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Airplane (1980) 🤯📼First Time Film Club📼🤯 - First Time Watching/Movie Reaction **EDITED VERSION**
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- First Time Film Club Movie Reaction Airplane 1980
**EDIT: 12/6/20**
Due to copyright claim issues we had to re-edit the original video and re-upload. So, there are some bits missing but we hope you still find it enjoyable!
We are working on some different editing techniques so that hopefully this won't happen again going forward.
As always, thank you so much for watching!
-Emily and Matthew
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For the second episode of the First Time Film Club, Matthew and I watch the 1980 classic comedy, Airplane!
Original Movie: Airplane!
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You're watching _Airplane!_ ? Well, I just want to tell you both: Good luck! We're all counting on you.
Surely they've watched it by now.
@@RideAcrossTheRiver they have...
AND STOP CALLING ME SHIRLEY!!!
;3
@@ZION73082 Guys, this is an entirely different kind of comedy altogether.
@@DarkPaladin24 Guys, it's an entirely different kind of comedy...altogether!
@@RideAcrossTheRiver They did, and QUIT CALLING ME SHIRLEY, damn it, lolol!
“So stupid (*while laughing uncontrollably*)”
...basically sums up the movie 😂😂
If no one else said so, the biggest running joke in the movie is the propellor engine sound even though the aircraft has turbine engines.
Another one is they cast Kareem Abdul Jubar to make fun of other films where they cast sports stars that can't act... so they amplified the effect by having him read large cue cards held off camera so you can seek him look back and forth.
But it gets better because he's personally offended at disparaging comments to his sports performance... and then when carried out of the cockpit he's wearing his Jersey and shorts.
But I also love the "so Billy, do you like gladiator films?"
Funny.... I never even thought about that...lol. :-)
@@ravissary79 No, Kareem Abdul Jabbar was casted mainly because they had sportsman in Zero Hour too.
Airplane! is parody based on Zero Hour.
Of course, that's part of the movie's deliberate sillyness - making a Boeing 707 sound like a little propeller plane.
I swear no one ever mentions that. I felt like I was the only one to notice
He is the MVP for letting her enjoy all the humor without spoiling the punch line in the jokes.
7:47….that’s the clincher right there.This video probably ranks among my top five favorites of their channel and I still crack up at his crack up.
one of the writers said that the secret to this movie's longevity is that every scene is either a punchline to a joke or a setup to another punchline
My favorite bit is Lloyd Bridges' running gag, "looks like I picked the wrong week to quit...".
Surely you’re not serious?
@@totallybored5526 He IS serious and don’t call him Shirley
The guy who played Johnny had no scripted lines. It was all improvisation. RIP, Steven.
There is a sale at Pennys... classic
Johnny was one of my favorite, hilarious "class clowns" of this movie. But unfortunately the actor Stephen Stucker died from AIDS in the early '80s. That's why you haven't seen him in anything since. It's very sad, he was such a high-energy character.
He is my favorite part of the movie
The gags come so quickly in these films that you definitely don't catch them all on first viewing. It took me years to notice that Robert Stack actually steps *through* the mirror in his introductory scene. That kind of subtle stuff is everywhere, particularly in Top Secret.
Airplane is one of the funniest films ever. What made it so funny was seeing these serious actors like Robert stack, Lloyd bridges, and Leslie Nielsen and others playing seriously but doing it funny. Such a great movie.
One of my favorite stories is that Lloyd Bridges was worrying on-set that the audience wouldn't get a joke and Robert Stack told him, "Lloyd, we _are_ the joke."
I know what you mean by that; these actors' serious deadpan acting made all of Airplane's jokes all the funnier because they were so damned serious about it!
Something that really needs to be screamed at the beginning of each and every modern-day spoof production: "You know all those old movies? where everything is played so straight? the actors take it so seriously? Trade secret: *_THAT'S WHAT MAKES IT FUNNY!!!"_*
@@jackal59 Now THAT is funny even in real life!
