“Captain, maybe we ought to turn on the search lights now” “No. That’s just what they’ll be expecting us to do.” Lol I loving using that line whenever someone suggests I be considerate
exactly🙅🏼Dont let them know what to expect. Next time elect al sharpton as president. Back when this movie was made sharpton was in jail. Then obama let him out. Thats just what they expected.😎
For years afterward, whenever Leslie Nielsen would take a flight, he would pop into the cockpit and say I just wanted to wish you both good luck, we are all counting on you, and walk out. True story
Yes, he was-- Robert Stack was Eliot Ness in The Untouchables (Stack did this when he was only in his 40s [he took the Ness role having turned 40 on 1/13/59, born 1/13/19]).
That’s because he was a super serious B movie actor... reading a super serious B movie script (Zero Hour) with just a few things changed to make it ridiculous.
@@JimAllen-PersonaOh my god please look around you. You are trapped in an amber stone. People have always gotten offended over stupid stuff, people will always get offended over stupid stuff. Don't role play like you're in some apocalyptic wasteland of humor you absolute crybaby.
@NHMO OYTIS I did as a kid. What he is offering is different to the basic crane or penguin origami. His creature will flap and squawk. I'll bet his newspaper brooch will sparkle as well.🤩😊
I've watched this movie so many times, but only recently noticed the guy in the back grabbing his laundry from a dryer in the control tower scene. That's why the zucker films are so great: There are so many gags, you'll always miss one.
The one gag that got me the first time was the deploying of the emergency vehicles. The ambulances and fire equipment was de rigeur, but the Sparkletts truck, cement mixer, road grader, Budweiser truck, ice cream truck and delivery van had me on the floor, I laughed so hard. And what made it funnier was the others who were along with me to see it couldn't figure out why I was laughing so hard. Believe me, it is hard to explain.
4:48 Jonathan Banks, aka Mike Ehrmantraut from Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul, delivering one of the most underrated quotes from this movie full of classic one-liners.
FunkYeah believe me I’m not politically correct myself in any way 😄. I’m just pointing it out and in mourning now about the contemporary PC ban-hammer 😢
This movie legitimately made my parents roll on the ground laughing when I was younger. As an adult it has come full circle. Now my son looks at me with confusion... You will understand someday my boy.
My parents watched this with my bro and myself and I always thought it was the worst movie ever made until I watched it as an adult... What a classic!! Amazing how none of it makes any sense to a kid
@@cantcomeupwithausern even as an adult, it doesn't make any sense. ha ha. this is pure entertainment, just turn off your brain and strap yourself for the ride
Yes, as an old fart i remember watching Peter Graves star in Mission Impossible and Robert Stack star in The Untouchables. Lloyd Bridges stared in Sea Hunt, I but I only watched a couple of those.
Peter Graves went to the premiere and didn't think it was funny. Until he had seen his wife cracking up he asked her what was so funny and she told him you don't realize is that you and the other actors are the joke..
I think this is an old formula in comedies. I remember seeing an interview when Don Adams said that the way he create Maxwell Smart was a serious agent that nobody told him he was in a comdy series
Well there really is such a thing as being too low. Aircraft typically approach the runway on a 3-degree angle to the runway, called the "glide slope". If they are below that, they could touch down short of the runway.
I love that in a clip so full of jokes, you comment on one of the few lines that isn't a joke. It's like your brain was primed to find something funny in every single line
Lloyd Bridges of Seinfeld Izzy Mandelbaum fame and father to The Dude in the Big Lebowski. Was also a great actor in his own right in the 50’s and 60’s.
This will forever be my favorite comedy film. I can't think of any other film with a higher jokes per second ratio. It's like it was made for people with short attention spans like me.
@@societygamer1894 It's a 1960 Cadillac ambulance. They didn't start using vans until the 1970s. The Ghostbusters' car, a '59 Cadillac, is another example of a hearse-style ambulance.
Best line in the whole movie at 2:46 when talking about turning on the runway lights.....Robert Stack "No......that's just what they'll be expecting us to do" with an evil voice. Just pure ridiculousness considering they're the ones trying to help them land the plane.
well, Striker and Kramer never really cared for one another both during the war and on board the TA flight. Perhaps that was revenge for his comment about hating his guts....Thanks to Elaine relaying that message to Kramer. hahahahah
0:49 The Budweiser truck being an emergency vehicle is a good joke. But if I'd just landed a plane as a passenger I would gladly accept any truckload of alcohol to calm my nerves.
