IRON EAGLE (1986) - Mover Ruins Movies (Part One)
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- Опубликовано: 23 мар 2020
- Fighter Pilot Reacts to the classic film IRON EAGLE (1986) starring Jason Gedrick and Louis Gossett Jr. Part ONE of TWO.
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"I spliced this all together. That's why it doesn't make a whole lot of sense." - C.W. Lemoine
"I spliced this all together. That's why it doesn't make a whole lot of sense."
- Editor, Iron Eagle
Still laughing after reading this a few minutes ago!!!😂🤣😂
"He plays DCS he knows!"
Instant like right there
I feel personally attacked.
I lost my shit when he said that...feels like every DCS forum..."I could fly, I play DCS" HAHA
making sense wasn't a requirement in the 80s, just good action shots and a lot of explosions
you are funny 😆
yeah, like Micheal Bay if he didn't suck
@@dudejo Well unlike Micheal Bay, these movies actually understood how to film stuff. Bay films would likely be quite entertaining if the camera was placed further than 5 feet from the action and wasn't constantly shaking all over the place!
9:30 - "Sabotaging an aircraft is a federal offense"
Remember, kids.
Smaakjeks K - Like explicitly? Because of how they are registered?
@@almanac520 Late to answer, the reason it is a federal offense is because transportation falls under federal law
"You know this is old because they used toilet paper..... You'd never find that anymore!!"
Literally had me dead with that one 😂😂😂
I found a new source of butt wipe. A rock. Scrape scrape. Charmen 2.0. I'm guessing you don't want to fly a plane through that.
Literally?
Need a hange of undies
Soooo true, its all about the 3 seashells.
Wouldn’t the plane crash flying through TP?
"He's straight from the comment section of RUclips"
LOL'd for real at that one.
I was literally going to type this and thought, "Someone had to have commented on this first."
@@eldridgefelder3427 same
It's so accurate tho 😂. Some people think they're "experts"
Could it be that it is the other way around?
14 yo boys that watched Iron Eagle when it came out are now 51 yo commenting on youtube......
"you know this is old because they got toilet papers, you won't be able to find it today"
-C.W. LEMOINE 2020
The third civil plane was a Piper Tomahawk. A little 2 seater that was used for training back in the day.
Oh man, this one is gonna hurt.. my childhood movie...
Johnny Lawrence is gonna be really angry...
Same here... I used to love Iron Eagle! It's a great movie! 😃
Oof.
now that im seeing it again after all this time, it really did kinda sux.. lol
I'm old enough to rock and roll......
"Mover reacts to *documentaries*... we're going to watch the historical documentary known as Iron Eagle.."
I knew you were my favorite RUclipsr before this one, but this just further proved it.
😂 I'm dying over here
Didn't know the movie so I believed it for a while lol
I had to sub after that
"It's like Airwolf level stuff." 😂😂😂
😂😂😂 My wife HATES watching any kind of military related movie with me because I pick the shit out of details!
Awe c'mon, what details could you possibly pick on in this film.
That Cessna scene, even by today's standards, was amazing cinematography
Art Scholl did that flight. Hell of a stunt pilot back in the day.
Yeah it really looked like he was about to crash lol
No doug was "flying" the 150 and the Airbatic (spelled backwards lol) was one of the chase planes.
@@EDCandLace It is actually a 152 and the other is a Decathlon.
@@bidlymovies987 how do you know its a 152, they are the same externally, only changes were in the cockpit and the engine
I lost it at “your flaps are down you’ll go faster with them up” and “Airwolf level stuff”.
Airwolf > than any aircraft ever.
That’s it. Mover needs to do an episode of Airwolf!
@@aaroncarr8880 that would be so cool, I love Airwolf
I could listen to the Airwolf theme on loop for days.
Airwolf is my ringtone.
Forever
"SYTEMS CHECK OK" .. instantly laughed out loud.
"inflight re-arming"
I'm dying here
“I like clouds”
“He’s bored...lotta numbers..”
love this already.
10:08 "So you know this is old because they use toilet paper. You'd never be able to find that these days." Bruh I died ;)
“I also use a cassette player when I fly....”
Revvin’ up your engine,
Listen to her howlin’ roar.
Metal under tension,
Beggin’ you to touch and go.....
HIGHWAY TO THE DANGER ZONE!
As a child of the 80s, this is my favorite movie ever. I laughed continuously throughout this commentary! Great work, Mover!
