Indeed. He is a great actor. My wife refuses to watch this movie, when it plays on one of our tv stations. She says we have seen it enough times already :) Women...
He is one good actor thats a fact. He is also intelligent and a down to earth man. I met him on I-5 when I drove AAA truck and He was so polite. A great guy and awesome actor.
I think he was intentionally displayed to be the antithesis of Whitaker....Younger, inexperienced,unsure of himself,"Do everything by the book"kind of guy.
Paul Vernier I say this about first officer, because we share the flying 50/50, whereas as ‘co-pilot’ is implying that he/she is not a pilot and only assisting
1:03 _"How are you feeling today, sir?"_ _"Awoooooooooo.......I'm feeling like a wolf! Awooooooo.....that's what a wolf does, are you a wolf? Come on, wolf. Awoooooo.....come on, dawg!"_
I'm guessing the film's technical advisor was a Southwest Airlines pilot, in which case taking off into a thunderstorm instead of waiting it out on the ground makes perfect sense.
Actually flying into a thunderstorm is against FAA rules. They are supposed to fly around them, if possible. The downdrafts are the reason and can push an aircraft into the ground if the storm is strong enough.
One of Denzel's greatest acting gifts : he truly makes you believe in his character, whatever it may be. There is an ease to him that only the very best, ever have, & as i 1st watched this film, I totally believed he was an airline pilot. Bryan Gerhaty is his co-pilot. I remember him from " Chicago PD "
At the end when the plane is handed over to the co-pilot, you can see the relief in his eyes and even sounded happy that he would be in control of the flight after taking off. Love the looks the co-pilot was giving the pilot, he knew something was up.
Sam, there is a hard landing. then there is ryanair!! i spoke to another passenger after the last time i flew with them. he said he always thought he had crash landed!!
common sense is for people like you! me, I'm a miserable old fart who wants to land on a feather pillow!! :-) seriously, I,ve flown with a few different airlines. while I've never landed on a feather pillow, twice with Ryanair I've limped off the aircraft with a bad back. if I have a choice of airlines, I always try to fly with a US airline! just my opinion of course! oh, and I'm British in case you were wondering!!
4:44 I like how it shows Catrina smiling when they get above the storm clouds, she is happy to hear everyone celebrating and she sees the kid cheering, the kid she will later sacrifice her life for when she saves him.
That's a deep scene. Into the storm is the perfect name for it. Eagles are the only species of bird that will fly 'into a storm'. They will do all their best hunting and reach its top speed otherwise impossible for them if it wasn't for the storm. Bc they realize that once they are inside the storm they see better than anyone possible looking into the storm.
Crazy that this scene is based off actual black box data of a flight that inverted like this but went into the ocean and killed everyone. So besides the part where they rotate and land in a field, this is extremely accurate to what it was like to die in a plane crash.
It's pretty interesting that that inverted manuever was tried in real life in the Alaskan Airlines tragedy. If only it had worked for those brave pilots on that fateful flight. Respect to all the safe and talented pilots out there who can perform such a huge responsibility.
@vcdep991 They really did. Even with a broken plane that should've nosedived into the ocean, they kept it aloft longer than most could to try to save their passengers, but most likely all control systems were lost. RIP, 261.
As a long time airline captain, I can tell you that everything about this scene is made up Hollywood bull stein. Trust me, the LAST thing you do in moderate turbulence is speed up. That intensifies the effect of the turbulence on the airplane and you risk potential structural damage. Furthermore, no Pilot in his right mind would thread the needle like that between two thunderstorms when you could easily take a 45 degree turn to the right and go around the entire system. Better yet, just stay on the ground and wait 20 minutes for the system to clear out of the way. But that would make for a boring story. At least the acting was good….
I'm not a pilot but the thing I find unrealistic is the sound of an engine spooling up during the entire storm and suddenly when they get out of the clouds and into sunny weather that engine sound fades
I also felt like the co-pilot performance was ridiculous. I’ve never been in a cockpit, but I doubt pilots get so emotional and dramatic. From what I understand, they’re extremely well-trained to handle even emergency situations calmly. This character seemed silly to me.
Denzel never acts...He's just living in the character...Had he acted in any of his movies, he wouldn't have been this great....One of the greatest actors ever to walk on this planet!!
