@HonkHonkler What are you talking about? Should I have said “slouched in his seat” to make it more clear? Clearly the only thing that’s horrific is what you’re projecting from your own mind.
@@NijimaSan No, sir, that's a pathetic excuse and you know it. The joke is horrific, it's out in the open. If you're gonna gas-light, get better at it. The film is very clear about the joke without having to openly say it. You're gross and so is this joke.
This movie was revolutionary. It came at you with the jokes so fast and hard it was easy to miss some. I've seen this movie a hundred times and still find little things in the background to make me laugh.
Honestly, you can probably do this for almost every joke in the film. The funniest, for me (someone who is 69) is the white-haired old lady speaking "jive". But the funniest aspect of it is the actress, Barbara Billingsly, played the mother, June Cleaver, in 1957 - 1963's "Leave it to Beaver" TV show.
I was 15 when “Airplane” came out and it seemed like everyone saw it. I had to see the movie in the theater 3 times because the audience was laughing so hard that it drowned out a lot of the dialogue. In 1982 I had a high school history teacher who looked (and dressed) almost exactly like Barbara Billingsley, and on the first day of class she told the class, in very serious English accent, that she couldn’t speak jive, so don’t bother asking her to.
"On the belt line of the automatic pilot there is a hollow tube. That is the manual inflation nozzle. Pull it out and blow on it." A moment later the doctor walks back in, pivots and leaves. Pricelless!
So. In college I would get my coffee from a place close to campus. They hired new morning staff almost every semester. I got in the habit of telling the newbies when they first asked me my order that I liked my coffee like I liked my men: tall, Black, and hot. Funny how they always remembered my order. 😂
To this day I consider this top 5 jokes ever written in a film. It is a rare thing that something gets even funnier because of the changes in society. By today's Hollywood and society, they could nevereverever put this in a movie. There are so many tribes of who's who that would come out in fake outrage and that is why it is so brilliant. The joke was incredibly funny then. But today it highlights how overly and ridiculously sensitive we have become as a society, and how easily emotionally triggered and soft the generations born after the generation this movie was released to have increasingly gotten. To whoever wrote this joke, "YOU are a legend." signed - Random Black Guy
This is the ONE joke in the film I despise. It's gross, borderline Pedo and race-mixing/that BNWO trash. Don't know why they had to give it to a little girl. That says a lot about you.
I'd also mention "you lost your funny dog poo" from Top Secret, and ”Everything about you reminds me of you…except you.” from A night at the opera, "The sheriff is a n* "dongggg" " from Blazzing saddles, and "What a filthy job - it could be worse -how -it could be raining" from Young Frankenstein
@@DerKantenmaler for me too. Most people praise the girl's delivery,(understandably). But for me, the boy's final facial expression is what makes the scene.
As a 45 year old male, I quote this film every time someone asks me if I want milk in my tea or coffee. Unlike some in this video I have a fucking sense of humour. 😅
This is the ONE joke in the film I despise. It's gross, borderline Pedo and race-mixing/that BNWO trash. Don't know why they had to give it to a little girl.
I've blocked at least three of these reactors because of that, or how they respond by repeating the line and asking 'what?' Seems like surreal humour isn't something most millennials can understand.
That’s the problem with reactions in general. Quiet moments aren’t put on screen merely to fill time, they contain sometimes information that is crucial to the whole movie. Unfortunately many, maybe most, reactors think this is the time when they can talk instead of listening. And man, you get more than two reactors in one video, just click it off. With a movie like Airplane! literally every minute contains at least one joke. There’s just no time to talk.
and how we still are as Gen Xers. This shows how most of the younger generations want to laugh at the best humor, but are so weak by getting offended at every little thing because as a group, they have bought into PC environment. On top of that, they get offended by jokes about groups they aren't even a part of. To them I say listen up: You cannot be more offended than a group you are not even in that does not share your offenders. PC is nothing more than censorship disguised as good manners. Stalin and Hitler would have loved PC people. Lol
@@orangeandblackattack I'd say channels like this show that the average person still enjoys humor like this, but for some reason, the media and larger companies choose to listen to the small, but loud groups on social media that claim it as "offensive."
