Right the instant the video started I gave you a thumbs up. HUGE respect for referring to yourself as a "stewardess". Stewards and Stewardesses were part of a long and honorable profession of taking care of _people_ , not vehicles. I hate the term "flight attendant"... makes them sound like mechanics. So huge props for that, and I'm sure you reaction will be great to watch because you're obviously not up-tight! (can't be up-tight and enjoy this movie, lol) Now on to your reaction...
Actually the first term I learned for that profession was stewardess and later on flight attendant, as a non native I had no idea people don't like that term, I feel it sounds like a more old fashion word but not bad. I use flight attendant more cause I think is more common but I like stewardess more hehe
There was once an actual food poisoning outbreak on a plane in 1975 where contaminated omelets caused nearly 200 people to get sick. Fortunately, the pilots hadn’t eaten them and were able to make an emergency landing. By luck, the pilots’ biological clocks were still on Alaska time and they had ordered steak dinners instead. The incident resulted in recommendations that pilots and passengers be served different meals.
the beach love scene is based on a famous scene from "From Here to Eternity"... something I didn't noticed until recent years... in that scene... there's a freshwater _catfish_ flopping nearby.
There is nothing better after a hard work day and my muscles are sore and cramping than watching a wonderful reaction to an old classic! I just found your channel and see this was a year ago so I’m hoping you’re still doing reactions. I could listen to and watch you all night! Very peaceful and calming. Thank you.
One running gag that's dated now is the Ronald Reagan/George Zipp thing. There was a old famous inspirational (true) movie called "Knute Rockne, All American" where Ronald Reagan (US President at the time of Airplane) played a football player named George Gipp and the coach gave a famous inspirational speech to "go out there and win one for the Gipper". Most movie buffs knew/know the line well.
Fun random detail: one of the last acting jobs Leslie Nielsen had before he died was a cameo in a similar style of spoof comedy called SPANISH MOVIE, which was specifically parodying the more popular Spanish films that had become popular in the rest of the world like THE ORPHANAGE, VOLVER, THE SEA INSIDE, etc. In the teaser trailer for that film, he shows up repeating one of his famous AIRPLANE lines (albeit dubbed in Spanish by another voice artist), "I just want to tell you both good luck; we're all counting on you."
This is a classic, amazing how well it holds up today considering that an awful lot of the jokes were pop culture references to things from the '70s that nobody today knows of, and there are _still_ enough timeless jokes that it is still one of the funniest films ever made. Fun fact, as well as being a parody of the '70s aviation disaster movies, the story is basically _exactly_ the same as the 1957 film _Zero Hour!_ (except for being a comedy instead of serious). When making it, they were concerned about getting sued by Universal (who made the _Airport_ series of disaster movies) since anything they wrote themselves would be similar to those, so they reused the story of _Zero Hour!_ (which was owned by Paramount) so that nobody could sue them. _Airplane!_ has a sequel itself, which some people don't like as much but I think is also good.
I've watched a bunch of reactions to this Comedy Classic, and I think this is my favourite one. You got more jokes than the vast majority of people, and your sense of humour seems really perfect for this kind of satire. Awesome job! 👍✌❤
Hi Ro, just wanted to say it’s been great to find your channel(I just subscribed earlier today) and it’s been great to watch this video! Airplane is actually one of my favourite comedy movies, so I always love watching it, and this is a brilliant reaction video!! 🙌 You made good observations all the way through the movie for someone who was watching it for the first time, and I think you have a great sense of humour! You understood the humour in this movie very well, I think - you basically laughed at all the same things I would 😂 (You’re well qualified to point out all the things which were inaccurate about the movie too, being a stewardess!) I loved watching this!! Thanks for posting it! 😂😂🙂
The movie parodies Zero Hour for the overall setting. It also makes fun of the Airport franchise, the beach scene is a parody of the same scene in From Here To Eternity, the dance scene is from Saturday Night Fever and several others.Special mention of Stephen Stucker, AKA Johnny, he was a superb actor that was taken by AIDS in 1986. Gone too soon. Stephen Stucker was one of the early Hollywood actors to speak publicly about this disease and his condition. God Speed. Leslie Nielsen and Lloyd Bridges were at the end of their dramatic careers. These talented actors experienced a rebirth in comedy. I do recommend watching it more than once. Many scenes have two or three gags layered. Momma Zucker is the lady with the makeup, she has a cameo or small role in all the Zucker/Abrams films.