One of the great running gags in this is the sound of propellers playing over the shots of the outside of the airliner. Ridiculous considering it's a jet! :D
Robert Stack voice get me every time... he’s so serious and the movie is so hilarious, when he’s giving instructions to the pilot and the lady is touching him so passionately and he’s look at her like: “what the heck?” I laugh so hard 🤣😂
this was the first movie to ever make me laugh out loud, rolling on the floor, as a kid. Loved it. The sketchy parts totally flew over my head, as a child. As an adult, I got to appreciate the movie in a whole new way lol.
Hi. How are you? Comparing an imperfect landing in a much adult, disaster film “Airplane!” to a disaster in only a much family-friendly film “The Wizard of Oz”. That’s one thing that I may/can say is impressive enough in this video.
Robert stack, Leslie Nielsen, and Peter Graves in the same movie. Only one word masterpiece! They are all my favorite actors of that generation and to see them all in the same movie just makes my heart warm. Mission impossible is also another great with Peter Graves and Leslie Nielsen
I'm 58 yrs old and to this day this is the funniest move I've ever seen in my life. The sequel to this was ok but doesn't hold a candle to the original. Leslie Nielsen was pure genius with his expressions, his lines and mannerisms. Every time I watch this I crack up and I've literally seen it thousands of times
I've read many comments but no one mentioned Otto. The scene where he was feeling up Julie Haggerty I think her name was. Otto even though he wasn't human was HILARIOUS!!!!!
@@rivotrich7 Ah yes, that was the late Stephen Stucker (aka "Johnny"). He was in both "Airplane!" movies. It's a DAMN CRYING SHAME his life was cut short by AIDS in April 1986 (he was only 38). ;-(
Also, I was so amused by the duck that I'm not sure if this is the first time I noticed the stupidity of lifejackets when you're over land. :-) In real-life, a friend of mine had to calm a fellow passenger who panicked over not having a lifejacket, by pointing out that none of the trip was over water..
JesusChrist This is one of the only gags I don't "get". Is it supposed to be a reference back to a recurring phrase on the Tv show "The Untouchables" that Stack starred in?
They usually say "No, thats just what they'd be expecting us to do" in movies when there are villians or enemies or what you would call them. But in this scene it's a dead serious situation where they could potentially save 100+ lives and he just says "No they expect us to save them in this way" kinda.. Also I realized your comment is 10 months old.
If you've got the DVD, I suggest listening to the commentary track. They originally meant to have a prop plane like the original movie, but the studio wanted them to use a jet. So they turned it into a gag by having the jet sound like a prop. A little bit like Monty Python and the Holy Grail, where they couldn't afford horses, so they used the coconuts which became part of the lore.
Just seeing Stack and Bridges pretty much pioneer dramatic actors' leap into farcical comedy was amazing at the time and still funny as hell today. Peter Graves, too. And Stephen Stucker left us way too soon. RIP, gentlemen.
Wow... that was so awesome, i guess the whole cinema room was field with laughter's and nothing but laughter's from start to finish... What a wonderful experienced. I can imagine the atmosphere full of good laughs.
I know, it was like the whole theater was laughing continuously. Contrast that with the movie Platoon. Everyone coming out of the theater as if they'd just attended a funeral. ...Except for Leslie Nielsen in one of the Naked Gun movies (I think it was), LOL.
@@midinerd Hey chief, I might be wrong, but I think we're flying into a mountain! This makes me feel scared of the mountain! One thing we could do is pull up and fly over the mountain. How does that sound to-
I remember seeing this when it came out and not wanting them to land, because it was so funny I had tears in my eyes and didn't want the film to end! And I love how the brought in so many veteran actors who were known for serious roles before like Leslie Nielsen, Pete Graves, Ken Toby (The Thing), and so very many TV actors in that plane and in the control tower. Almost everybody in this film is recognizable from something else. Genius.
What makes this movie work is that they were previously all serious drama actors who never did comedy in their life. If you put a cast of real comedians in here, even with the same lines, I really don't think the movie would have the same impact. It's the serious tone and deadpan delivery of hilarious lines by serious actors that makes this movie such a classic.
Probably seen this movie 25 times, but just caught the call letters of the Chicago disco radio station: WZAZ Zucker, Abrahams, Zucker This movie is brilliant on so many levels...
@@denisemayosky1955 This was 1980, they were spoofing the end of disco which in real life people hated by that time. As I understand it, that scene got a lot of cheers in the theaters when the movie was new.
Airplane, pink panther,star trek, thunderbirds, stingray,James bond,minder,most war movies from the 60,s and 70,s john Wayne, Clint Eastwood movies,doesn't get any better that this
Life jacket to duck in one second. Absolutely hilarious!!! How did she keep a straight face!!!????? The whole film is rib bustingly funny. Comedy genius.
