10 Things You Didn't Know About Airplane2

[@DeltaEcho303]

The trial flashback is definitely my favorite part: "I flew with Stryker during the war. I'll never forget the night we bombed Macho Grande. Stryker was the squadron leader. He brought us in real low, but he couldn't handle it." "Buddy couldn't handle it? Was Buddy one of your crew?" "Right. Buddy was the bombardier, but it was Stryker who couldn't handle it. And he went to pieces." "Andy went to pieces?" "No! Andy was the navigator, he was alright. Buddy went to pieces. It was awful how he came unglued." "Howie came unglued?" "Oh no, Howie was a rock! The best tail gunner in the outfit. Buddy came unglued." "And he bailed out?" "No, Andy hung tough! Buddy bailed out. How he survived, was a miracle." "Then how he survive?" "No, 'fraid not. We lost Howie the next day." "Over Macho Grande?" "No, I don't think I'll ever get over Macho Grande. Those wounds run... pretty deep."

[@mandofan2616]

I do like Airplane 2.

[@jeffreyrigged]

the jive talker part in courtroom is my favorite............bro was on

[@RandiRain]

Yeah, best part in the movie.

[@ericjanssen394]

Defense: “Your Honor, if it please the court-“ Judge and Secretary: ☺️😁

[@Viking_Luchador]

Reporter: "Photo for the Daily News?" Prosecutor: "Sure." [trades headshot for newspaper]

[@fishrenfroeboyd7954]

My favorite memory of this movie is when one night on a family vacation in the Smokey mountains of Tennessee, we were in a cabin, and the cabin had DVD’s on a shelf that just came with the cabin. All the movies were trash none of us would ever watch with the exception of Airplane 2 which was oddly sitting on the shelf completely out of place. So we were all drunk and put on Airplane 2 and the scene where William Shatner appears to be talking on a video monitor but it turns out to be not a video monitor but just a window on a door and he is actually just standing right in front of them on the other side of a door, made us laugh so hard we cried.

[@Mickylad]

I love that bit too 😂

[@josephyu1527]

That’s the best scene in the movie.

[@newclothes8165]

oddly sitting on the shelf completely out of place it called to you

[@Viking_Luchador]

"Lets go to the tower." "We don't have a tower sir." "No tower?" "Just a bridge." "WHY THE HELL ARENT I TOLD ABOUT THESE THINGS?"

[@rayrosini8907]

I love the part also with William Shatner is when he and someone else were going through doors and to open them they just used the sound "Shhhh shhhh" that always made me crack up.

[@RatedRKO269]

This is a criminally under appreciated comedy sequel.

[@davidpumpkinsjr.5108]

I like Airplane 2. One of the greatest things about it was that William Shatner absolutely embraced his inherent wackiness. While it may not be as good as the first overall, there are some elements of the film that I like better. It's a case of the parts being better than the whole.

[@NemeanLion-]

I think Shatner always had the potential to do comedy but for some reason it never caught on until later in his career. I mean he was hilarious in Loaded Weapon as General Mortars but also had no problem getting bit parts in Dodgeball and Miss Congeniality.

[@dukecraig2402]

And don't forget Sandahl Bergman. Grrrrrrrrrrrr

[@geoswan4984]

With regard to General Motors, there was this guy back on the really early internet, whose .signature was "Who is General Failure, and why is he trying to read my Drive?"

[@454brianbat]

Shatner usually throughout his long career played serious parts. He was originally trained to be a Shakespearian actor. But when he does comedy people love it and are still talking about it, today.

[@ingridfong-daley5899]

I rewatched Airplane II sometime last summer, and it's honestly every bit as funny as the first--the middle-eastern shuttle van pulling up in the beginning with the terrorists and hostages was insanely funny, Shatner is perfect, and Julie Hagerty is every bit as funny and charming as she was in the first. I think the downside is the last 20-30 mins of part II are kind of slower on the laughs so even if you laughed a lot in the beginning, by the end it feels like maybe it's dragging and that's the part of the experience most people remember best: your final mood/feelings/assessment at the end. Thanks for another loving tribute Minty! :)

[@Bigbadwhitecracker]

Yes, I totally agree. It loses it's way in the last 20 minutes.

