
Movie is good fun, but novel is just so much better as it can instead of only showing.
Daneeka (KIA) had it real bad.
I love this movie and book so much..
I have seen Catch 22 tote bags. The second printing displayed on them.
I think I look like Alan Arkin when he made this movie.
That’s Angelina Jolie’s dad
I had no idea the hulu show was a remake of an old Alan arkin movie. R.I.P. gonna have to watch this.
Seriously underrated movie... there are moments that are classic. The nurses changing the IV bottles... LMAO!!!!
The thing was - that buy on Cotton Milo got - didn't turn out that well - and he couldn't sell it. I guess the reason the Cotton was so cheap - was because the guys who had it couldn't sell it - but - they sold it to Milo.
So Milo in wanting to find a way to unload all that Cotton he can't sell and is trying to get Yossarian to eat Chocolate Cotton ...
One thing about WWII - was that there was a tremendous amount of stuff that was stolen by guys like Milo - and the Character Don Rickles plays in _Kelly's Heroes_ . Naples was really bad.
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A must read book.
Alan Arkin was smiling too much after 1:10. Maybe should have done a second take. Haha.
LMFAO!🤣
Jman
that older guy looks like the guy who was in "all quiet on the western front" but credits say it otherwise...
You’re thinking of Ernest Borgnine
Martin Balsam.
He played admiral Kimmel in "Tora Tora Tora! (1970)" and
the shrink in the original Twilight Zone series episode "The Time Element (1958)."
And to everyone else not having a parachute is not a problem.
Important ingredients for success in the military flying biz include alcoholism, psychotic detachment, and Arfy’s can-do attitude.
R.I.P Alan Arkin
Banging on the window 😂😂😂
“They’ve seen us.”
I would be like "Yea I dumped all those EGGS, could we fly by Milo on the way back, no particular reason just owe him a dozen eggs."
Great movie.
Probably the greatest anti-war movie ever made😉
These guys are so funny....
They're not funny! I've just seen the stage play of Catch 22 and I feel like I've been placed in a war zone. The humor is a necessary means of survival. Between all the laughs is death and disappearance. I don't mean to get heavy but the madness only exists to blackout the horror of loss and uncertainty.
Did anyone like the Hulu remake? I really didn’t like it. It followed the book more closely in some ways, but i feel like it completely changed the tone of both the book and the original film. It was more melodramatic than absurd. I didn’t finish it. Once I got to the plane crash while the were swimming, and it played it as a tragic scene rather than a comic one, I couldn’t keep going.
Alan Arkin RIP
Help The Bombadier
One of the funniest movies ever? Especially if you are a veteran.
IDK what this movie is but it looks hilarious!
Catch 22
I wouldn’t have hesitated to turn around had I discovered I had no parachute.
You'd have checked your parachute before takeoff, it's just a plot device 😉
A good movie?
I haven't watched it yet
Rumor I am spreading -the Coen brothers are going to remake this movie!
An awesome movie
“LISTEN I WOULD KILL IF I WERENT THINKING OF MY DAM PARACHUTE!”
I am sorry if I offended you.....I was only commenting on Alan Arkin's acting abilities.
Am I the only one who didn't realise Yossarian was Hooper from Jaws?!
Balsam and Voigt are terribly miscast. Cathcart's supposed to be handsome and preening, while Voigt's too handsome for Milo. Arkin's perfect for Yossarian, though.
I thought Voight was really good as Milo. Arkin's acting was terrible for like the first half of the film. Especially in this scene.
+Vassiliki Dimou +Christopher Zimny
I Thought They Were All Perfect Casts, Balsam WAS A Great Actor, And I Actually Envisioned Him In The Role Of Cathcart Before I Saw The Film, Same Thing With Voight
Bullshit. Arkin's was the best performance of the year in an impossible role to practically anyone.
@@Zimnyification You're crazy!
Arkin in this scene was awful
Humorous as it's shown here, grift in the military was a tragic truth, especially when firearms went missing to be sold on the black market.
Of course it depends on military and moment.
stupid movie clips fade out on the best line "better get ready to dump those eggs"
alright...alright, which one of ya bastards stole my parachute?
話は逸れるが、ジェームス・ジョーンズが62年に発表した「シンレッドライン」の主人公って、前年に自殺したヘミングウェイに少し重なると思わないか？
60年には、日本では『麦と兵隊』の火野葦平が自殺してる。日米反共ファシズム安保が発行してすぐのことだ。カミュも、ちょっと前にアルジェで事故死したな。
Where's My Parachute? - Catch-22 (3/10) Movie CLIP (1970) HD 1540pm 22.5.24 where is you rparachute? dunno... make sure you pack it yourself, eh? good luck!!! yeah... i, too, enjoyed alan arkin and his desire for the lady in the white frock - which is testament to the lack in most peoples' lives... though most men can relate to that kindda lacking... we can all dream, uh?
I'm the bombardier, RIP.
Funny movie!
RIP
Milo Mendebender... Elon Musk.
Is there any thing different between the two?
Ahhhhhhhhhhh
I like the book. This movie I guess is ok, but actors do not play very well. One of those "book is better ".