AIRPLANE! (1980) TWIN BROTHERS FIRST TIME WATCHING MOVIE REACTION!
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When the boy asked the girl if she wanted cream for her coffee, and then you took a drink... I instantly feared for your life 🤣
That was perfectly timed!
So did I! Once you picked up your cup for a drink I thought “shit, he is going to choke on that”
It's the expression on the boy's face after that is the best bit!
I was going to call 911
I hate they skipped the "I speak Jive" scene sooo great
The man waiting in the taxi is shown after the credits. "Well I'll give him another 20 minutes, but that's it."
The Mayo Clinic is a medical center in the US that treats the most difficult medical cases and does a lot research. Hence all the mayonnaise bottles on the shelves 🤣
There's an airplane2 but temper your expectations
Fun fact: All the patients in the Mayo clinic have to go around naked...because they don't like dressing....
@@thewildgoose7467 Lol! I bet they’re a lot of jokes about that clinic.
It was surprising they had no clue about the Mayo Clinic. We are fortunate to have one right here in Jacksonville, FL and it has the reputation of being the best of the best in terms of medical care and treatments. I thought everyone knew of it.
@@dunhill1 Maybe we know about it because we are old :)
I love the beach scene where Ted provides all the details of his upcoming mission and when Elaine asks when he'll be coming back, Ted replies "I can't tell you, it's classified". Brilliant subtle humor!
I just wanted to tell you both: Good Luck, we're all counting on you.
And don't call me Shirley
I just wanted to tell you both: Good Luck, we’re all counting on you.
I just wanted to tell you both: Good Luck, we're all counting on you.
What kills me no one watching Airplane waits till the end credits. It answers your question, what happened to the guy in the cab!!!!!!
Richard T: 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👌
The woman putting on make-up (all over her face) is the director's mother. She has a lot of cameos in their movies. She plays the secretary in Naked Gun, and a bank teller in Ghost, among others.
what about the director's themselves ? i read that they are the guys who misdirected the plane to crash through the big window !?
When the Doctor is giving Ted the pep talk about George Zipp -- this is a direct reference to the 1940s movie "Knute Rockne, All American" in which Ronald Reagan played a Notre Dame football player named George Gipp who in one scene is dying in a hospital bed. He tells his coach to tell the rest of the team to "win one for the Gipper," and the Doctor's speech is pretty much word-for-word from that scene. Also, the music playing when Striker gets up and says "I've got a plane to land" is the Notre Dame fight song.
@Chris McDowell Ronald Reagan also used "Win One For The Gipper" AS his political slogan when he was running for office.
"This movie is so theater of the absurd! Play on words, sight gags, and commercial and mo ie references!! Put Ham on 5 and hold the Mayo"...the doc was calling from the Mayo Clunic.
I kept wondering why they used the Notre Dame fight song, of all things. Thanks for the info!
Thank you for explaining that because I knew none of that
I love how it’s a Jet plane but you can hear the hum of Propellers.
Most people miss the final joke after the end credits.
Airplaine! 2 is funny as well.
And they put some jokes in the closing credits...
Also the train engine sound in the beginning when the plane takes of when they're parodying the clichè scene of the woman seeing her lover going away with the train.
Airplane 2 wasn’t as good because none of the original writers had any part and it was mostly rehashing the jokes of this one.
End Credits also have "Author Of A Tale Of Two Cities . . . . . . Charles Dickens"
The Mayo Clinic is a nonprofit American academic medical center hence the Mayonaise on the shelves;)
You forgot to say that specialize in heart care, heart surgery and heart transplants.
I can't believe they didn't say anything about the sign "wacking material" by the magazines. I *DIED* when I saw that the first time.
@@JustWasted3HoursHere So few reactors seem to notice that sign...
@@RichardX1 I think they avoid it to avoid being demonetized.
@@RichardX1 This whole movie is full of little "ha ha" gags, but there are a few places that are laugh out loud hilarious. That was one of them for me. Another was the one where news anchors from around the world are presenting the news of what's going on and one of them is a Polynesian (I'm guessing) tribesman using drum sticks to talk, someone walks in with a new set of sticks and then he changes camera. Let me see if I can find it: Found it! It's the last one in this clip: th-cam.com/video/CBT7S29cf9c/w-d-xo.html
If you haven't seen any of the Naked Gun movies you should watch them, they're made by the same Zucker Brothers who made Airplane and starred Leslie Nielson (The Doctor in this)
Even better is the Police Squad series. They only made 5 or 6 episodes, but the jokes are just as rapid fire in it as this movie had.
Police Squad was a great series, a satire on 1960s cop shows. The general audience didn't get it though. So they went back to movies, putting out "The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad".
