*AIRPLANE (1980)* Is Pure Comedy | Movie Reaction - First Time Watching
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Thank you for doing this timeless classic. Spoof comedy is sometimes difficult to understand. Literalism and the Jest of things are always the key. And some improv. That's Airplane in a nutshell. if you want a real classic spoof comedy. Mel Brooks was a genius at it. I very much suggest a Reaction to High Anxiety-1977. It is a brilliant and amuzing tribute to Alfred Hitchcock. I also recommend The Pink Panther series with Peter Sellers. Return Of The Pink Panther-1975, The Pink Panther Strikes Again-1976, Revenge Of The Pink Panther- 1978. These are comedy masterpieces. I think You would enjoy them. Well just a few suggestions. Hope you had a fun Birthday🎂🎂🎂. Peace. 🙏
Hay parte 2 tambien
seat belts. Are also a lot of jokes in the end credits and a post credits scene.
This was Leslie Nielsen's first comedy role.
EDIT: Seat belts? I have no idea what got autoincorrected.
@Sappho Nymph Who?
@Sappho Nymph I guess the language didn't bother me. I thought you were replying to language in this thread, which I couldn't find. Hence my confusion.
The jet airplane sounds like a propeller airplane. One of the jokes I missed for years.
🤠 ..."and don't call me Shirley!" 😂
9:50 - Vanessa turns on her "love eyes" - Good God, woman, don't play with our hearts!
TheFilthyCasual "Quit playing games with my heart" lol.
So the airport announcers really were airport announcers and were married in real life. Must have been so much fun to do the bits at the beginning of the movie!
Yes, you could smoke on planes back then.
The copilot was wearing a basketball uniform because the kid was right, it's Kareem Abdul Jabber, who played on the Lakers.
There is a ten year time difference between Airplane and Pretty Woman.
Intercourse section was common too.
18:46 he's wearing a basketball uniform because he's Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, he used to play for the Los Angeles Lakers
He didn't try very hard, unless it was the playoffs.
12:25
The movie even makes it very, very clear when the kid says “I know you, you’re Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, you play basketball for the Los Angeles Lakers…“ IT IS TOTALLY SET UP IN THE MOVIE. Did she have a brain fart?
@@DeltasArbiter She got the setup; it's the punchline that she's contemplating.
@@dan_hitchman007 The hell he didn’t! He busted his buns every night. You try dragging Walton and Lanier up and down for 48 minutes.
As an old-fart Generation Z guy, I feel that "Airplane!" needs a glossary for the convenience of the Zoomers. Young folks always look mystified that there are weird religious cults at airports in this movie, but it was a real thing. As was smoking on airplanes! I also feel that they might not know what this was parodying in the first place, as the original (and bad, let me add) "Airport" movies have been almost completely forgotten. Anyway, happy birthday, lady!
Btw, the main plot of 'Airplane!' comes from the 1957 movie 'Zero Hour!'.
Look up "Zero Hour". "AIrplane" is an almost scene for scene spoof of that movie (even the dialogue is almost the same).
@@roaringviking5693 True but I think they were also spoofing the much more popular Airport movies. And Jaws.
@@trhansen3244 Airplane 2 had a more similar plot to the first Airport movie. Both had a bomb on board. The first Airplane! was a literal remake of Zero Hour! but with more comedy.
Airplane! uses many whole scenes from Zero Hour, adding jokes. It also has elements of Airport. Both were adaptations of novels by Arthur Hailey (who also wrote the screenplay for Zero Hour).
You need to wait until the credits are over...I think that's the very first post-credits scene in a movie. You're so sweet.
She's complaining that the romance scenes are so cliche... For god's sake woman!! that's the fricking point!!! that's why it's called A PARODY!!!!!!!
Also doesn’t she love the show once upon a time which is pretty damn cheesy
The “love story” is deliberately making fun of love-tropes and cliches from older movies. Because the tropes had been done to death. It’s not actually expecting the viewer to take it seriously.
I usually love her reactions but the fact that she would need this explained to her is kind of daft
@@DeltasArbiter Yeah, she’s great. But I think she hasn’t had much exposure to this type of humor. There are many older references, technologies, tropes, actors, etc. in this movie, that a younger person might not be familiar with.
Maybe the love story trope humour is so bad at times it's hard to believe it's humour.