This is a classic parody and not too much about real life you can comment on here. The only thing I can think of is "never do anything than anyone in this movie does.). No matter what you do I am sure it's better than the choices made here. 😀
I feel bad for the girl in the coffee scene. She retired from acting after this role, and I am sure it was because of the merciless teasing that she got because of that scene.
The older airplanes actually had ashtrays in the armrests. The only unfortunate thing about the movie is that a lot of the humor is dated. I saw this movie in a theatre when I was 16, and everybody understood the smoking/nonsmoking gag. He says he was in the Air Force but was wearing a Navy uniform. Stayin' Alive was on a faster speed to get around the copyright. The movie was made for $35K in 1980. Safe to say it turned a profit. Thank you for your reaction. It's good to get an FA's point of view. I had a neighbor who was a pilot for Jet Blue and was able to confirm that no, they don't pay for service with a credit card.
My favorite part was actress Barbara Billingsley the mother June Cleaver from the tv show Leave it To Beaver :Jive Talking to the brothers LOL Way too funny and yes she had to learn the lingo although it sounded like they dubbed it over by another voice.
Always good to see a Reaction clip from ones who know how to laugh at comedy. One really has to watch this one (or any other Zucker Bros movie) a few times to catch all the hidden puns & innuendo in the background. With any Zucker Bros movie, one has to sit through all the credits; catching the hidden gems in those boring credits plus the guy in the taxi giving Striker 20 more minutes...
I love direction especially as a professional stewardess airplane person kind of thing anything anything I love your reaction and you had so much fun watching it I wish I would’ve
A couple fun facts, the announcers arguing at the beginning were the actual main accouncers for LAX airport for many years, they were also husband and wife. This was Leslie Nelson's *first ever* comedy role. He was a serious actor before this, several of the main cast were actually, though I don't know names other than his. This movie was made in a year where smoking was illegal in some states and banned by many but not all airlines. Smoking on a plane became illegal across America soon after I believe.
The pilot was Rupert Graves who was in the original Mission:Impossible TV series. The co-pilot really was played by basketball legend Kareem Abdul Jabar. The older lady who 'Spoke Jive' was from the TV series 'Leave it to Beaver'.
I first flew on an Airplane From Orlando Florida to Las Vegas back in November 1987 Yes you really could smoke on an airplane but only after the plane reached peak altitude and there was no serious turbulence (seatbelt sign off ) or anything else wrong. It was the last year before most airlines began to ban onboard smoking shortly after around 1990 I think.
Hola hermosa. .. I watched this when it first came out and still as funny today. Some of the jokes are taken from the social culture of that time. One of the hidden jokes that everyone misses but is going on throughout movie is the airplane sound in the air. It's not jet sound but propeller sounds 😉🤣
Hmm, I was under the impression that once a pilot has declared a mayday, _they_ get the last word on basically everything and ATC will move everyone else around to accommodate them. At the very least, the pilot is the one with his hands on the stick, which is the _actual_ last word about what the plane does. And while planes can be landed by anyone using the autopilot _today,_ I don't think that the autopilots of 40 years ago were quite up to that.
2:18..My heart leaps with joy..literally! 4:00 If all girl scouts were as mean as those gals, they'd sure sell a lot more cookies! 16:18..Yeah, ya gotta have beer to celebrate the landing! Tooo many laughs in this movie! Fun reaction Ro!
