"I'm a virgin. I'm just not very good at it." Pat Proft's wife came up with that line during one of their early dates. It made him laugh so much that he knew he had to put it in a movie.
Everyone always talk about Sheen, but damn if Valeria Golino doesn't have amazing comedic timing and deadpan delivery. The piano scene alone makes me laugh every time, but the "Boy, I hope so" is always my favorite.
I love how you do these goofy flicks. It’s great, but I agree with your assessment, and I always love the honesty. At age 11, it’s amazingly funny and seeing adults just be goofy is refreshing. There are a lot of great lines they I died laughing at when I was young, but I do recall for some reason just losing it when Deadmeat gets plowed by the Ambulance “Wendy, I can fly!” As a fake dummy flies through the air. It was so dumb and random, but somehow perfect. Sometimes you gotta just be silly in life and enjoy it.
I think you missed the joke with the indian chief wanting batteries. They both were saying the names of some of the Jackson kids. Latoya, Tito, Jermaine.
The singing on the piano bit is a parody of The Fabulous Baker Boys with Michelle Pfeiffer. The food sex scene was is a parody on 91/2 Weeks. The "bogie at 6 o'clock" was a Humphrey Bogart lookalike. Latoya, Tito, Jermaine (Jacksons).
I actually got a muscle ache in my abdomen laughing at the funeral scene. The film starts out a bit slower than Naked Gun and Airplane, but it’s sooooo worth it.
Best Quote "Uh, We're Landing, do you want to get out of the way." A real Navy Pilot said the same thing about Cougar landing and then not getting out of the way so Maverick could land his plane on the Carrier.
When you asked, “who the hell is that guy?” after they said, “Bogey at 12 o’clock”- it was a Humphrey Bogart lookalike. The actor was affectionately referred to as Bogey. Also, I can’t remember if you watched all the credits to Airplane, but they are just as ridiculous and include an after-credits scene.
25:06 ~"we got a Boggie at 12:00 " They show a man and you ask " who is this? " That is an actor named Humphrey Bogart. He was referred to as Boggie sometimes.
Awesome is perhaps pushing it. Good would be a stretch. It's not that its bad, it's more that it got 'Hollywood'ised. Hitchhikers guide doesn't have a 'bad guy' or love interest, no good vs evil. The source material is by far one of the best stories i've ever read and the 1981 BBC tv series was also a fantastic adaptation. But almost as soon as Douglas Adams (The author) died, Hollywood bought and butchered something that was once a masterful piece of art. Unfortunately it wasn't the first and most certainly won't be the last (RIP World War Z)
Umm wtf?? The movie actually sucked so bad, that they never even considered to make a sequel! The *books* on the other hand, are literally the best that the sci-fi comedy genre has to offer!
That's basically what i said. While the movie sucked worse than a splinter under your toenail (Or a papercut between your fingers) it's not the worst movie i've seen IF you consider it not at all related to the books. I was just trying to ease them into realisation instead slapping them with the cold hard facts
@@jaakumitsukai8682 Jeez, sorry for actually liking the movie guys...am I going to get dissed for being a fan of David Bowie next??!!Though I have to admit that my opinion of the movie might be biased because of Alan Rickman and his role in it.. On the other hand you’ve both read the book, I haven’t, but I do know that I hate the Twilight films because I’ve read the books.
@@ninachr sam rockwell is always pure awesome to watch.. and even though i read the books i could still enjoy it as a movie.. you can never compare a book to a movie.. all the details in the book would make the movie days long.. clearly not what most people would watch.. so yeah.. people who argue book vs movie start out with an unfair set of rules..
