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American Made: The drug plane HD CLIP
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ม.ค. 2021
- What’s happening in this American Made movie clip?
Barry Seal (Tom Cruise from Mission Impossible, Top Gun and Rain Man) fills his plane with drugs. But when the traffickers want to add more, he explains to them that it is not possible because otherwise the plane will not be able to bear the weight. With the help of the traffickers, he backs the plane as far as possible on the runway to have as much time as possible for take-off. But before he leaves, they try to get a man to come with him. He must again explain to them that the plane cannot take any additional load. He soars off and nearly crashes into the forest, but he finally manages to take off.
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What’s the American Made movie about?
In 1978, Barry Seal (Tom Cruise from Mission Impossible, Top Gun and Rain Man), a commercial jet pilot, smuggled Cuban cigars into the United States. He is recruited by the CIA to fly clandestine reconnaissance missions over Central America. During a mission, the Medellín Cartel asks Seal to fly cocaine on his return flights to the United States. Seal accepts and starts sending the cartel's cocaine to Louisiana. The CIA turns a blind eye to the drug trade, but the DEA tracks down Seal. To avoid authorities, Seal and his family must move to a remote town in Arkansas. The small town becomes wealthy and turns out to be the center of cocaine trafficking in the United States. Eventually, the CIA shuts down the program and abandons Seal, who is arrested. He escapes prosecution by making a deal with the White House, which wants evidence that the Sandinistas are drug traffickers. Seal manages to obtain photos that link the Medellin cartel to the Nicaraguan Sandinistas, but the White House publishes them as propaganda against the Sandinistas. Seal being in the pictures, he is arrested and the cartel plots revenge. Seal is found guilty and is sentenced to hours of community service. Finally, unable to hide from the cartel, he is shot dead by assassins. The CIA destroys all evidence linking them to Seal and continues the smuggling, but using Iran instead to deliver weapons to the Contras.
Credits: © 2017 Universal Studios
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Dang, Maverick really took a dark turn after goose died.
He had to pay the bills somehow
He felt the need for speed
This made mission impossible stunts like a walk in the park
hahahahahahahaha
😂
There's old pilots and there's bold pilots. But there aint any old, bold pilots. Great scene and movie.
Except for Tom Cruise lol.
That's a good one!! 😂
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Hans Solo - in real life and fantasy - the exception that proves the rule.
@@Ducksoup67 There you go.
In the end Christ protected them because the drug money funds schools and hospitals in the area.
As a pilot myself that stall warning gives me anxiety
I know right! I get chills hearing the first beep
Same hahaha
@@carlj7466 now that's a cold pilot who's old and bold
@@carlj7466 that's cool. I own a mooney and just recently took my grandfather up in it for the first time!
How do you know if someone's a pilot? They'll tell you within 5 minutes. Dont even have to ask.
That stall warning horn is so accurate. I'm glad the director didn't force the sound guy to make it something more dramatic.
Overall, this is the most accurate fictional aviation movie I've ever seen. Rather than contriving unbelievable issues that arise with a plane and solving it stupidly, this movie has scenes regarding weight and balance, how to deal with an engine fire, and other things completely accurate to aviation it's so cool to see it done right for the most part.
tom being a real aviator in real life won't let that happen.
It's not entirely accurate. At the beginning, doing 90 knots with a nearly flat angle of attack like that, you'd never get a stall warning. That's not how the stall sensor works. Later when he pulls it up hard, maybe, but during the first part it's not accurate.
The stall sensor is a little flap at the front of the wing, with a switch attached to it. It triggers when air starts "bleeding" up across the front of the wing, instead of flowing under it. That happens only when the angle of your wing in relation to the direction of the airflow is way too steep. IE when you're pulling up too hard or when you're about to land and you're flaring. Can't happen when you're taxying or hovering just over the runway like that at a flat angle.
@@Forbes123 Yeah he is changing the prop pitch, not the opening the throttle :D And if anything, that should have decreased the RPM a little (more load), not upped it like the sound suggests.
@@gammaraider I was thinking the issue was he was rolling before having the props putting out max thrust.
I never understood why this movie got bad reviews. I still think it's highly underrated.
Too many snowflakes
Bad reviews? It has an 86% on Rotten Tomatoes. Those are some pretty darn good reviews
I'm amazed that the powers that be allowed it to be made!
Friends in cia
@@bb5242 why? they enjoy rubbing this kind of shit into our faces...they do it with all kinds of movies...