When I first saw this in a theater in 1980,when the plane creams the broadcast tower of the disco radio station ("where disco lives forever"),the audience cheered!
I just wanna tell everybody in the comment section: Good luck. We're all counting on you.
Yoo thats not nice he ain't a dork
I just wanna tell everybody in this reply: Good luck. We're all counting on you.
That's fine, but don't call me Shirley!
@@Warriorking.1963 Surely!
@@mikecimerian6913 Surely you must be serious lol
"This guys all over the place, 900 ft 1300 ft, what an asshole"
I'm dying 😅
That’s Mike from breaking bad
@@metman84 he was also one of the bad guys in Beverley Hills Cop.
Love this part! 😅
Timestamp
@@turtlesrprettycool3379 4:50
“Captain, maybe we ought to turn on the search lights now”
“No. That’s just what they’ll be expecting us to do.” Lol I loving using that line whenever someone suggests I be considerate
I use it a lot too. 😁
I do to.
exactly🙅🏼Dont let them know what to expect. Next time elect al sharpton as president. Back when this movie was made sharpton was in jail. Then obama let him out. Thats just what they expected.😎
Stack reverts to Elliot Ness!
The dramatic music with it is perfect
For years afterward, whenever Leslie Nielsen would take a flight, he would pop into the cockpit and say I just wanted to wish you both good luck, we are all counting on you, and walk out. True story
Bahahaha 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Source?
@@jeshkam trust me bro
@@jeshkam honestly I trust him with zero evidence, it sounds like something Leslie would do he was super into being goofy and weird
@@santiagoarro1198 who are you that gives us the confidence to trust an anonymous YT poster....ffs!
"Captain, maybe we oughta turn on the searchlights now."
"No, that's just what they'll be expecting us to do."
Best line in the movie
A "Dr. Strangelove" reference to be sure
@@Yewtewba The Untouchables, actually.
@@TheLewistownTrainspotter8102 By the same actor too, I guess (Robert Stack was in both, it seems). Neato!
Yes, he was-- Robert Stack was Eliot Ness in The Untouchables (Stack did this when he was only in his 40s [he took the Ness role having turned 40 on 1/13/59, born 1/13/19]).
Leslie Nielsen is the *Undisputed Lord* of deadpan delivery.
That’s because he was a super serious B movie actor... reading a super serious B movie script (Zero Hour) with just a few things changed to make it ridiculous.
Should check out police squad too.
Colbert is a modern champion.
Benny Hill was first and a close second! LOL!
@@trevorsmith8950 Colbert doesn't even begin to compare with Leslie Nielsen!
"Air Israel please clear the runway"
That joke always makes me laugh
Yeah, but they’d never get away with it now.
America has lost its humor.@@JimAllen-Persona
At least they'd have a lot of doctors on hand, in the event of an accident.
Okay, okay. Bad joke.
@@JimAllen-PersonaOh my god please look around you. You are trapped in an amber stone. People have always gotten offended over stupid stuff, people will always get offended over stupid stuff. Don't role play like you're in some apocalyptic wasteland of humor you absolute crybaby.
I don't get it???
RIP Stephen Stucker who played Johnny. “What do you make of this?” “I can make a hat, or a brooch, or a pterodactyl...”
yeah, he is funny
Mm😢😢m. L,😊tt 5G
I'd love to see someone make a pterodactyl out of a newspaper 🤣
@@normturner4849 don’t do origami do you?
@NHMO OYTIS I did as a kid. What he is offering is different to the basic crane or penguin origami. His creature will flap and squawk.
I'll bet his newspaper brooch will sparkle as well.🤩😊
I just wanted to tell you good luck, we're all counting on you.
All right now just listen carefully
I just wanted to tell you good luck, we're all counting on you.
@@damonopz We should be able to see the runway at 300 feet.
Yeah , right in the middle of the landing. LOL!
I just wanted to tell you good luck, we’re all counting on you.
I've watched this movie so many times, but only recently noticed the guy in the back grabbing his laundry from a dryer in the control tower scene. That's why the zucker films are so great: There are so many gags, you'll always miss one.
Seriously ? I've noticed that at first time I was watching this )))
The one gag that got me the first time was the deploying of the emergency vehicles. The ambulances and fire equipment was de rigeur, but the Sparkletts truck, cement mixer, road grader, Budweiser truck, ice cream truck and delivery van had me on the floor, I laughed so hard. And what made it funnier was the others who were along with me to see it couldn't figure out why I was laughing so hard. Believe me, it is hard to explain.