"...Historical Record..." "The 80's were Awesome!". Too much, my man, you made my day! I grew up digging this movie, still has that great 80's schlock, but I really enjoy your reaction.
"Eject Eject Eject! Hahaha! That doesn't exist."
~C.W. Lemoine 2020~
- have a nice day - 😂
"You are dead. Have a nice day."
Nearly spit out my beer when he said "It must be blues Monday." Really brought me back to my time in service.
"Dropping fuel fast"
No, thats just normal Viper in flight.
It’s been a pretty rough day today and not because of Corona, but this video made me forget everything for a moment. Thanks Mover for giving me a much needed laugh!
I hope you day gets better, sir/ma’am. We can win this war!
Iron Eagle makes my aviation meat tingle
This movie heavily influenced me as a child even more than top gun did.
The queen One mission song was amazing and cued perfectly
@_Matsimus_ you should see a doctor and get that checked.
This was my dad favorite move! His English wasn’t very good so he called it “the dad and the son”. I think I’ve seen this film a hundred times! So nice to hear from a pro that it’s actually pretty accurate and well done 👍
“Pocket full of quarters for the sim.” LOL. You’ve made my day today!
"Your flaps are down!!!" Priceless! And yes, 80s WERE awesome.
I am so glad you are treating this documentary with the respect it deserves. Sure it's a little dated, phases change, VDUs and pilot information has gone backwards theses days, they don't make them like they used to, amirite! But you are seamless with your understanding and explanation.
I liked for the wearing a cover indoors "Stupid reservist"
"The buckles on the harness are from an 87 Buick?" LOL
When he said stupid reservist I looked at him exactly when he looked at me😂😂😂
New favorite line “Your flaps are down! You’ll go faster with them up.”
In the 80s you didn’t have to choose between being a fighter pilot and having mullet hair.
I was in aviation ordnance in the Marines when this came out....seeing the weapons constantly changing used to crack me up. Great video!
What I've learned:
1) Don't be a douche.
2) Your flaps are down! You'll fly faster with them up.
3) The 80's were awesome.
4) The Colonel salutes Major Chappy SInclair, not the other way around.
5) Iron Eagle is actually better when edited down to 18 minutes by Mover.
6) reserve forces should wear dunce caps.
Chappie Sinclair was a Bird Colonel.
5.5) All the awesome flying footage is wasted on a less than optimal story.
7) "Ok for takeoff" seems legit
Someone has to make a plaque with these.
“He’s Doug Masters, he’s got a cassette player” should’ve been the tag line to this movie. Loving the commentary!
Man this is hilarious. I remember watching the movie back in the day and thinking it was sooo cool. lol. I loved "I never made it to level 6!" Too funny.
so glad i found your channel..love your content ..sense of humor .and just all the reality checks for all these films i grew up watching ....they also inspired me to want to be a military pilot ...but alas it did not happen i am Canadian so my choices were limited anyway...heck at the time Iron Eagle was in theatres ..Canada was still flying the CF-101's and the CF- 104 's ..(with a few F-5's in the mix) .the first of the F-18's had only just recently come into service in 1983 ..THE 101'S , 104'S and most of the Tigers were retired in 1987 ....the Hornet is the only fighter in town in the Canadian Air Force ....
"That's why we have Ronnie Raygun" loved that line...🤣
"Im Doug Masters and I've got a tape player!" I spit my damn drink out.
"You're in an airplane, fly direct!"
He couldn't, due to the rules of the race: he was restricted to *50 ft AGL*, which helps to explain the flaps, and also explains the aerobatics when flying over the mountains (only way to keep from exceeding 50 ft vertical separation from the terrain). Notcher may have broken the rules, but Doug sure wasn't going to.
He's coming up on Devi's Face!
@@alexbody3502 smokes pouring out of his manifold
@@alexbody3502 of course it was devils face.
I was thought 50’ AGL was too low for what Art Scholl flew the plane at. I’d say closer to 75-100 agl. ART Scholl was one of the best stunt pilots Hollywood ever saw. Perhaps probably one of the best stunt pilots in aviation. Unfortunately he would lose his life a few months later shooting TOP GUN.
I loved this film as a kid. Then I started scouring my elementary school library for any books on military aircraft, got into flight sims... and quickly realised all the problems with this film. The stand-ins for the MiGs, the weirdness going on with the cockpit instruments and controls... Still enjoyed it.