And with this movie having become such a classic, younger viewers often don't realize that until Airplane! happened, they (Peter Graves too) WERE almost exclusively serious actors -- the prime examples of square-jawed humorless action heroes. Leslie Nielsen especially: this movie literally reinvented his career, as previously nobody had imagined he could be this funny. Afterward, he became stuck in a new stereotype, as someone audiences expected to be hilarious.
June Cleaver talking jive just kills me.
However, it does kinda wreck reruns of 'Leave It To The Beaver' for me.
@@brettrobinson2901 in a good way?
@@shioriryukaze Ohhhhhh.....Yeeeeah!
I guess she pick up all that jive during the late 1960s…
"I take it black, like my men" has to be the greatest line ever uttered in a movie!
She kept her face straight. I obviously couldn't lol
@@shioriryukaze I mean how old was that girl? I doubt she knew what she was saying really.
@@danzansandeev6033 Let's hope so
The boy’s reaction is priceless.
Ah, so that’s where the porn site Dog Fart started…
The actor that played Johnny tragically passed away from AIDS at 36 years old. He stole the show in this movie for a lot of people and that is not an easy thing to do. RIP
The “golly” subtitle for shit has to be one of the funniest uses of a subtitle ever.
They interviewed both those guys for the anniversary edition DVD and they speak perfect during it but it's subtitled in jive.
I loved it when the black guy said, "dat honk muh-fuh no be messin' mah old lady, mon." And the subtitles read, That white gentleman should stay away from my wife.
_"The trick to doing comedy.... Always play it straight."_ -Leslie Nielsen.
That's why he's the best.
Nielsen's deadpan delivery. 10/10.
Finally, someone who truly appreciates Johnny. 😂
What I love about Airplane! is that rather than use comic actors, they hired straight actors and the jokes hit so much harder because they're not delivered in a goofy way but instead everyone is completely straight and deadpan. Also, there are so many jokes in the background that even after seeing it a million times, there seems to be something I missed.
The same thought occurred to me; the actors played this hilarity so damned seriously, it shows how talented the cast was that they could go through this lunacy without smiling or laughing. And their seriousness made the movie all the funnier to watch, lol!
@@nathanfitzgerald6651 _Soooo_ much better than all of that 2010s improvised crap.
TBH, Matt trying not to bust out laughing before each joke was the funniest thing about this video.
I just love this guy,he knows when the funny scenes are coming and just can't hold it in.Brilliant movie.
yeah, the "lets take some pictures" joke is my favorite of the movie.
No matter who you are. You just never see it coming in a million years.
That’s the stupidest joke to me
The drinking problem joke is one of my all-time favorite jokes! Always makes me laugh!
That type of drinking problem is NO JOKE! How long do you think it would take for somebody to expire due to waterlessness...if they had that condition!? SMAME!........SHAME!
@@JustSUMMReactions STEALING another's property..is A crime! They shoulda ALL been arrested & sentenced...to covering a 5th grade spelling bee.
Watching Matt try not to pre-react to the incoming jokes is hilarious. I probably just woke my roommates up busting out laughing at 4 in the morning. 🤣 Good job, y'all!
4 IN THE FREAKIN' MORNING!!?.....man it they haven't kicked you out yet, they're probably planning a vote on it!😁
Fun fact - the black guys created the jive language on their own and incorporated it into their audition which won them the part. Barbara Billingsley (lady who spoke to them) was invited to make a cameo for that scene as she was a popular actress who portrayed the stereotypical 1950's American housewife & mom in the sitcom, Leave it to Beaver (1957). Not only did they have to teach her the language but she enjoyed doing it!
Emily's reactions, coupled with Matthew's joke anticipation struggles, just makes this one of my fav reaction videos to return too. Emily's laugh is contagious.
The old lady talking jive is Barbara Billingsley. She played Beaver's mother, Mrs. Cleaver, in Leave it to Beaver, which makes it all that more absurd.
No one younger seems to get that part of the joke. When I was a kid, I didn’t know who she was either at first.
It was hilarious because on the TV show Leave it to Beaver, she was a 1960s proper suburban housewife and mother with impeccable white middle class manners.
