I’m 72 now, saw this with my twin sister when were were 12-13 years old. Our cheeks actually hurt from laughing for two hours straight. To me, it’s still is The Number One Comedy Movie ever. And that is saying a lot for me, since I am a movie nut. Lol.
@ Lewis Clark this my all time favorite movie as well- it was showing in a movie theater back in ‘79 when I was 10 years old and it was a field trip our teacher took us to watch - great memories
I'm from Coventry England and this is one of those rare laughfests that I can watch time after time. It's become one of my go to quotable movies of all time, some wonderful lines in there, absolute comedy gold.
Of the many things I love about this movie is the casting. Every damn character comedy actor from the 30's, 40's and 50's that was still alive, was cast. Just when you thought you saw "every one" another would have a scene. A great tribute to the glory days of vaudeville and film comedy.
The entire movie is non-stop laughs, but I have a great fondness for that line for some reason. The whole situation and his high strung nervousness and confusion is genius.
Frank Tallman was the pilot. Classic Hollywood stunt pilot. And yes he did fly through that billboard. Much later he clipped a radio tower cable trying to fly under a thunderstorm. RIP Frank Tallman.
@@wingatemose1182 It's an absolute masterpiece of comedy by consummate comedians and a stellar director, including wonderful music by E.Gold. This airplane scene has me busting my gut every time I see it.
"like dear old dad used to make" This busts me up every time I see it. I nearly pee'd my pants the first time I saw this. Classic acting all around, and seriously can anyone imagine a better actor for this bit than Jim Backus?
Right, Backus was great, and all the parts were cast so well and well acted! Even Milton Berle did a great job on a straight acting part, and with a superb director like Kramer, how could this movie not be a total winner? Even the music is marvelous.
What a movie, saw it when it premiered in 1963? Still hilarious. What's so amazing is that this was obviously before CGI and all the many action scenes are amazing.
I, too, saw this in 1963 as a 5 year old kid. I was in awe!! Yup, still hilarious and, yes, action-packed!! What seems to pass for "comedy" these days just doesn't do it for me.
In 1963 I was only 4 much too young to appreciate. Watched the entire movie in 2010 and laughed my @$$ off at Jim Bacchus and this entire scene. A star studded, comedy packed masterpiece. Miss all these old movie stars so much and all the entertainment they brought to our world back in the day.
As kids, my younger brother and I keyed-in on The Three Stooges suited-up as fireman in this movie. What a great time watching 👀 movie with our parents. I even remember going to the Blue Fountain restaurant for lunch before driving into Philly to see this movie at the Boyd Theater. It was an _event_ to be appreciated.
"Now, the stick that you're holding there... Uh, that is... I assume that... Now men, are you holding that stick? Is somebody holding that stick?! Over!" "What stick?! Oh, the wheel! I'm holding it. We're BOTH holding it!"
That open hanger the plane flies through at the 8:00 mark still stands at the Charles M. Schulz-Sonoma Co. Airport in Santa Rosa, CA. It now serves as an air museum.
Wish Mickey & Buddy had made more movies together...they're as good as Abbott and Costello. "Who are you? The HOSTESS?" Naturally after the emergency landing, they have to get in Rochester's cab.
I love the part when, after Jim Backus gets knocked out, the plane sways back and forth and - just for good measure - Backus's noggin whacks against the cabinet! BANG! Too funny!!
Poor Jim Backus didn't have any better luck traveling by sea either, his three-hour tour out of Honolulu took over three years before he got back to civilization.
Oh God yes! I was already wheezing in pain/laughter when he took that secondary header into the liqour cabinet! I about stroked out I was laughing so hard!!
@@bigal1863 "Stroked out"...yes! They just don't make movies like this nowadays. #1: "Comedies" aren't funny anymore, and #2, seems anything that looks real in a movie with lots of action these days probably isn't. This is a movie I can watch over and over again, and never tire of it.