The Cessna 150 aerobatics are good... the FAMOUS Art Scholl did the stunts.. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Art_Scholl
Art Scholl was also killed doing the flat spin in Top Gun.
I met him a couple of times when I was a kid at Flabob airport and now closed Rialto airport. He was a helluva pilot and nice guy.
@@Daywalker_27 was it the flat spin? They mention him in a documentary for top gun that he wanted to stay out to do a few more runs on something, can't remember what it was though... 😔
I saw that Aerobat at Clover Field in Houston like in 1995, a flight school bought it. It was used in the movie.
For a long time, I was convinced that sequence was done with RC planes. The flying is insane.
I’ve been waiting for you to do iron eagle
Maybe you should do flight of the intruder
Flying the B iron hand
Tyrion Lannister the phantom shitter is real. Every deployment on every carrier I’ve been on had one.
Flight of the Intruder: I read the book, first. I thought it was awesome. Then I saw the movie and almost couldn't bear to watch it all, it was so bad. The casting was wrong and the story mostly trashed. Or so I thought. The image that haunts me the most was Willem Dafoe sitting in the pilot's seat of an A-6 he just crashed in. In the book, it was a 'Sandy' pilot in an A-1 Skyraider...more believable. Mover, ruin this movie, please! :)
Fuck YES loved flight of the intruder
“Yes you can, you’re in an airplane!!” I was dying laughing there.
"Stupid reservist" lol as prior enlisted this made me giggle
as a prior reserve enlisted I loved it.
As prior reserve who then went active, I laughed out loud.
I remember that in my childhood I saw the film "Into the sun". And there were very similar shootings ... But I hear about this for the first time.
probably the same footage, looks a lot like it, i remember the movie michael pare, anthony michael hall
Into The Sun used stock footage from Iron Eagle I & II. I think a lot of lower budget movies did the same.
"The eighties were awesome."
Yeah, that is what happens when you power an entire decade with cocaine.
a bunch of people took so much, it was enough for an entire generation. even for those who were never even in a room with a line. :D
@@daszieher Lmao
And synthwave.
I thought it was MTV?
Now we've got an entire decade powered by feelings. And complaining about feelings.
Yay.
This movie is infallible. I binged all 4 iron eagle movies and they're all amazing. My two favorite things are
1: The snappy 80's "my father is going to be executed but let's have fun while we stop it" montage in this movie and
2: Sonny Chiba's character doing a kamakaze attack to help stop the nazi-run Peruvian drug operation.
Yes, Iron Eagle 3 has ww2 aircraft from multiple countries, manned by stereotypes from those countries, armed with modern armaments, fighting in 90's South America against a Nazi running a drug operation. It's absolutely amazing.
Yyyyyes! I was a 6-year-old aviation nerd in the making when I first saw Iron Eagle. Even then, I remember thinking more than a few times "no friggin' way is that possible/accurate!" Aaaand yet it's still the biggest reason the F-16 is my all-time favorite because, well, it's over an hour of the most beautiful fighter around on film. The F-16 was the real star of the movie!
Thanks for the upload' Mover! Can't wait to watch you bust this movie's chops!
If you think about it, this movie could be renamed “Grand Theft Viper” and you gotta admit that sounds way cooler.
So who is the better aircraft thief? This kid stealing a F-16 from the U.S. Or Clint Eastwood stealing Fire Fox from the Soviets?
@@orlock20 neither.. D.A.R.Y.L. stealing an SR-71 ... :-)
@@TAnders877 stealing the blackbird and put a gum in the security camera lenses behind the ejection seat, gold!
13:55 - Being a Norwegian, same thing applies here, and same thing I notice every freaking time! Hats off indoors!
I had several LOL moments during your spot-on commentary; also brought back many memories of watching this when I was a teenager and everything in the world was possible.
All those poor recruits who thought they could bring their mix tapes on the jet
This was the best commentary so far! As a private pilot and former Air Force enlisted, I was laughing LMAO at your commentary!
"He plays DCS. He knows." 😄😄😄
Your commentary is so gold. Always has me in tears! Keep up the GREAT channel Mover! Love having laughs in this time of global despair! Cant wait to grab a few of your books!
Man, I remember when this film when I was a kid. All the older boys were always talking about it like it was the coolest thing.
Memories.
I remember even as a child, I laughed at the weapons loadout changing from camera angle to camera angle within the same scene.
