AIRPLANE! (1980) | MOVIE REACTION | FIRST TIME WATCHING

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[@ninjabearpress2574]

In my humble opinion AIRPLANE! is the most ridiculous movie ever made. I went to see it five times and laughed my way out of my seat every time.

[@JPMadden]

I would like to say that I think you two gentlemen are wonderful ambassadors for Algeria. We Americans need to know that not all Muslim countries are the same. Unfortunately, our news media rarely talks about any country in Africa, Muslim or non-Muslim, unless something bad is happening there. I remember reading about the terrible massacres in the 1990s during the Algerian Civil War, but I don't know anything about what has happened since then. Please show us some videos about what Algeria is like today.

[@CamoJan]

I just want to let you guys know, Good luck. We're all counting on you. 😀

[@kajpagan]

😂

[@0okamino]

It’s a completely different kind of reaction… altogether.

[@CamoJan]

@@0okamino It’s a completely different kind of reaction

[@m16s19]

​@@0okamino reaction !? what is it ?

[@Cobalt_Dragon0716]

​@@m16s19It's a type of response, but that's not important right now.

[@puppyash9656]

I never thiought I would enjoy two guys called "Habibi Brothers" watching movies. I stand corrected. Well done, guys!

[@zimjun7]

And I concur! I love these guys! They are honest and decent human beings. June

[@everyonelovesmajima]

I just want to tell you both good luck. We’re all counting on you.

[@AudieHolland]

EDIT: The doctor was played by Leslie Nielsen. He played a cop in 'Police Squad' and 'The Naked Gun.' This was before Michael Jackson became really famous. The disco scenes are referring to the movie 'Staying Alive (1983)' with John Travolta.

[@kingscorpion7346]

no, it's actually about the movie called Saturdaynight Fever (1977), also starring John Travolta. Staying Alive was the sequel to Saturdaynight Fever.

[@GeographRick]

One of the funniest things about this movie for us back when it was released was the cast. Many of the actors had been known for doing serious dramas, crime movies etc. and to see them in such a goofy movie was hysterical.

[@drury42]

Ah. The time when we could all laugh at ourselves.

[@stevewright9779]

One of the greatest comedies ever made, you can still pick up jokes you missed on your 10th rewatch!

[@Cobalt_Dragon0716]

Not to mention your 200th.

[@TacomaGirl]

Kareem Abdul-Jabar is the basketball player pilot.

[@ninjabearpress2574]

A Qantas airline captain, former U.S. Navy Top Gun, had his aircraft become dangerously unresponsive. In the midst of this emergency, to keep the mood light, the captain said, "I guess I picked the wrong week to stop sniffing glue." The kind of cool you want your pilot to have.

[@Kingfish888]

Thanks! I love you both. I always look forward to your reactions. Laughter is a Universal language.

[@HABIBIBROTHERS717]

Thank you habibi for your generosity ❤️

[@vovindequasahi]

Hahahah such a great movie! Love you guys!

[@PatBlackwell-z3i]

I love how a silly movie can bring out the Universal laughter in all of us in the world. Well done my BROTHER'S AND A GREAT REACTION

[@StatsJedi]

You missed it AFTER the closing credits, the man was still in the cab, and spoke the last line.

[@blanketstarry7725]

you literally have to have lived in the US during the 1970's to understand the references that are in just about every line of dialogue.

[@staciie99]

Very funny movie! I love this movie!!! you guys are awesome!

[@philmakris8507]

When microwave ovens were introduced they were called Radar Ranges

[@silikon2]

Darn, I was going to say this. It’s because radars use microwave wavelengths. Radar was developed first and it was discovered that the same microwave radiation could heat food. It was a pretty weird choice to name a kitchen appliance after a military technology, but that’s what happened. Maybe because cooking with microwaves did and kind of does still look sort of magical.

[@PeterOConnell-pq6io]

"Radar Ranges" were just that, their cooking power was based on the microwave radiating cavity magneton device, literally the guts of a WW2-era centimeter band radar transmitter.

[@Sirala6]

You guys had a better reaction to this than most young people on YT - they take it seriously! You at least know it is a comedy.

[@tenjed4224]

Neilsen was telling the story of Knute Rockney a football great who played at Notre Dame in the US. Then he became a Head Coach. Rockney was talking about the Gipp, when he said Gipper. Nielsen said 'win one for Zipper.'