Great movie. Another great spoof movie from the same directors are Top Secret 1984. Other great plane movies are Flight Plan, Non-Stop and Passenger 57. Also Hero 1992 is kind of plane in it.
Hi Ro, I remember when this movie came out. Let's just say, the Girl Scouts of America were less than thrilled with two Girl Scouts fighting in a bar. You should also react to The Naked Gun and the two follow up movies. And Top Secret. It's made by the same guys.
Very good. I enjoyed that, even after watching others many times. Question: I know attendants get a LOT of safety training - any training on landing a plane?
No, we are trained mostly in what to do before, during and after someone else lands the plane during a regular landing or an emergency one, now a day are so many protocols in place to avoid running out of pilots that we are trained to help the passengers mostly, lathough that would be super fun and interesting (the trainning I mean, not to actually do it)
That auto-pilot scene with a blow-up doll always has me cracking. The only scenes even funnier are the one where the stewardess has to inflate the doll and the one where the old white lady speaks jive to the African-American fellows.
Too bad she had to completely remove all scenes with them, so we didn't get to see her reaction. She also removed the scene where Ted and Elaine join the Peace Corp and begin to teach the native men basic calisthenics and hand-eye coordination, then they instantly pick up how to use a basketball and begin to spin the ball on their finger tip and slam dunking. We also didn't get to see much of Johnny in the ATC center. Not sure if TH-cam specified those scenes as being offensive or our reactor cherry picked those scenes to be removed.
I am glad you came back. I am sorry the first one was taken down. I don't know why some reactions cause a problem, and others don't. The cuts are a bit cruel, and it's a little harder to follow along. In the original, we got to see more of your personality and commentary. Hopefully, there will be a bit more leniency, for future reactions. I truly enjoyed the first one. I should have saved it. I wish I had known it was going away. In ANY case, from what I remember about the first one, you were insightful. You were catching on to the film, and little got by you. I'm glad you enjoyed it, and I'm glad you shared. I still like the airplane pendant. Hope to see more & I hope the others stay up. I'm still surprised the other was removed. It's an older film, and many others have reacted to it, without such drastic cuts.
Longer cuts will always rise a copyright strike, some studios are more open and release the claim easily, others, like this one, are super jelous of their property and will deny fair use... I just rather stay on the safe side... so, most of my reactions will continue to have short cuts, but I think will suffer less if they aren't Paramount's
Not sure if TH-cam would allow that movie to be reacted to. That classic comedy only has a handful of reviews; not nearly the number of this movie. I wish she would at least try it. It is at the top of my list for best comedy movie ever.
Many of the jokes in this movie were based on culture at the time in the late 70s. So, its easy for anyone under the age of say 45 to miss them. With that said its still a funny movie and I showed it to my 18 year old niece and she found it hilarious.
3:00 Yes, they had a smoking and a non-smoking area, but it was common to smoke. A number of the jokes were of the time, or were funnier at the time. Another reactor who worked on an airline also said how useful it would be if passengers who were doctors all wore stethoscopes. They also pointed out the Pilot and Co-Pilot never have the same meal and in-flight movies never feature air-crashes.
@@TequilaPrincessMx I'm sorry I have watched so many reactions to Airplane I'm not sure where the reaction is. I think he was actually a pilot, not cabin crew.
Funny part at 11:29 when everyone panics too bad you had to edit out Kitten Natividad's scene coming out of the lavatory topless BTW She was a former Mexican actress and playmate .