Surely they rock after 36 years.
i just saw that too, hilarious. i think the radar consoles double as clothes dryers
@ Juliaflo, stop calling me shirley
A visual gag that always gets me is the reporters running into the phone booths and knocking it over
Me too!
I never got that
4:48
Jonathan Banks, aka Mike Ehrmantraut from Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul, delivering one of the most underrated quotes from this movie full of classic one-liners.
Amazing!
Noticed him too.
...what an assh0le...
Wow!
For one moment I thought it was Pauly Shore
"Looks like I picked the wrong week to quit sniffing glue." Always gets me laughing so hard. This is what I love about movies from this era.
Unfortunately the PC Movement killed off movies like this. I guess great humor isn’t PC.
Ive just watched it and had an attack of the giggles
I say that every Monday morning when I show up for a new work week! 😜
@@rivotrich7
Don't be such a dumb-ass.
What's politically incorrect about a glue-sniffing gag?
Fuck me, you people just love to cry wolf.
FunkYeah believe me I’m not politically correct myself in any way 😄. I’m just pointing it out and in mourning now about the contemporary PC ban-hammer 😢
1:13 When she pulls the string and the jacket turns into a duck you can hear a woman say “isn’t that cute!” In the background
I noticed that too for the first time ever! Lol!!
LMFAO!!!
Also funny, because you don't inflate that until you're actually out of the plane. And only then in the event of a water landing.
omg..ive always been too busy laughing at the duck to notice!!!
@@Rapscallion2009 will Chicago is by a huge lake sooooooooo.....
This movie legitimately made my parents roll on the ground laughing when I was younger.
As an adult it has come full circle. Now my son looks at me with confusion...
You will understand someday my boy.
My parents watched this with my bro and myself and I always thought it was the worst movie ever made until I watched it as an adult... What a classic!! Amazing how none of it makes any sense to a kid
@@cantcomeupwithausern even as an adult, it doesn't make any sense. ha ha.
this is pure entertainment, just turn off your brain and strap yourself for the ride
Just Kidding😈🤣
I dunno, when I was a kid this one already one of my favorites.
@@sporff I was like 8 and my parents sheltered me. Pretty sure everything went right over my head
"He's all over the place. 900 feet up to 1300 feet...what an asshole!" Love that line.
Legend, Jonathan Banks.
This is exactly how I land every plane on Flight Simulator.
Rich Daley AIM FOR THE NUMBERS! PUT DOWN MORE FLAPS! WATCH YOUR STALL SPEED! TOO LOW FLAPS! SINK RATE! BANK ANGLE! APPROACHING MINIMUMS
I just want to say good luck, we're counting on you.
Me to!
Blog it.
I am serious, and don’t call me Shirley.
I never realised it until I read it , that they casted serious actors in main roles, and that made it funnier.
Yes, as an old fart i remember watching Peter Graves star in Mission Impossible and Robert Stack star in The Untouchables. Lloyd Bridges stared in Sea Hunt, I but I only watched a couple of those.
Loyd Brideges guest stared in Battlestar Galatica as comander cain
Peter Graves went to the premiere and didn't think it was funny. Until he had seen his wife cracking up he asked her what was so funny and she told him you don't realize is that you and the other actors are the joke..
I think this is an old formula in comedies. I remember seeing an interview when Don Adams said that the way he create Maxwell Smart was a serious agent that nobody told him he was in a comdy series
@@dalekdx Robert Stack was Ultra Magnus
I love that he yells, "YOU'RE TOO LOW DAMN IT!".....as they're trying to land a plane
Well there really is such a thing as being too low. Aircraft typically approach the runway on a 3-degree angle to the runway, called the "glide slope". If they are below that, they could touch down short of the runway.
Being too low has caused quite a few horrific plane crashes, especially in countries with uneven terrain.
Woosh
I love that in a clip so full of jokes, you comment on one of the few lines that isn't a joke. It's like your brain was primed to find something funny in every single line
For me it's the way he says it. I think about it almost every time somebody gives out overly enthusiastic criticism in real life.
My favorite part as a kid is when the guy says "they're coming right at us!" and then jumps out the window.🤣
Lloyd Bridges of Seinfeld Izzy Mandelbaum fame and father to The Dude in the Big Lebowski.
Was also a great actor in his own right in the 50’s and 60’s.
The consequence of picking the wrong week to quit sniffing glue
😂😂😂
@@titan133760 😂😂😂 can’t stop laughing
Mine to!
This will forever be my favorite comedy film. I can't think of any other film with a higher jokes per second ratio. It's like it was made for people with short attention spans like me.