Wag the Dog
Gangs of New York (all the scenes with the politicians)
Manchurian Candidate
Charlie Wilson's War
"Z"
and the list goes on and on....
the corruption in our government and the hollywood propaganda wing are so ingrained in our society it's not even funny
lmao poor guy was crying after he got kicked off the plane
Nah, I'm sure after seeing that takeoff, he realized the pilot saved his life.
Yeah, those tears woulda dried up quick.
Just wanna visit america lol
@Cayson Kristian nice advertisement bro!
is it a bot or
How you give a guy a cross and then bet against him
The cross added weight, it was a con
@@ibulleti7948 😂🤣
Betting against yourself is like buying insurance.
He didn’t bet against him he bet in favor
He did, thats why he is paying out at the end of the video. That means he was betting for him to crash.
Lol this movie is so funny. This scene is hilarious. I can’t believe they were betting against him lol
They were millionaires becoming billionaires
Colombians are pretty funny, being poor makes things weird
They were just trying him with 130 kg of coke which wasn't a big amount for them. They expected him to crash like the others. In this case, they would scavenge the payload and leave him to die.
@Dr. Dolf death by suicide but has two in the head? I really doubt they thought it was suicide
@@carlj7466 🗣you are in for a treat about the number of people officially reported as suicides, with 2 shots to the back of their head.👀
This is Cruise's finest acting if you ask me, the movie I mean in its entirety. Can't wait for more and more from him.
Tom cruise is a legend, hyped for Top Gun Maverick
If only it wasn't for Xenu...
Yeah, he doesnt play the usual action hero in this movie.
that guy looked so defeated walking away from the plane like that
😂😂
So sad and shit lmao😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
You meant the big fella?
He's just a fat guy in the tropics.
knowing Tom Cruise I bet he flew that plane himself for that scene
you know Tom Cruise ;-)
And the drugs(to be more real, you know).
Oh is Tom your mate?
well if that were real the trees wouldve destroyed the wings of that plane so fast, it was a pretty unrealistic scene.
@colorado121 not trying to sound ignorant, I just have no idea about planes. I guess it doesn't take much for problems to arise when flying a plane? does the size of the plane matter as well?
The fact that Jorge gave him a Jesus on the cross for protection but yet betted against him is hilarious
@@pepelepew8147 🤣🤣
betted?
He probably betted against him hoping that he was going to lose the bet.
You copied a comment from 9 months before yours 🤦🏻 why not be original?
The most funny thing it is the worst wrong doers are the top believers😊
the best part is at the end of this scene hearing the engines straining climbing with all the weight.
What is the name of the movie. Pls
@@emmanuelmuma6193 american made
@@emmanuelmuma6193 Dude are you fucking blind it's the first two words in the title lmfaooo
I love TH-cam
I keep trying to tell friends - this is one of Cruises best movies. It never got the giant boxoffice talk but it was excellent!
Gotta hand it to him Tom Cruise rocks most movies he is in. He just kills it.
This movie is unbelievable. He made so much money as a dumper from the sky that he actually ran out of space in his whole house. Filled with millions inside walls -attic- downstairs- garage-shed .
but it's a TRUE story. Bill Clinton was the governor of Arkansas that called to get him released. He was the one behind running the drugs for the CIA.
tell us his end , and how he lived not how much he was rich
Stories are told of how crooks debated burning pallet-crates of low denomination bills because they ran out of room in their houses and warehouses.
It wouldn't surprise me if they did.
He already explained that he is taking 300 instead of 200 ... they decide to put a fat man inside too
Where did that fat man even come from? As they are pushing the plane back, there is nobody inside, then suddenly in the next shot, he magically appears inside the plane? wtf.
They don’t speak English.
@@RMJ1984 he’s that good
they're dumb and greedy that's why they sell drugs for a living
@@omarzarzourzamora9557 at least one of them does
I love how people in the drug world are always religious lol
That's why i don't like Catholicism. Too political. They can bend any rules they want and still think they're superior.
Laws of man and laws of god aren’t equal
@@jordancarlson7338 if you mean to suggest that you feel God would be ok with you growing, and distributing drugs that are clearly an evil influence on those in that world(and often some outside)then you are mistaken.