Great review and too funny By the way I heard that AeroMexico was one of the only airlines that actually showed the movie comedy Airplane as their in flight entertainment..As a former flight attendant can you tell me if this is really true?/
1. I guess I picked the wrong week to stop watching "first time reaction" Airplane clips. 2. This movie requires more than one watch in order to catch as much as possible. Little things to look for: When the jet crashes into the glass a woman throws a baby into the air Ted was an Air Force Captain, but at the bar he's wearing a Navy Lt. Uniform. Elaine's trombone sounds like a cornet. One of the fish was a freshwater catfish. Captain Kramer steps out of a mirror before leaving for the airport. The woman with the horse in bed is the creepy Captain Oveur's wife. She is also hitting on to Captain Kramer. It's a jet but the background noise is of a prop plane. The ambulance crashes after the plane lands. 3. Otto/Auto pilot has his own webpage on IMDB 4. Elaine has permission to sit on MY face.😍😋 5. IMVHO Airplane II doesn't suck. Destination moon.
@@TequilaPrincessMx A Really Good movie you can check out is "Executive Decision"starring Halle Berry or "Catwoman" from Batman movie series.I'm learning more about Flight Attendants from your experience.I hope the movie I suggested can give me more information. Thank You,or Gracias 😊👍
Oh its a big pretty plane long metal tube painted white with a red strip with little wheels and curtains in the windows and it looks like a big Tylenol
I know, sorry for that but this studios are super strict with their content, I got this same video forced to be taken down before, didn't wanna risk it again, but as it was one of the most popular ones and requested, I still wanted to have it again :)
Right the instant the video started I gave you a thumbs up. HUGE respect for referring to yourself as a "stewardess". Stewards and Stewardesses were part of a long and honorable profession of taking care of _people_ , not vehicles. I hate the term "flight attendant"... makes them sound like mechanics.
So huge props for that, and I'm sure you reaction will be great to watch because you're obviously not up-tight! (can't be up-tight and enjoy this movie, lol)
Now on to your reaction...
Actually the first term I learned for that profession was stewardess and later on flight attendant, as a non native I had no idea people don't like that term, I feel it sounds like a more old fashion word but not bad. I use flight attendant more cause I think is more common but I like stewardess more hehe
There was once an actual food poisoning outbreak on a plane in 1975 where contaminated omelets caused nearly 200 people to get sick. Fortunately, the pilots hadn’t eaten them and were able to make an emergency landing. By luck, the pilots’ biological clocks were still on Alaska time and they had ordered steak dinners instead. The incident resulted in recommendations that pilots and passengers be served different meals.
the beach love scene is based on a famous scene from "From Here to Eternity"... something I didn't noticed until recent years... in that scene... there's a freshwater _catfish_ flopping nearby.
AFTER the credits, the man was STILL sitting in the taxi !!!
That man was Darryl F. Zucker producer of the movie!
Ro, I just want to tell you good luck. We’re all counting on you.
lol
There is nothing better after a hard work day and my muscles are sore and cramping than watching a wonderful reaction to an old classic! I just found your channel and see this was a year ago so I’m hoping you’re still doing reactions. I could listen to and watch you all night! Very peaceful and calming. Thank you.
One running gag that's dated now is the Ronald Reagan/George Zipp thing. There was a old famous inspirational (true) movie called "Knute Rockne, All American" where Ronald Reagan (US President at the time of Airplane) played a football player named George Gipp and the coach gave a famous inspirational speech to "go out there and win one for the Gipper". Most movie buffs knew/know the line well.
I was never gonna get that one, thanks!
Fun random detail: one of the last acting jobs Leslie Nielsen had before he died was a cameo in a similar style of spoof comedy called SPANISH MOVIE, which was specifically parodying the more popular Spanish films that had become popular in the rest of the world like THE ORPHANAGE, VOLVER, THE SEA INSIDE, etc. In the teaser trailer for that film, he shows up repeating one of his famous AIRPLANE lines (albeit dubbed in Spanish by another voice artist), "I just want to tell you both good luck; we're all counting on you."
You could smoke EVERYWHERE in the 70s. There were ashtrays on SHOPPING CARTS. I shit you not!
It's fun seeing young people enjoying the crazy movie from 1980!