If you served in the navy you'll understand some of the inside jokes that a lot of people miss or don't find as funny. The joke about the guy changing the light bulb is particularly funny if you know all.the ridiculous safety precautions we have to take😆
They did indeed do a fair amount of real flying shots, though not as many as were in Top Gun. The jets used were mostly Folland Gnats, an old British jet that the Red Arrows used to fly. Also used were a couple of BAE Hawks (the current Red Arrows planes), and F5 Tigers (also used in Top Gun as the bad guy planes). The rest of the shots were done with miniatures. And yes, all the Zucker/Abrahams films have jokes in the credits! I guess you'll have to rewatch 'em all 😉
Weird fun fact, if you like the early 90's Batman: The Animated Series, the old villain in this movie is played by Efrem Zimbalist Jr, who voiced Alfred!
shit, I was just watching this not too long ago. that damn dog kept getting me. I feel like the sequel to this was even funnier and definitely one of my favorite comedies of all time
Great reaction mate. I'm a big fan of 'Hot Shots!', but I love the sequel 'Hot Shots: Part Deux' so I'm looking forward to you catching that one after you've done 'Rambo: First Blood' if you haven't already. Obviously if you don't die laughing at Part Deux then I'll be super salty, but that goes without saying xD
I was working at a movie theater when it came out...it was HUUUUUGE with crazy long lines and sold out shows. Naked Gun was such a phenomenon, EVERYONE wanted to see Hotshots. I think I saw it like 6 times in the theater lol
I been waiting for this reaction the moment i found your channel ^_^. Thank You! Hope you can go ahead with the Sequel of Hot Shots > Hot Shots: Part Deux ALSO - Had the BIGGEST crush for Valeria Golino, who plays the Therapist.
That "Hammerman" edit with the "DIC" took me back 25 years. Thank you for the memories. Also the two main stars of Two and a Half Men are in this movie together! Did not notice that before.
Hey man, been watching your channel for a short time now, and just wanted to communicate my appreciation for your work. Keep it up and I hope your acting career is fulfilling.
Hammerman, wow, nice pull. The cancelled runway "3030 something" is a reference to the TV series "Thirtysomething" which ran from 1987-1991, ending just before this movie came out.
Many of the plane scenes in the wide shots were in fact real jets, some of them are trainer jets but they really filmed them. Then alot of the more goofy shots were of course miniatures.
Mellow - have you ever seen the 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie? If not, I'd love to see you react to that. I still think it's one of the best comic book movies ever made, and still holds up. Very well done, and very heartfelt as well. Just the first one...after that, it went off the rails lol
@@nitrokid That's the 3rd...just horrible! Jim Henson Studios did the suits/animatronics for the first 2, and the costumes look great, and the actors inside are really good. The 3rd was done by The Chiodo Bros. (Killer Klowns)...and they just look like plastic robot hell. The first one is also shot very nicely...dark and gritty, which makes the costumes look more realistic.
@@Camuska Absolutely. 2 is fun, but obviously more for kids & more silly...3 is just trash. I was just numb when I walked out of that theater....lol. If you ever watch 3 again - Keep an eye on the Casey Jones scenes. Notice it's ALWAYS a single...and any time you see him over the shoulder, it's a stand-in. They just had him come in really quick for 1 day and shoot all his scenes alone lol
I first saw this movie as a teen in the mid-90s and have loved it ever since. I totally agree it sort of works as it's own movie, I mean I've never actually seen 'Top Gun'.
The dialogues and situational comedy are just hysterical. Ended up crying 🤣. I'd love to see parodies like this now but we would need good base material for that (come on Hollywood: Titanic, Interstellar, Deadpool, The martian... Plenty of fun stuff).
I freaking miss parodies like this. Not the cheapo ones, give it a budget and stars. Please put Doug Walker’s (Nostalgia Critic/Chanel Awesome) video essay on the death of parody in your Watch Later list. And try to squeeze in Mafia!. It’s not as bad as people say.
I actually saw this in theaters when I was a kid. God it cracked me up. I couldn't breathe. Especially every time Lloyd Bridges said much of anything. The guy was so freaking funny. But, I do agree, it's not quite up there with Naked Gun or Airplane!, which are two of the funniest ones you'll ever see.