Denzel is one of the most convincing character actors that has an uncanny ability to completely identify with and step into whatever role he decides to undertake,and his performances never fall short either.What a great actor
@@pedrobatista how so??? leaving aside reality accuracy on plane flights, sounds, etc....it looked to me he actually learned a lot, specially the fact that not everything done by the manual is the best thing to do.
@@magnezon1 he should have waited for the storm to clear and also overspeeding in rough air can cause structural damage to the plan but that would be quite a boring story but yeah great acting tho
@@Madmax-nh5yd Yea you copied this from someone else's comment. Doesn't make it accurate at all, plenty of flights thread needles on storms every time they fly. Weather is ever changing and never absolute...
@@TheZlatanDG ah, ok. It’s confusing because we/i (no clue about planes) see those red markers at 350 and assume he is below the “red”. But clearly WAY over 250
I've never seen the movie, but the pieces I have seen are so very well done....they had a real pro advising them on this film!! And Denzel.....what a winner!
L. FERROX TUTINEAN I didnt really liked the movie. 5 minutes of action with the plane and all but then the rest of the movvie is like an AA meeting saying alcchol and drugs are bad
wansnt really overspeeding, i mean, not for the plane, yes, below FL010 you dont pass 250knos, but its like the plane cant hadle 300+knos just because is 1000feet below the rules.
Guaranteed he was over maneuvering speed for that gross weight. Typical speed for turbulent air is 280 knots, though the 250 rule does also apply as someone pointed out. Overall, I think the scene after their takeoff is really stupid! They should've consulted more 121 guys. But hey, the public isn't all that sophisticated when it comes to aviation. Sort of the same way they are with politics! 😂
I wonder if there was an implication that Whip somehow pushed the aircraft beyond safe parameters during take off and that may have contributed to the loss of pitch control later in the flight.
Its implied by the first officer but in reality the accident is based on Alaska airlines flight that crashed do to a jackscrew being worn off causing the same pitch control problem.
This was a great movie. Does anyone else agree Denzel Washington deserves to be on the mount Rushmore of actors. Him and 3 others. He is awesome .. no matter what role he does.
As a passenger I would feel more nervous about the co-pilot than the pilot. The co-pilot looked waaay to nervous while the pilot was full of confidence.
They were both bad pilots -- flying at max speed in heavy turbulence is a great way to break the airplane -- they should have been slowing down, not speeding up. Poor judgement. Not only that but his Cockpit Resource Management (how well you work with your copilot), was terrible. The 1st Officer was also bad -- he allowed himself to be intimidated by the Captain, and didn't push back when the Captain broke the rules and exhibited poor judgement.
“Trying to get out of this shitty air, if that’s alright with you junior” the condescending attitude he had was special because he ended up humbled in the grand scheme of things.
Denzil is without doubt just about the most consistently awesome and amazing American actor of our time (of those born since the end of WW2), Leo DiCaprio and Tom Hanks excepted. Always Great, always compelling, always versatile, and always oozing with passion, depth and complexity, along with quite the range, Denzil is one of the best of the best. Brilliant!
One of my favorite movies with Denzel Washington...I had a rough time with the bourbon and cocaine.... last time was Nov of 2016.. Much better than I ever thought...
I love being in plains and storms. It's exciting. It's awesome when the plane's going up-and-down and to the side. It's like a rollercoaster. The only thing you gotta fear is death. But when you die, you're not gonna feel it. Why worry about it?
I have a feeling, (I could be wrong) that captain Whitaker (Denzel) caused the crash by over speeding in the turbulent air, causing damage to the elevator rivets and causing them to malfunction and causing the plane to go into an uncontrollable dive
It was the jack screw that stripped and failed. It is loosely based on a real incident near Los Angeles from which there were no survivors. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alaska_Airlines_Flight_261 but you are probably right that the turbulence (in the movie) is what stressed the jack screw enough to strip it.
lol this isn't real life, the plane didnt crash cause of him damaging the plane. If it did they would have added that to the movie plot. The plane crashed because of whatever reason the writers and director chose the reason to be. In this movie they chose it to be a faulty plane. If this was real life, you would be right, but its not so logic doesnt apply.
The entire flight crash was loosely based on the crash of an Air Alaska MD-80, which briefly flew inverted and level before crashing into the pacific ocean off the coast of California.