@@Lensmaster1 yes, and thus they prominently said "in color" in the title screen.
it ended up as a 6x30 minute mini series which i see as a followup to Airplane! and "Naked Gun" is its spinoff trilogy
i liked the mini series a lot, but when some reactors watched them in a single run instead of as separate episodes, it became a bit annoyingly boring to see the repetitive jokes of 3 or 6 espisodes in a single sitting, while i couldn't wait to see the next episode when broadcast only once per week. That's probably also why they only did 6 episodes.
I always liked that the plane has a manual gearshift lever.
The "Ham on five, hold the Mayo" joke works because there IS a hospital called the Mayo Clinic.
The 'Turkish Prison' reference was due to the popularity of a movie called Midnight Express (1978) wherein an American drug smuggler gets arrested and while in the prison he is violated and will be killed eventually.
What a hilariously dark reference to say to a child lol
The old lady speaking jive is Barbara Billingsley, who played the mom in Leave It To Beaver tv series. Her speaking jive is the best.
I love the "what do you make of this?" bit and always sneak it in when I get the chance at work :)
That will never not make me laugh.
chefs kiss: You're awesome saucy
Robert Hays (the one who piloted the plane to safety in the end, kind of) was so ridiculously funny in this. He had me laughing so hard. He also sort of made fun of his character in this film in "Sharknado 2" in the intro. The last really funny movie I saw was "Ted"" which was released in 2012. That movie is so freaking hilarious.
I just want to tell you both good luck, we’re all counting on you
having seen this movie like a 100 times, seeing you drink before the "like my man" line, i thought we would get an actual spit take, but a choke take is just as good
They don't make movies like this anymore. It was ahead of its time and still to this day is funnier than most movies. So many hilarious scenes!
They missed the inflatable pilot being named Otto.
Otto Pilot.
My thinking about Ted's clothes flying back to him is that when he threw his hat, it returned like a boomerang. Then all his clothes did it.
Ohhh Man, I laughed my ass off watching you trying to drink, right when one of the best lines in the movie is coming; "Cream?" "No thank you, I take it black; like my men." Aww wow saw it coming the whole time, going; NOOOOOO don't drink NOW!!! This movie has so many gags, that you can watch it a 100 times and still catch jokes you missed before. You didn't have the scene in your reaction, but the old lady who translates the jive talk for the stewardess is Barbara Billingsly, who is most famous for playing June Cleaver on the classic tv show Leave it to Beaver. She was the gold standard for suburban mom's back in the day. So her knowing how to speak jive with the brothers, is like the Dave Chappelle show sketch with Wayne Brady. Which if you haven't seen that and or don't know who Wayne Brady is I highly recommend checking out the sketch after you know who he is!!!
A few more parodies to add to the list, Airplane 2, which while not as good as the first is still hilarious. The Top Gun parody, Hot Shots and it's sequel Hot Shots Part Deux which parodies Rambo's 2&3. Balls of Fury is a parody of Bruce Lee's iconic Enter the Dragon. Kung Fu Hustle, Shaolin Soccer and Kung Pow: Enter the Fist are hilarious Kung Fu parodies I know you'll love. Also while not a true parody, Army of Darkness is so much different from the other Evil Dead movies it might as well be a parody! And Lastly Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz are amazing.
Top Secret! The spiritual successor to Airplane I and II.
How did you miss Kentucky Fried Movie? A major part of it is the parody of Enter the Dragon.
I first watched this film when I was a kid, back in the 80's on VHS and rewatched it periodically for about a couple of years. Every time, I spotted something new. Even watching it recently, I was surprised to still find gags I had missed.
(every 15 seconds, said through practically crying laughter): "That's so STUPID!!!"
Later: "Every joke was just SO CLEVER!"
Me: "Yep, that's the proper reaction."
These films are awesome, Airplane 2 is still equally as funny, and Naked Gun, all written by the same people. Just pure genius. The one gag that literally goes the whole way through this film that nobody ever picks up on, it’s a jet plain, yet a propeller engine noise. Love the channel and much respect.
12:54 the shocked looks on the brothers' faces, then their bursting out in laughter kills me every time!
There is a scene after the credits you may want to watch lol. Also Leslie Nielsen, my comic idol, r.i.p. Also fun fact every interview I've seen with Leslie Nielsen he had a little fart machine that he hid and would squeeze the fart machine during his interviews. He also had that fart machine on sets. He was so brilliant.
10:58 I don't know why almost anyone is drinking during this joke. This is almost lethal. LMFAO!
The two black guys changed the script and did their own thing. Worked out great.
Welcome to the Airplane movies, twins! These are some of the best slapstick comedies ever made. There are more modern slapstick movies, you can review "I'm Gonna Git You Sucka", and "Fifty Shades of Black". All of these are from the Wayans clan. Enjoy!
The bar scene was awesome. An Air Force pilot in navy dress whites. Two girl scouts fighting to late 1960s Star Trek fight music. Everything you threw away being tossed back at you like someone who hates litter.
