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Who knew Winston fought the Jerries in WW2 before becoming Manager of the Continental?

Dear God son

Red three doesnt last long.jerry bounces him andthat was that!😮

Bumps a daisy!enough to make you weep.ha ha super sarcasmunder carriag lever bit sticky!😊

He said "shite-hawk" lol This was a movie made by MEN, of MEN, for MEN (and the women for love MEN). 💪😁❤ I think I need to watch this whole movie.

Think fellow pilots would be cold to newcomers until they had proved themselves as everyone relied on each other to watch their backs and didn’t need weak links. That and their life expectancy was low so no point getting too close.

To relaxed like nothing happend. 🥺

We must remember pilots had no more then ten hours flight training , the rest was either learned as you faced combat or died learning .

Polacy wyladowali

"And welcome home sir, undercarriage lever a bit sticky was it sir, well as a matter of fact it was, well I wouldn't tell the CO that sir, not if I were you"

Why does this have an anamorphic squeeze? You don't really care about this movie, do you?

Robert Shaw's character based on Sailor Malan.

As a child I remember the filming at Duxford with dog fights above happy memories 😀

Excellent

Always imagine James Hunt being a BoB pilot.

Attakattak a tack😊

Watched this Apple rubbish called Masters of the Air.. Jesus not a patch on this film. This is the best WW2 air film ever produced, best actors, best in air filming with real planes and incredible crews. Such a shame we cannot make a decent film or series these days.

Britain is next father lands for Poland

My dad was ex WW2 RAF ground crew, he loved this film but said the actors were all far too old to play fighter pilots....." it was a youngster's job"

The Battle of Britain was irrelevant as Hitler never intended to invade the UK. As soon as Stalin broke the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact on 28 June 1940 the OKW started preparing for Barbarossa.

The part where he walks back to the hut has that cricket feel to it - where you’ve just been castled and you have to walk past your mates in the sheds and you know they’re laughing there arses off at you.

Omg the sarcasm is spot on in this scene 😅 when I first watched this movie it had me rolling when they said that and still has me busting out laughing

Love the Chief Mechanic, "It's enough to make you weep." Must've hurt to get them all fixed up, only to have them come back shot up again.

Brilliant script... and this clip is so funny. There's an organic look and feel to this film, its so real and crispy and the music..the real planes...its so fresh. It makes Dunkirk look dull and plasticky.

You know that everyone saying "taka taka taka" had been on the end of it before.

Y heart pumps when I here throttle up after a go around better than sex I wud give my life for these guys

So Orks won the battle of Britain?

DAKKA DAKKA DAKKA DAKKA!!!

Helps pitch in for the Battle of Britain by being a fighter pilot, retires and enjoys freedom... BECOMES OWNER OF THE CONTINENTAL 😎👌❤️

You can teach monkeys to fly better than that

I saw this as a child. It was so cool to know RAF pilots basked in the sunlight on comfy chairs and traded witty barbs before heading into battle. So years later I moved to London to get a job, gain citizenship, and join the RAF. Well, turns it its always overcast, traffic is a bitch, and most of the people I met to trade witty barbs with were Indian. So it was France instead.

Shit these guys must be the head of the outside speaking in toungs church of fuck you punkerstone Skeeter repellent church 😁

Thanks for this. How annoying when tv companies chop this bit. Its ridiculous.

Can’t believe the Dark Haired guy with the red socks that sends his wife and kids around the country is Winston from John Wick

God bless all the WWII pilots of the RAF.

A very young lan McShane (Lovejoy )at the beginning !!

Lest we forget!.

Brilliant! (Taka taka taka taka taka)

Repeat please......

I was on a Robert Shaw watching binge one weekend and came across this movie...it's bee a favorite ever since.

daca daca daca daca....

Remember going to see this film with my family when it came out. So brilliant, and remember reading how the director scoured the world to bring as many original airworthy planes into the film as he could. Some of the flying sequences have never been surpassed, and the film stands as a great historical record for future generations. The music's not bad either!

2:54 minutes of perfect British sarcasm

This is proper leadership. No bollocking. ‘Keep your jacket on son!’ - Paternal and practical. Task focused. No point destroying him. Build him Up.

"Spring chicken To shitehawk, in one easy lesson" xD

Attack attack attack attack attack attack attack attack attack

I think it would be cool to do a movie on a squadron of German Pilots. We already have what feels like a hundred American and British films. I mean there’s 2 movies on Mosquitos!!!!! 1964 movie 633 Squadron and 1969 Mosquito Squadron. Wouldn’t mind a newer movie on a guy like Erich Hartman or a fictional character. WWI movies have the 2008’s Der Rote Baron and 1966 The Blue Max. 1957 did have Der Stern von Afrika (The Star of Africa)

"never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few"

Another You Tube video cut at the best bit Don't just look search for the Bastards Robert Shaws Character

I really feel for that rookie pilot - he's exactly what I would have been in his shoes! You get the feeling that they've spoken the "monkeys" bit to many a clueless recruit over the past few weeks!