Try Blazing Saddles. hehe
Maybe naked gun
Top secret was also pretty entertaining
You got that right funniest movie ever. No matter how many times that i watch it never gets old.
dayne62 watched blazing saddles but this is way funnier
Legend has it, he still goes to the site today to tell them both good luck, they're all counting on them
In heaven.
So that's where he was during Airplane 2.
That "legend has it" shit gets old, bud.
RFI-Crypto Lab don't be a sourpuss.
@@rfi-cryptolab4251 Yes, legend has it that he still goes around using outdated memes.
I love how the runway lights are connected to one small-ass plug in the watchtower.
The sheer amount of comedy material packed into this one scene is incredible. It doesn't let up for one second.
Watching a Budweiser truck, and ice cream truck, a cement mixer and tractor going out on the runway just makes me LOL!!
trumpetjoe40 or the old Sparklettes truck
There was a hearse too lmao
@@societygamer1894 It's a 1960 Cadillac ambulance. They didn't start using vans until the 1970s. The Ghostbusters' car, a '59 Cadillac, is another example of a hearse-style ambulance.
They said EVERY vehicle was to go out.
@Yonas Tassew they didnt use vans as *ambulance vehicles* until the 70s
Best line in the whole movie at 2:46 when talking about turning on the runway lights.....Robert Stack "No......that's just what they'll be expecting us to do" with an evil voice. Just pure ridiculousness considering they're the ones trying to help them land the plane.
well, Striker and Kramer never really cared for one another both during the war and on board the TA flight. Perhaps that was revenge for his comment about hating his guts....Thanks to Elaine relaying that message to Kramer. hahahahah
ikr completely out of context evilness XD
I believe this was a reference to his role on the tv show "The Untouchables".
Insaneeee R. Stack totally agree. Nooo jajajaja
04:39
This movie is beyond hysterical. The cheesy humor of it. So classic. Will never get tired of watching it. 🤣
I just discovered it recently and couldn’t stop laughing! It came on one night and I couldn’t stop watching!😂🤣😂
A jet plane, and yet the sound is always a prop plane. Sublime.
"hes coming right at us!"
*jumps out of window*
Staaaaaage Diiiiiiiiiive🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Maybe he should have quit amphetamines and sniffing glue that week after all!
The entire time the plane sounds like a motor instead of a jet engine.
I think he's too many smell that sniffing glue?
The best part was everyone's "Whatever" reaction.
0:49 The Budweiser truck being an emergency vehicle is a good joke. But if I'd just landed a plane as a passenger I would gladly accept any truckload of alcohol to calm my nerves.
Best product placement ever
Steve It was probably for ALL of the passengers. And after that landing just barely enough!
Striker won’t, he has a drinking problem...
and the ice cream truck right behind it hahaha
Except Budweiser's not alcohol, it's piss in bottles.
Robert Stack was doing his Elliot Ness act when he said, "No, that's what they are expecting us to do!} He was great in that role!
Without a doubt
This movie was brilliant. Modern comedies don't even come close to this masterpiece!
They can't, people are too sensitive.
Very true✅
Lloyd Bridges hanging upside down after sniffing glue with the camera panning to reveal it gets me every time. Genius.
Noel Down I didn’t notice until today that Lloyd was up side down then. 🤣
That was one too many vices he restarted! No one sniffs glue anymore. 😢
Lloyd was okay. Everybody else was upside down.
How many times? It's gotten me at least six times too brother.
One of the great running gags in this is the sound of propellers playing over the shots of the outside of the airliner. Ridiculous considering it's a jet! :D
Zeke boy I have watched this movie many many times. I never realized the sound it's made by a propeller. But now I hear it
should've had a stuka siren too
It's based on an older film called Zero hour in which the aircraft was propeller driven.
over Macho Grande?
@@shrapnel77 No .. I'll never get over Macho Grande
Robert Stack voice get me every time... he’s so serious and the movie is so hilarious, when he’s giving instructions to the pilot and the lady is touching him so passionately and he’s look at her like: “what the heck?” I laugh so hard 🤣😂
I can't deal with this comment right now.
@@Relugus how about now?
this was the first movie to ever make me laugh out loud, rolling on the floor, as a kid. Loved it. The sketchy parts totally flew over my head, as a child. As an adult, I got to appreciate the movie in a whole new way lol.
“Where Disco lives forever.” Then the signal gets knocked down. One of the funniest lines in this movie. Anyone else found that funny? I know I did.
It was very funny, specially when one knows the story behind it.
Ricky Zeichner Yep, a little tribute to Steve Dahl’s disco demolition!
Ricky Zeichner It got a big laugh when I first saw this in 1980 in the Midwest.
Would you still found it funny if it was rock station instead?
No
I just want to tell you, good luck, we're all counting on you!