Mover, from an old Rhino & "ADF guy, there were Papas, then Limas then Papas in the opening of the flick. You are correct in your observation! I flew the "80s" jet and never saw avionics like that. And those harness buckles look a bit odd. Amazing when you look at the small details what seems out of place. Ross
Awesome! Thanks for commenting!
I love your surprise as real HUD imagery appears! But the flying the Cessna - having exhibited awesome flying skills all the way through the aeros in close proximity to the ground, the idea that the guy can't then just put it down straight ahead as he takes the barrier is probably the most unbelievable part of the film. He's straight and level and only doing about 45kts for heaven's sake!
C.W. That was awesome, keep up the great content.
On a more serious note, I had about 600 hours in FSX/P3D and XP11 before I started flying lessons, and the time did help, but when you actually step foot in a real aircraft and are handed that responsibility with real consequences its an entirely different feeling, so the DCS comments you made really made me laugh at how true it is.
That was my favorite movie as a kid. I must have watched it a thousand times.( I wanted to be a fighter pilot). Thank you for reviewing this movie. I know it is a far cry from reality, but it's from my childhood.
Same, plot is far fetched but easy to follow & be entertained. I used to have the Iron Eagle poster on my wall & soundtrack on cassette I'd play in my car....road of the gypsy!
"he plays DCS , he knows" lol
Ok mover, you're walking on sacred ground here, this is a favorite movie of my childhood. Be careful. I'm watching you👀
"He plays DCS, he knows." lmfaaaaaooooooo
As a jet fighter crazed teenager when this movie was released, it was amazing!
"You can be a airline pilot, a fighter pilot, a track pilot, a cop AND a published writer! Ask me how!"
Don't forget RUclips personality.
How?
Make them tell you no.
@@sloppydog4831 what the hell is that supposed to mean? Sounds rapey
@@johnv6806 Watch Mover' s other videos. The old ones. It is his motto and motivational advice for others.
Art Scholl was at the controls of the Cessna during the race sequence. Even by today’s standards that scene was just great.
Bad ass pilot!!!!
Respect to Mr. Scholl !
The man was a master. The flying in that scene was awesome.
As ridiculous as that scene was, that man did a masterful job.
@@ablethreefourbravo Understatement of the century.
Growing up as a teenager in the 80s was awesome. Movies like Iron Eagle were popular because our military had been rebuilt after a period of neglect. The awesome aerial footage was what helped the success of this movie. Much like Top Gun's aerial footage made up for the plot as well.
Yup. After Vietnam our military really slid downhill. Enter President Reagan that started pouring billions into defense spending (that bankrupted the Soviets) to revamp our military. Fighter pilots were mythical beings with godlike powers to grade school boys like me. Then again, anyone wearing a uniform were heroes to us as I remember woodland camouflage pants were popular with us boys. I remember my 'Top Gun' inspired imitation leather flight jacket with patches I begged my mom to buy at Wal-Mart.
I enjoyed this WAY more than I thought I would. I'm only bummed that the only people I can share this experience with are the rest of you in the comments haha.
Thanks for this one, Mover.
Yessss! Thank you! Thank you for splitting this up and giving this classic the attention it deserves. Giving me goosebumps. All the times I’ve watched it and wondered what a REAL fighter pilot would say. Can’t wait for part two!
Will you answer the age old question, will missiles really fire while the jet is on the ground???? I’m ready.
06:30 - That text display must be the legendary MK2 exposition machine. Highly classified I've heard....
You're definitely my favourite person on youtube. Great humour with a nice mix of sarcasm and self irony. Love it!
Ah… the 80’s. When manakins came alive, a little robot could launch the Space Shuttle with Space Campers in it, two nerds could create a woman with a floppy disk, and teenagers could fly jets on the DL with their Dad.
Edit: I will say that the music in each film was awesome!
"He's got the peter pocket ..." Never heard that term before.
“Damn it Chappy, I’m doin’ it my way!”
“Play the right music”
The f-16 was a very iconic jet, it was so modern for its time... I love this jet
True. The jet incarnation of the P-51 Mustang.
I was 16 when this movie came out, 8 years before I enlisted. Even at 16 I remember how hard I laughed at the "realism" of this movie. If my memory is correct, "Sky Fighters" took the title.
Kinda mad US didn’t help them out with this, props to Israelis
Awesome video! Loved this movie as a kid, but as an adult I realized how silly it was. Wish I could like this video more than once!