11:27 and don't worry all the reactors don't get this beach scene. It's from the movie From Here To Eternity (1953). Burt Lancaster and Debra Kerr. The only Airplane! difference, they were to close to the waves and seaweed.
You beat me too it! Definitely a reference most people would miss. Another example is the propeller sound of the plane even though it's clearly using jet engines. 😉
And the fishes! 🐟🐠
My ex-wife made me watch From Here To Eternity just for that kiss. She said it was the sexiest kissing scene in movie history, but it looked unpleasant to me.
It’s great to see people still enjoying this movie without any idea about the films they parody. Those movies ( as well as a lot of the cultural things of the time) are all forgotten but the humor transcends it and it’s still hilarious.
Especially what makes the 'jive talking' scene with the lady so funny. I saw it when it came out with a pack audience and that scene got the biggest laugh. Young folks just think she's a old lady but for us older folks she's 50's TV's suburban mom, June Cleaver.
@@toastnjam7384 and she also voiced The Nanny on The Muppets babies cartoon
This movie parodies the movie "Zero Hour" (1957)" . Many of the actors were primarily dramatic actors in films and TV from the 1950s through the 1970s. Part of the humor was having those dramatic actors play in a farce comedy. You're too young to catch a lot of the jokes. Old people like me enjoy this movie the most.
Leslie Nielsen in particular. He’s now mostly remembered as a comic actor but he used to play villains a lot (even did that in Creepshow which was made a couple of years later) or characters like the ship’s captain in The Poseidon Adventure. Airplane! changed his entire career.
Well, Airplane! was both a parody and remake of Arthur Hailey's 1957 drama film, Zero Hour since it was a predecessor to another of Arthur Hailey's work, the Airport trilogy. And of course Airplane! also parodies the Airport trilogy as well because in both Airport and Airplane! took place on a Boeing 707. And, some of the supportive cast members of Airplane! were also in the movie Zero Hour
I think it's funny that the Spanish version of this movie is called "And where is the pilot?" XD
He's having a drinking problem.
Brazilian title is "Fasten your seatbelts: The Pilot's Missing"
@@diegomantese XD
18:47 - the joke was that actor really was a basketball player, Kareem Abdul Jabbar, just like the kid said earlier. He was one of the greatest players ever.
There was so much here you didn't get. It's not your fault.
The music is by legendary composer Elmer Bernstein. He's done scores for movies like The Ten Commandments, The Magnificent Seven, To Kill A Mockingbird...
One of the things that makes it funny is that everybody plays it completely straight (except for 'Johnny' who ad-libbed all his lines).
This was Leslie Nielsen's first comedic role, while he later did a lot of comedy, before this he was a serious dramatic actor.
It was also the first comedy for Lloyd Bridges (air traffic controller), Peter Graves (the pilot), and Robert Stack (Capt. Rex Kramer). Stack played Elliot Ness on "The Untouchables, Graves played Jim Phelps in "Mission: Impossible", and Bridges played a diver in "Sea Hunt".
"El no a you smoko" is classic pseudo Spanish. Also Aeroméxico was the only airline to screen this on board.
I feel like there are a lot of language barriers, cultural barriers, old references, old technologies and customs that will go over your head, but hopefully there’s enough that’s visually funny you’ll still enjoy the movie.
I noticed that too. She also kept skipping over the usual gags, like "a hospital? what's that?" or "a cockpit? what is it?", so I'm assuming she didn't get the joke.
@@stevejoshua9536 well, she edits these videos down for RUclips so I’m curious about her reactions to those jokes. I should become a Patreon but I’m broke.
I'm -- sadly -- old enough to remember when you actually could smoke on planes.
Leslie Nielsen is a national treasure and I'll have words with anyone who says otherwise.
17:55 "Rule of three!"
Yes. This movie is a _master_ class in it. Every single gag pops up _three_ times and _exactly_ three; no more, no less.
Not quite--Lloyd Bridges does the "Looks like I picked the wrong week to quit (fill in the blank)" bit four times.
@@88wildcat
Peter Graves asked four creepy questions, too.
@@88wildcat That's a fair point.
@@mattslupek7988 Yeah, but I would call that element more "weird" than "funny."