Worst of all, and I've never even actually flown but even I know about this rule, is that they most definitely are NOT following the Sterile Cockpit rules.
Alaska Airline 261 ( Captain Ted Thompson, First Officer William (Bill) Tansky Tried there best to save the plane. They were professionals they keep trying desipite of fearing the death and trying to save the plane. The voice of Captain Ted has patience while they were in danger. GOD bless them in next world. a family loose a father parent friend )
I was flying a V-tail Bonanza over the Donner Pass one New Years eve, on a long distance flight from Florida, when I encountered the most severe turbulence I've ever flown in, w/ 50-100 ft. changes in elevation occurring in the blink of an eye. Thankfully, I always wear my safety belt or I would have been slammed into the roof and maybe knocked out. As it was, I came into Rialto airfield w/ 50-60 knot cross winds and just managed to put it down and requested assistance w/ the tie down, as I was flying alone. It took everything I and the flight deck guy had to secure it, but after 10 minutes it was secured, but it wasn't necessarily on the ground, but kinda floating on its tie downs. When I did a post-flight inspection the next day, I found the port wing tip was missing its red lens and the housing was bent in a bit. It only dawned on me why that lens was missing once I was in the air again - that lens had made contact w/ the ground when I made my landing!?! My heart beat a little faster for a few minutes, but I remember smiling to myself, knowing/feeling I had somehow cheated death.
I was flying my f 22 raptor over Russia the other day when I got Rader locked by 2 migs I had to pull 14gs to get back to Nato friendly country and I was being chased by a China f67 which is a top secret aircraft they have I am lucky I had my glock 45 on my hip cause I used it to shoot down 2 of the 3 Jets after me the other I got rid of by throwing my parachute will Smith style
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He makes you believe he is intimately and spiritually involved in every character he plays.
@Alain Connelly Amen...
That's his job
@@zionninja9823 And he does it well. Can't say that for every actor.
Indeed. He is a great actor. My wife refuses to watch this movie, when it plays on one of our tv stations. She says we have seen it enough times already :) Women...
He is one good actor thats a fact. He is also intelligent and a down to earth man. I met him on I-5 when I drove AAA truck and He was so polite. A great guy and awesome actor.
The first officer is the most nervous pilot I ever seen😂😂
Bruh
Yah neh
He objected frequently, but always executed the commands given.
I think he was intentionally displayed to be the antithesis of Whitaker....Younger, inexperienced,unsure of himself,"Do everything by the book"kind of guy.
its cause he knows
The craziest part of this scene is he flew in that weather with no lid on his coffee and didn't get burned
you'se a gangster
Consumed it taxiing to the runway...I hope!
It’s just an empty cup
Definitely wasn't from McDonalds..
Drip vegeta
Those engines are still gaining rpm's to this very day!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂👍
Your an idiot
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@@georgetorrez8519 You’re*
Tell your mom its over unless she loses some weight don't take personal
Captain "Oxygen Check" "You want some?" Hahahahaha...
Never do oxygen, kids. If it can turn metal into rust through oxidation, just imagine what it can do to your lungs.
@@Mbrace818 lol
@@Mbrace818 lol really?
@@DeeK1992 yeah it's lol or lmaaaoo your face hahahah😂😂😂😂
Andre Teaño what?
You can tell the co-pilot knows something's wrong with him. Good movie
First officer please, not 'co-pilot'
Try some O2. You'll feel better.
@@Samjones11203 if it is really so important to you, than you have to call the captain commander!
Paul Vernier no, there is first officer and captain. The captain is in command but not called the ‘commander’.
Paul Vernier I say this about first officer, because we share the flying 50/50, whereas as ‘co-pilot’ is implying that he/she is not a pilot and only assisting
“We flown together before?”
“Yes sir, we were in Training Day movie remember it?!”
Thats racist
Internet troll I was gonna say how the fuck is that racist but then I seen your name 😂
No but that's not Ethan Hawke.
1:03 _"How are you feeling today, sir?"_
_"Awoooooooooo.......I'm feeling like a wolf! Awooooooo.....that's what a wolf does, are you a wolf? Come on, wolf. Awoooooo.....come on, dawg!"_
Are you blind? That's not Ethan Hawke, dummy.
