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[@pappajudas9267]

The thing about Gary Oldman is you could be just living your life and then suddenly the director yells cut and it turns out you're not you. You're a character played by Gary Oldman. He's that damn good.

[@DavidDrouant]

The Thing of acting

[@jgrey8959]

Not many people realize this, but Gary Oldman played Rick in Casablanca despite not even being born yet.

[@reesebn38]

Everyday when Gary Oldman showed up on set Harrison would start singing to him. "It's scary Gary Time!" They became close friends making Air Force One.

[@EShelby2127]

Gary Oldman, Stansfield in "Leon, The Professional", with Natalie Portman. A MUST!

[@wratched]

Well, that explains the turbulent lives of Lee Harvey Oswald, Sid Vicious, Ludwig von Beethoven, Harry Truman, Herman Mankowiecz and Winston Churchill.

[@WDMurphy]

Gary Oldman Such a versatile actor Ashleigh can't even recognize him from one character to another. lol

[@rmhartman]

Nobody can.

[@de5troythebrain]

Gary cant even do it himself.

[@MoMoMyPup10]

Because he's not a leading man heartthrob. She remembers all of _them_ 🤭

[@mikevandenboom5958]

Me neither but I'm getting better at it

[@TombunnyHunter]

Just imagine, one day you are just finishing up a conversation with someone and then you hear, "Cut!" and realize you've been Gary Oldman all along.

[@tonyschannel7438]

' I don't think I know Gary" Oh you've seen Gary Oldman several times on the channel. He plays Sirius Black in the Harry Potter movies, Comissioner Jim Gordon in the Batman/Dark Knight movies, and Jean-Baptiste Emanuel Zorg in the Fith Element. Of course he looks so different in every role he plays it's often very hard to differentiate one role from another. He's a literal master of disguise. Gary also played Dracula in "Bram Stoker's Dracula1' from 1992 directed by Francis Ford Coppla (the same guy who directed The Godfather), the movie is fairly decent, but if you're gonna get into Dracula i recommend starting with the old black and white movie from 1931 with Bela Lugosi.

[@ElisaH_DarklyiShine]

Gary oldman is a damn chameleon when he does his roles

[@awkwardashleigh]

Gary Oldman does his job so well I've seen him so many times and cannot remember him lololol

[@jakehodgson82]

Honestly probably the highest compliment you can give an actor​@awkwardashleigh

[@jasonscottjenkins]

You forgot Drexl in True Romance. he is unrecognizable.

[@Rallarbusen]

Looking differnt is one thing, that can be done with wardrobe and makeup, but Oldman sounds completely different in all movies and that takes some work.

[@bg7893]

"I did not prepare myself for a stressful movie today!" *Watching Air Force One*. LOL

[@shawngross5420]

Air Force One keeps you on the edge of your seat, for sure!

[@80MWH]

Reminds me of watching Speed and Twister with my friends a few weeks ago. My friends were stressed for both!

[@Ladylenea]

" I was worried about the wrong ppl,,,,, I was worried about the right ppl.." love that💖

[@drumlord8772]

"GET OFF MY PLANE!!!" S-tier line.

[@davelister2961]

"Why?" "No ticket."

[@endling_king960]

also when Harrison Ford started flying the plane I always think of the line from Indiana Jones "Indiana Jones's father: I didnt know you could fly a plane..... Indiana Jones: Fly yes.....land no! " so fitting for that scene. lol

[@MacDorsai]

Chaff are aluminum strips that act as a decoy to a radar guided missile to make it break lock on the airplane and explode when it is within range of the chaff. Flares are the same thing, but a decoy for heat seeking missiles by distracting them with something hotter than the jet exhaust.

[@Bad_Wolf_Media]

I feel bad for Blake, not because she watched this movie without him, but because he has to deal with Asleigh's movie-PTSD next time they fly somewhere.

[@RedmoonIndustries]

Next up.... Snakes on a Plane (2006) lol

[@silentjay01]

​@@RedmoonIndustries Or "Alive" (1993)?

[@geoffwilliams4478]

​@@RedmoonIndustriesI can just see Ashleigh's reaction to Samuel L. Jackson's famous "Enough is enough!" line! 😅

[@The_Curious_Cat]

I'm sure Blake will just look at her and with the most deadpan face he will say "It's ok, we'll just crash and burn" and Asleigh will just continue to freak out even more and Blake will just look at her with a tiny smile.

[@SafireRanmako]

Show her the Airport movies.