[@MoominDoogie]

Another Star Trek reference are those horizontal flashing red lights that Shatner is pointing at. It's a very famous Trek prop used in multiple series, from The Original Series, The Next Generation, Voyager and DS9 all used the same prop. I think it's appeared in other TV shows too, but I can't remember any examples.

[@LatitudeSky]

It's a prop from Modern Props and it is rather famous for being in endless numbers of movies and shows. There are videos on YT about it, called something like the most important machine in the universe.

[@angellight495]

I thought it would have been hilarious to not have Leslie Nielson in the movie at all until near the end. And then, out of nowhere, he opens the door and says "I just wanted to tell you both good luck, we're all counting on you."

[@brendah.6366]

I'll never get over Macho Grande!!! 🥰🥰🥰

[@wstine79]

"Oh, cut the bleeding heart crap, will ya? We've all got our switches, lights, and knobs to deal with, Striker. I mean, down here there are literally hundreds and thousands of blinking, beeping, and flashing lights!"

[@Vlabar]

I just can't stand it anymore!

[@donweatherwax9318]

I love how Shatner completely sold out and gave an inspired comic performance - in the same year that the film containing his greatest performance (STII) was released. Nice work, Captain Kirk!

[@donweatherwax9318]

Just think: there's a parallel universe where Nielsen was captain of the _Enterprise_ - and *Shatner* was captain of the _Poseidon,_ and later accidentally found his "true" talent: doing brilliantly deadpan comedies.

[@skyden24195]

I love "The Sequel," my tongue still drops at Julie Hagerty. My favorite gag in the film: Ted: "You'd better brace yourself, Elaine. This is the fastest man has ever traveled." Elaine (sporting hippie sunglasses and holding a roach-clipped joint): "OOOOh Wow!!!"

[@BigAL68xyz]

That was a reference to how stoners used to go see 2001: A Space Odyssey. They would lay in the floor right in front of the screen and get high during the trippy special effects scenes near the end.

[@skyden24195]

@@BigAL68xyz ...and there you have it, yet another example of things being parodied in "The Sequel." "Nothing left to parody..." is ZAZ high? lol.

[@sparhawk26]

The first Airplane! is one of my favorite movies. The second one is OK and there are some funny moments (particularely the "we're out of coffee" scene).

[@bigneon_glitter]

Watching _Airplane 2_ recently, I was surprised to find that all the gags I loved from _Airplane!_ were actually from the sequel. It's underrated & a quality entry.

[@blazerocker1734]

Great video. I loved Airplane and Airplane 2 in the 80s and 90s. I'm glad there wasn't a third movie. Two was the perfect number for spoofing the disaster movies of the 1970s.

[@FirstLast-vr7es]

It may not be "as good as the original" but it's still funny. I like it a lot. That dry, sarcastic humor reallyy works for me. That's also probably the reason that despite it being set in the future, none of the characters have aged, with the exception of Rocky Balboa.

[@MrFlintlock7]

Am I crazy, or was that Pat Morita on the Rocky poster?

[@robvegas9354]

Fun movie. That gag when they introduce William Shatners character on the moonbase monitor is pure gold

[@DJDoena]

In Germany these two movies were called "Die unglaubliche Reise in einem verrückten Flugzeug / Raumschiff" ("The incredible journey in a crazy plane / spaceship") with "Die haarsträubende Reise in einem verrückten Bus" ("The hair-raising journey in a crazy bus") aka "The Big Bus (1976) being the third (or first depending on perspective) vehicle.

[@someonetobelieve]

Airplane II is funnier than every comedy movie after 2005

[@jthomos21]

100% agree with you...in today's age most of the 80s comedies would never get made today.