Also, Jim Stark's dad, James Dean's father in "Rebel Without a Cause". A way more versatile actor, than I think that he even gave himself credit for being. God bless you in heaven, good men, :)
Carl Reiner once said during an interview for the documentary "Something a little less serious" that in the scene where the plane buzzed the tower he was doing a shot (probably not the one that was used in the final cut) where he's directing the plane this way and that, he said the plane came so close that he pulled his hands in because he could touch the wing. The shot was done from a camera that was set up about 200 yards away. He also talked about how he did joke (That he claimed was famous) by yelling out "Make Up" to the distant camera. After the plane buzzed the tower, he yelled out "Underwear" because of the terror of the plane doing the flyby.
The look on Buddy Hacketts face when the pilot Jim Backus gives him control of the airplane 🤣. One of the guys in the control tower “why don’t we just shoot em down and be done with it”!🤣🤣
Famed stunt pilot Frank Tallman did the flying. He made two passes thru the hanger and the film crew asked for a third. He refused, saying the were going to have to work with the footage they had.
I never really paid attention to him until now-but when the Colonel first starts talking the 2nd man on the left in the control tower expressions are priceless as he listens to the Colonel ramble on. LOL Like 'Where'd we get this guy!?'
1957 I was in Air Force ROTC and we got to go up in a C-45, the militarized Beech 18. I got to sit at the controls and was scared to death to just push the rudder a little bit, and the yoke a little bit, keeping straight and level, no sudden moves, eye on the horizon, at night, another eye on the instruments, another eye on the instructor pilot. He said I did okay. Whew! Many years later I saw this film and thought, THAT AIRPLANE CAN DO THAT???!
It's very hard to choose who is the funniest in the control tower. Each character delivers something special and the colonel wrapped up in the microphone wire is an absolute show stopper, "what the hell's with this wire here!" I'm done 😂
Reminds me of the scenes in Airplane! especially the one where the guy says we're all pulling for you,does anyone else have flashbacks to Leslie Neilsen saying that exact phrase?
I have seen this film a million times and the scene that I wait for is when the tower asks who is flying the airplane and Mickey says Nobody is flying the airplane.
Well, the scenes with Barrie Chase were pretty delicious as she dances around with that stony expression. I guess Sylvester was so dumb he just dances with her.
@@jjryan1352 That part was made for J B. Mr Magoo I believe came out before Mad World. Then Thurston Howle the third. Played the same in all three of the flicks
Apparently, it was made of balsa wood and positioned off the end of the runway to be able to land safely if any of the debris interfere with the engines.
My parents took me to see this the year it came out (1963) as a 5 year old kid, at a place called the Cinerama Theater in Providence, RI, which was state-of-the-art for the time. I was in awe!! It's still one of my all-time favorites, and never gets old. Man, they really DON'T make 'em like they used to!
321snoot No, they sure don’t! I was born in ‘82, & just watched this for the first time last night! I look for older films b/c they were just better back then! I consider the 90’s to be the last decade of practical effects. Before over usage of CGI. CGI has its place, but I do think we are too dependent on technology these days. It’s cheaper, yes, but ya get what ya pay for. Some CGI looks good. They just go overboard w/it! This was a fantastic film, & I can’t believe I haven’t seen it before, but I was feeling down & depressed yesterday. This movie made my night, I was laughing so hard! Truly needed! I believe everything happens for a reason, & this movie was meant for me to see at a time when I needed it most! Laughter really is the best medicine!
@@ladyscarfaceangel4616 I'm so glad you watched this movie at just the right time, and that it had a positive effect on you. Nothing like a good laugh, especially a sustained one. It's a pretty long movie, but a true gem, and there's literally a (belly) laugh a minute. I'm about due for another viewing, so thanks for putting the bug in my ear! (I watch it every year, or two.) Anyway, I hope you're feeling better since Mad, Mad World. Thanks for sharing! (As an aside, it's refreshing to know that someone as young as you can appreciate something funny from almost 60 years ago, Thanks for restoring my faith that humor isn't necessarily a generational thing.)