[@MartinBeerbom]

THAT guy is William H. Macy. He played also, for instance, the stupid car salesman who kidnapped his wife in Fargo.

[@rubensalvador9422]

He plays my favorite character in Mystery Men. ;)

[@Greybeardmedic]

@@rubensalvador9422 The shoveler!

[@rickamsler3088]

he is also the dad in Jurassic park 3

[@wdtb]

Frank Gallagher in Shameless

[@diamondstud322]

Don’t forget the porn camera man in Boogie Nights!

[@AndrewSmithThomas]

Who thinks Ashleigh needs to see Leon / The Professional? ... ... ... EEEVVV'RRRYYYOONNNEEE!!!

[@wwciii]

If at first you don't succeed, skydiving is not for you.

[@leeeastwood6368]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@MGower4465]

Helluva way to drop in on friends, though.

[@aaronburdon221]

Take my like good sir/ma'am. I laughed hard.

[@davidbeppler3032]

I don't often laugh at written jokes. That made me laugh.

[@ghosturiel]

Once you make the jump, you have the rest of your life to figure out whether it's for you.

[@jp3813]

'97 was an exciting year for action movies: Air Force One, Con Air, Face/Off, Starship Troopers, The Fifth Element, Conspiracy Theory, Tomorrow Never Dies, etc...

[@JeffKelly03]

Man, the lengths Peter Parker’s landlord will go to to try to get him to pay his rent…

[@CallOfCutie69]

Air Force Ditkovich _“It’s rentin time”_

[@reesebn38]

LMAO! I like this actor a lot. He was great in 2010 and Moscow on the Hudson.

[@JeffKelly03]

@@reesebn38 He was also terrific in the movie October Sky (a movie that I absolutely love and highly recommend to anyone who hasn't seen it).

[@reesebn38]

@@JeffKelly03 OMG forgot. Great movie!

[@JeffKelly03]

@@CallOfCutie69 I somehow never realized that was the landlord's name. I have to imagine that name is a nod to Steve Ditko.

[@reesebn38]

"Witness"(1985) is a great Harrison Ford movie. His best perfromance!

[@Nay-kp6uu]

Gary Oldman is one of those actors where it's like, "Who was he playing?"

[@mansquatch2260]

Everyone.

[@JJ-wz5kg]

What do you mean, "everyone"?

[@mansquatch2260]

@@JJ-wz5kg as in: the whole cast

[@Nay-kp6uu]

@@JJ-wz5kg The first time I watched The 5th Element. I was like, "Where was Gary Oldman?"

[@JJ-wz5kg]

Are you familiar with the movie Leon? He's in that one too; with an absolutely unforgettable performance, and an equally unforgettable line that, well . . .

[@Stile4aly]

This is one of those peak 90's high concept action movies. The good guys are good, the bad guys are bad, and the explosions are big. Just an ice cream sundae of a movie.

[@Knightowl1980]

90’s were the best for this stuff.

[@kerry-j4m]

@@Knightowl1980 AGREED.

[@Knightowl1980]

@@kerry-j4m speed, bad boys, Air Force one, the rock, con air, Independence Day, and more.

[@bekanimal]

NOW I NEED AN ICE CREAM SUNDAE DAMMITTT

[@DocMicrowave]

Love it!

[@diamondstud322]

Ashleigh you’ve got to add “The Hunt for Red October” and “Patriot Games” to your list. Also, for a funny film, “Ruthless People “.

[@brianb8060]

This movie does feel like it's in the Jack Ryan universe.

[@Theycallmejugzy]

If she watches Ruthless People then she's gotta watch Secret of my Success right after

[@ange1098]

@@Theycallmejugzyawesome movie with the great Michael J Fox

[@reesebn38]

RUthless People is a brilliant comedy! Danny Devito's best performance. It was a huge hit in the summer of 1986. I don't know why people have forgotten it. It is also one of Bette Midler, Judge Reinhold and Bill Pullman's best movies.

[@reesebn38]

@@ange1098 As a Canadian I can say Mikey J Fox is the second most loved Canadian of all time!! John Candy is first.

[@carm3d]

A movie by the same director about a GOOD Secret Service agent: In The Line of Fire

[@toxicginger9936]

"Liberty 2-4 is changing callsigns Liberty 2-4 is now Air Force One." This line makes me cry every dang time.

[@endling_king960]

deff one of my favorites from this movie. what a baddass way to announce that the president is on board!