The only downside is it sped up the tempo of Stayin Alive to the point I can't use it to guide the tempo of CPR. The first aid trainers said to use either Stayin Alive or Another one bites the dust - but the latter is risky if you start humming it.
I haven't seen this movie in like, 40 yrs! Lol. In its time, I remember laughing all the way through it. My fav parts were really the guys in the control tower. Lloyd Bridges and the totally weird gay guy just killed me. And dozens of simple site gags, and plays on words. Was pure genius. Glad you guys liked it.
15:42 the gag is Kareem Abdul-Jabbar played for the LA Lakers that's why he's in his Lakers gear.
@OctoKrool Parodies, like this pretty much died in the late 90’s.
The last ones that have a similar structure of aping existing movie plots with tons of verbal and visual gags and dialogue that gets straight delivered (that actually work) are “Not another Teen Movie” and “Black Dynamite”.
You two have restored my faith in humanity. I’ve watched 4 reaction videos to Airplane! today, and you two are the only ones who’ve been getting most of the jokes, especially the word-play. No one seems to have heard of the Mayo Clinic, though…weird! Then again, I live in Minnesota where everyone knows Mayo Clinic.
10:55
Me: don’t take a sip, don’t take a sip!!
You have to watch it more than once because there are so many jokes you would have missed because you’re concentrating on one joke while another is going on in the background. The movie is an absolute classic. To me it’s the funniest movie ever made. Also there’s a scene after the credits where you find out what happened to the guy in the taxi.
FYI, the Mayo Clinic is one of the world's premier medical care and research centers. That made the Mayo clinic with the shelves of Mayo a hysterical joke on its own.
Haha I am sure someone has already commented this, but there is a mid-end credits scene that goes back to the dude in the taxi, and he says "Alright! I'll give him 5 more minutes, but that's it!" XD
Great reaction, guys!! Definitely not a movie to drink water during XD
Old school comedies are some of the funniest movies I've ever watched. Airplane is one of my favorites.
This movie holds the world record for most jokes per minute lol. And somehow, they all land.
A old buddy of mine's Cousin and his senior class graduating actually rented a hall so they could scream the movie.. You could hear the laughter down. The block of 400 screaming graduating seniors just losing their minds.
Naked Gun Trilogy, Top Secret, Hot Shots, Hot Shots Part Deux, and Murder By Death are all great comedies.
The mayo stuff is a lot funnier when you consider that there is actually a real medical establishment called the Mayo Clinic. Maybe it's not as famous now but it's a real clinic that specializes in difficult cases and cutting-edge science. It would get mentioned a lot on serious drama shows back in the 1970s/80s. It became sort of a stock plot device to emphasize that the situation was really serious. Obviously here the writers were parodying that with the shelf full of mayonnaise jars.
28:02
"There Was That One Joke, 'I Like My Coffee Like I Like My Men', I Didn't See That Coming"
Yeah, that was a bit of a camouflaged condom
Many of the actors were famous for being serious actors. For example the guy in the taxi was a famous soap opera actor, and the airport announcers were real announcers at that airport and are married.
If you haven’t seen it, Blazing Saddles by Mel Brooks is a must see. I would love to see you guys reacting this legendary movie.
They have
I hate that you all did not show the scene where June Cleaver says "I speak Jive" if you get it, one of the funniest jokes of all time. But overall great reaction
There is a post credit scene where the guy in the taxi is still there and says, "I'll give him another minute."
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The double sunglasses are so good
You see the taxi man at the very end of the credits still sitting in the taxi, he looks at his watch and says "Well ill give him another 20 minutes but thats it"
4:23 that synchronization, you are really twins :)
fun game to play while watching this movie count the number of groupsof people that would be protesting this movie if it came out today.
The inflatable pilot was autopilot, and the autopilot cannot land.
9:38 - While Staying Alive is playing, no less.
The guy waiting in the Taxi. On its own, it’s a pretty good joke, but it becomes a million times cleverer if you know who the taxi passenger is. As it so happens, he was played by Howard Jarvis, an American businessman and politician who lowered California’s property taxes by spearheading Proposition 13 in 1978. And that’s the joke. Jarvis, who was primarily known for his strong views on fiscal responsibility and limited spending, played a character on Airplane! who’s the exact opposite of careful with money.
18:37 he's matching the picture on the wall to the left.
This was my dad's favorite movie. He always said that this movie has almost every bad joke in the world. And _Blazing Saddles_ has the other three.
"Dying is easy. Comedy is hard"
Definitely would suggest Top Secret, which is Val Kilmer's 1st movie.
Political correctness has a lot to do with not making these movies anymore as well. This movie being released mainstream would definitely not go over well. Production companies would not even touch them. The 80s were a different time.
"Where did you get that dress? And those shoes and that coat, Jeeesus!"