What you have to remember is that this movie was made long before CGI and other special effects. That scene @6:30 where they buzz the tower is real. It was a real plane with a really crazy pilot flying that plane. I also learned that they did not tell the other actors that they were going to do that. So whe you see the guys waving their hands as the plane is closing in they were not acting. That was real fear.
"What can happen to an old fashioned?" Jim Backus became immortal for me in that moment!
"NO ONES FLYING THE PLANE" !!!!!!
Yes, my favorite Jim Backus scene of all time. He was perfect for the part.
'It's the only way to fly' !!!!!
THE quote of the movie
Big AL you ain't lying brother, "don't make them so sweet this time!" 😂
I’m 72 now, saw this with my twin sister when were were 12-13 years old. Our cheeks actually hurt from laughing for two hours straight. To me, it’s still is The Number One Comedy Movie ever. And that is saying a lot for me, since I am a movie nut. Lol.
Yes, Mister!
I saw this wonderful mowie in age of 12.
And during all mowie I laught.
It is one of my favorite mowie ever.
Greeting from Ukraina.
Dhamaal 2007 was same as it's mad mad mad mad world in 1963.
I watched this movie for the first time late last night. I couldn't stop laughing. Awesome movie
@ Lewis Clark this my all time favorite movie as well- it was showing in a movie theater back in ‘79 when I was 10 years old and it was a field trip our teacher took us to watch - great memories
I'm from Coventry England and this is one of those rare laughfests that I can watch time after time. It's become one of my go to quotable movies of all time, some wonderful lines in there, absolute comedy gold.
All the actors in this movie were truly having fun! They loved this script.
Real cars, real talented people, real aircraft, real pilots.. No CGI... one of my favorite to 10 films of all time. Terry&ThePirates
They are on a green screen
@@warpedadept Some is, some isn't.
@@thurstonhowell3569 That is fair. And I don't think any less of the movie for it.
I don't think they had green screen then. I think movies were protected behind them.@@warpedadept
@@iowaguy6470 That might be, i just thought that the original coment was a bit misleading.
My dad is 76 and I'm 33 tomorrow and I grew up with this and laurel n hardy n the stooges. REAL Comedy. ❤
My old man showed me this movie back in 96’ when he found his old VHS copy. Still to this day, it’s one of the funniest movies I have ever seen.
Me, too, and this airplane scene is a belly-buster!
"SYLVESTER"!!!!!!!
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Did he make you an "OLD FASHONED" ? ;)
This never gets old.
As soon as he takes off he wants a beverage
Yep!
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Of the many things I love about this movie is the casting. Every damn character comedy actor from the 30's, 40's and 50's that was still alive, was cast. Just when you thought you saw "every one" another would have a scene. A great tribute to the glory days of vaudeville and film comedy.
Yes. I appreciate Jack Benny's brief appearance; it's so in-character with his admirers' impression.
Plus new up&comers like Don Knots.
I was born in 66 and known this movie my entire life. I appreciate it more and more as I age. It’s incredible.
You forgot the 20s. The Three Stooges started in 1922.
Jerry Lewis was always ‘miffed’ that he did not get included in the cast.
" I can hear you "
"I don't care if you hear me or not!"
LOVE THIS MOVIE.
All-star cast, world class film!
I’m 61 years old and this is one of the funniest movies of my life 🙋🏽♀️💕
So you were 3 years old when this came out
Go and watch dhamaal movie
@@samipvlogs6468 kyon beijatti kra rhe ho vro
"WHAT IF SOMETHING HAPPENS??!!!"
"What can happen to an old-fashioned?"
Classic !!!
"why don't we just shoot 'em down and be through with it?" I'm always in tears when they get to that line, lol!
Graves Clayton
Right?! Lol!
- you gotta love ol' Jesse White here.
And the side eye, the other tower guys, gave the kernel, when he said "you fellas are doing great, so far" 😆
"What the hells with this wire?" OMG LOL - Fantastic writing and acting.