Watching their videos is really like sitting down with them watching a film arguments and everything they are very genuine and Hannah has me rolling she's very funny.
AIRPLANE is a complete remake and humorization of a classic black and white movie named ZERO HOUR! There is a RUclips posting of the two movies side by side! I did not make the video, but it gives you the foundation of this COMEDY CLASSIC!! Shiiiit (GOLLY)
Welcome to 1980! A time when there was no political correctness, no apologies for sex jokes, toilet humor, and little kids expressing adult themes (sometimes). It's interesting to see the reactions of people under the age of 50 watching this stuff.
The US has had political correctness in movies since at least the Hays Code (roughly 1930 to 1970). It was replaced by the Motion Picture Association ratings system. Television broadcasts had to comply with FCC standards, and still do. The internet, which is broadly unregulated, has expanded the options of media distribution so that very little gets censored prior to distribution. Individual people and organizations raise their voices against objectionable content that would previously have been blocked by the ratings system and FCC.
Many people know this, the screen play for airplane was an existing black and white movie called "zero hour". Many of the lines were just very cheesy lines from the original that they put a small spin on, so "flying an airplane is just like riding a bike: you never forget" becomes "flying an airplane is just like riding a bike, it's just harder to stick a baseball card in the spokes." All the "surely, you can't be serious" lines were in the original, they just added the "and don't call me Shirley." I believe this exchange was in the original, I don't think it was kids, but the lines are the same, minus the "like my men". I think the genius of the joke is that you see the joke being set up, you know something is coming, but you never expect that punchline. The "ham on 5, hold the mayo" joke is similar. The punchline was set up so perfectly that you don't expect it at all until you hear it.
The other fun reference to the original movie is that despite this being a 747, there is a constant sound of propellers in the background because the original was on something like a DC3
I remember watching this movie when it first came out, it's a hilarious classic! ! ! Writing and acting second to none! But this is definitely one of the most memorable scenes! ! ! Thanks for the memories! ! !
Saw this in theaters. Everyone laughed so hard that we missed much of it and had to watch it again. Nostalgic. Back when people had a sense of humor. Today? Half the viewers are offended as soon as they see a kid drinking coffee 🙄
No it's gross. But you can laugh and out yourself to the only a weirdos laughing at the generic sexual/race joke. but using kids. This scene is the one black mark against the film for me, love it, but this joke didn't need kids telling it. Not opposed to the "black never go back" joke everyone is getting it in the film, but WHY KIDS!? From when I first saw this saw to this day, I still hate this joke.
@@HonkHonkler It's not gross. YOU think it's gross. Okay, fair. I respect your right to feel about it the way you do. But your feelings don't make what you think "right."
When I was young, I was a counsellor in a very rich Jewish summer camp in Connecticut. I am British by the way. The first day I was there, I was asked "Cream in your coffee?" I answered "No, not recently". Apparently that was not what the waitress expected and everyone burst into laughter. But I took it literally, and no I have never creamed in my coffee.
Airplane!! such a classic movie you will never see another movie like this. The little girl coffee part actually comes from a movie in the 30's or 40's of a man and woman on a plane he offers her coffee.
First Time Watching, You are doing MAJOR cultural good to our society with the many historic and comical movie episodes that you produce. Humor, whatever else, you are doing such a revelation of knowledge and social sharing of better times!!
Air travel was a semi-formal occasion. Going to the theater, going downtown to the finer shops, going to school, people dressed better than they did to play baseball.
Based on a scene in the 1958 film Crash Landing starring Gary Merrill and Nancy Davis (Reagan). The plot of the film was based on the real life Pan Am Flight 6 incident.
As someone that saw this in the theater, its hard to believe those two kids are in their mid-50s today. That makes me... oh damn.
I understand I’m there myself
Me too. Jeez.
Maybe not. They could be dead.
I wonder if she is still taking her coffee black like her men?
@@jmo8934 What a braindead comment do some research to know both are alive.
That little girl delivered that line with perfect timing.