While I had to have the joke explained to me having an actress from the whitest show on 📺 saying I speak jive is excellent
John stole every scene he was in. They just let him adlib and he killed it. He passed away of AIDS at 33. Was a tragic loss as he was offered so many roles he was unable to take. He left us with some of the best laughs in a movie full of them. RIP John.
The Leon's getting larger scene is still one of my favorite lines, even still today.
@@trossk 'Me John. Big tree'
@@maximillianford9301 oh you just made my whole weekend =)
Rip to a great actor Leslie Nielsen we still miss you
I’ve seen this movie a 100 times, but the lady laughing at it for the first time is making me LOL at it again. You’re fun girl
"Everything is not a joke"
Zucker, Abrahams and Zucker: "Oh yes it is!"
Leslie Nielsen was a dramatic actor before this movie. His career found new life and took off after this.
Mr. Nielsen's deadpan acting seriousness made these movies all the funnier!
Leslie Nielsen man. What an absolute legend of comedy. SO sad when he passed.
He was so deadpan-hilarious it was a really entertaining experience to watch this old guy play such hilarious, extremely off-the-wall comedy in such a SERIOUS manner! Mr. Nielsen is no longer with us, but at least he did live to around 86, always entertaining everyone. I'd say that's a life well-lived.
I love how every time they cut to an outside shot of the airplane, you can hear propellers. But it's a jet airplane.
i never noticed or heard that until like a week ago!
This has to be the ultimate "beating a dead horse" comedy of all time. And it's still so hilarious...
And they took beating off a horse very literally
I don't know what's better - Emily's infectious giggling or Matthew trying so hard to just not simply die from holding in his laughter.
*I can watch this movie a million times, and it will still be funny !* Bridges & Nielsen were the BEST comedians ! RIP both !
THIS is probably the most funniest movie EVER ?!
The humor in this movie is relentless...
I love her reactions. I'm here laughing like I haven't seen this movie 100 times.
Same reaction. My friends and I rented this movie multiple times when I was in high school. It's one of my faves to visit when I'm depressed, so I know it better than the backs of my hands, which are getting age spots, so I don't like looking at them. Not sure where that tangent came from. XD Anyway, watching her watch _Airplane!_ led to tears of laughter running from my face and some prodigious coughing. Maybe I'll watch her watch it one more time???
It's almost 41 years since release and it is still the funniest movie ever made, and I'd guess that in the current cultural environment, nothing funnier will be made..
The little girl and boy with the coffee might be my favourite single joke in a movie.
Nielsen was a totally serious actor until airplane, and he didn't do anything but comedies after.
By acting seriously!
With the exception of Creepshow
That's great I didn't know that. A parallel to that is Liam Neeson who was in mainly dramas and he said he took Taken because he thought at his age it'd be his last chance to be an action man, and he's done 3 of those and damn near all action since. I mean every year there's a new Neeson kicking ass film.
@@alexanderthegreat5649 His performance in Creepshow was great. If you haven´t seen it yet, give it a try.
Forbidden Planet reaction!
This wandered across my Facebook.
Doctor: You have the same illness as that girl in Airplane.
Patient: What's that?
Doctor: It's a movie with Leslie Nielsen, but that's not important right now.
LOL, you're getting the hang of it!
I don't know if any other movie has so many jokes per minute all the way through as Airplane! Absolute classic, and nice reaction.
Wasn't just a horse, was a stud on the side.
I just watched this particular video reaction for the first time. Matthew's reactions were almost funnier than Emily's; just watching him constantly trying so desperately not to laugh (in advance of the jokes he knew were coming) had *me* in stitches. You two are great!
Another subtle joke today, the man in the taxi the whole movie was Howard Jarvis, a politician known at the time for fiscal responsibility and limited spending.
Is THAT who that is??? I never did get that part of the joke. Thank you!!!
I have to wonder if they watched it until the end of the credits. I would think if they did, the final taxi cab scene would have made the cut.