I'm guessing the film's technical advisor was a Southwest Airlines pilot, in which case taking off into a thunderstorm instead of waiting it out on the ground makes perfect sense.
Actually flying into a thunderstorm is against FAA rules. They are supposed to fly around them, if possible. The downdrafts are the reason and can push an aircraft into the ground if the storm is strong enough.
@@blusky7072 I didn't know that
@@blusky7072 as was the case with Delta Air Lines Flight 191.
What he did was wrong or right?
so how long should he wait out the storm, that plane is on a schedule needs to be at a certain place at a certain time
This weather gives me chills even in flight simulator. Hats off to these pilots.
Ur gay
Now I know how to fly a 757 plane because I’ll need it for May 7th and this movie is very helpful.
@@nicolelawless9942 I assume u understand that the plane in the movie is MD-80 ?
@@martinnikolov2363
Yep, I’ve also heard of MHD370
Denzel is an amazing actor. one of the best of all time
Which pilot is Denzel?
@@r0h41l7 The pilot on the left, the main pilot
I love his train movies like unstopable
Quick correction.. THE best of all time
@@foxtrot4686
Watch 'Taking Of Pelham 123'
Its another great movie from Denzel. Share your review after watching.
hate how sound engineers in Hollywood movies make the engine sound continue pitching up to infinity.
and then restart it back from idle over and over again....
sphincter inducing
Endless throttle... it change as the weather clear..lol
Adds suspense
dude, i completely agree with you ...
I didn’t know Denzel was a pilot AND a locomotive engineer
And a New York City subway dispatcher.
LOL
and he's living both of my dreams
And a submariner
And this true, badass American Gangster as well. 😄😄😄
Denzel disregarding the other pilot’s concerns and calling him ‘Junior’ is a perfect example of how NOT to use CRM
mentour pilot would not be impressed
Kelsey from 74gear lets the viewers know that Denzel’s character is an active alcoholic who is flying drunk in this scene.
One of Denzel's greatest acting gifts : he truly makes you believe in his character, whatever it may be. There is an ease to him that only the very best, ever have, & as i 1st watched this film, I totally believed he was an airline pilot. Bryan Gerhaty is his co-pilot. I remember him from " Chicago PD "
Yep when you forget the actors and just see the characters few can do it amazing to behold
Well it's easy for him because he can relate to it. I believe he once was an alcoholic so he knows how it feels
He is awesome
This pilot have lisenced in GTA
In GTA 3
GTA Greater Toronto Area !!!!
*Grand Theft Auto*
@Tech Lovers hahaha
@@user-jt8lp5yz6p you can’t fly planes in GTA 3!
*Outside: SEVERE TURBULENCE*
Pilot: *CALM*
At the end when the plane is handed over to the co-pilot, you can see the relief in his eyes and even sounded happy that he would be in control of the flight after taking off. Love the looks the co-pilot was giving the pilot, he knew something was up.
When whip visits him in the hospital, he says he smelt like gin or something
Normal Ryan Air landing..
why does everyone, (including me), hate Ryanair so much? can't just be the way they slam the plane down at luton airport!!!
It is much safer to land hard than soft... If you want an explanation please ask me
Sam, there is a hard landing.
then there is ryanair!! i spoke to another passenger after the last time i flew with them. he said he always thought he had crash landed!!
But just have some common sense for a moment please... I am telling you as a training captain with over 13000 hours on the 737, that a hard landing is much safer than a soft one, as there is less chance of floating and using up more runway. In the case of Luton, the landing distance is only about 1300m, which is very little, so a hard landing needs to be performed to ensure a safe stopping distance. Do not get carried away with people saying that a soft landing is perfect, because if you are on a flight that has a oft landing, that was a bad landing. I quote from the flight crew operations manual produced by Boeing, "All pilots must ensure that a safe stopping distance is achieved upon landing. This is primarily done as a result of a firm/hard landing being achieved. Boeing© developers recommend that a landing should not be softer than approx. 1.2G and no greater than approx. 1.8G (B738 MLG approx. 3.8G). The B738-CFM56-7B27 should achieve a stopping distance with no less than a subtraction of 15% of the calculated stopping distance on the Boeing© OPT, and the landing distance must not exceed an addition of 8% to the calculated stopping distance." This shows that the 737 is meanr to be landed hard. IF you try to land soft, then a lot more than 8 percent will be added to the landing distance
common sense is for people like you! me, I'm a miserable old fart who wants to land on a feather pillow!! :-)
seriously, I,ve flown with a few different airlines. while I've never landed on a feather pillow, twice with Ryanair I've limped off the aircraft with a bad back. if I have a choice of airlines, I always try to fly with a US airline! just my opinion of course!
oh, and I'm British in case you were wondering!!