@@tuko99xtheugly56 I think you are the one mistaken to assume a few things. 1st you believe God is not forgiving but they are. 2. You believe all drugs are bad (and all that are involved are inferior to you) this is also false. 3. That the whole reason people sell drugs is usually out of necessity due to a marginalised society that works against minorities and the poorer classes. Now a very very small percentage of the people in that industry are bad people, but the majority are trying to survive.
@@jordancarlson7338 first of all it’s you that are assuming a few things. The first of which is that I believe in God... I don’t , and second is that people in that industry do it to survive. They do it because it’s any easy way to make the most amount of money for the least amount of work. Illegal dugs fuel one of the largest economic sectors in the world. If the entire drug world wasn’t loaded with cash and packed with violence then there wouldn’t be an untold number of tv shows, documentaries, and Hollywood movies on the subject (which not only further fuels the drug industry but also romanticizes it and makes it more acceptable to the general public). The world at large doesn’t like the day to day reality they have to live in and so they look for an escape, be it illegal drugs or alcohol or anything that makes them feel good and helps them forget that life is hard and there’s no easy fix. As I stated I don’t believe in God but I am well versed in religion and the Bible I can’t see God forgiving people who spend their lives intentionally participating in a practice that they know is hurting people and even killing them. As for minorities being marginalized, there’s a quick fix to that. First stop breeding. If you cannot afford to support a child that you will bring into this world after a night of partying and sex,then glove up or go home and rub one out instead. And secondly the power of the people has always resided in the masses. If you can organize and stick together you can accomplish anything.
Tom Cruise kissing a cross?…
Must’ve paid him one hell of an amount of money.
(Pun intended)
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Honestly I'd crank every RPM I could into those engines before I released the brakes...
Yeah, he definitely didn't follow proper Short Field T/O procedures
@@daniellamb7828 we need to add these clips to a list and get some of the youtuber pilots to do a review of it just for the fun of it
@@bierasaurus look up hollywood vs reality by 74Gear
He also could have added ten degrees of flaps for some extra lift.
@@TheWarnickthree he's in a hot and humid environment and he's overloaded. either he dumps fuel or cargo, or he goes as fast as possible in a straight line lifting as little as possible
Plane: *clearly in ground effect*
Him: *continues to pull into stall whine*
He bought a helicopter from my wife's company for one of his Mission Impossible movies; then... went to a 10 hour flight course to learn to fly it. Same one I went to when I learned to fly it as an Army pilot. He's doesn't do all his own stunts but he does a lot of them. An associate of mine (civilian instructor pilot) instructed him during the course.
no doubt very talented man
I doubt you had anything to do with anything, but nice story.
@@sphinxrising1129 nothing ever happens
@@sphinxrising1129 no shit sherlock. He never mentioned anything about him being related to Tom cruise
Finding the fat guy sitting there was So funny. Funny movie
Why you support fat-shaming?
@@yazuchy Why you care?
@@AA-bz1pr Because I can.
@@yazuchy Oh shit, gonna have to pack my bags after that comeback
@@AA-bz1pr run, racist, run.
They get the big chungus on the plane lol.
el chungito
@@SpaceMissile that was perfect! 😂
@@SpaceMissile 😂😂😂😂
@@SpaceMissile chunguito*
They didn’t cover this in Top Gun school!
@samxyx he was inverted
Weird part is in the American Made movie he does he was flying fighter jets before. So this is kind of like after Top Gun.
😂😂
My favorite part about this movie was how all the major news publishers immediately retconned decades of reporting on Barry Seal to hide how much of this was true.
Little of this film is true. It's spin and propaganda, _agitprop._ Those wanting to know the real deal about Seal's actions and who his actions served, should read Terry Reed's _Compromised._
Is that even true?? The director, Doug Liman, described his own film as: A fun lie based on a true story. 🤷♂️
@@deerlord2363 It's agitprop, by definition. If the plan had been to make _"a fun lie based on a true story,"_ they would have used a different name for Seal.
Terry Reed's book and documentation about Seal in his book, _Compromised,_ (And others' revelations of same) was so revealing of the US Tyranny's crimes that an ongoing misinformation , propaganda, campaign has been maintained against Seal-- _American Made_ is agitprop and a part of that misinformation campaign.
One fact revealed in Reed's book: The US Tyranny was running guns down to Latin America paid for with money gained from running drugs up to America. Part of the proceeds from the drug running were then funneled in to black ops in Latin America and around the world, and political and black ops against America.