[@BennyLlama39]

@@jthomos21 Some of the 70s stuff wouldn't make the cut, either. And Blazing Saddles would probably be at the very top of the list.

[@jthomos21]

@@BennyLlama39 oh so true....plus another movie they could not make is Cannon Ball Run...drinking, driving, drugs, sex plus a very Funny movie.

[@Viking_Luchador]

Fucking man-babies. You know why a movie from the 80s can't be made in the new 20s? BECAUSE THATS HOW THE FUCKING PASSAGE OF YIME WORKS! You can make anything you want. No one in Hollywood really gives a shit what you do, just as long as your projects make money. Blazing Saddles wouldn't get made today, because there would be no need to. The idea of a black sheriff in a Western is not a radical one anymore. All of the cowboys and towns folks who do use racial slurs are portrayed as being really fucking stupid, while Bart and Jim are geniuses by comparison. Today, most of the US population has no hang ups about race anymore. A movie with a message like Blazing Saddles would fly completely under the radar because its no longer relevant.

[@mickm6309]

@@Viking_Luchador If Blazing Saddles were made today Bart and Jim would be women and Mongo and the gang would be eating Tofu.

[@solidsnake58]

Fun Fact: @ 7:38 Shanter walks past two horizontal, tubes, with flashing red lights. This prop is in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (and a ton of other TV and movies).

[@michaelpeters538]

This is a seriously underrated movie. Some of the gags worked better in this than in the original… Can you PLEASE do a 10 things about “The Whole Nine Yards” and it’s sequel, “The Whole Ten Yards”

[@fencefirst2722]

Good idea

[@skyden24195]

I love Whole Nine Yards... and Whole Ten wasn't bad.

[@michaelpeters538]

Sky, you’re right. The Whole Ten yards was good. Not as good as the original but it’s a worthy sequel. There’s other sequels that are just plain terrible but this definitely isn’t one of them.

[@seabreeze9296]

does anyone remember the hilarious "Danger: Vacuum" scene? LOL

[@TheMacKosh]

Cracks me up every single time I watch it 😂😂😂

[@jahmd8377]

Back in the 80’s I saw Airplane 2 before I saw the first one, so it has a special place in my heart (same with Police Academy 2). No, it definitely isn’t as good as the first one and it reuses some of the same jokes, but dammit I like it!

[@BennyLlama39]

Won't get any guff from me about liking it. 🙂

[@Viking_Luchador]

The best any sequel can hope for

[@erichowry7197]

I am a big fan of the airplane movies! I like them both!! Great video, Minty!!

[@fabiendalmasso]

French fun fact : the title here is "Is there a pilot in the plane ?" and "Is there still a pilot in the plane ?". It made a sort of spoof movie continuity with the naked gun movies, which were titled "is there a cop to save the queen ?" followed by "... the president ?" and "... Hollywood ?" "2001 : a space travesty" was also translated to "Is there a cop to save mankind ?" French strategy, you know... I kind of like it in the end, it connects all those fun movies from that era and people of my age have all seen them.

[@flowingafterglow629]

"I've pulled Ted Striker's record, sir. You aren't going to like it." Ted Striker's 400 Polka Favorites "It's Ted Striker" "Not TED Striker?" "You know him?" "Never heard of him. That's not quite true....we were like brothers...." "Doctor, can you give us your impression of Ted Striker?" "Sorry, my training is in psychology. I don't do impressions." There's some good stuff in the movie. A little too much rehashed, but there are some great unique bits.

[@Shannonbarnesdr1]

omg ! naked gun ! i freakin loved that whole series, they all were hilarious and fun as well !

[@wesdog8975]

Minty, the shuttle co-pilot is played by Kent McChord, who starred in "Galactica 1980" playing the character of Troy, aka adult Boxey.

[@TheKlyagcy]

Kent also played in Adam-12.