This is a classic, amazing how well it holds up today considering that an awful lot of the jokes were pop culture references to things from the '70s that nobody today knows of, and there are _still_ enough timeless jokes that it is still one of the funniest films ever made.
Fun fact, as well as being a parody of the '70s aviation disaster movies, the story is basically _exactly_ the same as the 1957 film _Zero Hour!_ (except for being a comedy instead of serious). When making it, they were concerned about getting sued by Universal (who made the _Airport_ series of disaster movies) since anything they wrote themselves would be similar to those, so they reused the story of _Zero Hour!_ (which was owned by Paramount) so that nobody could sue them.
_Airplane!_ has a sequel itself, which some people don't like as much but I think is also good.
Boy's Life was a magazine that was published for members of the Cub and Boy Scouts.
Ohh I see, it was so weird for me lol
@@TequilaPrincessMx Most people are caught off guard with that. Here is a wiki about it. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scout_Life
It was a perfect setup for the Nun's Life that the boy was reading. Like a 2-panel comics joke.
yep i remember reading it in the 80s as a cub scout. it was a great magazine though not as entertaining as its shown here !
"That shouldn't be funny."
Yes it should. Because it is. It's hysterical. 😁
You should also watch the Naked Gun movies. Leslie Nielsen, the guy playing the doctor in this stars in them. It's the same kind of comedy.
Funny turn of phrase, "bored to death". You so nailed it!! LOL
hahaha if I had tried to make a good timely pun, it wouldn't have worked as well as it did lol
This is one that made me subscribe to your fun content & social media ❤
It was my little catapult lol I'm just glad I was able to re-edit it in a way I can keep it
I've watched a bunch of reactions to this Comedy Classic, and I think this is my favourite one.
You got more jokes than the vast majority of people, and your sense of humour seems really perfect for this kind of satire. Awesome job! 👍✌❤
Thanks, I did love this movie, my cheecks and tummy hurt afterwards from all that laughing
Hi Ro, just wanted to say it’s been great to find your channel(I just subscribed earlier today) and it’s been great to watch this video!
Airplane is actually one of my favourite comedy movies, so I always love watching it, and this is a brilliant reaction video!! 🙌
You made good observations all the way through the movie for someone who was watching it for the first time, and I think you have a great sense of humour! You understood the humour in this movie very well, I think - you basically laughed at all the same things I would 😂
(You’re well qualified to point out all the things which were inaccurate about the movie too, being a stewardess!)
I loved watching this!! Thanks for posting it! 😂😂🙂
Thank you for watching and welcome to the tequileros community!
The movie parodies Zero Hour for the overall setting. It also makes fun of the Airport franchise, the beach scene is a parody of the same scene in From Here To Eternity, the dance scene is from Saturday Night Fever and several others.Special mention of Stephen Stucker, AKA Johnny, he was a superb actor that was taken by AIDS in 1986. Gone too soon. Stephen Stucker was one of the early Hollywood actors to speak publicly about this disease and his condition. God Speed. Leslie Nielsen and Lloyd Bridges were at the end of their dramatic careers. These talented actors experienced a rebirth in comedy. I do recommend watching it more than once. Many scenes have two or three gags layered. Momma Zucker is the lady with the makeup, she has a cameo or small role in all the Zucker/Abrams films.
Thanks for sharing all these trivia
Knowing how to laugh is half the battle.
Nicely done. You're sharp and have a great sense of humor. I'm subbing, now 💙
Thanks for watching and welcome to the community tequilero!
This is a classic parody and not too much about real life you can comment on here. The only thing I can think of is "never do anything than anyone in this movie does.). No matter what you do I am sure it's better than the choices made here. 😀
Hahaha very true
It's an entirely different kind of flying
It turn out to be a tonge twister lol
Altogether Both say "Its an entirely different flying !LOL
This movie is a riot just looking for a place to break out.
Classic movie
Nice reaction, Jen. Thanks.
Surely you can't be serious!