The entire movie is non-stop laughs, but I have a great fondness for that line for some reason. The whole situation and his high strung nervousness and confusion is genius.
I’ve watched that over and over and I laugh every time 😂
Frank Tallman was the pilot. Classic Hollywood stunt pilot. And yes he did fly through that billboard. Much later he clipped a radio tower cable trying to fly under a thunderstorm. RIP Frank Tallman.
His partner Paul Mantz died flying the Phoenix in Flight of the Phoenix.
Try to find a book by him, Flying the Old Planes.
Tallmans kid went to the same school as me in HS.When he came to fly her home for vacation he'd buzz the school in his 2 engine Beechcraft
“Hello down there on the ground! This is us up here in the air!” 😂🤣😂🤣
This whole movie is comedy gold!
The plane stunts are incredible! ✈️
Bollywood actors did very well than this
@हर्षित harshit sharma thanks 😊
One of my favourite lines from the movie.
What a classic, this will probably never happen again, so much comedic talent in one movie !
It will never happen again the time is long go and the stars that made this an absolute masterpiece are all gone now.
@@wingatemose1182 It's an absolute masterpiece of comedy by consummate comedians and a stellar director, including wonderful music by E.Gold. This airplane scene has me busting my gut every time I see it.
It happens watch dhamal 2007
Bhagam bhag 2006
There isn't an eighth that much comedic talent in all Hollywood these days.
"What can happen to an old fashioned?...
What great directing and attention to detail; There were cherries and oranges in Tyler's drink!
@chromebone3...honey, they spilled the drink 🍹
Sounds just like something Thurston Howell would say!
Old-fashioned is a straight shot of whiskey with ice
Hello! Down On The Ground! This Is Us Up In The Air!
"like dear old dad used to make" This busts me up every time I see it. I nearly pee'd my pants the first time I saw this. Classic acting all around, and seriously can anyone imagine a better actor for this bit than Jim Backus?
Right, Backus was great, and all the parts were cast so well and well acted! Even Milton Berle did a great job on a straight acting part, and with a superb director like Kramer, how could this movie not be a total winner? Even the music is marvelous.
I could watch this 100 times over and still never get tired of it. Comedy Gold.
It's my "happy pill" before bed.
Especially palmtree
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"What are you...the Hostess?"
What a movie, saw it when it premiered in 1963? Still hilarious. What's so amazing is that this was obviously before CGI and all the many action scenes are amazing.
I, too, saw this in 1963 as a 5 year old kid. I was in awe!! Yup, still hilarious and, yes, action-packed!! What seems to pass for "comedy" these days just doesn't do it for me.
In 1963 I was only 4 much too young to appreciate. Watched the entire movie in 2010 and laughed my @$$ off at Jim Bacchus and this entire scene. A star studded, comedy packed masterpiece. Miss all these old movie stars so much and all the entertainment they brought to our world back in the day.
As kids, my younger brother and I keyed-in on The Three Stooges suited-up as fireman in this movie. What a great time watching 👀 movie with our parents. I even remember going to the Blue Fountain restaurant for lunch before driving into Philly to see this movie at the Boyd Theater. It was an _event_ to be appreciated.
"Benji, say something!"
"Help! HEEEEEEEEEEELLLLLLLLLLP!!!!!!!"
“What are you the Hostess” cracks me up every time
"Now, the stick that you're holding there... Uh, that is... I assume that... Now men, are you holding that stick? Is somebody holding that stick?! Over!"
"What stick?! Oh, the wheel! I'm holding it. We're BOTH holding it!"
That open hanger the plane flies through at the 8:00 mark still stands at the Charles M. Schulz-Sonoma Co. Airport in Santa Rosa, CA. It now serves as an air museum.
Yup. I crew some of the static planes there. It's cool sitting in the hangar having our lunch.
Note when they are panicking and flying he the plane, you can see Jim Backus on the planes ceiling( they are upside down flying.