Hot Shots 1 and 2 (and the Naked Gun movies and Top Secret and Airplane) shaped my sense of humor more than anything else when I was a kid. My mother took me to see this one when I was about seven or eight years old. She thought it was too dirty for me, but I found it to be so hilarious. When the sequel came out, me and my dad rented it and watched it, and we both haven’t laughed as hard or as often at any other comedy. I just love how there is a joke in almost every shot, and some of the jokes are so stupid that you laugh at them anyway because how absurd they are.
Does that crazy Admiral with all of the injuries look familiar? That’s Lloyd Bridges. He was in Airplane! as McCroskey. Fun fact: he’s Jeff Bridges’ father.
It probably would have helped, if you had seen, "Dances With Wolves", though that's almost a four hour movie. When he was speaking with the chief, he was listing off members of the Jackson 5. I am happy you recognized Bill Laimbeer.
"doin' all that to change a light bulb" The MSDS sheet for 'tap water' says every person that comes into contact with 'tap water' is to wear a lab coat and safety goggles every time they come into contact with 'tap water'. You'd be surprised what passed as a joke back then to what things are like now.
The name Topper was later used in World of Warcraft. An old homeless veteran called Topper McNabb named after Topper from Hotshots 1 and 2 and the SAS trooper and author of the book Book and Film Bravo Two Zero.
AFFF STA is Aqueous Film Forming Foam STAtion. These are all over aircraft carriers and flight decks on smaller ships. It’s the main aircraft firefighting solution. When mixed with water it creates a blanket of foam that will smother a fire.
Looking forward to you checking out "Part Deux." Also, not sure if you've seen it but "National Lampoon's Loaded Weapon 1" is also a fun comedy spoof worth checking out, especially if you like Lethal Weapon
"I'm a virgin. I'm just not very good at it." Pat Proft's wife came up with that line during one of their early dates. It made him laugh so much that he knew he had to put it in a movie.
I still don’t get it!
@@patinho5589 I take it as it means she slept around a lot. That's why she's not very good at being a virgin.
@@patinho5589It means she's not a virgin lol.
You need to see the sequel, now, but only after watching the first three Rambo movies.
He hasn't seen Rambo? What the what!!
Thats The Plan
@@HelloMellowXVI Oh man. You will love em. So good.
Oooh the Rambo movies!!!
@@HelloMellowXVI there's also a reference to the Van Damme film the kickboxer so you might want to watch that too
The movie that started the scene in front of the fridge with food was 9 1/2 weeks.
Yup...that movie was a much watched movie for a hot minute.
@@nemesisfc2 Also the Japanese flick Tampopo got some play over here
Hot Shots and Naked Gun movies are some of the greatest comedies ever made. Parody movies around this time where pure gold 🤣
Everyone always talk about Sheen, but damn if Valeria Golino doesn't have amazing comedic timing and deadpan delivery. The piano scene alone makes me laugh every time, but the "Boy, I hope so" is always my favorite.
Crazy that she didn't get more movies in the US
*Laughing his ass off the whole movie*
"Yeah y'all, this just wasn't my type of comedy...."
Then what's the point laughing his ass off?
I know it probably wont get alot of votes but I want to toss in as a future reaction Killer Klowns from Outer Space
I vote yes! 😃
I second that!
An old favorite of mine
Damn yesh! That one is a great, silly horror comedy classic. Wasn't it done by two brothers who played the ice-cream guys in it?
@@commanderkruge I think they based the ice cream guys after some guys they knew, but they didn't play the parts themselves
The "Bogey at 6 o'clock" joke was a reference to classic actor Humphrey Bogart (lookalike in the trench coat)
Came to the comments just to make sure someone told him. Well done.
Same here!😊
Nicknamed Bogey.
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Whats Your Favorite Line From This Movie?
*crash "MY EYES!!*
React to- Whats Eating Gilbert Grape?