I feel bad for the girl in the coffee scene. She retired from acting after this role, and I am sure it was because of the merciless teasing that she got because of that scene.
It was kinda hard joke for such a young girl
wow didnt think I would see a new reaction that made me LOL
tks TP subbed😛
Hahaha glad to hear that, it was tons of fun to watch it
Glad you enjoyed this movie! I definitely will have to watch again, for the 1000th time.
It is probably now my favorite comedy movie
@@TequilaPrincessMx surely you can't be serious? lol It is one of my all-time favourites. Have you ever watched, "My Cousin Vinny"?
No, I haven't
I hadn't, but that was great, you did a great job,THANKS!!!!
Glad you liked it!
The older airplanes actually had ashtrays in the armrests. The only unfortunate thing about the movie is that a lot of the humor is dated. I saw this movie in a theatre when I was 16, and everybody understood the smoking/nonsmoking gag.
He says he was in the Air Force but was wearing a Navy uniform. Stayin' Alive was on a faster speed to get around the copyright.
The movie was made for $35K in 1980. Safe to say it turned a profit.
Thank you for your reaction. It's good to get an FA's point of view. I had a neighbor who was a pilot for Jet Blue and was able to confirm that no, they don't pay for service with a credit card.
Thank you for watching!
Of course they don't. They use self-serve.
My favorite part was actress Barbara Billingsley the mother June Cleaver from the tv show Leave it To Beaver :Jive Talking to the brothers LOL Way too funny and yes she had to learn the lingo although it sounded like they dubbed it over by another voice.
Always good to see a Reaction clip from ones who know how to laugh at comedy.
One really has to watch this one (or any other Zucker Bros movie) a few times to catch all the hidden puns & innuendo in the background.
With any Zucker Bros movie, one has to sit through all the credits; catching the hidden gems in those boring credits plus the guy in the taxi giving Striker 20 more minutes...
I love direction especially as a professional stewardess airplane person kind of thing anything anything I love your reaction and you had so much fun watching it I wish I would’ve
Stewardess! LOL now that's comedy gold.
"The old lady's bored to death?" Yes, yes she is lol.
A couple fun facts, the announcers arguing at the beginning were the actual main accouncers for LAX airport for many years, they were also husband and wife. This was Leslie Nelson's *first ever* comedy role. He was a serious actor before this, several of the main cast were actually, though I don't know names other than his. This movie was made in a year where smoking was illegal in some states and banned by many but not all airlines. Smoking on a plane became illegal across America soon after I believe.
Hahaha the announcers trivia I didn't know, thanks for sharing!
The pilot was Rupert Graves who was in the original Mission:Impossible TV series. The co-pilot really was played by basketball legend Kareem Abdul Jabar. The older lady who 'Spoke Jive' was from the TV series 'Leave it to Beaver'.
I first flew on an Airplane From Orlando Florida to Las Vegas back in November 1987 Yes you really could smoke on an airplane but only after the plane reached peak altitude and there was no serious turbulence (seatbelt sign off ) or anything else wrong. It was the last year before most airlines began to ban onboard smoking shortly after around 1990 I think.
Hola hermosa. .. I watched this when it first came out and still as funny today. Some of the jokes are taken from the social culture of that time. One of the hidden jokes that everyone misses but is going on throughout movie is the airplane sound in the air. It's not jet sound but propeller sounds 😉🤣
Yeah, I notice it later while editing, in the moment I got distracted hy the j9kes bombardment lol
Ive always noticed this when watching and thought how strange to have propeller sounds on a jet plane which doesnt have propellers in the first place.
Hmm, I was under the impression that once a pilot has declared a mayday, _they_ get the last word on basically everything and ATC will move everyone else around to accommodate them. At the very least, the pilot is the one with his hands on the stick, which is the _actual_ last word about what the plane does.
And while planes can be landed by anyone using the autopilot _today,_ I don't think that the autopilots of 40 years ago were quite up to that.