4:44 I like how it shows Catrina smiling when they get above the storm clouds, she is happy to hear everyone celebrating and she sees the kid cheering, the kid she will later sacrifice her life for when she saves him.
she died in the movie ?
@@222JohnRambo Yep
@@222JohnRamboyeah.
Denzel with yet another brilliant performance. What else is new. Man is a living legend.
them seats looks real comfy
they are
Pilot Benjamin i was about to say the same thing
We Are Monsoons they're made out of sheep fur I think, they absorb heat and moisture well so they're comfy for long flights
jetshockey5 and you’re probably over 250 lbs .
@jetshockey5 he could have visited the Cockpit before for a few minutes.
That's a deep scene. Into the storm is the perfect name for it. Eagles are the only species of bird that will fly 'into a storm'. They will do all their best hunting and reach its top speed otherwise impossible for them if it wasn't for the storm. Bc they realize that once they are inside the storm they see better than anyone possible looking into the storm.
Crazy that this scene is based off actual black box data of a flight that inverted like this but went into the ocean and killed everyone. So besides the part where they rotate and land in a field, this is extremely accurate to what it was like to die in a plane crash.
What a brave pilot he is
It's pretty interesting that that inverted manuever was tried in real life in the Alaskan Airlines tragedy. If only it had worked for those brave pilots on that fateful flight.
Respect to all the safe and talented pilots out there who can perform such a huge responsibility.
Those guys fought till the very end. So sad. That crash occurred 20 mins from where I live.
God bless their soul ❤
@vcdep991 They really did. Even with a broken plane that should've nosedived into the ocean, they kept it aloft longer than most could to try to save their passengers, but most likely all control systems were lost. RIP, 261.
As a long time airline captain, I can tell you that everything about this scene is made up Hollywood bull stein. Trust me, the LAST thing you do in moderate turbulence is speed up. That intensifies the effect of the turbulence on the airplane and you risk potential structural damage.
Furthermore, no Pilot in his right mind would thread the needle like that between two thunderstorms when you could easily take a 45 degree turn to the right and go around the entire system.
Better yet, just stay on the ground and wait 20 minutes for the system to clear out of the way.
But that would make for a boring story.
At least the acting was good….
I'm not a pilot but the thing I find unrealistic is the sound of an engine spooling up during the entire storm and suddenly when they get out of the clouds and into sunny weather that engine sound fades
Like you said, it's all just Hollywood bollocks, but the acting is good.
You shold try to speed up next time and test your theory.
Shut the fuck up nobody asked you this is a movie we watching it for our entertainment
I also felt like the co-pilot performance was ridiculous. I’ve never been in a cockpit, but I doubt pilots get so emotional and dramatic. From what I understand, they’re extremely well-trained to handle even emergency situations calmly. This character seemed silly to me.
I love how he said “ want some air” and he looks at him like he is high
Denzel never acts...He's just living in the character...Had he acted in any of his movies, he wouldn't have been this great....One of the greatest actors ever to walk on this planet!!
Agreed
Totally agreed my. Cousin is actually in this movie!🎬😎🍿
Denzel is one of the most convincing character actors that has an uncanny ability to completely identify with and step into whatever role he decides to undertake,and his performances never fall short either.What a great actor
The co-pilot, although terrified, learned more in those 5 minutes than he had been taught in five years ...
That's right, but only on how you're not suposed to do things!
@@pedrobatista how so??? leaving aside reality accuracy on plane flights, sounds, etc....it looked to me he actually learned a lot, specially the fact that not everything done by the manual is the best thing to do.