I believe a main goal of this agitprop film was misinforming the American people about what really went on in Mena, Arkansas, and in Arkansas in general, and spin the US Tyranny's gun and drug running on to Seal.
Read the book. Just the revelations about Clinton and the elder Bush are worth the read.
@@k.chriscaldwell4141 I've heard of Clinton and the drug traffic when he was governor of Arkansas a few years ago, but I was young and never looked much into it. The book sounds quite interesting though, I'll give it a read if I get my hands on it. Thank you!
In the agitprop, _American Made,_ they show Seal receiving maps to the DEA's investigative hot zones. Hot zones that Seal could avoid so as to enable his evasion of the DEA. In reality, Seal had elements of the US Tyranny and Z(C)IA turning off detection stations, etc. to facilitate his flights in and out of the nation.
_"What Seal was preparing to do was to "blind" a Department of Defense satellite designed as a sentry to give advance warning of incoming hostile weapons systems. This would provide a window through which the Lear could fly through undetected. At the same time, Seal said, secret military surveillance tracking stations manned by U.S. Army intelligence personnel would emit large bursts of energy to jam the U.S. and Mexican ATC radar. Terry felt he was seeing the results of all the Star Wars countermeasures technology. This, he now realized, was how Seal's Operation Jade Bridge aircraft, code named Dodger, had been able to enter and leave the United States without being detected. If there had ever been a doubt in Terry's mind about who Seal was, and how high he was connected, it had been put to rest forever. Seal got his flight plan authorizations not from someone on the ground, like most pilots, but from satellites out in space."_ p. 244, _Compromised,_ Reed
Love how they placed bets on if he would make the runway
Knowing Tom Cruise, not only did he probably fly the plane for this scene, he used the multiverse to actually be Barry Seal in an alternate reality to accurately prepare for this movie.
If only it wasn't for Xenu...
They were betting if he would make it or not 😂😂😂
RIP the propellers
Meh... they’ll dress out. The gravel is what’s hardest on them.
In Hollywood movies, pilots use the entire runway to rev up the engines.
I'm surprised Mr. Scientology would allow a Jesus reference and a Holy Cross is his movie.
Nothing much more than a fairy tale for him. He believes in his superior aliens
Loved the movie. Underated flick!
1:00 the same reaction, in my head, I have on commercial flights.
This is me when I play gta and I'm trying to escape the cops with a plane on the highway.
I could see Tom cruise in a different universe if he wasn’t an actor actually doing this.
He’s soo great actor!
The way he speaks Spanish is the way I do 😂 I suck at it
The way he speaks Spanish is the way I speak English lol
@@sirius2643 At least you can speak English.
Love the color grading of this film
And i hate it. The version i saw a year ago was much brighter and cleaner but this is the kind of filter that will look odd when watching the movie 10 years later because it makes it look old like an old VHS tape from the 80s
@@DerHalbeEuro didn't know there were multiple versions did u watch the movie in theaters? Cause I only got the chance to watch it on blu ray and it was like this
I like it as well. It gives it a 80's vibe, but is still sharp and clear
The stall warming sound really gave me anxiety. I am happy that they didn't changed the actual sound.
I love how he had to explain to them that planes can only carry so much weight.
Just something about Tom Cruise and a plane just…it’s just feels right.
tom cruise brilliant actor.
needs to make more movies.
This movie should be called "Tom Cruise flies a plane again but this time with less excitement"
Thats gotta be the most dramatic scene in any movie ive seen in a while. i genuinely butt clenched! Great stuff
I'm not a pilot but if this guy had applied full wheel brakes and let the engines spool up to their max speed and then suddenly released the brakes he would have got the max possible acceleration
That's not how aircraft acceleration works - the engines spool up to full speed almost instantly, it's F=MA acceleration which will get you. Lots of mass.
@@2000blobfish yeah and in that formula the force is the thrust of the engines
@@2000blobfish You're wrong. Aerodynamic forces need to be taken into account. Go learn some physics.
@@XLV750RD01 Its ain't a jet.
@@danyleon4870 You need to read too.