2:18..My heart leaps with joy..literally! 4:00 If all girl scouts were as mean as those gals, they'd sure sell a lot more cookies! 16:18..Yeah, ya gotta have beer to celebrate the landing! Tooo many laughs in this movie! Fun reaction Ro!
Hahaha yeah, my cheers were hurting of so much laughing at the end of the movie
Great movie. Another great spoof movie from the same directors are Top Secret 1984. Other great plane movies are Flight Plan, Non-Stop and Passenger 57. Also Hero 1992 is kind of plane in it.
Thanks for the suggestion!
Hi Ro,
I remember when this movie came out. Let's just say, the Girl Scouts of America were less than thrilled with two Girl Scouts fighting in a bar.
You should also react to The Naked Gun and the two follow up movies. And Top Secret. It's made by the same guys.
Hahaha I can imagine but I would've include kickboxing in the girl scout meetings lol
Very good. I enjoyed that, even after watching others many times. Question: I know attendants get a LOT of safety training - any training on landing a plane?
No, we are trained mostly in what to do before, during and after someone else lands the plane during a regular landing or an emergency one, now a day are so many protocols in place to avoid running out of pilots that we are trained to help the passengers mostly, lathough that would be super fun and interesting (the trainning I mean, not to actually do it)
That auto-pilot scene with a blow-up doll always has me cracking. The only scenes even funnier are the one where the stewardess has to inflate the doll and the one where the old white lady speaks jive to the African-American fellows.
What’s ever better is that the two jive speaking guys came up with those lines.
Too bad she had to completely remove all scenes with them, so we didn't get to see her reaction. She also removed the scene where Ted and Elaine join the Peace Corp and begin to teach the native men basic calisthenics and hand-eye coordination, then they instantly pick up how to use a basketball and begin to spin the ball on their finger tip and slam dunking. We also didn't get to see much of Johnny in the ATC center. Not sure if TH-cam specified those scenes as being offensive or our reactor cherry picked those scenes to be removed.
I am glad you came back. I am sorry the first one was taken down. I don't know why some reactions cause a problem, and others don't. The cuts are a bit cruel, and it's a little harder to follow along. In the original, we got to see more of your personality and commentary. Hopefully, there will be a bit more leniency, for future reactions. I truly enjoyed the first one. I should have saved it. I wish I had known it was going away. In ANY case, from what I remember about the first one, you were insightful. You were catching on to the film, and little got by you. I'm glad you enjoyed it, and I'm glad you shared. I still like the airplane pendant. Hope to see more & I hope the others stay up. I'm still surprised the other was removed. It's an older film, and many others have reacted to it, without such drastic cuts.
Longer cuts will always rise a copyright strike, some studios are more open and release the claim easily, others, like this one, are super jelous of their property and will deny fair use... I just rather stay on the safe side... so, most of my reactions will continue to have short cuts, but I think will suffer less if they aren't Paramount's
The signing flight attendent is now a Cantor at an LA Synagogue
Like the beach scene is from the movie ''From here to Eternity".
I would love for you to do a reaction to the (1979) movie The Jerk starring Steve Martin and Bernadette Peters.
Not sure if TH-cam would allow that movie to be reacted to. That classic comedy only has a handful of reviews; not nearly the number of this movie. I wish she would at least try it. It is at the top of my list for best comedy movie ever.
Many of the jokes in this movie were based on culture at the time in the late 70s. So, its easy for anyone under the age of say 45 to miss them. With that said its still a funny movie and I showed it to my 18 year old niece and she found it hilarious.
I most definitely loved it!
@@TequilaPrincessMx could you do an article on victor and valentino please
I'm sorry, I don't understand what are you talking about? Which Victor and Valentino?
@@TequilaPrincessMx sorry my bad.
great reaction
Thanks!
WE HAVE CLEARANCE CLARENCE
Roger, Roger, what's the vector Victor?