You can still like it. I still like He-man.
I still wonder why you'd call a film "Iron Eagle" and then have them fly Falcons?!
Vipers!!! ;)
Matthaus Rex falcons? 🤔 you mean Viper?
Iron Falcon sounds more appropriate LOL
Yep. I wondered about too at the time of the movie, but Hollywood rarely gets anything right.
I get why people want to call them Vipers... the pilots call them that (it was suppose to be the original name) and kept calling them that because they didn't like the official name given to the F-16. That official name is Fighting Falcon. So if you want to tell somebody you would prefer to call it a Viper (and I'm fine with that it sounds cooler if you ask me).. take it as that.. a preference. You shouldn't call them wrong however because it was officially called the Falcon by the military brass. Anyways regarding the name of the movie... I agree it's dumb to call it Iron Eagle and then use Falcons / Vipers. lol.
"Airwolf level stuff!" .... I was rolling!!! LMAO!
Back in the day, Airwolf was some high tech shit. Being an 80's kid I used to watch the new episodes on Saturdays. I also used to binge-watch the show when it was on the USA network every chance I would get.
Yep. My favorite all time show from the 80s I that I grew up watching! Got the whole DVD set!
Mover you unbelievable rogue.
First, thank you for your service.
2nd, I love this movie to death as an artifact of my youth. And this breakdown is pure joy. You have a new subscriber. May the winds be at your back.
Movie's called Iron Eagle, but he steals a Falcon ...
I remember saying this when I first saw this movie :-D
Like most movies the title is hidden in the story plot. You have to watch it.
Weren't the "mk 82's" actually Mavericks?
It was a reference to the Bald Eagle more so than the aircraft .
Well the forth movie has a par of F-15 Eagles on the back of the DVD box, despite not actually spearing in the movie...
In fact even the scenes with F-16s are just reused shots from the first two films!
“How did they not kill someone while filming this, ah the 80’s were awesome” ROFL 🤣
I loved this movie as a kid. Thanks for the stroll down memory lane! 😊
Still remember going to see Iron Eagle 2 at the theaters. We loved it. Rest in Heaven my wife.
13:40 Everyone : “How can you do all that Mover ??” Mover: “Ever heard of something called freedom”
"Skill lvl 7"
Mover "I never made it past 6" 😂😂😂😁
A friend of mine did the Aerial Flying photography along with Art Scholl, the Cessna 152 Stunt Pilot. Art died during the filming of Top Gun when his Pitts S-2 camera plane failed to recover from a spin and plunged into the Pacific Ocean.
"Now he's a got a pocket full of quarters". I fell over at this. I'm saying this next time I go into a sim. Subscribed.
I was disappointed that your video never really answer the important question, how old do I have to be to rock n' roll?
Within the first minute after the title credits.
“Oh god, wha...what....oh god..ok...oh....”
I love top gun more but the F-16.... That's my baby 😂
Hahaha OMG! Iron Eagle has been a childhood favorite but man you had me dying in laughter the whole time. I can't wait for Part 2. This is Awesome.
LMAO! Hahaha Lemoine is killing me here with that OLD SOUTHERN GUY ACCENT! hahaha
"Yes, you can! You are in an airplane!" lol
"You committed a felony!" you are so wrong Lemoine! hahaha
not to mention the "BA" tail flash on the F-16's on the flight line is bogus. BA was for Bergstrom AFB in Austin which was an RTU unit for RF-4's. We always laughed at that as kids watching this. Source: AF brat/vet
It's already Israeli and who does desert camo on their F-16s at that time, wayy before F-16 gets to be aggressors🤣
When I was 5 years old I snuck out of my room to see what my parents were watching on TV. Turns out it was this movie and ever since then I've wanted to be a fighter pilot. Sadly a dodgy knee ended that career path
Edit: to win the bet against asshole on the dirt bike masters had to beat him while remaining under a certain altitude
Nearsightedness ended it for me.
Dude this is my favourite “review”/watch the movie video you have done. Laughed so many times, many thanks 🙏
There actually was an instance where I knew a friend in my National Guard Unit that flew with his dad as a PAX prior to shipping to basic. I won't give names, but there is a Recruit Sustainment Program (RSP) in the Guard. Because he held a CAC & ID tags, already signed on the line...his dad who was a CW4 was able to get him a ride in the gunners seat. Actually flying... that's a negative. Cool reaction, Man!