[@TheMacKosh]

I love the pilots introduction, Oveur, Unger and Dunne 😂

[@itspronouncedhaze]

The third one should be called 'Airplane 3: Flying High' in most places, then be called 'Flying High 3: Airplane' in Minty's area just to tie them all together for us geeks who now know the goofy title history thanks to Minty.

[@dcassus]

In Brazil they were titled “Buckle up! The Pilot is Missing” In Germany it’s even wilder: “The unbelievable trip in a crazy airplane” Talk about cramming long titles in the poster!

[@ericjanssen394]

Shatner: "That's just what they're EXPECTING us to do..."

[@Viking_Luchador]

Hays and Hagerty are still alive, and its been a while since either of them has had major work, so I still like to think its within the realm of possibility

[@NemeanLion-]

Airplane 3 should be in 3-D. It should be called Airplane 3 Macho Grande

[@MorristheMinor]

@@Viking_Luchador I'm sure I saw them as a husband and wife in a movie about a killer bee attack on a small town, basically a re-make of 'Swarm', but it was straight, not a spoof. Hard not to laugh though...

[@wstine79]

I love this just as much as the first. The science fiction gags were awesome. Plus, this movie has Captain Kirk, The Rifleman, and Captain Troy of Battlestar 1980 in the cast.

[@bradfordhatch5085]

That kind of expanded on a trend set by the first movie, as Leslie Neilsen's first leading role was as a Captain Kirk-like spaceship commander in the 1956 syfy classic "Forbidden Planet".

[@stevenjacobs8797]

It's also got Commander Cain from Battlestar Galactica.

[@bradfordhatch5085]

@@stevenjacobs8797 I'm old enough that I remember him better as the star of Sea Hunt, but yeah that too. 😎😎

[@FrightixGaming]

I love this movie just like the first one. It is simular to the first but different at the same time. Kind of like the scary movie movies.

[@Clintthecoolguy]

I'm really enjoying listening to the Battlestar Galactica theme song in the background of this review. Minty, can you do Battlestar Galactica? Heck, maybe you already have. Cheers

[@phoenixsvoboda9296]

I love love the channel Minty please keep up the amazing work, can you please please do a video go the movie "Summer Rental" or "Going Ape" please please

[@piotrmontowski9337]

In Poland the title of the first part is: "Is the pilot flying with us?". And the title of the second part is: "Come down it is just the malfunction." 😀

[@bluebear1985]

I think there's one part where it's mentioned how Stryker is putting everyone in jeopardy. What's actually happening is that the passengers are playing the popular quiz "Jeopardy", and original host Art Fleming makes a cameo as himself. There's also another game show connection in here as well. The Buffalo news anchor is played by Pat Sajak who, at the time of the film's release, had only been hosting "Wheel of Fortune" for a few months. He continues to front that show with Vanna White to this very day.

[@geoswan4984]

Ken Finkelman, the director, is a genius. Thanks for the info that he directed Grease II. I've never seen it, but now I'll look for it. Finkelman is a Canadian. After spending some time in Hollywood he returned to Canada, and did several really funny television series up here. His trademark is a kind of pushing of the joke, in a deadpan way, farther and farther and farther. Some of the series were only half a dozen episodes. I think Foolish Heart was my favourite. Several times per episode he would have this really beautiful singer provide a kind of ironic greek chorus. Patricia O'Callaghan. Her genre was cabaret style songs, except, unlike just about every other cabaret singer, she was a soprano. It was remarkable.

[@thrillhouse5469]

Police Squad was a fantastic (all be it short) show! Great episode!

[@woodrowbunopaddle]

I can think of three excellent (goofy) comedy sequels . Revenge of the Nerds 2 , Fletch Lives ,and Airplane 2. and Spaceballs 2 , the search for more money

[@beauxguss6321]

Airplane 2! Does have my fav line from the series. Although, I always imagine the line being delivered slightly differently than it was. It's the version in my head that makes it my favorite. Ted: We're gonna have to come in pretty low to land this thing." Elaine: But Ted, isn't that dangerous? Ted: Of course It's dangerous, but it's just something you have to do when you land." I always heard about a 2.5 second delay before he says, "when you land", it would have been perfect.