Best reaction line: "Well dressed children make me nervous".
Well-dressed kids are either ghosts, proselytizers, or ghost proselytizers.
Very true.
@@michaelccozens Or have parents who taught them manners. As opposed to some kids with trousers sagging around heir knees. That makes me nervous!
No, it was quite a prejudiced comment.
43 years ago well formally dressed kids were not that uncommon how times have changed
I don't know what is more funny the girl with the line or the boy's face after she said it 😂
I honestly think it's the combination of her excellent comedic delivery of that line and the boy's stunned reaction. It's just too hilarious 😂
Equally lol
The delivery of that girl actress was pure perfection.
Rivaled only by the look on the boy's face.
@@JediPhoenix1976the look on the boys face is what made the joke.
@@darrenbryant9253
Her delivery was funny af though. 😂😂😂
It's how the little girl's response was so nonchalant, that's what you made it funnier
Fr, I don't think she understood that line until her later years. Which is why make her delivery so funny
@@iurearaujo8397 exactly
@@iurearaujo8397and his reaction
He looks just like a little(r) Rick Moranis.
@@iurearaujo8397 Bullpee, she knew exactly what she was saying. These Beckey's know what they want, even at that age.
Those kids only had one scene, and it was one of the best.
If I remember correctly, and I probably don't, they had a whole storyline they put in the TV version, and I think it is in the deleted scenes
The little boy checks out the little girl as she walks by in the plane-boarding sequence.
The boy was also shown reading the "Nun's Life" magazine, IIRC.
@@stevenberliner7964 Wrong boy.
Horrific. Still hate it.
Four decades later and I still can't describe how I like my coffee without giggling.
The girl's deadpan is brilliant and the boys reaction afterwards is priceless 😂
That boy’s reaction was priceless. He didn’t move, yet you could see he shrunk in his seat. 😂
That's horrific. WTF is wrong with you people?
@HonkHonkler What are you talking about? Should I have said “slouched in his seat” to make it more clear? Clearly the only thing that’s horrific is what you’re projecting from your own mind.
@@NijimaSan No, sir, that's a pathetic excuse and you know it. The joke is horrific, it's out in the open. If you're gonna gas-light, get better at it. The film is very clear about the joke without having to openly say it. You're gross and so is this joke.
@@HonkHonkler lol what.
Friend zone
3:48 Even the kitten was shook 😂
80's was a whole different vibe
Technically late 70s since it came out in 1980. The whole style was late 70s.
a very jewish vibe
80's was a healthy vibe...not like today scary shitting....I miss the 80's so much
@@BergFinkleSteinwtf🥳🥳🤮
I love the way the black hubby looked shocked then immediately glanced sideways at his wife to see her reaction. Like Will Smith and Jada lol
HUH....THE BOY WAS WHITE
@@cutiepie6796 HUH...THE MAN REACTING TO THE VIDEO. Can you read English? The man with the wife with the scary laugh.
@@cutiepie6796they're probably referring to 5:12 this couple
her delivery is perfection.
Two reactions. Either shock followed by nervous laughter or immediate laughter followed by acknowledgement of how messed up that joke is. Lol
My fav scene in the whole show. Love the boys facial expression. Great to see this!
Telling, gross.
Was the little boy played by a young David Duke or Donald Trump?
@@Nomad-vv1gk It was played by a young Joe Biden or Bill Clinton I think.
This movie was revolutionary. It came at you with the jokes so fast and hard it was easy to miss some. I've seen this movie a hundred times and still find little things in the background to make me laugh.
the fact that every line was played straight and serious with the exception of Stephen Strucker, it makes this film even more epic
That's when you can tell that a movie was made great - the things hidden in it which keep bringing you back.
Honestly, you can probably do this for almost every joke in the film. The funniest, for me (someone who is 69) is the white-haired old lady speaking "jive". But the funniest aspect of it is the actress, Barbara Billingsly, played the mother, June Cleaver, in 1957 - 1963's "Leave it to Beaver" TV show.