16:29 - Sitting next to Striker - that's a guy named James Hong. He's been in TV and movies since the 50's and is still acting today. He has the most acting credits of any English speaking actor at well over 600. Here's a quick video about him: ruclips.net/video/v5rzwead6lY/видео.html
Thank you so much for the link that was a great video.
He plays Mr. Ping in Kung Fu Panda & Chi-Fu in Mulan (1998).
Lo Pan!
This film was written and directed by the same guys who wrote and directed The Naked Gun.
You missed the best line in the movie: Doctor: Can you fly this plane and land it?; Stryker: Surely you can't be serious.; Doctor: I am serious, and don't call me Shirley.
I've seen a lot of people react to this film on RUclips. You're the first one that kept in the "seven, Lt. Zipp died this morning" line. The look on Julie Hagerty's face when he spits the water over her is one of my favourite moments in the film. It cracks me up every time.
Was that improvised?
This was Leslie Neilson's first comedy, along with Peter Graves (Captain Ovurr), and Lloyd Bridges (the picked the wrong week guy).
It is so hilarious! Lots of other reactors have done everything they could to quiet down the Bee Gees song for fear of copyright problems, and here you are just playing it with no troubles.
The bird is a vulture. They circle around when something or someone is dead or about to die.
Great movie. This is not just a comedy it is a spoof movie extreme comedy. You should also see Top Secret 1984 from the same directors. A underrated movie but no less as funny and in my opinion is more funny.
Extreme comedy for sure. Joke to runtime puts it at a joke every 20 seconds.
This movie still holds up all these years later. I’m glad you enjoyed it 😊
Nobody ever mentions the fact that the jet engine sound like old propeller engines...
Ohhh you missed the after-credits scene!
Most reactors do.
This movie is my type of humor exactly!!!!
humor of a drunk daddy ))
Surely you can't be serious.
These kind of movies were full with American culture that does not exist in the younger generation.
One of the subtle jokes: it’s a jet aircraft, but it sounds like a propeller plane.
:-)
Back then, you could smoke on an airplane. They had designated smoking sections.
Loved the reaction! And for the record, you could hypnotize folks with that "love eyes" look hahaha
27:27 that bird was a Vulture. Vultures are scavengers who only appear when animals or people are dying in the desert. So they're often associated with death. The joke was even though Kramer was telling them they were going to be fine, they were as good as dead
At the end of the credits, they show the guy still waiting in the taxi.
Really? 😂😂😂OMG
3:50 Did he just break the 4th window lol thank you, haven't laughed like that in awhile 😄
If you're a Leslie Nielsen fan, look for a TV series called "Police Squad." It only had 6 half-hour episodes, but it was the basis for the "Naked Gun" movies.
They made a sequel to this movie. Airplane 2: The Sequel. The difference is instead of Leslie Neilsen in that one you have William Shatner stealing the show.
"I'm surrounded by bleeping beeping flashing buttons everywhere, beeping blooping bleepping I CAN'T STAND IT I CAN'T TAKE IT ANYMORE!"
@@SaRENRampaiger Irony can be pretty ironic sometimes.
Airplane 2 will never come close to the greatness of the original, but Shatner's performance alone makes it soooo worth watching.
The old lady seat mate does a perfect expression of being irritated at his talking while trying to recover to look polite.
Robert Stack (The Untouchables), Lloyd Bridges (Sea Hunt), Leslie Nielson (Bracken's World), Peter Graves (Mission: Impossible), Barbara Billingsley (Leave It to Beaver), Kenneth Tobey (The Whirlybirds) were all stars of 1950s and 60s TV series hilariously going against type in this movie.
"What the FOOHK?!" ALWAYS makes my day!😂 ✌ ❤
I love this movie so much. Been watching it since I was little, many centuries ago...
Biggest running gag is the airliner sounds like an old prop plane but it's a jet
Man I love your accent and I can see why you want to be an actress you have great charisma and a great sense of humour too. I think comedy acting might be your calling.
If you want to laugh at more crazy film spoofs, try "Hot Shots" and "Hot Shots: Part Deux" from the same writers/directors.
Loved the overall reaction and double thumb up just for showing all of the "Wrong week to quit" part. And the 4:51, my thoughts excatly.