I used to fly cargo on a baron. We always fly out heavy and overloaded on a field similar to this with obstructions on both ends of the ''runway''. Our procedure for T/O was FULL throttle and FULL BACKYOKE at clean. Once the A/C build-up speed, Nose wheel starts to leave the ground. The Stall warning horn will squeak from time to time but pay no attention to it as its irrelevant. Once you feel the main landing gear "smoothen", count 2 sec, flaps to first, adjust pitch position to slightly down to gain airspeed. Once Clear of the terrain, and speed is good, retract flaps to zero and you lived that day. I never knew how dangerous that was until I became part of the airlines. I remember watching this in cinemas. I didn't watch the part he flew overload on a short runway. Reminds me of my friend who fell short clearing a high tension wire and sadly didn't make it. this is the first time I am watching this and I can't describe the feeling.
I swear there are so many movies I haven't actually seen, I just watch clips of them on TH-cam.
By far my favorite Tom Cruise movie.
anyone who played any flight simulator knows his pain
I love how they are placing bets on whether or not he will make it.
the color of the film really make the movie go back in those time
I haven’t seen this movie but it feels very real. From the acting, the sound design, and the look of it.
It's a fun movie you should watch it
3:02 When your favorite team almost loses and suddenly scores at the least minute 🤣
Trying to explain the weight limitations to non pilots, depending on who you're explaining it too it's like talking to a wall.
Its a Piper Aerostar 600, yeah i have to look it up.. at first i thought it was a Britten Norman Islander BN-2 that i recently flew in
Wow, thanks for the info
The Islander would’ve carried that weight no problems........at 120 knots.
Fun fact: That actual plane crashed in Colombia on the last day of filming due to foggy conditions. The pilot and copilot died and another pilot survived. Both families of the two deceased pilots sued the producers, sued each other and also sued the surviving pilot who was severely injured. ☹️
They didnt know, he was an fighter pilot who try his luck as an actor.
The scary thing is that this actually happened.
sacry? america was build it from the bones of the death, coke and racist, this is more scarieer....this is just a movie bro, a good one,
@@alesism16 and it based on true story
@@unknownperson5277 thats righy dawg....true story also murika build dictatorships and over throwing them
Nothing about this scene is anything special. Pilots taking off out of jungle strips with heavily overloaded aircraft was a usual thing. If you survived a few trips and had your ego in check, you'd tell your contact what you could safely fly. If not you were going to crash sooner or later.
nah the scary thing is the CIA still hasnt been disbanded and is run by luciferian pedophiles.
Wtf are those comments
Dude idfk
Don't know chief
I enjoyed this movie a lot, I didn't expect it to be this good
What a great movie !! 👍
"You'll be flying a cargo plane full of rubber dog shit out of Hong Kong"
Maybe so Sir - But not today...
A scientologist actor kissing a Catholic Jesus's cross, what a great performance
He's a very dedicated actor. 😄
Holy shit “we agreed on 200...I even put on 300!” That is so damn funny lol.
1:27 They were still pondering whether to give the big fella a vacation.
One of my favourite scenes of the film, brilliant
love the green randolphs
I saw this movie. One of the best out there. I recommend.
Who can believe that high level drug smugglers don't understand that a plane can only carry so much weight? Not me.
At this time Escobar was stiil new on air smuggling.
Smuggles drugs for a living.
“Christ will keep you safe.”
Should have waited for the night. Colder denser air - more lift.
But you cant see as well at night
With no lighting?
@@fitrianhidayat ok, dawn would do as well.
Tom cruise is a great actor
It's still holds to this day.. if cruise is in your movie it's gonna be a great movie. This guy can foretell when he reads the script
If only it wasn't for Xenu...
so hes a pilot,
took more weight than he thought was allowable,
took a runway with a length that he knew wasn't enough for his weight,
must be a really good pilot.
Aerosucre moment
and also going to make a ton of money
@@samj1185 if he survives, which in this case he barely did. i hope pilots don't take the same risks for more payouts.
@@SIDEKICKONTH-cam that would probably depend on the amount of the payout. Just look at some youtube vids of pilots doing nutty things with NO payout!
@@samj1185 oh those are a different breed. dare devils. they are not in it for the money i guess.
First of all I would have taken off during the coolest part of the day which would have possibly been the morning when air is at its densest. that's a hot humid environment so you get less air density. second of all I would have held the brakes and hold them until the engines were at maximum rpm or until they started pull free from the brakes. finally I would have given the maximum amount of flaps for that takeoff.
And I would have made them go and cut down a hundred yards worth of trees or handed the flying job to somebody else.
apparently they didn't throw the book at Short takeoff procedures for this scene.
Is it just me or is it at the end of the scene does it looks like they placed bets on whether he was going to make it or not?