I also love the pilot dialogue with Joey "Joey, do you like gladiator movies?" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I was 15 when “Airplane” came out and it seemed like everyone saw it. I had to see the movie in the theater 3 times because the audience was laughing so hard that it drowned out a lot of the dialogue. In 1982 I had a high school history teacher who looked (and dressed) almost exactly like Barbara Billingsley, and on the first day of class she told the class, in very serious English accent, that she couldn’t speak jive, so don’t bother asking her to.
@@Mike-rk8px That teacher sounded cool!
Agreed, and the sound of propellers throughout the movie.
June Cleaver shuck n jive n!
Co- Pilot had the best role in this movie, as I recall.😊
Kareem Abdul Jabar once told that during a travel to Europe the pilots insisted in taking a picture of him seated on the pilot's place 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
"On the belt line of the automatic pilot there is a hollow tube. That is the manual inflation nozzle. Pull it out and blow on it." A moment later the doctor walks back in, pivots and leaves. Pricelless!
Little Girl: I take it black. Like my men.
Little Boy: 🤨
Proper disgusted
I remember watching this movie with my dad. It still makes me laugh after all these years😅😅😅
For those that laughed at this joke, I applaud you. You have a great sense of humour 😊
That's not having a good sense of humor, that's making excuses.
@@HonkHonkler Did someone dropped you to the floor when you were a baby?
No it's @@HonkHonkler ppl use to be able to take jokes back then.
@@HonkHonkler Now say that out loud while looking in a mirror
@@ALJ9000 Just as soon as you can say: “I’m not a pedophile” in the mirror with a straight face.
0:37 when the joke is so savage the brain just shorts out.
Reboot in 3…2…1…
As soon as Rob Squad popped up I thought to myself,"$20 they miss the joke because Jay will be talking over it."
Haha You are so right!! I love them, but he often misses the good lines...
You are so right! I love them, but nothing's worse than that.
Even when he repeats it to her, shes offended. They have no sense of humor. lol
@@dennishuffstutler9820Rob has a big smile on his face!
@@dennishuffstutler9820 She*
"Sugar?"
"No, thank you, i take it creamy, like my women".
Underrated comment 😂
I actually said that to a girl once and it worked 😏
5:15, Jane is thinking "Hmmm...so do I"
🤮🤮🤮
I’m pretty sure this was the inspiration for the Archer - Kreiger line:
I like my coffee like my women,
Black, Bitter, and preferably Free Trade 😂😂😂😂
An old Mae West line. She was something else.
Yes R8cism is strong still I see
Well, that shits just racist. Not funny by any means.
@tjhill8093 absolutely horrendous and unfunny.
@@bethanychatman9531 what is
Whimsory: "I want to know what's going on with that floating old lady."
Ummm...who wants to tell her?
I heard a funny take on this one while in the military. "I take my coffee like my women, hot, black and bitter."
I heard it a little different: "I take my coffee like my women: black as night, sweet as sin, and hot as hell."
"Black, bitter, and preferably free trade." ~"Doctor" Krieger, _Archer_
We who grew up in the 80s just developed a different sense of humor. Modern humor seems pretty watered down in comparison.
Sooooo true!!!! So many jokes we made would probably get us arrested today.
I didn't grew up in 80's but I would prefer that kind of humour any day, than modern
@@evil_cupcake2386 Absolute facts!
Y'all are watching the wrong kind of humor then. We are peaking.
@@earth2sakaWRONG?? Your generation doesn’t know what a woman is!
LOL I'm a 60yo lesbian and I still quote this line to this day.
??
@@LegendXD00 cause its funny 😆
" I like my women like my coffee... "
Hot and sweet?
" No, black and bitter "
@@alanmacification 🤣😂🤣😂
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Did she SERIOUSLY say I wanna figure out that old "FLOATING" lady? OMG she's sooooo innocent
Whimsory's videos are great. She rewatches the movies and does a full review after the reaction.