He does that even when no one is on the plane
How long does he keep doing it?
I will, and stop calling my Shirley!
He was still saying it in “Scary Movie 3”. The audience was dying in hysterics!
Please tell me again, I didn't notice
That is SO funny !
What a great memory when we take ourselves too serious!!!
Every line in this movie is gold.
"AUNTIE EM, UNCLE HENRY, TOTO, IT'S A TWISTER, IT'S A TWISTER!!!"
😂😂😂
Johnny how about some coffee?
No thanks...
"Nick, Heath, Jared, there's a fire in the barn!"
Hi. How are you?
Comparing an imperfect landing in a much adult, disaster film “Airplane!” to a disaster in only a much family-friendly film “The Wizard of Oz”. That’s one thing that I may/can say is impressive enough in this video.
Damn! What was that actor's name? Brilliant!
The actor, Steven Strucker, came up with own lines. The writers gave him everyone else's lines and he came up with his.
Air israel, please clear the runway.
I wonder how El-Al would have handled such a request?
Davey74Boy They would say fuck you and stay on the runway
yeah probably.
KLM would even start taking off.
''Hold on, we don't have ATC clearance'''
*Sigh* ''Go ahead, ask''
'ATC: ''Cleared to blablablablablablablabla''
''We're going''
Thank you KLM
Robert Stack was the most awesome actors in history as well him being in "UNSOLVED MYSTERIES". We thank you from the Earth to the Heavens, Mr. Stack.
Like Dick Clark, he never aged
Robert stack, Leslie Nielsen, and Peter Graves in the same movie. Only one word masterpiece! They are all my favorite actors of that generation and to see them all in the same movie just makes my heart warm. Mission impossible is also another great with Peter Graves and Leslie Nielsen
Tragically, Disco in Chicago did not live forever.
okrajoe City of the Disco Demolition night!
It was worse than Detroit.
Thanks a lot, Steve Dahl!😡
The Disco Sucks rally at Old Comiskey Park in 1979 put an end to disco forever lol
@@joe6096 ) it didn't.
1:52 "You better leave sweetheart, you might get hurt up here"
*proceeds to get hurt*
As a kid, I interpreted that scene to be that she misunderstood him and jumped out of the plane.
@@Lark88 Well that’s dark
Yes we know
"Not you, Elaine, you stay"
"Okay everybody get into CRASH position!" Who else has nearly died laughing at this?
Me too god how there not flying all over the place at touch down
Despite how famous the line is, Lloyd Bridge's sniffing glue line cracked me up just watching it there again.
it must have killed them to hold a straight face while filming this
That's professional acting for ya.
Most of the actors have never been in a comedy film before which makes them have lower humor
@@osodeanteojosyt the trick is to make the other actor lose his shit first. It's competition.
And don't try to tell me that's not a Glow In The Dark Jesus. I've flown a Volkswagen.
And don't call me Shirley.
I want to see the outtakes. Lbvs
guess i picked the wrong week to quit sniffing glue...
Geep271 He's coming right at us!
(Crashes through window) AHHHHHH!
I picked the wrong week to start listening to disco 1:18
I remember watching this in 1980 brilliant ♥️♥️♥️
The thing that is pure comic genius, it's a jet and they have a propeller sound track.
"He's all over the place. Nine hundred feet. Up to thirteen hundred feet. What an asshole."
'get into crash positions!' LOL!
I love the responses of the Hari Krishnas
I'm 58 yrs old and to this day this is the funniest move I've ever seen in my life. The sequel to this was ok but doesn't hold a candle to the original. Leslie Nielsen was pure genius with his expressions, his lines and mannerisms. Every time I watch this I crack up and I've literally seen it thousands of times
Ive
I've read many comments but no one mentioned Otto. The scene where he was feeling up Julie Haggerty I think her name was. Otto even though he wasn't human was HILARIOUS!!!!!
The reporters all running to the phone booths and tipping over is a brilliant physical gag.
I love when the crazy airport employee pulls the plug on the runway landing lights.
Ronf465 Possibly one of the funniest three seconds in cinematic history. Love it!
“Just Kidding!” 🤣🤣
I heard that they let him make his own comedic lines, and he nailed it!
Carolann Cannuli-Denton I did! We’re all individuals though.
@@rivotrich7 Ah yes, that was the late Stephen Stucker (aka "Johnny"). He was in both "Airplane!" movies. It's a DAMN CRYING SHAME his life was cut short by AIDS in April 1986 (he was only 38). ;-(
I just want to tell you sir, good upload, we're all enjoying it.
GJ, kid :)
I still wish Leslie Nielsen was still with us, he was a legend!