@@magnezon1 he should have waited for the storm to clear and also overspeeding in rough air can cause structural damage to the plan but that would be quite a boring story but yeah great acting tho
@@Madmax-nh5yd Yea you copied this from someone else's comment. Doesn't make it accurate at all, plenty of flights thread needles on storms every time they fly. Weather is ever changing and never absolute...
i wish to fly with denzel, not with this chicken airlines co-pilot
The first officer sounds like a brand new Private in the unit.
By the way, 260 knots below 9,000?? Jesus.
Radin Claw looks like sfo tbh got 3 stripes
That's 10 knots over the speed limit! MY GOD MAN
thats nothing. With no traffic requesting high speed climb below 10 is normal.
THATS WHAT I SAID
He literally oversped the engine for 5 mins ... and the indications are all green ?
And no CAS warning
he didnt overspeed the engines, he did overspeed below 10 thousand feet which is limited to 250kts
@@TheZlatanDG ah, ok. It’s confusing because we/i (no clue about planes) see those red markers at 350 and assume he is below the “red”. But clearly WAY over 250
This video shows that how passionate Ryan Air pilots are and how they are trained to ensure your safety and make your journey safe and calm😂😂😂😂
I've never seen the movie, but the pieces I have seen are so very well done....they had a real pro advising them on this film!! And Denzel.....what a winner!
L. FERROX TUTINEAN I didnt really liked the movie. 5 minutes of action with the plane and all but then the rest of the movvie is like an AA meeting saying alcchol and drugs are bad
+João Viegas true that! XD
This movie is full of bad science from beginning to end
and what are you waiting , go watch it haha
The jet engine sound its just…. So…. GOOD it’s really satisfying to hear
Great scene. Anyone else feel that the jet engines provided the heightened sense of drama in this scene?
Overspeeds, no alarms, and the passengers clapping might be the worst part.
wansnt really overspeeding, i mean, not for the plane, yes, below FL010 you dont pass 250knos, but its like the plane cant hadle 300+knos just because is 1000feet below the rules.
Filipe Arthur Do you mean 10000 feet?
@@solowomanyudachi8202 true, my fault! i mean FL100 or yea, 10.000 feet
Guaranteed he was over maneuvering speed for that gross weight. Typical speed for turbulent air is 280 knots, though the 250 rule does also apply as someone pointed out. Overall, I think the scene after their takeoff is really stupid! They should've consulted more 121 guys. But hey, the public isn't all that sophisticated when it comes to aviation. Sort of the same way they are with politics! 😂
Planes that depart from major airports usually go in excess speeds. Nothing unusual
A cracking actor. Man, he just pulls you in.
Commercial Licence = revoked
@Willy McFly In the real world he would have been reprimanded at least by the FAA and possibly reported by his first officer.
ATP, not commercial
I wonder if there was an implication that Whip somehow pushed the aircraft beyond safe parameters during take off and that may have contributed to the loss of pitch control later in the flight.
Maybe, we might never know
Hmm yeah, maybe he wasn't given a broken plane, maybe he broke it himself
@@JustRememberWhoYoureWorkingFor Na the plane its based off had 0 chance of landing effectively, horrifically scary story
Its implied by the first officer but in reality the accident is based on Alaska airlines flight that crashed do to a jackscrew being worn off causing the same pitch control problem.
Nah, I think that scene just shows Whip's piloting style. That little stunt wouldn't strip the jackscrew, which was the root cause of the crash.
This movie made me think a long time before booking 😑
HIHIHIII
What did you decide ...!
What the name of this movie?
Flight
But why? The scenes are bullshit and full of fiction
This was a great movie. Does anyone else agree Denzel Washington deserves to be on the mount Rushmore of actors. Him and 3 others. He is awesome .. no matter what role he does.
Taking a hit of 100% oxygen to wake up up is 100% accurate
Did it my self on B-52s D,F, and G models.. (1968-1972)
*insane turbulence*
Denzel: im feeelin gooood
As a passenger I would feel more nervous about the co-pilot than the pilot. The co-pilot looked waaay to nervous while the pilot was full of confidence.
It's because he could smell the alcohol on him
He was drunk asf of course he was full of confidence 🤣
They were both bad pilots -- flying at max speed in heavy turbulence is a great way to break the airplane -- they should have been slowing down, not speeding up. Poor judgement. Not only that but his Cockpit Resource Management (how well you work with your copilot), was terrible.