FYI: The "second cup of coffee" scene was not only a parody of a popular commercial at the time, but it was the very same actress who appeared in some of the commercials.
ruclips.net/video/MJ4kCF22O2w/видео.html
You are adorable and I love watching your reactions, and happy birthday!
Zucker, Abrams, Zucker wrote and directed The Naked Gun series of movies.
Airplane! was Leslie Nielsen's first major comedy role. He had previously had been cast in dramatic roles.
Hey South side girl, I'm breaking the 4th window...ugh.. I mean 4th wall and talking to you haha. That was a fun reaction. The auto-pilot scenes were so funny!!! Thanks for making me smile. Happy birthday 🎂. I just had my birthday last week too so happy birthday to us both lol. Keep smiling🤘🙂
I'm only 10 minutes in, at the Disco scene, and I'm laughing my ass off with you. I forgot how funny this movie was. Thanks for reminding me.
Your stuffed dog in the background kind of looks like the copilot. I'm 29 minutes into your reaction I just realized .lol
Okay I'm done. This is fun to watch as always. Thank you.
1. If you saw Leslie Neilson as a child you're older than you look. LOL
2. This is a movie you have to watch more than once because the gags go by so fast they're easy to miss.
Examples:
The airplane is a jet but we hear propeller sound.
Ted was in the Air Force but wears a Navy Lt. Uniform in the bar scene then changes into the Saturday Night Fever threads.
The fish one the ocean beach is a freshwater catfish.
A couple of the Hari Krishna's actually flew somewhere.
3. :You missed some of the iconic gags, "Don't call me Shirly" and "It's a big building with patients but that's not important right now".
4. They break the forth wall because they're supposed to.
5. Otto has his own IMDB page.
6. Airpine II is funnier. Destination moon.
Leslie Nielsen is a quality actor. A treasure.
The horse in the bed is a play on words. A stallion used for breeding is called a stud which became a word used to describe a good looking man ...
Rule of Threes! This movie follows that rule almost religiously. You found a two, when the guitar only knocked out the little girl's IV twice (Jill Whelan also played Vicki Stubing on the TV series The Love Boat at the time this movie was released). I found two fours: (1) Lloyd Bridges character does the "I picked the wrong week to quit..." joke four times, and (2) the religious people asking for donations at the airport. In both of these cases, the fourth occurrance of the joke was even more extra than the third one (Lloyd Bridges jumps out the window and Robert Stack beats up all the people from all the religions).
By the way, the little statue on the airplane's dashboard is St Christopher. For Catholics, he's the patron saint of travelers, and people put those little statues on their car dashboards for protection against danger.
Airplane 2 is good as well
Really love this movie! Been watching Airplane! since I was 6 years old and it's what got me into love airplanes so much! Glad you reacted to this movie. Fun fact: the airplane that they used at Los Angeles International Airport was a TWA (Trans World Airlines) Boeing 707-100 and the cockpit in the movie was a modified replica of the Convair CV-880 cockpit
I just search for an Airplane reaction and I saw this..=)
If you're confused about the Black pilot. That really is Kareem Abdul Jabbar, one of the greatest Basketball players ever.
And he's wearing his Basketball gear and glasses when they drag him out.
He always was accused of upping his game for the Playoffs, hence breaking character, having a go at the young kid, Joey. That's it really.
The co-pilot, Kareem Abdul Jabar, really was a basketball player. One of the greatest of all time.
A lot of jokes wen't over your head, pun intended.
Man! 80s comedy movies were something else. LOL! I now know where Family Guy got their inspiration for some of their episodes.
You're soooooo adorable! God, that accent is to die for! Bella!!! Completamente bella. 😘
Dude, keep doing videos!!!!!!!
VAMOS CARAJO, ERES EXCELENTE
9:37 "Do you believe in love at first sight, or should I walk by again?"
Why is he wearing a basketball outfit? The kid says it. Hes Kareem Abdul Jabar.. he was a HUGE basketball star in the 70s. He also is famous for being in a Bruce Lee movie.
Seriously, it’s completely set up in the movie itself, even if you don’t know who he is offhand.
It's even funnier if you know the cast, 3 of the most serious actors ever were given big roles: Peter Graves ("Mission: Impossilbe" and "Biography"), Robert Stack ("Unsolved Mysteries" and "The Untouchables") and Lloyd Bridges ("Sea Hunt") plus the whitest woman on TV Barbara Billingsley is the one who speaks the slang language 'jive' (you cut her scenes). And the funny Leslie Nielsen was a serious actor before this, he starred in the classic sci-fi film "Forbidden Planet" with the beautiful Ann Francis.