[@terri2494]

It’s my favorite line from this movie. My dad was an Air Force pilot and it is such a military, matter of fact way of making the announcement that the world is anxiously waiting to hear.

[@averyvincent1868]

It's based on fact. Any airplane carrying the POTUS uses the call sign "Air Force One." Any helicopter carrying the POTUS uses the call sign "Marine One."

[@clee47ford]

USAF veteran, and that is my favorite line from this movie.

[@tonyb7615]

​@@usuallyadamit was the pilots way of saying, that because air force 1 went down, it becomes the new air force 1, because they saved Harrison Ford. Irl, the air force doest run c-130 cargo planes, it's an army plane. But gets to call itself air force 1 because president is on board.

[@ericstarkey551]

Rip dean stockwell, who not only was in this movie, but also stared in quantum leap.

[@maestro80smusic93]

Seeing many reviewers doing Star Trek, but not many are doing the original Quantum Leap

[@DanVibesTV]

He also played Charles Cain in Beverly Hills Cop 2, and had a major role in Battlestar Galactica (2003)

[@turbopokey]

We definitely need Ashley to start on Quantum Leap!

[@janeelliot2280]

@@turbopokey That would be such a great idea!

[@jollyrodgers7272]

He did a lot of 'staring' into that handheld device.

[@orangeandblackattack]

"I've never put so much faith in a fax machine before." - OMG that is a great line@!

[@Enthymene]

Fax machines do not in any way deserve that faith.

[@matthewbeale5083]

I'm a 42 year old man who has seen this movie at least 10 times and I still tear up when that F-15 pilot intercepts the missile. IRL that'd be an automatic Medal of Honor.

[@stackels97]

I always also really admired the Pilots at the beginning holding the line and almost landing the plane. 🥺

[@Sincyn241]

Agreed, and particularly because the President was earlier mentioned to also also be a MoH winner. He became one by protecting one. Certified badass.

[@furnacefighter]

Yes, know the feeling. Always have to read the room when watching AF I. Can’t let anyone see Dad tearing up and seeing the hostages parachuting to safety gets me every time. Gary Oldman the led terrorist was in “The Fifth Element” casted as Zorg, the arms dealer who brokers the deal with Mr. Shadow that almost allows evil to triumph. Gary is at his best when he is evil’s right hand man. Ashleigh, you have to show “Bridge of Spies” soon. Tom Hanks is great as the crusader lawyer defending the most hated man in the free world.

[@LordLOC]

I was just going to comment about this. Every time the F-15 pilot moves in and takes the missile I get goose bumps and tear up. Absolutely incredible scene overall, the action just keeps ramping up and hits that crescendo. And the music is just PERFECT.

[@robertvantine2810]

I believe that was referenced in the novelization. Something about the pilot being awarded the MOH posthumously.

[@bigsarge8795]

Ashleigh worried about the in flight movie and snacks... I love it

[@DrLipkin]

Ash liked Air Force One so much that she not only broke her typical rating scale, she invented a new scale and then broke that.

[@YodatheHobbit]

Here's the trick about Gary Oldman, you only THINK you don't know Gary, because Gary Oldman is a chameleon actor. Oh hi Sirus Black. Oh hi Commissioner Gordon. Oh hi Dracula. Oh hi bad guy who's name I can't remember from The Fifth Element despite the fact that I've seen it at least 30 times.

[@davelister2961]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@SPOCK_TALK]

If you loved this film, you should check out (1996) "EXECUTIVE DECISION" with Kurt Russell Steven Segal and Halle Berry. Also shot on a plane.

[@hcryanhunter]

So, when the president is not on board the plane... the actual jet is referred to as Angel. The surrounding fighters that joined AFO is called the Halo.

[@asperhes]

No one cares about your nerd knowledge.

[@okrookra6542]

Funny...and ironic that the Boss hijacker mentions the president playing God. Which is spot on for this reality.

[@hafeya]

That's not true, unless it changed since I was at Andrews. It's call sign is SAM 28000 or 29000, depending on which of the 747s is flying. SAM is Special Airlift Mission.

[@asperhes]

No one cares about your nerd interests.

[@3DJapan]

Gary Oldman is the best bad guy in every movie he's in.

[@DocMicrowave]

Except in Nolan's Batman. He was great as a good guy.

[@jp3813]

He could've played a great Batman villain.

[@jp3813]

@@DocMicrowave He was great as Sirius Black.