Im still stoked at how much you like Carpenter's stuff!
I love how you do these goofy flicks. It’s great, but I agree with your assessment, and I always love the honesty. At age 11, it’s amazingly funny and seeing adults just be goofy is refreshing. There are a lot of great lines they I died laughing at when I was young, but I do recall for some reason just losing it when Deadmeat gets plowed by the Ambulance “Wendy, I can fly!” As a fake dummy flies through the air. It was so dumb and random, but somehow perfect. Sometimes you gotta just be silly in life and enjoy it.
"Nurse check his penis is it longer than mine!?"
"No doctor!"
"Good"
I think you missed the joke with the indian chief wanting batteries. They both were saying the names of some of the Jackson kids. Latoya, Tito, Jermaine.
I mentioned Jermaine
But was it "germaine" to the conversation? Ha ha, I just made that up.
The singing on the piano bit is a parody of The Fabulous Baker Boys with Michelle Pfeiffer.
The food sex scene was is a parody on 91/2 Weeks.
The "bogie at 6 o'clock" was a Humphrey Bogart lookalike.
Latoya, Tito, Jermaine (Jacksons).
Thirtysomething has been cancelled.
I actually got a muscle ache in my abdomen laughing at the funeral scene. The film starts out a bit slower than Naked Gun and Airplane, but it’s sooooo worth it.
Ryan Stiles from Whose Line plays Cary Ewles’ dad, Mail Man. Dude is too funny.
Strangely he's in the second movie as an entirely different character
Mail Man is the dad of Cary Elwes’ character
@@brendanoconnor1550 awww dang it. You’re right. I’ll fix it 😂
It’s cannon now,
Mellow was a 90’s kid
Dude I'm dying watching this again, I miss movies that just make you bust your gut laughing!
Lloyd Bridges was such a national treasure, definitely missed!
My parents took my brother and me to the theater when this came out
Best Quote "Uh, We're Landing, do you want to get out of the way." A real Navy Pilot said the same thing about Cougar landing and then not getting out of the way so Maverick could land his plane on the Carrier.
When you asked, “who the hell is that guy?” after they said, “Bogey at 12 o’clock”- it was a Humphrey Bogart lookalike. The actor was affectionately referred to as Bogey.
Also, I can’t remember if you watched all the credits to Airplane, but they are just as ridiculous and include an after-credits scene.
25:06 ~"we got a Boggie at 12:00 "
They show a man and you ask " who is this? "
That is an actor named Humphrey Bogart. He was referred to as Boggie sometimes.
Happy to see this one up. If you haven't seen it, I highly recommend Ferris Beullers Day Off. It's my favorite movie of all time.
Don’t know if you’ve seen it, but Hitchiker’s guide to the galaxy is awsome..
Awesome is perhaps pushing it. Good would be a stretch. It's not that its bad, it's more that it got 'Hollywood'ised.
Hitchhikers guide doesn't have a 'bad guy' or love interest, no good vs evil. The source material is by far one of the best stories i've ever read and the 1981 BBC tv series was also a fantastic adaptation.
But almost as soon as Douglas Adams (The author) died, Hollywood bought and butchered something that was once a masterful piece of art. Unfortunately it wasn't the first and most certainly won't be the last (RIP World War Z)
Umm wtf?? The movie actually sucked so bad, that they never even considered to make a sequel! The *books* on the other hand, are literally the best that the sci-fi comedy genre has to offer!
That's basically what i said.
While the movie sucked worse than a splinter under your toenail (Or a papercut between your fingers) it's not the worst movie i've seen IF you consider it not at all related to the books.
I was just trying to ease them into realisation instead slapping them with the cold hard facts
@@jaakumitsukai8682 Jeez, sorry for actually liking the movie guys...am I going to get dissed for being a fan of David Bowie next??!!Though I have to admit that my opinion of the movie might be biased because of Alan Rickman and his role in it..