So. In college I would get my coffee from a place close to campus. They hired new morning staff almost every semester. I got in the habit of telling the newbies when they first asked me my order that I liked my coffee like I liked my men: tall, Black, and hot. Funny how they always remembered my order. 😂
Ancestors cry
Family tree branch broken
I saw this in the theater, and everyone was dying! 😂😂😂
To this day I consider this top 5 jokes ever written in a film. It is a rare thing that something gets even funnier because of the changes in society. By today's Hollywood and society, they could nevereverever put this in a movie. There are so many tribes of who's who that would come out in fake outrage and that is why it is so brilliant. The joke was incredibly funny then. But today it highlights how overly and ridiculously sensitive we have become as a society, and how easily emotionally triggered and soft the generations born after the generation this movie was released to have increasingly gotten.
To whoever wrote this joke, "YOU are a legend."
signed - Random Black Guy
💯👍👏
Ah because making up people to get mad at is totally normal.
This is the ONE joke in the film I despise. It's gross, borderline Pedo and race-mixing/that BNWO trash. Don't know why they had to give it to a little girl. That says a lot about you.
So this one is justified and disgusting and telling you like it.
I'd also mention "you lost your funny dog poo" from Top Secret, and ”Everything about you reminds me of you…except you.” from A night at the opera, "The sheriff is a n* "dongggg" " from Blazzing saddles, and "What a filthy job - it could be worse -how -it could be raining" from Young Frankenstein
I just wanted to say good luck. We're all counting on you.
I pick the wrong week to quit sniffing glue
For me it´s they subtle reaction of the Boy what cracks me up every Time
Disgusting. People who like this joke should be one fucking watch list.
@@HonkHonkleroh hi Karen
@@BATDAN_92 Weak, try harder.
@@DerKantenmaler for me too. Most people praise the girl's delivery,(understandably). But for me, the boy's final facial expression is what makes the scene.
Mirandalorian's hard double take is my favorite. 😂
😏😑😐🧐🤣
When Airplane aired on network TV in the early 80's, this scene was cut out of the movie.
Which is why the unedit version was so popular on HBO ….
Party poopers
They actually added more of the kids' scenes in the TV release. They did edit out the abortion talk over the PA in the intro, but only in the US
@@SKIP-yj3xp based
/This/ scene?
I mean, what did they leave in if this scene was too spicy?
As a 45 year old male, I quote this film every time someone asks me if I want milk in my tea or coffee. Unlike some in this video I have a fucking sense of humour. 😅
Surely you can't be serious😂😂😂😂😂
@@v1005970 I am serious......and don't call me Shirley!
@@v1005970 Don't call me Surely
Same..I've been quoting this everytime someone asks of j wan coffee... That I know. I should try this when I get coffee from a cafe.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
This was back when we still had a sense of humor.
Gen x here, So many jokes you can't get away with nowadays lol!
Also Gen Xer I agree it got destroyed by The Alphabet Academy Feminism PC Culture and SJW.
Good honestly
This is the ONE joke in the film I despise. It's gross, borderline Pedo and race-mixing/that BNWO trash. Don't know why they had to give it to a little girl.
Especially the scenes with the pilot and Joey.
Yep...gen z ruined humour 😂
So many veteran actors in that movie, and probably the best line delivery of the movie belongs to a child actor.
A word of advise to some of the reactors, it's OK to laugh at the joke.
It seems more natural for them to get offended.
Very Jewish joke all the same
The look on that boys face when she delivers the coup de grâce is priceless.
Since so many people are now watching movies alone, these grouped reactions is like a substitute for sharing the experience in the theater.
Just a classic classic scene / line. Never gets old! 🤣
Love ash and hannah💚💚💚☘️☘️
Such a pity that so many of the reactors really are not paying attention to the film's dialogue but are talking themselves, missing many of the jokes.
I've blocked at least three of these reactors because of that, or how they respond by repeating the line and asking 'what?'
Seems like surreal humour isn't something most millennials can understand.
Yep!
Good, joke is trash.
You have to have commentary, for copywrite and fair use reasons. You’re not always going to catch everything bc of it.
That’s the problem with reactions in general. Quiet moments aren’t put on screen merely to fill time, they contain sometimes information that is crucial to the whole movie. Unfortunately many, maybe most, reactors think this is the time when they can talk instead of listening. And man, you get more than two reactors in one video, just click it off.