[@DocMicrowave]

@@jp3813 Had not seen any of the Potter stuff but I'll take your word for it.

[@jp3813]

@@DocMicrowave I guess I spoiled that one for you, but Ashleigh has reacted to the entire series.

[@beebtv]

I really wish Hollywood could learn to make movies like this again. There's so very little worth watching nowadays.

[@kerry-j4m]

The 90s action films are beyond compare to the senseless trash coming from hollywood these days.

[@bisseefamily9698]

"Is this the best movie I've ever seen?!" 😆 Yes, it's a great action movie that still holds up. Harrison Ford, fantastic. Gary Oldman, terrifying. Glad you got to watch!

[@ermericcarolissen694]

And he won an Academy Award for playing Winston Churchill in Darkest Hour. Totally unrecognisable.

[@terri2494]

Great movie.

[@BradSimsCPT]

In another fun fact, Gibbs, the traitorous secret service agent, is actor Xander Berkeley , who also played John Connors stepdad, in T2 who gets impaled while drinking milk by the T1000

[@YourXavier]

"She's not my mother, _Todd_ ."

[@macgoryeo]

and I always have to think of 24 when I see him

[@blechtic]

@@macgoryeo And when you think of 24, you think of Kiefer Sutherland panting(/groaning) each and every one of his lines and the more and more absurd plot lines with more and more dangerous threats. A couple more seasons and they would have had to hire Queen to do the soundtrack.

[@kerry-j4m]

Good catch and recognition,his role is much larger in this film.

[@averyvincent1868]

He was also (Spoiler alert)... ... ... ... The serial killer Red John in "The Mentalist."

[@speedhuntr]

"Is this about to be the greatest movie I've ever seen?" I CACKLED. It's great.

[@xena2shoes]

Literally one of my all time favorite movies. “GET OFF MY PLANE!!!!”

[@earthien]

FUN FACT: The first terrorist that Harrison Ford kills guest starred on "Friends" as a dry cleaner who's never seen "Air Force One".

[@jessodum3103]

"Oh you should totally see it; it's GREAT!"

[@GrrrTurtle]

The best advertising for Mig's Pizza ever

[@benjamingardner3314]

Migs pizza, so good it's a threat to democracy

[@HistoritorJimaldus]

‘I can smell your crust!’ - Miggs pizza

[@russellward4624]

"Whats a MIG's? MIG's pizza?" Made my day lol

[@HistoritorJimaldus]

Miggs? He has a great sense of smell is all I can say 😅

[@757optim]

"What's a Mig?" is the kind of thing I hear from reactors that make me go, WTF. Often reminded of how much the definition of "common knowledge" can vary.

[@m15t3r_v4]

@@HistoritorJimaldus and great aim 😁

[@DanVibesTV]

@@757optim i don't think war machinery is common knowledge. Unless you are into fighter jets you will never hear about a MIG ever.

[@someusername1]

@@DanVibesTVHaving lived through the Cold War helps!

[@frankstallone3864]

The 'Russian' prison is the old Ohio State Reformatory in Mansfield, Ohio. It's also where Shawshank Redemption was filmed.

[@geoffwilliams4478]

Now THAT is trivia! 😮😂

[@3Kings_Industries]

LoL, @AwkwardAshleigh , "the inflight drink and snacks have been delayed" 😅

[@s.oliver3687]

"Born on the Fourth of July" is a great movie.

[@Temeraire101]

Another good airplane action movie is Executive Decision starring Kurt Russell.

[@JeshuaSquirrel]

Fun(ish) fact. Steven Seagal's antics on that shoot got John Leguizamo to dislike him so much, John based the terrible actor character in The Menu on Seagal.

[@Temeraire101]

@@JeshuaSquirrel Seagal is an arrogant bullying POS, always has been 🤣

[@MartinBeerbom]

Incidentally, also scored by Jerry Goldsmith.

[@blechtic]

One of Seagal's better films.

[@Temeraire101]

@@blechtic No spoilers, we know the reason why this is one of Seagals better films!

[@sorscha1308]

Haha - can you imagine Ashleigh watching No Way Out if she's this stressed with Air Force One.

[@lyleandrew6891]

Wow! She should watch it. One of Kostner's best parts.

[@MartinBeerbom]

Originally, Randy Newman was hired to do the music. Wolfgang Petersen didn't like it, and Jerry Goldsmith was hired at the last moment. He had just 12 days to do it, and he whipped out THIS. (He had help from Joel McNeely for doing all he little pieces throughout, though). He never agreed to do anything on such a tight schedule ever again.