Wish Mickey & Buddy had made more movies together...they're as good as Abbott and Costello. "Who are you? The HOSTESS?" Naturally after the emergency landing, they have to get in Rochester's cab.
"Make me an Old Fashioned like dear old DAD used to make!"
Said Magoo !
Yes, I’ve used that line many times!
@@ElliottNest39 Just press the button marked boozer. I'm sure back in those days they did.
I’m so glad I watched these as a kid. Even now, this movie still had me in tears 😂
'What's this?!'
'That's good, that's cement'.
This movie never gets old XD
I love the part when, after Jim Backus gets knocked out, the plane sways back and forth and - just for good measure - Backus's noggin whacks against the cabinet! BANG! Too funny!!
Poor Jim Backus didn't have any better luck traveling by sea either, his three-hour tour out of Honolulu took over three years before he got back to civilization.
@@billolsen4360 Very true, Bill - excellent point. And, for good measure, now he's dead, so he's not doing well at all these days.
@@321snoot At least he doesn't have to travel
Oh God yes! I was already wheezing in pain/laughter when he took that secondary header into the liqour cabinet! I about stroked out I was laughing so hard!!
@@bigal1863 "Stroked out"...yes! They just don't make movies like this nowadays. #1: "Comedies" aren't funny anymore, and #2, seems anything that looks real in a movie with lots of action these days probably isn't. This is a movie I can watch over and over again, and never tire of it.
The incomparable Jim Backus!
Mr. Thurton Howell from Gilligan's Island and the voice of Mr. Mcgoo: The one and only Jim Backus.
Wasn't he also the Colonel in 'Bilko' the tv series?
@@jjmac3561 , I think that was Paul Ford.
Also, Jim Stark's dad, James Dean's father in "Rebel Without a Cause". A way more versatile actor, than I think that he even gave himself credit for being. God bless you in heaven, good men, :)
Every scene in this movie seemed to be the funniest scene. That's how good all of these actors were. It could never be re-made.
Carl Reiner once said during an interview for the documentary "Something a little less serious" that in the scene where the plane buzzed the tower he was doing a shot (probably not the one that was used in the final cut) where he's directing the plane this way and that, he said the plane came so close that he pulled his hands in because he could touch the wing. The shot was done from a camera that was set up about 200 yards away. He also talked about how he did joke (That he claimed was famous) by yelling out "Make Up" to the distant camera. After the plane buzzed the tower, he yelled out "Underwear" because of the terror of the plane doing the flyby.
"That's nonsense! Anyone can fly a plane!" LMAO
And now we know after seeing what happened lol
The look on Buddy Hacketts face when the pilot Jim Backus gives him control of the airplane 🤣. One of the guys in the control tower “why don’t we just shoot em down and be done with it”!🤣🤣
One of the funniest scenes in a movie!
Famed stunt pilot Frank Tallman did the flying. He made two passes thru the hanger and the film crew asked for a third. He refused, saying the were going to have to work with the footage they had.
Who's flying the plane?....looks at his pal...nobody's flying the plane!!! Classic lines all over this movie. Still brilliant after all these years.
I never really paid attention to him until now-but when the Colonel first starts talking the 2nd man on the left in the control tower expressions are priceless as he listens to the Colonel ramble on. LOL Like 'Where'd we get this guy!?'
Classic scene from a classic comedy. All joking aside, that's a really handsome aircraft.
That animated bar in the back of the plane was so cool......
Who's flying the plane?
Nobody's flying the plane!😂😂😂
as a kid, now as a cynical, jaded, middle-aged adult, i can still say this is the funniest shit i have ever seen
This year marks the 100th anniversary of the birth of Joseph Yule, Jr., better known as Mickey Rooney.
B4 Don Draper THIS guy made old fashioned really famous
“ Why don’t we just shoot him down and be through with it” omg gets every time that and the “What are you the hostess” haha
What if something happens?
What could happen to an old fashion?