They were placing bets against him and I'm pretty sure that the superiors knew that if the plane was loaded to the brim Barry would've crashed, and burned. Which I think was their intention, but Barry (the new greengo) had more common sense then their past pilots from their region.
Its a movie, it needs dramatic effect, it wasn't an instructional flight video
Max flaps is a bad idea, in a big twin like that the extra lift from the flaps isn't going to make up for the massive increase in drag factor and is going to inhibit your rate of climb and lift off capabilities.
I think it's kind of funny how people talk about how they would've realistically handled this fictional situation when even the movie itself isn't interested in making the scene realistic. Regardless of the takeoff, the extra weight, ANY of that stuff...I guess crashing into the treetops somehow has no effect on the airspeed? Seal BARELY got the plane in the air, then he spends the first 10 seconds of flight shaving the canopy off of the jungle. THE SECOND he made contact with the trees, he would've been dead because his airspeed instantly would've fallen below stall speed and then there would've been a very horrific, very fiery crash in which the jungle got dusted in cocaine.
@@johnnytyler5685
Yeah absolutely, its a movie, its supposed to entertain and unreal situations with unreal outcomes are all part of that. Jesus the scene where all the different law agencies turn up at the same time without telling each other after surveilling him for some time and not actually noticing each other until they were in the hangar, its a movie.
All these people saying what they would have done have all left out shitting themselves when the drug dealers got a little feisty
This movie is class. Think TC outperformed himself as tragicomedy actor.
Making bets… lmao 😂😂
Tom Cruise is the last of the stars.
Bet that’s him flying too. Love Tom
It is him, he did all his flying scenes in the movie. He also did that scene of the crash, driving the plane to the ground himself.
@@deerlord2363 I believe it
Tom liked this so much he did it again in “Maverick” lol
Big fella just needed a ride
Guys I'm actually an accomplished pilot. Having landed several jumbo passenger planes in Grand Theft Auto 4 without them exploding; I can easily say that this scene is realistic.
When flying a smaller aircraft through tree tops; the propellers are actually able to spin faster increasing speed and terminal velocity. Similar to how mushrooms make you go faster in Mario Kart. This is the same concept.
Jumbo planes? In gta 4?
Did you know that Tom Cruise did all his own flight scenes and even filled the plane with real cocaine just to make it realistic
It wasn't cocaine, it was Lucky Charms !
He even snorted the cocaine too.
He also trained to crash the plane himself. 👌
And he didn't fill it with *real* cocaine, lol.
Love that the guy who said Christ will help himis betting against the plane taking off 😂
I swear I've seen this guy in other movies, I think he's an actor someone should tell the other guys
The American actor is Tom Cruise
@@elmexicano1119 Warn the others!!!
As a seasoned pilot of GTA this scene gave me anxiety, especially the first beep
Underrated movie. Such a great story.
The guy at the end🤣🤣
“I BET ON YOU!”
And the truth is, the only part of Barry Seal's story that's true is that he flew drugs for the Cartels. The rest is... well... we'll just say is unverifiable and the story changed in the retelling. Frequently.
WELL HIS KARMA DIDN'T WORK OUT,HE WAS SUSPECTED OF BEING A SNITCH & BLOWN AWAY BY A CARTEL HITMAN,OUTSIDE A CHEAP MOTEL.
No, he Seal flew drugs for the Z(C)IA. The cartels were, and still are, the Z(C)IA's partners. Read Terry Reed's _Compromised_ for more.
Who gives a fuck; could be completely fiction and would have still been a fun movie. The real life aspect to it just makes it that much better
@@k.chriscaldwell4141 Unverifiable, even after classified CIA operations of similar nature were declassified. (Air America, etc.) The story kept changing every time he told it, and got bigger and better every time he was in a bar, drunk. Sorry, but its very likely not true. Also, anyone involved with operations like that were utterly silent about their participation. The CIA wasn't known for recruiting blabber mouths.
The part about the cartels was, though. He really did fly drugs. If he wanted to tell stories that he flew for the CIA to make himself feel better, well, that's on him.
@@clamcrewcarclub6017 Plenty. This comment section is full of people who think the guy was really CIA when its damn near impossible that he was. (shrugs) But hey, life is short, drink a beer and be merry. It's Hollywood History. Fake it until you believe it.
Shit, every time I watch this I end up laughing like I've never seen it before!