[@MrJerks93]

Randy Newman...I can't even imagine.

[@ejtappan1802]

LOVE Goldsmith's work!

[@Gameflyer001]

Goldsmith was also on vacation at the time, so he had to scramble to get this done.

[@ShortyLongstrokin]

(Randy Newman piano music intensifies) "There's a bad, bad guy. He's probably insane. He's got a bunch of hostages on a big, blue plane." "They thought the prez was dead. They didn't see him hide. He's taking Air Force One on a long, long ride."

[@MartinBeerbom]

@@MrJerks93 Newman recycled some of the compositions from the rejected score for Toy Story 3.

[@markkravig7410]

Donald Sotherland tribute: Don’t forget Kelly’s Heroes and The Eagle has Landed.

[@hassbrown1]

Or MASH

[@diamondstud322]

Brushing Mountain State Penitentiary? You seem strangely familiar with this facility….🤔

[@oystersnag]

The score to this was written by Jerry Goldsmith in twelve days. I had the honor of playing with Jerry back in 2002 and it will remain one of my favorite memories from my music days. He's extremely talented and adds so much to the films he composes for.

[@endling_king960]

one of my many favorite lines in this movie is at the end when Harrison Ford gets to the other plane and the pilot announces "Liberty 24 is changing call sign, Liberty 24 is now Air Force One!" such a great way to announce that they have the President on board.

[@bigsarge8795]

"If you give a moose a muffin" was one of my kids' favorite books when they were young.

[@WJHaddix]

There's like a whole line of books. I got them for my nephew.

[@dnasty312]

My favorite of the series

[@cindybyrne1167]

Another "President" movie you might like is "Dave." It would be a lot less stressful, and stars Kevin Kline and Sigourney Weaver.

[@WeezyMcClosely]

We need July to be Harrison Ford month to celebrate his birthday! More of this fantastic man, please!❤

[@cbinette100]

I'll just say this, you can share first time watches with just hubbin you know. There's an insane of amount of movies you can watch for the channel it's ok to keep some for private viewings

[@williambryan3346]

@23:11 That’s Academy Award winner William H. Macy. He’s been in a lot of things including Fargo (1996) and Jurassic Park III.

[@MikeWilsonBarrett]

More known for playing Dr David Morgenstern on 31 episodes of ER.

[@FunnyHaHa420]

Fun fact: In real life Harrison Ford is a pilot. And he wrecked his plane while smoking devil lettuce. Weirdly that makes me like him more.

[@benjamingardner3314]

Wrecked it twice now

[@reesebn38]

Harrison Ford is a huge pot-head! Him and Carrie Fisher smoke a ton of weed while boning and making Star Wars.

[@williamhervey6409]

4, he had a helicopter crash landing in 1999, a runway overshoot in 2000, a golf course crash in 2015, a taxiway landing in 2017, and a runway crossing mistake in 2020

[@Holy_Waffles]

​@williamhervey6409 That golf course one was only a short distance from my home. Noticed a peculiar amount of helicopters hovering around for a couple hours. Was glad he walked away from that one.

[@TheBTG88]

He screwed up my flight with his antics at John Wayne Airport in Orange County, CA

[@donkeylipsgelfin6983]

Gotta watch Executive Decision now.

[@bethcushway458]

Ooh you should watch "Witness" Ashleigh! That's a great Harrison Ford film that I've never seen anyone react to.❤

[@SareyGamp]

So underrated, wish reactors wouldn’t sleep on it. Such an awesome film.

[@ChairView]

The President's Family Has Been Kidnapped "Yeah but are there snacks?" lol

[@andrewsawyer1375]

"Get off my plane!"

[@rmhartman]

Nobody ever recognizes Gary Oldman. They all know the roles he has played, and none of them look like they were played by the same person!

[@johnw8578]

Now you have to watch The Professional -- for Gary Oldman!

[@russcarvertruthjedi259]

You are so f****** adorable. By the way, I noticed that a couple of others have talked about this, you've seen Gary oldman a lot. He is the greatest blend-in actor of all time. Zorg in The fifth Element, you didn't like that movie, but he's also been in incredible films like Leon, the professional, Sirius Black in Harry Potter, he played Dracula, he was commissioner Gordon in the Batman trilogy, he is one of the greatest character actors of all time. Absolutely legendary, it took me years to learn his name because he just blends in so well.