He’s up in heaven… telling us both good luck, we’re all counting on you.
Yeah me too he was quite an actor and quite a man. I guess he lived in my home state of Arizona for part of his later life.
I picked the right week to see this movie once again...
1:15: "Oh, isn't that cute?" Seen this movie I don't know how many times, and that's the first time I ever heard that.
Too funny. Watched this movie hundreds of times and that is the first time I caught that one myself. Had to rewind a hundred times to catch up.
Also, I was so amused by the duck that I'm not sure if this is the first time I noticed the stupidity of lifejackets when you're over land. :-)
In real-life, a friend of mine had to calm a fellow passenger who panicked over not having a lifejacket, by pointing out that none of the trip was over water..
@JONATHAN SUTCLIFFE ok boomer
No, thats just what they'd be expecting us to do hahaha best line ever
JesusChrist This is one of the only gags I don't "get". Is it supposed to be a reference back to a recurring phrase on the Tv show "The Untouchables" that Stack starred in?
They usually say "No, thats just what they'd be expecting us to do" in movies when there are villians or enemies or what you would call them.
But in this scene it's a dead serious situation where they could potentially save 100+ lives and he just says "No they expect us to save them in this way" kinda..
Also I realized your comment is 10 months old.
I always die atthe hes all over the place 900, 1300...what an asshole.
@@Tankeenify Thanks :D Needed that explanation too
There are so many good lines here but I’ll always love that “he’s all over the place. 900ft up to 1300ft. What an asshole”
Part of what makes this movie funny now is the fact that we’ve all been quoting it for forty years.
Like fine wine … it keeps getting better!!
Didn't anyone notice how the plane has jet engines, but it sounds like a prop one? LOL
That's just how they made them back in the '70s.
Lol the brothers based Airplane on this movie: th-cam.com/video/XpTiLikKqhM/w-d-xo.html
That’s part of the joke.
sounds like a blimp actually lol
If you've got the DVD, I suggest listening to the commentary track. They originally meant to have a prop plane like the original movie, but the studio wanted them to use a jet. So they turned it into a gag by having the jet sound like a prop.
A little bit like Monty Python and the Holy Grail, where they couldn't afford horses, so they used the coconuts which became part of the lore.
You can watch this movie 50 times, and still see something you missed before!
Such a bizzare yet incredibly beautiful movie
Just seeing Stack and Bridges pretty much pioneer dramatic actors' leap into farcical comedy was amazing at the time and still funny as hell today. Peter Graves, too. And Stephen Stucker left us way too soon. RIP, gentlemen.
1:52 I love how she spends the rest of this scene trying not to laugh at that joke
*Lights go out*................................Just kidding!.....*Plugs in cord* AHAAAHAA!!!!!
Yes -- it's a DAMN CRYING SHAME Stephen Stucker (aka "Johnny") died so young -- he was only 38 when he died from AIDS on April 13, 1986. :-(
Fucking dog shit! The world lost a damn funny soul.
He was the gift to humanity and then the Gods of Comedy taketh him away....
That was mean. Hilarious, but mean
I pull that every now and then on a job...only on a "wet vac".
First time watching this since becoming a pilot, and this shit cracks me up. Especially Stryker wiping the gallons of sweat pouring into his face.
They must've had hoses that were spraying out water.
I'm lost as to why you feel the need to state ur a pilot
@@AwesomeAngryBiker I'm lost as to why after 2 years it took a YOU to be salty about it.
I love when I splats water in his face
Still brings tears to my eyes!!! TIMELESS
This film was completely insane. And the casting choices were brilliant.
saw this at the movies when it first came out- the whole audience was cracking up, in hysterics...classic!
Yeah..... you had to be there when this film first came out...... so many people left laughing........
Wow... that was so awesome, i guess the whole cinema room was field with laughter's and nothing but laughter's from start to finish... What a wonderful experienced. I can imagine the atmosphere full of good laughs.
Im jealous. I would have loved to see this with an audience.
Yes too bad the recording devices like cell phone recording devices were not available back then like they are now.
I know, it was like the whole theater was laughing continuously. Contrast that with the movie Platoon. Everyone coming out of the theater as if they'd just attended a funeral. ...Except for Leslie Nielsen in one of the Naked Gun movies (I think it was), LOL.
The ever increasing deluge of sweat is my favorite gag of this movie.
"Every light you can get poured onto that field" -- clearly a line from the original film they parodied, "Zero Hour."
One of the best gags in this movie is the consistent propeller airplane noise during cutaways... on a jet. Genius.
"Now arriving at Gate 8... Gate 9... Gate 10."