That scene with Lloyd Bridges after he sniffed glue - He looked like one of those troll dolls from that period.
41 years later, after having watched this many times, it was only last night, and on another reaction video, that I noticed the "Whacking Material" label on the magazine rack.
My God, when Matthew started giggling as soon as the boy approached with the coffee I couldn't stop laughing. That's the best scene ever. Your reaction made the movie even funnier.
5:54 "Do you know who Robert Stack is?"..."That mystery will remain unsolved."
Totally untouchable, man!
Can you tell me what the joke was about that? I didn't get it.
@@alexanderthegreat5649 He said, "That mystery will remain unsolved" about Robert Stack in reference to the fact that Stack was the host of the series _Unsolved Mysteries_ some years ago. I said, "Totally untouchable, man!" because years before _that_ Stack starred in _The Untouchables_ series.
I love how it's a jet plane but sounds like a prop.
I wish we could bottle Emily's joy watching this film and sell it on the black market.
When the girl says 'I take it black... like my men', the look on that boy's face at 8:01 is freakin' hilarious.
He's like, "what the f' did you just say?"
One of my favourite jokes in this 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Johnny made this movie. RIP Stephen Stucker
Him and Lloyd Bridges playing off each other was amazing
"No thanks!"
"I think he's my spirit animal" . That's funny.
Jonny was great. RIP.
After 43 years this movie is still so funny. Leslie Nielsen got laughs by playing it straight.
"let's take some pictures"
Love your profile picture. Could you image these 2 doing Eraserhead? I don't know if they would make it all the way through. Lol it's a surreal nightmare, in the best possible way. Love that movie but it is definitely not for everybody. Cheers.
Leslie Nielsen was not known as a comedic actor when this came out. None of the big actors were; they were all dramatic actors that were hired and told to do the movie deadpan. This revitalized the careers of many of them, especially Nielsen.
I've seen this movie numerous times, and I'm just now getting the "I have a drinking problem" joke meaning that he literally has a problem drinking anything, not the usual definition of "drinking problem".
The best part is watching the dude dying trying not to laugh ahead of time, especially on the coffee bit
YES!
This was Leslie Nelson’s first comedy roll. Before this he was a “serious” actor
Once he gotta taste....he kept on rollin'.
I saw him on a "Mod Squad" episode, where his character may or may not have been a dangerous criminal. And for him to transition to this and "Police Squad!" showed just how talented he was.
Which is why the silliness is so much sweeter. Lol.
I love the “How about some coffee?”
‘No, thanks!’
Joke. Both the joke itself and the way the asker just takes the answer in stride.
Ever since I saw this movie as a little kid, the airport red zone/white zone argument ruined me for airports for life...what I mean is that every time I'm in an airport and I hear loudspeakers blaring information, I automatically expect the different loudspeakers to get into an argument over the red zone and white zone.
The announcers were actual real LA international airport announcers and were married.
@@blacktronlego Interesting. Even at the time I thought those two speakers would make a funny married couple.
I probably watched this movie 4 times before I realized every time they showed the outside of the jet you heard propellers
i never noticed that until i read it last week!
If you sit through the end credits, there is a quick shot of the guy STILL sitting in the back of the cab, and saying "Well, I'll give him another 15 minutes...but that's it!"
20 minutes
And also all the ridiculous fake credits that are inserted into the crawl
I'm an actual airline pilot, and sometimes we'll say quotes from this movie to make each other laugh. Even when it's your life day in, day out, this movie is still funny.
I never get tired of this movie. Forty years later, it's just as funny as it was back then.
to this day, this is still the best reaction to airplane! on youtube, emily's laughter is so contagious
One joke that I don't think has ever been noticed/addressed is in the car on the way to the airport. "Keep them at 34,000.... No, feet."
What other POSSIBLE measurement could they be thinking of?