[@chriskay1449]

Lunar Shutte Tickets! Lunar SHuttle Tickets! I got coach, economy, by the hour, by the window"

[@davo330]

I recall the Airport movie being released in Australia as Airport '80 - The Concorde, so perhaps that explains why they were called Flying High and Flying High II to avoid confusion.

[@gh05tr1d3r1]

G'day Minty. I've lost count of how many times i've seen Airplane 2, personally for me it's a slapstick popcorn night movie along with the 1st. I do like the 2nd movie a lot and it brings many laughs. I do love the Australian title Flying High, better than the english version of Airplane. Anyway, keep up the good work Minty all the best mate. 👍👍👍

[@chandlermorris1]

Oh man, have you done The Toy yet? One of my favorite Richard Pryor movies.

[@PecanSandees23]

At 6:17, that is a picture of actor Mike Connors, who was in the TV show Mannix, not Mission Impossible. You needed a photo of Peter Graves.

[@Valmont1978]

Airplane II is balls out hilarious with William Shatner turning in a kooky performance and gags and Oddball references aplenty. Plus the entire cast is game to return except for a few notable exceptions. Friends and I find ourselves quoting Airplane II more than the first one because less people do it and it's more of an inside thing.

[@grapeshot]

The movie where William Shatner playing his best performance ever. Sir these lights are blinking out of sequence, well get them to blink in sequence.

[@KidFresh71]

Saw this on KZbin for free the other week, and it was worth the time investment. Love your channel, Mint-Man. Keep up the great work!

[@brantnuttall]

I loved Yars Revenge! I've still got my 2600 and about 40 games upstairs in my loft!

[@death42gasm]

I believe if they made another airplane movie it should be called 'Airplane 3: The Sequel part 2'.

[@muzicdominator524]

I would love to see a 10 things you didn't know about Hot Shots and Hot Shots Part Duex! Classics.

[@epicproportionsmediaproduc6697]

Fun Fact: Mel Brooks’ Spaceballs also foresaw the Rocky sequels.

[@luisrosado9772]

6:15 thats not Richard Hazard, thats Mike Connors AKA Mannix from the TV show of the same name

[@BillMcSwain]

William shatner's cameo in that movie is the greatest Cameo of all time

[@filipohman7277]

Awesome Movie and Work Bro, Thanks 👍😀 Greetings from Helsinki, Finland 🇫🇮

[@thebigruss]

It was rated PG before the MPAA revised its rating system to include the new rating of PG-13 in 1984. Several notable examples of movies exist from that time period that would have been rated PG-13 if released after that.

[@ChrisRoth1972]

I actually liked Airplane 2 a little more than the original although Nielsen was surly missed! I learned so much about Airplane 2,like the deleted scenes and the 3D Glasses! Wish Airplane 3 would have been made,it’s not to late because Hayes is still around. Thanks 😊 for this video.

[@ShamrockParticle]

"Surly"? 🥴🤭 a new gag, i love it! 😅 I wish A3 was made too. 😪 If Hayes and crew were up to it, but I don't think the success could be duplicated. always worth a try...

[@Mrbimmer11]

But Shatner was great also

[@MrLorenzovanmatterho]

I actually think this a superior sequel and prefer it to the original, the Shatner door gag is the funniest visual joke EVER! Can't believe you didn't mention the machine whose lights just go back and forth, also turning up in Star Trek 2.

[@DavidM-um2uk]

That machine has actually been in every Star Trek series.