One of my favorite lines!
1957 I was in Air Force ROTC and we got to go up in a C-45, the militarized Beech 18. I got to sit at the controls and was scared to death to just push the rudder a little bit, and the yoke a little bit, keeping straight and level, no sudden moves, eye on the horizon, at night, another eye on the instruments, another eye on the instructor pilot. He said I did okay. Whew! Many years later I saw this film and thought, THAT AIRPLANE CAN DO THAT???!
It's very hard to choose who is the funniest in the control tower. Each character delivers something special and the colonel wrapped up in the microphone wire is an absolute show stopper, "what the hell's with this wire here!" I'm done 😂
Reminds me of the scenes in Airplane! especially the one where the guy says we're all pulling for you,does anyone else have flashbacks to Leslie Neilsen saying that exact phrase?
Also needs Lloyd Bridges wishing he'd picked a better day to quit smoking, drinking, drugs, etc...
Roger, Hal, I just want to tell you both good luck. We’re all counting on you.
@@agentoferis7267 LOL
What a scene! Think about all that went into it! These guys were geniuses, honestly. And zero computers!
RIP Carl Reiner...flight controller.
The birth of Thurston Howell III.
Missed the Three Stooges as ARFF!
Juan, I came here after watching your twin Beech video. This movie is one of my favorites and this entire scene has me crying each time I watch it!
@@RichardCasto Same here!
"Don't worry about Buddy Hacket, Mickey Rooney and Mr. Howell. I've just hired three new men!" -fire chief
@@l.salisbury1253 Moe: "A wise guy, eh?" ( *smacks him on the head* )
A genuine one off, star studded cast unforgettable film - ! 😊
So pleased that no-one has been stupid eniugh to attempt a remake.
This is such a classic. I gut rolled when I was a kid, and sixty years later I still find it hilarious.
The entire movie is one piece of comedy gold after another.
My grandmother showed me this in 2003 when I was 10 and I couldn't stop laughing now it's my favorite comedy of all time.
I have seen this film a million times and the scene that I wait for is when the tower asks who is flying the airplane and Mickey says Nobody is flying the airplane.
Especially seeing the Three Stooges as the firefighters when they land pure comedy gold
Jim Backus the perfect drunk.
'I can't see.'
@@dnhy7951 'Oh, that's an eye cold.'
@@dnhy7951well, he _was_ also the voice of Mr. Magoo.
@@anthonyklecha6002 wotevah!
What a gorgeous Beech 18, love that paint job. And what a great movie. When I watched this as a kid with my family, it felt epic.
Rip dhamaal movie 😂
The days where everything was real, no CGI no special effects!
RIP Carl Reiner!
Fantastic editing. Thank you for doing that. Like a 10 minute Looney Tunes classic.
oh myyyyyy..... hilarious.... but it sure had me squirming in my seat.... what an awesome pilot.... thanks for sharing!!!!!
I like to think this is Mr. Howell before being trapped on the island
Hell down there on the ground, this is us up here in the air! Priceless!
Perhaps the greatest comedy film ever and it was rated G! Zero profanity graphic violence or sexual situations.
Well, the scenes with Barrie Chase were pretty delicious as she dances around with that stony expression. I guess Sylvester was so dumb he just dances with her.
@@tomservo5347 That, and Terry-Thomas' monologue about Americans' "preoccupation with 'bosoms'!
@@edwardheglinps5242 "Get out of this machine!"
"Hello, down there, on the ground! This is us, up here, in the air!...hello!..."
It's Mr. Howell the Third!!!!
I thought for sure it was Mr. Magoo 🤣
@@jjryan1352 That part was made for J B.
Mr Magoo I believe came out before Mad World. Then Thurston Howle the third. Played the same in all three of the flicks
It's a classic blockbuster comedy movie.
Watched it in 2021.
Rip to legends.
Classic aviation movie scene, where the Beech Model 18 flies through the advert hoarding.