Watched it I give this movie a 10 out of 10
Got a couple of hundred hours in Aerostars, they do love the runway. And after take-off, no turns below 140 kts.
I flew only rc models but these two motors airplanes are indeed creepy on turning.
fat guy walking out sad scene send me
They could've sent people to cut those trees in front of runway. Plus he could've made kind of breakers with rope for his gears: put these breakers under the gear, pull throttle to full power get on max rpm and then pull out breakers.
Also make harder runway: if they had enough people and tools they could have covered runway with wood.
Ok join them
@@emiogawa86 I respect law...
with the money they had the runway could have been concrete.
@@samj1185 it would have attracted attention.
@@sergiin3 suuure.. a twin engine plane clipping trees while 2 dozen men hang around a half dozen vehicles and an obvious dirt runway is perfectly normal. They could stain the concrete brown perhaps.
"Either I fly the big fella or I fly the product. What is gonna be ?" 🐷🐷😆😆😆
Love the old Mercedes... in the two colors they had that screamed 70s.
"The power of Christ propels you!"
"I'm already 1,500 pounds overweight." Then you're already WAY dead, as the Ted Smith Aerostar 600 with two 290hp Lycoming IO-540-K engines has a max takeoff weight of 5,500 lb (AOPA Pilot, Dec 1986), and 7,000 lb places you 27% over, more than seven percent further into the "IN THE RED - YOU'RE DEAD" zone beyond the roughly 20% factor of safety. Add to that the hot, humid day with a density altitude way above sea level, and all certified and current pilots will say, "Yeah, I know. Can't happen. But it's Hollywood." He's not rotating less than 84 kts, and Vx (best angle of climb airspeed) is 100 kts, so... Then there's the throttle back, then throttle about 30% more forward during the takeoff roll. Yeah... NO. ALL takeoffs -- EVERYWHERE -- are conducted at full throttle, which is never reduced until after gear/flaps are up and you're established in the climb. Also, that much foliage would probably have slowed him down enough to stall and wind up in the jungle. To top it off, he's taking off with a cold engine. Contrary to population misconception, cooler engines DO NOT make more horsepower. Hotter engines make more power. Sure, cooler air and fuel is denser, meaning more of it can fill combustion chambers to make more power, but having a hot engine doesn't heat up the same temperature ambient air very much at all. Once detonated, less energy (heat, in this case) being absorbed by the cold engine cylinders and block means more of it is available to expand the gases of combustion into producing more power i.e. thrust for forward motion. Ergo, hot engines produce more horsepower, which means more RPM and/or blade angle (for variable pitch propellers) and more thrust. They're also far less likely to break when you firewall the throttle than a cold engine. AND THEN -- FINALLY -- he utterly FAILS to compute and pace off and mark proper acceleration and stop distances based on the POH tables and current atmospheric conditions and runway slope as I've had to do while flying around South America. Looking it up only takes a couple of minutes. Failure to look up the data and use it can cost you your entire lifetime. Thus, all pilots are required to look it up. All smart pilots (the vast majority of us) DO look it up and use it. So, unless he barely has enough gas to make his destination (also foolish), he's going to sit at idle waiting for his engines to warm up -- thoroughly -- before advancing throttles to full i.e. 100% power and waiting for the temperatures to either stabilize or reach to just this side of redline before releasing brakes. Cowl flaps take energy, too, so he might shut those before beginning his takeoff roll. One more thing: While flaps reduce your stall speed, they create more drag than anything else, so your takeoff roll is minimized when you accelerate flaps up. That said, a small amount of flaps can and do improve climb angle for some airplanes. If the POH indicates a reduced takeoff roll with obstacle clearance using, say, 5% flaps, but you want to accelerate clean, I've seen pilots set flaps double the percent in seconds before they hit Vr, thus, if Vr is 84 kts, then they'd ensure the flap lever was set to 5% NLT 74 kts. I CANNOT ADVISE THIS. Far better to give yourself a proper, by the book margin of error all around and fly the plane commensurate with the checklist and POH.
I ain’t reading all of that i’m happy for u tho or sad if it’s something bad
Who tf is going to read all of this?
You must have time on your hands
It was bad enough scrolling through it to write a comment. No ones reading all that 🤣
Es una peli mijo aliviánese
0:38 I thought i recognized the guy in red and white - he's in Narcos too. Funny.
Piper Aerostar 700!!! Love this plane!
Wow, that's one of a hell plot-armored aircraft