[@tylerfoster6267]

One thing you didn't notice, perhaps because it's been so long since you watched it, is that Air Force One is one of many action/thrillers that were pretty obviously modeled on Die Hard -- some sort of incident in an enclosed space with one guy trying to secretly work their way through the villains to defeat the big bad. Hopefully that inspires you to return to the Die Hard movies so we can get to Die Hard With a Vengeance, which is maybe the best one.

[@awkwardashleigh]

omg.. ya know - I didn't think about die hard during this but you're so right. and NOW I WANNA WATCH MORE DIE HARD

[@geoffwilliams4478]

​@@awkwardashleigh Do it! Live Free or Die Hard maybe the weakest (we dont mention the lame 5th one), but it takes place during the 4th of July. See D.H. with a Vengeance and get there! It's fun!

[@crestm1384]

The Die Hard franchise are just fun action movies. You watch them to see things blow up, crazy action scenes and the cheesy one liners. Yippie ki yay mf!!

[@Dracojax]

Under siege has similar plot aswell

[@tinastar1972]

@@awkwardashleigh when he knocks out the first guy and takes his weapon, I looked at my husband and said, "Now I have a machine gun. Ha-Ha-Happy Fourth of July!"

[@jacquelinecallejas1390]

I got a dvd of this movie from the discount bin at Walmart many years ago. Didn't have high expectations for this movie. IIRC it didn't do THAT well in the boxoffice. So I put it on and it wowed me. BTW I mentioned this movie to a coworker who had recently served as a soldier. When I told him that Harrison Ford as the President is playing cat and mouse with terrorists on Air Force One he said to me Well that's unbelievable. I told him well they explain that he was a Medal Of Honor Winner. And my coworker then says Oh then THAT's possible because you don't get that medal unless you are a badass.

[@DailyDamage]

Can you imagine manhandling HF like that? 😂😂😂 Personally nope… but I know someone who has 😂

[@SG-js2qn]

If you haven't seen them yet, somewhat similar movies with Harrison Ford are "Patriot Games" and "Clear and Present Danger." I vote "Invasion of the Body Snatchers," as I think that's the more iconic role for Sutherland.

[@itzakpoelzig330]

I'm glad you liked this enough to watch it again with hubbin. He'll be happy.

[@jenparsons0129]

Inflight snack service joke made me choke on my water 😂

[@Insaneian]

This is the most chaotic editing I've ever seen in one of your reactions, and I LOVE IT! Whoever edited this one really outdid themselves. Also, it's the return if the censor dolphins! You haven't been cutting out your swears in a while, interesting to have that element back!

[@awkwardashleigh]

YAYAAYAYAY thank you so much!

[@RozaneBeyMcCurdy]

Exactly. A million out of five stars and twenty dolphins!

[@vanessawhitneypro]

Censor Dolphins are one of my FAVORITE edits! 🤣🗣️🐬

[@davelister2961]

​@@awkwardashleigh I agree with the OP, but shame on you for not recognising Gary Oldman, the pride of England. 😜👍

[@de5troythebrain]

Now if " Get off my plane!" isn't in your regular vocabulary after this movie, you may have a problem.

[@hammathguy3995]

Fun facts. Air Force One is the radio call sign of any fixed wing aircraft the President is on. Helicopters are called Marine One. So, in this case, the instant the President broke free of the 747 it was no longer Air Force One. When he came aboard the rescue plane, it became Air Force One. Air Force One did not crash.

[@JeshuaSquirrel]

To illustrate this, I wish Ashleigh had kept the line "Liberty Two Four is now Air Force One."

[@toxicginger9936]

@@JeshuaSquirrel I was literally waiting for that line and then it was cut in editing.

[@capndave9152]

When the president is on a navy aircraft it’s Navy One. On an army aircraft it’s Army One

[@hassbrown1]

Branch specific not fixed wing or rotary aircraft specific

[@thekanable]

Ummm. Is hubbin still editing these, and if so did he take an improv class because these are some tasty well comedically times edits. Chef's kiss 💋👌🏿

[@TimpossibleOne]

Gary Oldman aka Sirius Black (Harry Potter) aka Zorg (The 5th Element) aka Jim Gordon (Batman Begins)

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

aka Johnny Rotten aka George Smiley

[@Polymathically]

This is my favorite Gary Oldman role. He makes sure his villainous character is utterly hateable, but oh so entertaining.

[@gregorygant4242]

Mine is The Fifth Element .