Apparently, it was made of balsa wood and positioned off the end of the runway to be able to land safely if any of the debris interfere with the engines.
"What are you trying to scare me???" "No!" "WELL, YOU DID!!!" 😅
I saw this film in Coimbatore at Central theatre in my college days. The year may be 1967.
My parents took me to see this the year it came out (1963) as a 5 year old kid, at a place called the Cinerama Theater in Providence, RI, which was state-of-the-art for the time. I was in awe!! It's still one of my all-time favorites, and never gets old. Man, they really DON'T make 'em like they used to!
321snoot
No, they sure don’t! I was born in ‘82, & just watched this for the first time last night! I look for older films b/c they were just better back then! I consider the 90’s to be the last decade of practical effects. Before over usage of CGI. CGI has its place, but I do think we are too dependent on technology these days. It’s cheaper, yes, but ya get what ya pay for. Some CGI looks good. They just go overboard w/it!
This was a fantastic film, & I can’t believe I haven’t seen it before, but I was feeling down & depressed yesterday. This movie made my night, I was laughing so hard! Truly needed! I believe everything happens for a reason, & this movie was meant for me to see at a time when I needed it most! Laughter really is the best medicine!
@@ladyscarfaceangel4616 I'm so glad you watched this movie at just the right time, and that it had a positive effect on you. Nothing like a good laugh, especially a sustained one. It's a pretty long movie, but a true gem, and there's literally a (belly) laugh a minute. I'm about due for another viewing, so thanks for putting the bug in my ear! (I watch it every year, or two.) Anyway, I hope you're feeling better since Mad, Mad World. Thanks for sharing! (As an aside, it's refreshing to know that someone as young as you can appreciate something funny from almost 60 years ago, Thanks for restoring my faith that humor isn't necessarily a generational thing.)
One of my favorite movies.
love this entire movie-my favorite are these 2 crazies the mad maddest of all..RIP Mickey and Buddy and all...
My favorite movie!!
A classic at best!
One of the funniest films ever.
DEAR OLD DAD. LOVE IT
If there's any left I want an Old Fashioned.. When Hollywood was a great place.. That was such a good plane back in the day.
This movie is just a blast. And the stunt pilot is pure badass.
Those were the days.....
Oh God I'm old......
What you have to remember is that this movie was made long before CGI and other special effects. That scene @6:30 where they buzz the tower is real. It was a real plane with a really crazy pilot flying that plane. I also learned that they did not tell the other actors that they were going to do that. So whe you see the guys waving their hands as the plane is closing in they were not acting. That was real fear.
Carl Reiner said the plane came so close if he reached out to touch it he could have. He also said he shit his pants after it passed.
@Marckymarc71 At 8:22 I almost did when I saw that pass the tower.
Marckymarc71 RIP Carl.
@@Marckymarc71 As Stunt Man Mike would say......
"This was back in the all or nothing days".
Pretty sure the scenes inside the tower were shot in a studio with rear screen projection of the background.
"Just press the button back there marked: BOOZE!!!" hahahahahahhahahhahahhhaha
I have watched this movie a thousand times and it's still funny. Great Actors....
This had to be inspiration for Airplane
True classic, Love this movie
Да, был такой фильм. Смотрел его в 5 лет на кассете, пересматривал в 17, сейчас в 33 уже смотрим с женой. Одна из лучших комедий.
Who says this boy can't fly😂
There was also plane scenes with Sid Caesar and Edie Adams in a cropduster
Curtis Jenny.
Me Río como ayer, cuando la vi por primera vez un Clásico para reír toda la vida, Geniales.!!!!!!
These two were my favorite.
To this day I wonder what could ever happen to an old fashion.
Master Cole X2, Wish ya would've included the "Just a minute.....I CAHN'T SEE!! ........."What's the matter!! ......"he cahn't see" xD
"Must be an eye cold."
Must be an eye cold!
I am 41 and my dad showed this to me when I was 6 or 7. This film is pure insanity where it is truly is the funniest film ever .