On the other hand you’ve both read the book, I haven’t, but I do know that I hate the Twilight films because I’ve read the books.
@@ninachr sam rockwell is always pure awesome to watch.. and even though i read the books i could still enjoy it as a movie.. you can never compare a book to a movie.. all the details in the book would make the movie days long.. clearly not what most people would watch.. so yeah.. people who argue book vs movie start out with an unfair set of rules..
I love that Lloyd Bridges and Leslie Nielsen became hardcore comic actors in the second half of their career
Yes, Charlie Sheen really does play piano.
Hot Shots Part Deux! DOOO IIIIT.
One of my favorite comedys the second one is even better
Truth.
OMG... I forgot about that Hammerman cartoon. The '90s were the best.
If you served in the navy you'll understand some of the inside jokes that a lot of people miss or don't find as funny. The joke about the guy changing the light bulb is particularly funny if you know all.the ridiculous safety precautions we have to take😆
Who can forget having to wear giant rubber gloves with leather shells just to use a buffer
And all that FOD in the cockpit at the beginning.
They did indeed do a fair amount of real flying shots, though not as many as were in Top Gun. The jets used were mostly Folland Gnats, an old British jet that the Red Arrows used to fly. Also used were a couple of BAE Hawks (the current Red Arrows planes), and F5 Tigers (also used in Top Gun as the bad guy planes). The rest of the shots were done with miniatures.
And yes, all the Zucker/Abrahams films have jokes in the credits! I guess you'll have to rewatch 'em all 😉
They also used some footage from Flight of the Intruder, released on the same year of Hot Shots
Weird fun fact, if you like the early 90's Batman: The Animated Series, the old villain in this movie is played by Efrem Zimbalist Jr, who voiced Alfred!
The Naked Gun put some joke texts within the end credits too.
shit, I was just watching this not too long ago. that damn dog kept getting me. I feel like the sequel to this was even funnier and definitely one of my favorite comedies of all time
You have such a vibrant personality & light in your smile & words, it make these reactions so much more fun & immersive to watch!!! Thank you :)
Thank you so much 🤗 I Really Appreciate That
This was fast 😂 Just yesterday I watched your Top Gun reaction, and here we are, just like we wanted 👍
Finally, a reactor actually watched the closing credits to one of these movies!
I love that you put up Hot Shots right after Top Gun 😂
I never understood it, but I love the constant Chihuahua joke.
If you don't understand it, then you do understand it.
Part Deux is the better Hot Shots movie.
Great reaction mate. I'm a big fan of 'Hot Shots!', but I love the sequel 'Hot Shots: Part Deux' so I'm looking forward to you catching that one after you've done 'Rambo: First Blood' if you haven't already.
Obviously if you don't die laughing at Part Deux then I'll be super salty, but that goes without saying xD
Ahh great move Lloyd Bridges fantastic hopefully he’s watching from above
10:33 "thirtysomething" was a TV series from 1987-91. The gag here is "thirtysomething has been canceled."
I was working at a movie theater when it came out...it was HUUUUUGE with crazy long lines and sold out shows. Naked Gun was such a phenomenon, EVERYONE wanted to see Hotshots. I think I saw it like 6 times in the theater lol
I would have loved to have seen the Naked Gun trilogy and Hot Shots 1 & 2 in theaters.
I been waiting for this reaction the moment i found your channel ^_^.
Thank You! Hope you can go ahead with the Sequel of Hot Shots > Hot Shots: Part Deux
ALSO - Had the BIGGEST crush for Valeria Golino, who plays the Therapist.
Well I Hoped You Enjoyed It Buddy!
LOL, I haven't even watched yet and started cracking up at your reaction!
That "Hammerman" edit with the "DIC" took me back 25 years. Thank you for the memories.
Also the two main stars of Two and a Half Men are in this movie together! Did not notice that before.