17:35 Leslie Nielson isn't the star; this film has more of an ensemble cast. He does star in ''The Naked Gun'' films however.
Other people have pointed out that this movie was designed as a deadpan satire of disaster movies, which were popular at the time. What's also notable is that most of the primary cast, including Leslie Nielsen, were generally not comedy actors, they did serious dramas mostly; the intention was that the bizarre things they were made to do would look funnier. At one point, Lloyd Bridges and Robert Stack were rehearsing one of their scenes, and Bridges said, "I don't understand where the joke is here," and Stack replied, "WE'RE the joke."
As you know, after this, Nielsen changed gears and almost completely stuck to comedy roles for the rest of his life. In fact, his final appearance was a cameo in SPANISH MOVIE, though obviously he was dubbed by another actor since he spoke no Spanish. It was never released in America, even though most of the movies being parodied (THE ORPHANAGE, THE OTHERS, THE SEA INSIDE) were pretty well known here; I bought a Spanish DVD of it and watched it on a region free player. I don't know if that's streaming where you are, but I would be curious to see you react to it.
The editing on the kiss at the end was top notch 👌😘
As the guy below says, check out Top Secret. Or Kung Pow - Enter The Fist. Both are so funny 🤣
I hope you watch the credits to the very end. There was another scene after the credits were over.
Thank you 4 watching Airplane dear I was da one or ones request dis movie 4 ur reaction 1st time I seen it was when I was n Jr high skool 80s yrs I luv ur reaction n ur style ur my kinda of girl keep up da fantastic job luv you stay sweet mwah
BTW: You missed the end where you see the guy in the taxi still sat there waiting.
this movie is one of my favorite comedies of all time i remember watching it many years ago with my cousin and we were dying from laughter
This Is a spoof of a couple of airplane disaster movies that were made in the 70’s, they were Airport ‘77 and Airport 79 the Concorde. I saw this movie in theatres when I was 9.
The woman concerned about her husband wanting a second cup of coffee was a joke about a famous coffee commercial in the 70’s where women were shocked when they would be out with their husbands and they would take a second cup of coffee when they didn’t at home and it was because of the coffee brand, I think it was either Folgers or Maxwell house coffee.
Enthusiastic/great/fun and infectious reaction as always!!
Keep up the great vids and reactions and many blessings to you and yours.
When you are correcting yourself from saying the *4th Window* to saying breaking the *4th Wall* you missed the magazine rack said *(Whacking Material)*
Awesome Video Sweetie 👍👍👍✌️✌️✌️
Again Happy Birthday Chica😘😘😘💗💗💗
For a second I thought u were drinking Sriracha sauce 😂 your water bottle has a ver similar color scheme hahaha
Your love eyes worked...I'm smitten. Lol
7:05 "I notice everything" - except the sound of propellers on a jet engine plane.. 🙄
Finally someone who doesn't turn the sound down to mouse level? Shirly you jest!
Hello, I love your reaction to this film. Have you seen Monty Python's Life of Brian. One of my favourite films. It's sooooo funny.
"He's not the messiah. He's a very naughty boy"
I was about to say that, hope it gets a chance on some polls. Good acting, decent budget and it has some clever humour.
That music at 9:37. Now I need a merry mirthworm reaction
"Blazing Saddles"
"Caddyshack"
"Uncle Buck"
I just lost it at the handshake sequence, I mean, I’ve seen it lots of times, but for some reason, it really got to me during this video. I guess the awkwardness and how it ended was the key
He wasn't the main character, just the most iconic
Siempre me han gustado estas películas. It's an older movie so some of the references don't always land on the younger audience. Pero la comedia física siempre funciona.
WRITERS: They quit
SET DESIGN: Frank Lloyd Wrong
its always nice to see an unexpected Eric Wareheim on Space cameo appearance
I must have seen this movie a dozen times when it was in the theaters. I've watched it plenty of times since. I thought I knew all the gags. Today, though, was the first time I noticed the prop noise from the jet engines.
The movie works by making the background funny and the actors playing it straight