The 1st Officer was also bad -- he allowed himself to be intimidated by the Captain, and didn't push back when the Captain broke the rules and exhibited poor judgement.
this is such an underated movie
I just love how denzel says "it's like a video game" like he is playing flight simulator
“Trying to get out of this shitty air, if that’s alright with you junior” the condescending attitude he had was special because he ended up humbled in the grand scheme of things.
Denzil is without doubt just about the most consistently awesome and amazing American actor of our time (of those born since the end of WW2), Leo DiCaprio and Tom Hanks excepted.
Always Great, always compelling, always versatile, and always oozing with passion, depth and complexity, along with quite the range, Denzil is one of the best of the best. Brilliant!
how to make people to feel the happiest? first, make them feel that they are about to die
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One of my favorite movies with Denzel Washington...I had a rough time with the bourbon and cocaine.... last time was Nov of 2016.. Much better than I ever thought...
Can I tell how shocking and creative this guy can get. Like I been watching this legend since I wasn’t even able to have a screen in my face lol
I love this movie! I watched at the movie theater filled with Pilots!!! Great Movie! Great Actors in the Cockpit and throughout the movie!!!! Denzel!!
The most scary thing is that they can't see nothing. It is not like driving a car.
Greatest scene in motion picture history. This guy is a natural!
I really enjoyed watching this movie it . it helped i was drinking while i did it, it was a magical experience. Thanks denzel sir.
I knew I shouldn’t have bought that ticket off Groupon
Danzel evokes confidence sooo naturally...😊
The engine sound was interesting. It felt like a continuously increasing pitch but actually it stays where it is. It gives you chills. nice!
People who clap on planes are the same people who honk in tunnels.
Just noticed the Co-pilot eye-brows raise at 0:48
It looked like the Space Shuttle when it was re-entering the Earth's Atmosphere!
I love being in plains and storms. It's exciting. It's awesome when the plane's going up-and-down and to the side. It's like a rollercoaster. The only thing you gotta fear is death. But when you die, you're not gonna feel it. Why worry about it?
Excellent. Scene and classic Denzel!
Captain: "oxygen. Check. You wanna hit?"
Co pilot: Ummm will you threaten that the chief is gonna bring my wife a crisply folded flag if I don't?
It aint like I held a gun to your head
If i was an oxygen dealer you'd be dead, you know what? get the fuck of my plane and go back to loading luggage, rookie......
this is such a great scene!!!
That's simple amazing love it. Great scene. Great actor!
I have a feeling, (I could be wrong) that captain Whitaker (Denzel) caused the crash by over speeding in the turbulent air, causing damage to the elevator rivets and causing them to malfunction and causing the plane to go into an uncontrollable dive
So did I, then blamed the airline for putting him on a broken plane.
It was the jack screw that stripped and failed. It is loosely based on a real incident near Los Angeles from which there were no survivors. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alaska_Airlines_Flight_261 but you are probably right that the turbulence (in the movie) is what stressed the jack screw enough to strip it.
Know this is an oooooold post, but couldnt help myself..
You were right about the "I could be wrong" part😆🤪
lol this isn't real life, the plane didnt crash cause of him damaging the plane. If it did they would have added that to the movie plot. The plane crashed because of whatever reason the writers and director chose the reason to be. In this movie they chose it to be a faulty plane. If this was real life, you would be right, but its not so logic doesnt apply.
@@robotman8444 The writers left it ambiguous on purpose whether Whitaker damaged the the jack screw, as Denzel himself confirmed in an interview.
I love how the movie forgets this scene when the over-speed of the engine probably cause the damage that led to the crash.
The entire flight crash was loosely based on the crash of an Air Alaska MD-80, which briefly flew inverted and level before crashing into the pacific ocean off the coast of California.
As an aviation enthusiast, there were so many red flags during this scene that normally wouldn't happen. But great drama though!
Worst of all, and I've never even actually flown but even I know about this rule, is that they most definitely are NOT following the Sterile Cockpit rules.
I feel ya, buddy. But it's good comedy.
what exactly do you mean?
@@paulvernier1843
He's talking about the rule that pilots should not talk about anything other than the flight checklist during takeoff.
Everything else aside, if this was real, the plane wouldn't have gotten off the ground and the captain would've been reported if not arrested.