Hey man, been watching your channel for a short time now, and just wanted to communicate my appreciation for your work. Keep it up and I hope your acting career is fulfilling.
Thank You So Much
I admit, i am old enough to have seen this in theaters lol.
HOT SHOTS IS A GAWD DAMN KLASSIK.
SCARLETT OHARA WAS A GORGEOUS CREATURE. A TRUE GODDESS ON SCREEN.
Now that you mention Scarlett O'Hara, I think Mellow is a black, Clarke Gable lookalike
@@slowswimmer9169 I agree with half of that comment.
Man I hadn't watched this in YEARS but it's still so funny. Thanks for reacting!
This is where it's at - comedy reactions are the most fun to watch.
Can’t wait for a few dollars more!!!
It’s my favorite of the 3
I believe it was Airplane that started the spoof category
Hammerman, wow, nice pull. The cancelled runway "3030 something" is a reference to the TV series "Thirtysomething" which ran from 1987-1991, ending just before this movie came out.
love that all the planes say "THE NAVY"
Not sure why, but the first time I saw this film, I probably laughed the loudest at the Humphrey Bogart moment.
Many of the plane scenes in the wide shots were in fact real jets, some of them are trainer jets but they really filmed them. Then alot of the more goofy shots were of course miniatures.
Down Periscope is another great military parody
You need to review "Loaded Weapon 1" next. It's a forgotten gem among 1990s parody films.
Mellow - have you ever seen the 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie? If not, I'd love to see you react to that. I still think it's one of the best comic book movies ever made, and still holds up. Very well done, and very heartfelt as well. Just the first one...after that, it went off the rails lol
I remember the one when they time travelled to ancient Japan. Which one was that?
@@nitrokid That's the 3rd...just horrible! Jim Henson Studios did the suits/animatronics for the first 2, and the costumes look great, and the actors inside are really good. The 3rd was done by The Chiodo Bros. (Killer Klowns)...and they just look like plastic robot hell. The first one is also shot very nicely...dark and gritty, which makes the costumes look more realistic.
1st one is the best TMNT thing on a screen. And I still love the other two even if they're not as good
@@Camuska Absolutely. 2 is fun, but obviously more for kids & more silly...3 is just trash. I was just numb when I walked out of that theater....lol. If you ever watch 3 again - Keep an eye on the Casey Jones scenes. Notice it's ALWAYS a single...and any time you see him over the shoulder, it's a stand-in. They just had him come in really quick for 1 day and shoot all his scenes alone lol
"I thought I saw Elvis." "Let it go Topper, the King is dead."
Watch Wall Street as well before part deux. Trust me ;)
I like how you attempt to make sense of the visual humor. Plus you have that Billy Dee Williams quality to your voice.
I first saw this movie as a teen in the mid-90s and have loved it ever since. I totally agree it sort of works as it's own movie, I mean I've never actually seen 'Top Gun'.
The dialogues and situational comedy are just hysterical. Ended up crying 🤣. I'd love to see parodies like this now but we would need good base material for that (come on Hollywood: Titanic, Interstellar, Deadpool, The martian... Plenty of fun stuff).
I freaking miss parodies like this. Not the cheapo ones, give it a budget and stars. Please put Doug Walker’s (Nostalgia Critic/Chanel Awesome) video essay on the death of parody in your Watch Later list.
And try to squeeze in Mafia!. It’s not as bad as people say.
The "30...30-something" joke is a reference to a popular TV show called Thirtysomething, which was cancelled shortly before this movie came out.
I actually saw this in theaters when I was a kid. God it cracked me up. I couldn't breathe. Especially every time Lloyd Bridges said much of anything. The guy was so freaking funny. But, I do agree, it's not quite up there with Naked Gun or Airplane!, which are two of the funniest ones you'll ever see.
Dude all I gotta say is I respect the hustle with these movie reactions. Always a pleasure to watch!!