[@98755785]

It's actually been in many sci-fi movies kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppmzoWiljtOjqZI

[@mtw8836]

absolutely equal to the original, i watched it at the cinema with my father as a kid, i'll never stop loving it

[@asa-punkatsouthvinland7145]

When you said airplane to was Spaceballs before Spaceballs you were totally correct! Airplane to predicted Rocky movies going on forever then in Spaceballs the news announcer mentions a movie entitled Rocky 5000!

[@weshard1]

In my opinion, this film has one of the funniest scenes in history. The scene where Shatner is speaking on an interface, then steps out saying annoyedly, "why aren’t I told about these things?”

[@julieabraham3566]

Calling it "not as good as the first" does not mean to say it's bad. It certainly had its funny moments. It just didn't have as many as the first one did. Still worth a watch!

[@TimWright623]

Another good one, thank you! I came across your channel and "10 Things" series. I'm still trying to catch up on it all. I am surprised that you don't have any of the original Planet of the Apes movies yet. I am recently re-watching them all and would love to see some 10 Things episodes covering them. Thank you.

[@keepdrafting]

MANNIX himself, Mike Connors image at 6:16 cought me off guard.

[@AnnLippert-y4w]

The actor Stephen Stucker who played Johnny was a friend of the directors. He was in their improv group in LA. They added him to the movie because he was so funny in real life. RIP. Also, i recommend the Audiobook Surely You Can't Be Serious, about the Making of Airplane!

[@trelard]

Great vid. Put's me in the mood to dig out the DVDs. One thing, if Paramount were as hellbent on making a 3rd movie as they seemed, they'd have had to have had a few early treatments and scripts in the works, not least to lure the main cast back. If so, I'd love to see what was possibly planned to get a bit of a taste of what might have been.

[@johannwallette8959]

I love the door moment with William Shatner.

[@MrEnergee1987]

One year after this there was an overlooked horror film - Sleepaway Camp

[@andrabrandon7375]

When you were talking about the music and mentioned Mission Impossible - you showed a photo of the star of Mannix!!! OOOPS!!!!!!

[@barkboingfloom]

I think there's a lot to love about A2, especially with Shatner chewing the scenery!

[@hepchaos]

6:16 - I'm pretty sure that's Mike Connors from Mannix, not Richard Hazard.

[@theinaudibles6077]

"...a four story fire in downtown Moscow makes way for a glorious new tractor factory"

[@bmfilmnut]

When you mentioned the other music contributor, you showed a picture of Mike Connors (Mannix) who didn't write music and wasn't in the movie.

[@Freddydemaesschalck]

Here in Belgium we had both Titles. I remember seeing both movies on a shelf in the videostore where i saw Flying High and next to it Airplane 2.

[@scottstewart5784]

That second composer - that's a picture of "Mannix"

[@kj6446]

"We'll get her down...and down safe!"

[@joshreszke6871]

So Robert Stack wouldn"t do Airplane 2, but Caddyshack 2 was fine.

[@DiecastDreamCustoms]

Have you ever considered a LIVE discussion? It'd be kinda cool to actually interact with you, despite the time difference between the States and Australia. Regardless, great vid, Minty! -Vic

[@jw4499]

I saw Airplane 2 before I saw the first Airplane film I love both these movies Keep the good work up Minty

[@georgeandritsakis1482]

Minty, a fabulous review of a very criminally underrated movie. I ❤️ Airplane 2. Now, you brought up Concorde:Airport ‘79, I DARE ya to do episodes for all 4 Airport movies (especially Concorde!)

[@Icarusabove]

@2:30 I recognize the 70s BSG soundtrack right away. Well played.

[@feliciajenkins5041]

Damn he still has that drinking problem 🤣😅🤣

[@marcg210]

fun fact: at 7:38 the piece of equipment Shatner is leaning on...is repurposed from Star Trek.

[@IAmJoeJericho]

The parts that still get me is the brawls with the hockey players and then later with the professional wrestlers. That's comedy.