[@GoodOldGamer]

Die Hard On A Plane. 🤣

[@geoffwilliams4478]

Both Harrison Ford and Arnold Schwarzenegger were first approached to star in Die Hard before they eventually went to Bruce Willis.

[@alamaric5534]

Gary Oldman = Sirius Black and evil guy Zorg in the 5th Element. The guy is awesome in anything he does.

[@kiyaaniandress5481]

I barely even hit play and I am HERE FOR THIS! I saw this in theaters when I was way too young and I don't even care. Harrison Ford and Gary Oldman *chef's kiss*. I'm so glad you watched this on the channel and not just with "hubbin".

[@GuessWhoAsks]

I could see Ashleigh appreciating "Six Days and Seven Nights" due to genre, cast, and personalities of the characters.

[@MisterFastbucks]

If Gary Oldman is in the credits, it's gonna be lit.

[@aspiringjob]

"I don't think I know Gary Oldman" may be the saddest sentence in the English language.

[@vacache]

Liberty Two-Four is changing call signs, Liberty Two-Four is now Air Force One! Chills. Every time.

[@KB-xp6dq]

I remember seeing this in the theater with my brother. We were two of the most patriotic people you could ever imagine for a good 90 minutes after it was over lol.

[@soulstealer82]

The Patriot with Mel Gibson and Heath Ledger is another good one to check out also Olympus Has Fallen with Gerard Butler and Morgan Freeman

[@kelliefish6259]

Good Film. Have a very happy 4th of July this week, everyone!🇺🇲♥️

[@timmooney7528]

A buddy of mine used to frequent industrial auctions. When one of the special effects companies went out of business, he sent me a link to the auction list. Besides server hardware used for CGI animation, several aircraft models made for filming were up for auction. These models were fairly huge, made by hand.

[@thane9]

I remember this movie in the theater. There were moments of literal cheering from the entire audience. It was a ride!

[@jayinfiniti2612]

July 20, 51yrs since Bruce Lee has passed away. Time to watch one of his movies.

[@Bozemanjustin]

Oh come on. There's really only one Bruce Lee movie to start people with... His only American film

[@reesebn38]

In 1972 I was 8 and a huge fan of Bruce Lee. He died and I was crushed! Fast forward 20 years and I am now a huge fan of Brandon Lee. To this day I can't get over his death. Brandon would have been the biggest Movie Star in the world. He would have been Neo in THe Matrix.

[@jayinfiniti2612]

@@reesebn38 same here, still can't believe it.

[@footofjuniper8212]

Way of the Dragon (aka Return of the Dragon is the first one I ever saw, and I think it has the best fight scenes.

[@webfox1]

"I don't know Gary Oldman" Yes, you do. wink wink nudge nudge

[@JebWCManning]

I had an idea for another movie to react to for the Fourth of July. I'd highly recommend reacting to the 2004 animated action comedy movie Team America: World Police for it's 20th anniversary, if that's OKay? It's written and directed by Matt Stone and Trey Parker, the creators of South Park, which means the movie is outrageous and absolutely hilarious. It's great because it makes fun of American action movies, American militarism, the foreign policy of the United States at the time, people's reactions to America, and America's standing in the world. It's a really smart movie that way. It's also one of the most impressive movies ever made on a technical scale. There are no humans. It's all Marrionette puppets. Every character in the movie is a puppet, and everything is animated that way. It's one of the funniest movies ever and I think it'd make for a really fun reaction 🙂

[@bigsarge8795]

ROFLMAO.. I don't know if she would be able to handle that

[@commonstragedy]

​​@@bigsarge8795Ashleigh will laugh until she cries. 😅

[@markhickerson7431]

But watch the unedited version.

[@jasonscottjenkins]

America! Fuck Yeah!

[@commonstragedy]

@@markhickerson7431 No, do NOT watch the unedited version! There's a visual in it that nobody needs to have! And you can't unsee it.

[@sarahmeeks2517]

Gary Oldman is a Cameleon, one of the best damn actors of the age!

[@johnbernhardtsen3008]

the collective moan when the low battery blinking in the cinema was fun back then!saw it at a packed premiere night back then!

[@JulietChristineTudor]

When the pilot says to the other pilot, “Whatever happens we land this aircraft.” I start tearing up.

[@TheJamieRamone]

23:15 - Yeah. That's William H. Macy. He was in Fargo and Boogie Nights off the top of my head.