Hot Shots 1 and 2 (and the Naked Gun movies and Top Secret and Airplane) shaped my sense of humor more than anything else when I was a kid. My mother took me to see this one when I was about seven or eight years old. She thought it was too dirty for me, but I found it to be so hilarious. When the sequel came out, me and my dad rented it and watched it, and we both haven’t laughed as hard or as often at any other comedy. I just love how there is a joke in almost every shot, and some of the jokes are so stupid that you laugh at them anyway because how absurd they are.
I went to subscribe and legit forgot i already subscribed😂😂😂 keep up the great work mellow i love your videos
The scene with singing on the piano is from "The Fabulous Baker Boys."
Love Your reaction ! Can't wait for part 2 !
God, Lloyd Bridges just kills it in this movie - and the second one. His character has moved on and will be the president in that one.
Love The Bully soundtrack featured at the beginning of this video
Yayyy. Thank you so much for watching a movie I recommended to you. That's awesome ☺️
Does that crazy Admiral with all of the injuries look familiar? That’s Lloyd Bridges. He was in Airplane! as McCroskey.
Fun fact: he’s Jeff Bridges’ father.
I had just finished a tour of duty on the USS Wisconsin (battleship) when I first saw this movie.
One year later? I'm on an aircraft carrier.
9 and a Half Weeks was the movie parodied in the fridge and food scene.
My favorite line in the whole movie most people miss. "There is a God..... You're French aren't ya?"
The bogey at twelve o'clock is a reference to humphrey bogart, from the movie Casablanca
The 30 30 something joke was about a TV show that was called Thirty Something. It ran from 1987-1991
It probably would have helped, if you had seen, "Dances With Wolves", though that's almost a four hour movie. When he was speaking with the chief, he was listing off members of the Jackson 5. I am happy you recognized Bill Laimbeer.
FYI Valeria Golino was once voted hottest belly-button in Cinema . true story
The dog gag is so damn funny...
17:00 dude got so many death flags he's communicating in semaphore
The scene she is in the red dress on the piano is from The Fabulous Baker Boys.
"doin' all that to change a light bulb"
The MSDS sheet for 'tap water' says every person that comes into contact with 'tap water' is to wear a lab coat and safety goggles every time they come into contact with 'tap water'.
You'd be surprised what passed as a joke back then to what things are like now.
The Bogie joke was a reference to Humphrey Bogart. Or "Bogie" as he was called for short.
The name Topper was later used in World of Warcraft. An old homeless veteran called Topper McNabb named after Topper from Hotshots 1 and 2 and the SAS trooper and author of the book Book and Film Bravo Two Zero.
I like the Hot shots 2 more than this first one. The squel movie is a parody to Rambo II and Rambo III. movie... and I think it is hilarious. :D
"Roy... Roy!"
AFFF STA is Aqueous Film Forming Foam STAtion. These are all over aircraft carriers and flight decks on smaller ships. It’s the main aircraft firefighting solution. When mixed with water it creates a blanket of foam that will smother a fire.
"That's why you need to zip up ya _pockets."_
And keep the _cockpit_ picked up.
Looking forward to you checking out "Part Deux." Also, not sure if you've seen it but "National Lampoon's Loaded Weapon 1" is also a fun comedy spoof worth checking out, especially if you like Lethal Weapon
When watching movies like these, it's almost mandatory to smoke a joint right before it begins.
I personally won't recommend that.
You'll laugh so hard at the wrong scene, then proceed to miss most of the jokes.
Ryan Styles who plays MailMan (the one who get shot and eaten) is also in 2 and a half men
10:35 - Thirty-Something was a show in the early 90s. It was the This is Us of its time.
28:36 In french, cotton candy is called "barbe à papa" or "daddy's beard"
That Anchorman shirt is fire, though!
15:30 - How do you like your eggs in the morning?
- Unfertilized!
Most of this movie was produced before the first Gulf War broke out, when it did, they went back and added the scene with Sadam at the last minute.