Johnny has always been my favorite 😅
The guy in the cab is at the very end of the credits!
If you drink during this movie, you're taking your life into your hands. LOL
I think the key to a good parody movie, is that it requires the original to be good first.
But the nun speaking jive is one of those that blindsided me off the couch XD
Thanks guys, was a joy laughing with you on this classic movie
That's one of the cutest dogs i've ever seen LOL
If I remember correctly the guy in the taxi pops up in the credits and says, "I'm giving him 5 more minutes but thats it."
People forgot how to take a joke. and here we are older and sadder but not wiser for it.
One of the best comedies ever imo. You guys nailed it, the jokes are so clever. The play on words they use, the execution, the timing, all perfection :) Theres probably quite a few jokes missed on the first watch :) Ever if its a small gag in the background, there are tons to savor on a second viewing :)
Something most people oddly miss. Is he was an Air Force Captain, but in the bar scene, he's dressed as a Navy Lt. (same as AF Capt. ) .
Just FYI there is a post credit scene which answers one of the questions you asked at the end
One of the greatest comedy's of all time
I’m trying to eat and laugh at the same time 😂
The Mayo Clinic is a real thing, which makes the joke better imo.
There is a post-credit sequence with the guy still waiting in the taxi.
The whole movie is a joke but everybody is completely deadpan (except Johnny, whose lines are all ad-libbed by the actor).
Kentucky Fried Movie was written by the Zucker brothers and directed by John Landis. It’s really out there. Love the last scene. You won’t be able to post a reaction but I think you’d love the movie.
Legend is whenever Bill Murray is on a flight he always asks to see the pilot. He opens the door and says " I just want to tell you both we are all counting on you" and just returns to his seat
What's funny is the guy waiting all that time in that taxi and the total was only .63 cents 😂
Hey guys I watched this movie back in the 80's on VHS .
I feel like this was a movie where they just didn't say no to any of the jokes they came up with, no matter how stupid they were
On a side note, there was a plane incident (I can't remember the exact details, so I might have this confused with another plane disaster) where I think the plane started going haywire over the Pacific Ocean and took a nose dive out of nowhere. The pilots managed to regain control and they decided to head to the nearest airport and just hope it didn't happen again. They're all sitting in the cockpit shaken up and nervous hoping they can get the plane down, trying to figure out a plan if it happened again, and the captain goes "I picked the wrong week to quit sniffing glue." Everyone laughed, it eased the tension, and they got the plane down safely. So in a way, this parody movie helped to save a plane full of people
It's sort of fun to watch you millennial kids reacting to a movie that was made for a generation that was not so easily shocked. I loved the freedom we had back then to laugh at ourselves without thinking it was inappropriate or wrong. It was just us.
You missed the final joke at the end of the credits. They come back to the guy in the taxi and he says "20 more minutes and that's it."
The Israel plane with a beard on the front 🤣
He's not just an inflatable pilot! He has a name: Otto!
Check the credits.
You were talking about there not being any good parody movies anymore - have you seen The Menu? It's basically a parody of A-24 horror films such as Midsommar and Hereditary. It's classified as "horror satire" and friends of mine who worked in the food industry couldn't stop laughing at all the in-jokes.
It’s like I picked the wrong week to stop watching your reactions
This is probably the funniest movie ever made. I recall seeing this in the theater and the entire audience was laughing non stop.
Es un clásico me gusta la parte donde dice escoji un mal día pa dejar de oler pegamento ese humor absurdo es increíble 🤣🤣🤣
Just fyi, there is an after credit scene that shows the guy still waiting in the taxi saying " well I'll give him five more minutes. But that's it. "
How about that coffee?
Another big recommendation is _Top Secret_ (which also happens to be Val Kilmer's movie debut). It's the same writing team, so if you liked this... ya know.
Anyone else see the choke coming when the coffee and cream with the 2 kids happened
Mayo Clinic founded 1889 in Rochester Minnesota. The Mayo family and others were the founders.
14:10 - The Turkish prison reference was inspired by a movie from 1978 called Midnight Express - you guys must react to that one, it's a classic thriller.
Classic comedies:
- not afraid of anything or anyone
- not giving a single F
- acting dtupid while being smart
Modern comedies:
- afraid to cause any kind of offense
- acting stupid while being gross ... and stupid
Glad you dug the movie and I just wanted to tell you both good luck, we're all counting on you
This is parodied from "Zero Hour" in an insanely dull black and white 1940's movie I think that is in no way a comedy - but after watching "Airplane, that movie became a comedy classic.
I know I'm late to reply but I do want to say that some 1980's are strange with the rating system like this movie is rated PG😂
Remember Airplane was in 1980. This was a smart hilarious spoof of Disater Airplane movies from the 1970’s and they were very very popular. This movie was politically incorrect. These jokes would not be told today.