The lady that was talking jive with the two black actors was the actress who played the mother on the t.v show Leave It To Beaver. The character was very straight laced and never uttered a bad word on the show. So this scene was made even funnier because no one had seen her in different character especially one who cussed. But she did deliver one of the most unintentional sexual innuendo lines in t.v history when she was talking to the husband whose name was Ward. Cleaver in Leave It To Beaver which was the nickname of the child in the show. After a scene where the father had chastised the Beaver for some mistake the mother said "Gee Ward don't you think you were a little rough on the Beaver last night?"
And that innuendo was in the original show?!
Watching Him try not to laugh before the jokes is even more hilarious
I was worried that he was going to rupture something internally
My friends and I randomly went to see this at the cinema when we were about 13 years old. Didn’t know what to expect, having grown up with the airplane disaster movies this spoofs. We were still crying with laughter when we walked out of the cinema.
So did I when I first saw it at age 7. I think that's the standard reaction to seeing Airplane!
This movie was a recreation of a 1957 movie called Zero Hour.
Yep. The Zuckers bought the script and basically redid the movie but with a ton of gags.
Yes,but it also parodies the "Airport" movies and disaster films of the '70s.
@@towerman123 The Airport films practically became parodies with the sequels with The Concorde flat out being the worst one of the series.
@@alucard624 "The Concorde--Airport 1979" was originally supposed to be a movie for television but the studio decided to release it theatrically.
@@towerman123 Should have stayed a TV movie. It was pretty bad. The previous sequel where the plane was underwater was pretty bad too unfortunately.
I just read that Lloyd Bridges got pissed off after the success of this film, because young people walked up to him and asked him to sniff glue. LMAO!
then he sniffed glue & was happy
(for some reason?)
June Cleaver (aka Barbara Billingsly) speaking Jive is still one of the funniest things ever.
I love it and still use it today. "I picked the wrong week to quit sniffing glue" and other things.
i never understood y ppl didnt crack up over Johnny being random as f*ck through the whole thing he deserves BIG props cause he ad-libbed ALL his lines! XD
The part where he describes the plane as "a big Tylenol" gets me every time
Your reaction to this film is more enjoyable than most. A lot of people just don't get the kind of humor, or some of the references. I had a boss years ago who would stick his head in random meetings to say, "you're doing a great job. we're all counting on you". The world needs more random comedy I think.
The magic of this video is Tortured Matthew trying not to pre-laugh at upcoming jokes. Y'all got staying power... two years on and viewers are STILL watching and commenting.
I just want to wish them both good luck - we're all counting on them
Some fun facts. One of the jokes, not many catch is the shelves full of mayo jars in the background during the Mayo Clinic call -which by the way, is one of the most famous hospitals in the US. The African tribe playing basketball was the Globe Trotters. The lady saying Jim never drinks coffee twice at home was replaying a line from a commercial in which she said a similar line. The jive lady was famous for her role as the most white stereotypical woman on TV who would be the last person on earth to understand jive. The two black guys speaking jive improvised their lines using real jive slang from the time. The autopilot’s name was Otto; if you read his name out loud it’d be Otto-Pilot or autopilot. The Turkish prison and movies about gladiators lines referenced a couple of famous movies from that time. The beach and algae scene also referenced another movie. The whole slapping scene was proposed by that same lady getting slapped. The surfing nun was actually a guy dressed as a nun while surfing in California. This was Leslie Nielsen’s first comedy. When the flight attendant sings, that’s her real voice. Smoking sections were pretty common on airplanes until the early 90s. The guy on the radar is Jonathan Banks, the actor who plays Mike Ehrmantraut on Breaking Bad. The singing lady at the hospital was in fact, Ethel Merman. The guy in the taxi was a Californian politician famous for his tax and money-saving policies. there is a post-credits scene with him still waiting for the cab driver at the end of the movie. There are tons of more fun facts worth reading about.
This is the single best comedy film of all time imho.
Don't forget about "The Jerk"
Airplane, the movie that is literally literal! This has been one of my favorite movies since the 80’s, and It’s still funny.
The spoof movie for me that started it all!
I think the funniest part of this review is him trying not to laugh before the jokes! 🤣
When I saw this in the theater, I never heard so many people laugh so hard in my life!