With a movie like Airplane! literally every minute contains at least one joke. There’s just no time to talk.
this came out my senior year in high school, it is still freakin' hysterical
This entire film was excellent. The humor is perfect. This piece was fantastic, as well. A little surprising, too. Thanks again!
Ah the 80s when noone was offended by a simple throwaway joke.
Literally no one in these reactions is offended, but you, at them.
@@threeminuteshatethey didnt say anyone in the reactions was offended. They just said no one in the 80s were offended. Speaking how that decade was
and how we still are as Gen Xers. This shows how most of the younger generations want to laugh at the best humor, but are so weak by getting offended at every little thing because as a group, they have bought into PC environment. On top of that, they get offended by jokes about groups they aren't even a part of.
To them I say listen up: You cannot be more offended than a group you are not even in that does not share your offenders.
PC is nothing more than censorship disguised as good manners. Stalin and Hitler would have loved PC people. Lol
@@orangeandblackattack when I got called a cracker. Damn straight. You got any cheese whiz
@@orangeandblackattack I'd say channels like this show that the average person still enjoys humor like this, but for some reason, the media and larger companies choose to listen to the small, but loud groups on social media that claim it as "offensive."
One of the best comedy's of the 80's, Airplane 1980.
Just Trust Ash are hilarious
I love watching Ash and Hannah as their reactions are brilliant
Watching their videos is really like sitting down with them watching a film arguments and everything they are very genuine and Hannah has me rolling she's very funny.
@@WinstonSmith19847 I love her accent
This and the Deadpool reactions are such fun!
@@edujgr1978 I have pretty much the same accent as her but I am not as pretty and I am a bloke 😃
When something gets Ash to crack up like that it's always a great watch. He's one of the goats of reacters
"I take it black, like my men"
-Spider-Gwen, definitely
🤢🤮
You forgot octokrool's reaction to this scene! Literally had them choking on their water 😂
The little girl delivery is like an old snobby woman. Just great.
Ash lost it for ten seconds 😂😂😂
One of the best movies EVER made
The boy's reaction to the line always makes me laugh.
This was actually Kim Kardashian as a young girl in this scene.
😂😂😂😂😂
No, it wasn't. Bad attempt to make a joke.
AIRPLANE is a complete remake and humorization of a classic black and white movie named ZERO HOUR! There is a RUclips posting of the two movies side by side! I did not make the video, but it gives you the foundation of this COMEDY CLASSIC!! Shiiiit (GOLLY)
One of the funniest moments in all movies history!
Welcome to 1980! A time when there was no political correctness, no apologies for sex jokes, toilet humor, and little kids expressing adult themes (sometimes). It's interesting to see the reactions of people under the age of 50 watching this stuff.
The US has had political correctness in movies since at least the Hays Code (roughly 1930 to 1970). It was replaced by the Motion Picture Association ratings system. Television broadcasts had to comply with FCC standards, and still do. The internet, which is broadly unregulated, has expanded the options of media distribution so that very little gets censored prior to distribution. Individual people and organizations raise their voices against objectionable content that would previously have been blocked by the ratings system and FCC.
@@timverba4830Yes, unusual individuals who are not normal.
Many people know this, the screen play for airplane was an existing black and white movie called "zero hour". Many of the lines were just very cheesy lines from the original that they put a small spin on, so "flying an airplane is just like riding a bike: you never forget" becomes "flying an airplane is just like riding a bike, it's just harder to stick a baseball card in the spokes." All the "surely, you can't be serious" lines were in the original, they just added the "and don't call me Shirley." I believe this exchange was in the original, I don't think it was kids, but the lines are the same, minus the "like my men".
I think the genius of the joke is that you see the joke being set up, you know something is coming, but you never expect that punchline. The "ham on 5, hold the mayo" joke is similar. The punchline was set up so perfectly that you don't expect it at all until you hear it.