[@Kk-fc5jw]

Keep em coming Minty! My favorite channel on YT

[@MrStanwyck]

I think Airplane 2 was a good movie and miss understood. The original was the best. I have a lot of great memories watching them both as a young kid..

[@ryanworkman3032]

"flying high" was the title of a movie starring Snoop Dogg

[@JessicaZane4realz]

Another movie I will definitely need to watch. Thanks to you I've seen so many amazing horror movies and comedy movies that I didn't even know existed.

[@nimblehealer199]

They're both free to watch here on KZbin.

[@gutz1981]

Its funny, cause in an episode of The Jetsons from the 80s, they too made a joke about a Rocky sequel, where George was channel surfing and he sees an image of Rocky in a wheel chair as an old man jabbing the crap out of a younger boxer in the ring and called it like "Rocky 20" or whatever and said "Seen it." How did this joke about Rocky lasting forever get started when there was only a 3 and 4 by that stage?

[@TheLaserdice]

I have always thought of Top Secret as the spiritual sequel of Airplane

[@jeffanderson3962]

The network TV edit of Airplane 2 was my first exposure to either movie in the series

[@justthinking5091]

In Germany, Airplane! is called (translated) "The unbelievable journey in a crazy plane"... sooo... Flying High doesn't seem that bad, does it? :D

[@mickm6309]

On Amazon Prime in Australia it is called Airplane if you are streaming. Under rent or buy it is Flying High(Airplane) and Flying High 2(airplane 2).

[@mickm6309]

And I should mention it should have been officially named Flying High everywhere because some of those Passengers were definitely flying high.

[@SumDumGy]

That really want why films had their deleted scenes put back in for network TV. TV movie slots were exactly two hours. Most movies clocked in around an hour and a half or so, with ads/commercials filling the rest of the slot. If a movie was Rated R or had other objectionable content that had to be cut for TV, filler material was needed to keep the movie’s run time somewhat consistent. If it was about getting more ads in to make more money, time lost on the film due to the cut scenes would have just been replaced by more ads. Making a movie longer didn’t allow for more ad time, just the opposite.

[@tmntman3086]

The more important question about a third movie is what vehicle would they be on/in instead of a plane? 1 = plane, 2 = space shuttle, 3 = ?????? (I vote for a submarine.)

[@thatguyontheright1]

I respect Airplane II. Most of the time to make a good sequel, you take what worked and ramp it up. That's what they tried. They botched the landing, but they didn't botch the dismount. It's still enjoyable, and makes a great double feature with the original. I dunno how Airplane got a PG rating. There is a segment where a woman runs in front of the camera bare chested.

[@burr1aj]

It got a PG rating because the PG-13 rating didn't come around until 1984 and the release of Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom.

[@kkrp6962]

@@burr1aj Red Dawn in 1984 too. The first movie to get the PG-13 rating.

[@jeffreysg]

I forgot about this one. Thanks for reminding me. Minty is Flying High with is movie suggestions lately.

[@Shred_The_Weapon]

My favorite moment in Airplane II is the Jeopardy reference. This came out less than two years before Alex Trebek became the host when the series was revived.

[@biglove1941]

WOW..I knew I had seen that future city matte somewhere before, but couldn't place it...THANK YOU MINTY!

[@toob1979]

If you're a sci-fi fan, you'll pick up a lot more references throughout the movie. Somewhere on KZbin there's an entire video about the device with the red lights in a tube running horizontally, which no one knows what it does. It's been in almost every iteration of Star Trek and in several other TV shows and movies. Somewhere, there's a good _Airplane 3!_ script floating around. I'd love to see them hand off the series to a new cast, and have Hayes and Hagerty make cameos -- y'know, before they die...

[@kaseimir]

Minty Mon do "Don't Look Up" please please!! and whatever you do.............ok I won't spoil it. Luv your vids!

[@seanmorgan2356]

"Why do you say this, Minty? I'll sue you!" That's the funniest thing I've heard all day!