3:00 Yes, they had a smoking and a non-smoking area, but it was common to smoke.
A number of the jokes were of the time, or were funnier at the time.
Another reactor who worked on an airline also said how useful it would be if passengers who were doctors all wore stethoscopes. They also pointed out the Pilot and Co-Pilot never have the same meal and in-flight movies never feature air-crashes.
hahaha it seams we are like minded, who was that other reactor? I'd love to check out the reaction
@@TequilaPrincessMx I'm sorry I have watched so many reactions to Airplane I'm not sure where the reaction is. I think he was actually a pilot, not cabin crew.
it's ok :) thanks anyway
If you'd like to go real old school, I recommend No Highway in the Sky (1951), The Crowded Sky (1960), and Fate Is the Hunter (1964).
Will check it out, thanks for the suggestion
If you didn't watch after the credits, the guy was still sitting in the cab
So I being told, lol how crazy
That guy was Darryl F Zanuck producer of the movie!
@@waverider227 I believe it was Howard Jarvis
Funny part at 11:29 when everyone panics too bad you had to edit out Kitten Natividad's scene coming out of the lavatory topless BTW She was a former Mexican actress and playmate .
Hahaha yeap, I opted to keep it pg13 lol
Great review and too funny By the way I heard that AeroMexico was one of the only airlines that actually showed the movie comedy Airplane as their in flight entertainment..As a former flight attendant can you tell me if this is really true?/
Unfortunately, I flew for the domestic branch of Aeromexico which didn't have in flight entertainment
No, no, no! The plane it's a metaphor, they're all dead! Jeez, it's like you didn't even watch the film...
This movie is hilarious
1. I guess I picked the wrong week to stop watching "first time reaction" Airplane clips.
2. This movie requires more than one watch in order to catch as much as possible. Little things to look for:
When the jet crashes into the glass a woman throws a baby into the air
Ted was an Air Force Captain, but at the bar he's wearing a Navy Lt. Uniform.
Elaine's trombone sounds like a cornet.
One of the fish was a freshwater catfish.
Captain Kramer steps out of a mirror before leaving for the airport.
The woman with the horse in bed is the creepy Captain Oveur's wife. She is also hitting on to Captain Kramer.
It's a jet but the background noise is of a prop plane.
The ambulance crashes after the plane lands.
3. Otto/Auto pilot has his own webpage on IMDB
4. Elaine has permission to sit on MY face.😍😋
5. IMVHO Airplane II doesn't suck. Destination moon.
Thanks for watching yet again lol you included more trivia this time 😍
@@TequilaPrincessMx A Really Good movie you can check out is "Executive Decision"starring Halle Berry or "Catwoman" from Batman movie series.I'm learning more about Flight Attendants from your experience.I hope the movie I suggested can give me more information. Thank You,or Gracias 😊👍
Actually, I already have a reaction to Executive decision, I loved it, check it out ;)
@@TequilaPrincessMx OK I just found your channel just yesterday,and I subscribed.Thanks from Texas 🇨🇱
Could you tell me if I already watched this????
I think you need to watch it to figure it out lol I have no idea
I dread to think how many unusable takes there must have been due to cast cracking up and not being able to keep their composure!
Most definitely!
𝘈𝘪𝘳𝘱𝘭𝘢𝘯𝘦? What is it? 😂
Oh its a big pretty plane long metal tube painted white with a red strip with little wheels and curtains in the windows and it looks like a big Tylenol
You need to watch Executive Decision where Halle Berry plays a stewardess
I have! I made a reaction and loved that movie :) please check it out!
Wow you cut the hell out of that. Shame on the mess.
I know, sorry for that but this studios are super strict with their content, I got this same video forced to be taken down before, didn't wanna risk it again, but as it was one of the most popular ones and requested, I still wanted to have it again :)
Your video keeps trying to fail. It sucks.
Lol I know