The other fun reference to the original movie is that despite this being a 747, there is a constant sound of propellers in the background because the original was on something like a DC3
I remember watching this movie when it first came out, it's a hilarious classic! ! ! Writing and acting second to none! But this is definitely one of the most memorable scenes! ! ! Thanks for the memories! ! !
The sound of propellers always cracks me up knowing it's a jet engine.
Whimsory and the "floating old lady"... I forgot about that...
i take it black like my men the most iconic line from the movie
Saw this in theaters. Everyone laughed so hard that we missed much of it and had to watch it again.
Nostalgic. Back when people had a sense of humor. Today? Half the viewers are offended as soon as they see a kid drinking coffee 🙄
Amen to that! Oops! I take that back. Somebody might get offended due to the religious undertones!
Seen a trillion reactions to this film and never seen anyone take offence
@@MusicMike747 sure they did lol
Okay boomers.
Three times I’ve seen this movie and every time the boys face after the punch line gets me. It’s so perfect 😂
They are afraid to laugh. That's funny.😂
It's funny and sad.
No it's a terrible joke, wanting to be with a sub hum@n.
No it's gross. But you can laugh and out yourself to the only a weirdos laughing at the generic sexual/race joke. but using kids. This scene is the one black mark against the film for me, love it, but this joke didn't need kids telling it. Not opposed to the "black never go back" joke everyone is getting it in the film, but WHY KIDS!? From when I first saw this saw to this day, I still hate this joke.
@@HonkHonkler It's not gross. YOU think it's gross. Okay, fair. I respect your right to feel about it the way you do. But your feelings don't make what you think "right."
@@HonkHonkler
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I love this one because it takes them a second or two to figure out she said exactly what she said
The look on his face gets me every time 😂
This is the most ultimate burn in any film I’ve ever seen. 🤣
Had to see the movie three times in the theater because you would miss things from laughing so much.
Big-ups to whoever wrote this scene ❤ funniest punchline in the whole shit 😅
When I was young, I was a counsellor in a very rich Jewish summer camp in Connecticut. I am British by the way. The first day I was there, I was asked "Cream in your coffee?" I answered "No, not recently". Apparently that was not what the waitress expected and everyone burst into laughter. But I took it literally, and no I have never creamed in my coffee.
Hey man, you're doing a great job with this channel, keep at it.
"Joey, do you like gladiator movies? " 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I like the delayed responses on some people they're like. "Huh? ... heh... heheh... Ha... HAHHAAHA!!!"
This is one of those movies you have to watch closely. A lot of clever jokes are missed if you watch casually. Great stuff. Thanks for the reactions.
Airplane!! such a classic movie you will never see another movie like this. The little girl coffee part actually comes from a movie in the 30's or 40's of a man and woman on a plane he offers her coffee.
If you can't laugh at this scene, or at this movie in general, there's something profoundly wrong with you 😂
The irony
SO many iconic lines in this film!
I always thought her delivery made this so funny, but I'm noticing the look on his face...
I like my men like I like my coffee, rolling off the roof of my car as I drive away.
Too funny!! It kind of reminds me of when Forest met Jenny on the bus to school.
First Time Watching, You are doing MAJOR cultural good to our society with the many historic and comical movie episodes that you produce. Humor, whatever else, you are doing such a revelation of knowledge and social sharing of better times!!
3:44 - The Snort / Asthmatic hitch-cough. Love it.
I love that you compiled these
When someone says”when was this made??” When people laughed at comedy and didn’t wring their hands worried about offending weaklings.😊
Air travel was a semi-formal occasion. Going to the theater, going downtown to the finer shops, going to school, people dressed better than they did to play baseball.
Does anyone notice the propeller engine noise in the background on a jet plane??
Great catch!
You should show people reaction to airplane, when Joey visits the cockpit.
Lots of reactors refuse to see the obvious joke.
Joey do you like gladiator movies? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Based on a scene in the 1958 film Crash Landing starring Gary Merrill and Nancy Davis (Reagan). The plot of the film was based on the real life Pan Am Flight 6 incident.
And don't call me Shirley....
The first one was the best reaction. Also, that scene was originally from an old classic movie in the 1930s or 40s minus the, "Like my men," line.