My favorite part is when Barbara Billingsley “speaks jive”. Pure comedic gold.
But every time I watch this movie I spot something I had never noticed before.
I agree it is one of those movie that each time you watch you see something new. Have watched about 10 times and still enjoy it. Here in Australia it was called Flying High. Just for interest Airplane is a parody of a movie from the 50s call Zero Hour.
@@jimspink2922 I’ve watched it dozens of times and even when I know the jokes are coming I still laugh. Such a classic! Cheers!
Ok, the guy's reaction at 6:29 is literally me everytime I show this movie or Top Secret to someone who has never seen them!
If you watch until the end of the credits, the guy is still waiting in the taxi.
Back when this film was made the religious types in the airport were a real problem so when Striker punched one it didn't get laughs it got a round of applause and cheers.
What i love about Zucker (& Abrahams & Zucker)'s movies is that they are filled with so many hidden or subtle jokes that you could watch them a hundred times and never catch them all
One of the microphones in the press conference has WZAZ on it. WZAZ is also the station letters of the "disco lives forever" radio station that has it's antenna knocked down.
the stupid way to answer "what is it?" is something I cannot stop myself from doing, even 40 years later.
Johnny's lines are what made the movie for me! "And leon's getting laaaarger!" LOL
The Stupid Way? What is it? 😂
@@UWalvern0810 It's when you answer sarcastically instead of giving the true answer, but that's not important right now
@@UWalvern0810 Just like Gerald Ford.
Finally, someone noticed the Mayo clinic joke.
If you watch it through the end of the credits the guy is still sitting in the taxi!
For those too young to remember such things, the white woman speaking "jive" to the black passengers was Barbara Billingsley, who played the Mom, June Cleaver on the TV show Leave it to Beaver in the 1950's and 60's. The guy waiting in the taxi at the airport was Howard Jarvis, a very influential tax reformer when this movie came out. It's funnier with him because he would *NEVER* have put up with being charged for no service. Robert Stack is doing a parody of the part he played in the 1954 movie, The High and the Mighty. Airplane is an almost scene for scene remake of the 1957 film Zero Hour! There is a great video that does a side by side comparison of the two films, found here, th-cam.com/video/8-v2BHNBVCs/w-d-xo.html
It would have been awesome if we could have had a scene later with Barbara Billingsley, Ann B. Davis, and Florence Henderson sharing a row and having a spicy conversation in Jive.
@@nowthatsjustducky That would have been a hilarious, crazy crack-up situation. I'm sorry all three of these ladies are dead. If you had put the three together in a Zucker brothers movie, I'm sure it would have been hilariously fiery.
I think I got more of a laugh out of watching Matthew try not to laugh than the movie.
Favourite running joke is the background engine noise, it's from a piston engine aircraft and they are in a jet!
Except for the period where it's a steam engine.
_I'm nervous.
_Your first time?
_No, I've been nervous before 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
The timing of this was great. There were a whole block of mediocre airplane disaster movies - and then this came out and ended that genre forever. No one could do a real drama one after this 😂
The man sitting in Ted's taxi throughout the movie is Howard Jarvis, the author of California Prop 13, which reduced property tax.
My absolute favourite gag in movie history is in Airplane. I can't not laugh when I see that dude take off his sunglasses and reveal another pair under them. Even the Singing In The Rain unsynchronized dubbing scene or the best Monty Python sketch can't make me laugh as many times after the nth repeated viewing. That completely serious delivery as he whips out those shades... I can't explain it, it just connects with me on some level.
Wasn't that around the scene when "Johnny" was talking to the reporters and telling them about the aircraft, "It's a big, pretty red and white plane with wheels and curtains in the windows - it looks like a big Tylenol!"?
12:52 People miss that the pilot, Rex Kramer, walks through the mirror after saying, "OK, Let's go!"
Back in 1980 smoking wasn't as restricted as it is now. In the office I worked at in mid 80, people smoked at their desks.
I so so so so miss the 80s......classic film...un-PC comedy......loved it and miss it :)