Best part of this scene, EVERY- SINGLE -THING, + the Sun, then, "your plane..my plane". hilarious ! tyvm !!! L M H right OFF !!
That is a hell of a steep climb.
I have never flown in a md80 but it's known for its steep climbs
デンゼルワシントン一番好きな名優です。
黒人という事で、なかなかアカデミー賞の授賞には時間がかかりました。
若い時、凄いハンサム。！！！！！！！
Fascinating scene; well acted by all
Top 3 greatest actor to ever grace the screen
i love it when he is singing under his breath when if i was in that situation i would be dead focused and shitting myself a little 2.45
Man, Hollywood be making some strong, classified engines for this amount of rpms for only 60% thrust.
Funny how sober he gets when it’s time for some serious flying.
it's a talker....maybe 2 action scenes at most
if you're into wordy movies, this one's for you bud
what a great actor
greetings from Egypt
Oh god I love the aircraft sound as it’s speeding through the clouds, gives me the chills 😂
All the passengers: AAaaArgGhh
Only the Pilot: YiiiiHaaAaAaaa
He's a great pilot, but he ruined himself...
I watched 5 movies with Denzel Washington in one week, now i feel like it's always the same character that changes job continuously ahahah
Having a co-pilot like that every flight must be a real drag...
Its Hollywood co-pilot.
salute to the captain ,because he did panic on that time , handling ..so cool
Alaska Airline 261 ( Captain Ted Thompson, First Officer William (Bill) Tansky Tried there best to save the plane. They were professionals they keep trying desipite of fearing the death and trying to save the plane. The voice of Captain Ted has patience while they were in danger. GOD bless them in next world. a family loose a father parent friend )
Denzel Washington is one of the best actors ever
I was flying a V-tail Bonanza over the Donner Pass one New Years eve, on a long distance flight from Florida, when I encountered the most severe turbulence I've ever flown in, w/ 50-100 ft. changes in elevation occurring in the blink of an eye. Thankfully, I always wear my safety belt or I would have been slammed into the roof and maybe knocked out. As it was, I came into Rialto airfield w/ 50-60 knot cross winds and just managed to put it down and requested assistance w/ the tie down, as I was flying alone. It took everything I and the flight deck guy had to secure it, but after 10 minutes it was secured, but it wasn't necessarily on the ground, but kinda floating on its tie downs. When I did a post-flight inspection the next day, I found the port wing tip was missing its red lens and the housing was bent in a bit. It only dawned on me why that lens was missing once I was in the air again - that lens had made contact w/ the ground when I made my landing!?! My heart beat a little faster for a few minutes, but I remember smiling to myself, knowing/feeling I had somehow cheated death.
I was flying my f 22 raptor over Russia the other day when I got Rader locked by 2 migs I had to pull 14gs to get back to Nato friendly country and I was being chased by a China f67 which is a top secret aircraft they have I am lucky I had my glock 45 on my hip cause I used it to shoot down 2 of the 3 Jets after me the other I got rid of by throwing my parachute will Smith style
Surprised a canned stuka divebomb sound effect wasn't thrown in there 🤣
Denzel is a genius. I hope he works with Zemeckis again.
Did It Respect Airplane Flying
A Big Round of applause for Captain Denzel Washington Lady's & Gentleman💙
Denzel Washington is such a great actor!!
Had everything gone well he would have probably been grounded and drug tested for exceeding 250 knots below 10000 ft lol
"There will be no meal service today."" There will be no barf service today"
I don't know about anybody else but my BP was rocking watching that
Good piloting
The engine sounds so unrealistic
sounds like a damn drill
mkjjohn I mean... Don’t the MD-80 & 707 use the same engines ?
I wouldn't know. I'm not a car guy.
Was this a documentary of a real flight?
Yeah I agree, it must have been meant to subconsciously build suspense in the minds of the audience than be a real representation of her engines
Lol he has Jeppesen chart dam that is old school right there 👍
Jepp is widely used, what os about old school?
@@vurban we use EFBs now. Still shows Jeppesen but I think he was referring to PAPER Jeppesen.
Bro is rlly flying a Concorde
_I recently went through that from Seattle's SeaTac to Vegas' McCarran. Nerve-wracking experience_
Whoa
coming into McCarran is always fun when dropping through the thermals.