[@LukeMaynard]

It's always good to rewatch Gary Oldman in just about anything. I really do love his truly unhinged performances. I love when he is given an absolute madman and goes exactly as over-the-top as his role demands. I think that EEEEEEEEVVVVVVERRYYYYYOOOOONE agrees that he's an iconic master of dialing up to 11. That being said, I think my favourite thing he's done in recent years is Jim Gordon-first Lieutenant, later Commissioner Gordon-in the Christopher Nolan Batman films. He knows, always, what the role demands, and what will make the film a better movie. It's such a joy to see him restrained, muted, relying on the subtlety of his acting skill to give us a very rich everyman to the operatic gods flying around the screen in huge swooping movements. It's a masterclass in balancing a picture. He's so perfect opposite Heath Ledger precisely BECAUSE he doesn't go "full Joker" while Heath is doing the same thing. He's certainly capable. If you've seen The Professional, or Fifth Element, or Immortal Beloved, or even Sid & Nancy, he has a box of fireworks in his acting trunk and like children, we delight when he pulls it out. But what a fine craftsman we have in Oldman. It's a pleasure to see him in arthouse films, in tense dramas, in cartoony superhero films. I would dearly love to see him in a broad comedy, because I bet he'd be hilarious. And he's good here, too. However good or bad this film would have been without him, it's one step better because he's there. It always is.

[@davelister2961]

True. The sign of a good actor is that they do what serves the film best, not themselves.

[@martinbraun1211]

I highly recommend the movie "Das Boot". It's also from Wolfgang Petersen.

[@MartinBeerbom]

"And here I am back again in a small tube!" Parapharased, he said something like this in an interview.

[@dabe1971]

Also 'In the Line of Fire' and 'Outbreak'. Both *great* fun.

[@Yngvarfo]

Which I believe is a teensy bit more realistic. 😅 Of course, that's a German movie with German actors, some of which come back in this movie pretending that their German accents are Russian. General Radek, the one they're trying to free from prison, is played by Jürgen Prochnow, the U-boat captain from that movie.

[@MartinBeerbom]

@@Yngvarfo Jürgen is the only one who appears in both AFO and "Das Boot", and here in AFO he doesn't speak.

[@Yngvarfo]

@@MartinBeerbom - Sorry, I have egg on my face. I recognised Prochnow, of course, but I could have sworn that I recognised a few of the others as well.

[@roberttaylor3699]

Gary Oldman...5th element, Harry potter, Leon the professional, the darkest hour, commissioner Gordon in batman...so many more!

[@Glisern]

Ah yes, The escape pod thingy, "the pod" lol

[@misterquantum7767]

They took that from Escape From New York. Air Force One doesn't have an escape pod. At least, not back then.

[@Hobbie375]

They filmed the scene of the SF guys opening the escape pod in Ohio, at a state park the same weekend my Scout troop was camping out. It was neat to watch guys with guns and flashlights running back and forth through brush all night long while trying to have a campfire…

[@geoffwilliams4478]

​@@misterquantum7767 still doesn't.

[@regg97]

Oh I rather that you had watched full metal jacket so I hope you do get to it sooner than later

[@michelle6337]

The President's daughter is in a wonderful 90s movie called A Little Princess. Definitely recommend if you haven't seen it!

[@oklaclarinet]

Yes, that was her first film role and this was her second. She pretty much retired from acting after that. She is credited under the name Liesel Matthews, but her actual (maiden) last name is Pritzker, as in the very wealthy Pritzker family.

[@JamesASharp]

This movie has aged very well. Great reaction! 👍🏿

[@Lokogar66]

Chaff is a countermeasure to prevent missiles from reaching their intended targets. It usually consists of strips of metal foil or metal filings and helps confuse the electronic guidance in missiles.

[@creech54]

Or flares to attract heat seeking missiles.

[@WalterWild-uu1td]

MiGs. Almost all Russian fighters are designated as MiG's (except for the Sukhoi's). The MiG is an abbreviation of Mikoyen, the company that produced them. The first was, appropriately, the MiG 1...a prop driven fighter sent out in 1940. MiG 1 through 5 were used in WWII, and the MiG 9 was the first operational Russian jet. The most famous MiG fighter and most produced was the MiG 15, which faced off against the American Sabre jets in the Korean war. The most common MiG currently flying is probably the MiG 35, an aircraft comparable to the F15. However the best Russian fighters presently are Su-34's and Su-35's, from the Sukhoi production line. They're currently being used in the Ukraine conflict.