No. I'm quite certain that plane will not be boarding any time soon.
lazyperfectionist1 and gate 14 gate 13
Likely the plane will need to be out of service for maintenance.
Are you fuckwits blind? The plane CRASHES INTO THE GODDAMN SIDE OF THE MOUNTAIN
but otto was boarding the plane after that...
@@midinerd Hey chief, I might be wrong, but I think we're flying into a mountain! This makes me feel scared of the mountain! One thing we could do is pull up and fly over the mountain. How does that sound to-
Still funny after almost 40 years.
Still funny after 42 years.
Yep
“Surely you can’t be serious?”
@@senerakturk9497 yes im serious.......and don't call me Shirley 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
This movie is so mercilessly and shamelessly ridiculous I love it. My favourite from when I was a kid.
That collapsing phone booth scene is out of this world
I remember seeing this when it came out and not wanting them to land, because it was so funny I had tears in my eyes and didn't want the film to end! And I love how the brought in so many veteran actors who were known for serious roles before like Leslie Nielsen, Pete Graves, Ken Toby (The Thing), and so very many TV actors in that plane and in the control tower. Almost everybody in this film is recognizable from something else. Genius.
Airplane 2
Robert Stack in a comedy!... Oops just looked it up - I thought this was his first role in a comedy after decades of seriousness - but it was his 2nd.
yes robert stack was the host for Unsolved Mysteries
Err, Lloyd Bridges anybody?
@@brisman1963
Sea Hunt late 50’s early 60’s.
Robert stack Leslie Nielsen loyd bridges. What a combo, absolute gold.
What makes this movie work is that they were previously all serious drama actors who never did comedy in their life. If you put a cast of real comedians in here, even with the same lines, I really don't think the movie would have the same impact. It's the serious tone and deadpan delivery of hilarious lines by serious actors that makes this movie such a classic.
Johnny is my favorite character. That guy was awesome!
That guy was the original host for unsolved mysteries 💯💯💯💯💯💯
Johnny with his ‘just kidding....mwahahah’ is just the best line!!!
I always thought the best line was “... I can’t tell” to which the reply was”You can tell me, I’m the Captain!”
"You can tell me, I'm a doctor"
Who?
Naah... Don't call me Shirley!
Classic comedy. Seen it so many times but every time I’m in stitches!
"I just want to tell you both good luck. We're all counting on you."
Probably seen this movie 25 times, but just caught the call letters of the Chicago disco radio station: WZAZ
Zucker, Abrahams, Zucker
This movie is brilliant on so many levels...
"Where Disco Lives Forever!" (CRASH!)
@@denisemayosky1955 This was 1980, they were spoofing the end of disco which in real life people hated by that time. As I understand it, that scene got a lot of cheers in the theaters when the movie was new.
"Surely you can't be serious."
"I am serious. And don't call me Shirley."
LOL!!! 😀
I say this all the time, few people get it any more.
@@davidjones3165 We are getting old dammit! Now I understand my Grandfather, RIP.
@@davidjones3165 Exactly me too. I'll pop into a coworkers office and say..I just want to tell you good luck we're all counting on you
Airplane, pink panther,star trek, thunderbirds, stingray,James bond,minder,most war movies from the 60,s and 70,s john Wayne, Clint Eastwood movies,doesn't get any better that this
Life jacket to duck in one second. Absolutely hilarious!!! How did she keep a straight face!!!????? The whole film is rib bustingly funny. Comedy genius.
Auntie Em! It's a twister! It's a twister!
What can you make of this? Oh I could make a hat ... or a brooch ... a pterodactyl -
th-cam.com/video/1U7YU9rZS4w/w-d-xo.html
Gets me rolling every time!!!
Whatever happened to that guy?
@@lawrencebarry8336 Died from aids at 38. Sad lost to the comedic community.
Most tasteless, gauche, and ludicrous film I have ever watched. Loved it.
When I first saw this in a theater in 1980,when the plane creams the broadcast tower of the disco radio station ("where disco lives forever"),the audience cheered!
Did you also notice the name of the radio station was WZAZ? Get it?
"It's coming right at us!" *dives out the window* 😂😂😂
Everyone's "whatever" reaction to that was priceless
The moment I saw the Budweiser truck I knew this was a serious situation
I just wanna tell you both good luck, We're all counting on you.
"He's all over the place; 900 feet, up to 1,300 feet... what an asshole!"
😂 🤣
"He's coming right at us!"
+SulliMike241 AHHHHHHHHHH!!!!
+Larry Mentle (Jumps out the window).
I think that's the funniest part man He's coming right at us lol that's fuckin funny
Than he jumps out the window
+LittleL Flem Yea he does lol