[@puppyash9656]

Co pilot Roger is beiung played by Kareem Abduhl Jabbar, a very high-profikle baskeet player at the rime this movie was made

[@billsimonis]

beach scene is a parody of the movie From Here To Eternity. the bar fight was not Michael Jackson but the Bee Gees and Saturday Night Fever Most of the actors were not considered comedians and that was part of the joke. Serious actors saying absurb dialogue in ridiculous situations. This movie relaunched the careers of several actors. Lelsie Neilsen (dr rumak) went on to star in a number of comedies including his most famous role Lt Frank Drebbin The Naked Gun series. Lloyd Bridges (the glue sniffing guy) starred in the Hot Shots movie and also in Janue Austen' Mafia (movie spoof of the godfather) the directors (three of them) ZAZ, Jim Abrams and David and Jerry Zucker. went on to make several spoof mocies. Top Secret! Hot Shots, The Naked Gun. Also the disco radio station, the call letters WZAZ, is a reference to the directors.

[@JPMadden]

One of the original ideas in this movie is that for the older male roles (the pilot, the doctor, and the 2 men in the control tower), they hired actors who were known for playing dramatic roles. They were told to speak their lines seriously, no matter how absurd they were.

[@winstongee4505]

Love watching you guys!!!

[@cynthiawhite3945]

Thanks, I haven't laughed this loud in ages. Love this movie 😅😅

[@pardeeplace4480]

You're the first reactors to notice the announcers at the beginning of the movie! All the other reactions I've watched have failed to notice.

[@nitaweitzel822]

Great review guys. Thsnks

[@tx_1]

I saw this at the movies when it came out. One of my favorites.

[@george6252]

I enjoy these two.

[@ccpbux]

Yep, these 2 guys are awesome!! 👍

[@patmcgroin6916]

"And don't call me Shirley."

[@MD-gw4rk]

That line is still used in movies today it definitely caught on

[@42Oregon]

"28:26" the propellor sounds from a jet have me crying laughing🤣

[@frankburkett4627]

Thanks again for another memorable review 😊😏👍

[@dereklucero5785]

I love the different cultural perspective to American 70’s comedy. 😁👍. Keep it on comedy lovers!

[@HABIBIBROTHERS717]

Thank you! Will do!

[@mikesample6104]

I really enjoy your videos. Rock on 🤘 😊

[@binxbolling]

3:01. NBA legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (formerly Lew Alcindor).

[@puppyash9656]

The thing about theses spoof movies from the 80-s and 90's, is that that contain alot of references to contemporary cultural things - such as commerciials on television and movies from the decades prior. those jokes were, at the time, well known to the audience, but some of the topic-humor has been lost due to times moving on.

[@cocosisco3751]

To understand this movie, and what makes it so funny, is that it’s a parody of a series of extremely popular airplane-themed disaster movies at the time (starting with the movie ‘Airport’) They weren’t comedies but they all had the similar plot setups and characters, which made it easy to do a parody. The audience for this movie would have been very familiar with the similarities, which made it extra funny…

[@janna2245]

This is the CLEANEST edit of this film I've ever seen! I think you missed the Air Israel joke. There's a lot of references in this film that native-born Americans under the age of 60 won't get, but after 40 years, it's still hilarious

[@puppyash9656]

STP - a chain of car mechanics

[@timfeeley714-25]

It's an oil additive😂

[@puppyash9656]

@@timfeeley714-25 yeah maybe that was it. It was something car related at least

[@wolfwing1]

my favorite joke is still, "It's over there."

[@garymathena2125]

One thing a lot of people miss, including the reaction people is a jet plane with propellor noises.

[@despinoza6205]

Lol I notices that. It had me laughing 😂😂

[@binxbolling]

Microwave ovens used to be called radar ranges.

[@philmakris8507]

You guys pick the best films and classics to react to. 👏👏👏🙌

[@giveupnow000]

hey fellas

[@HABIBIBROTHERS717]

Thank you for being so generous 🫡🫡

[@FredtheDorfDorfman1985]

“AT LEAST I HAVE A HUSBAND.”😂

[@despinoza6205]

I was crying laughing 😂

[@nikkel6793]

1 of my favorites i love it

[@todayicelebrateme]

Song is from the BeeGees

[@theblackbear211]

This is a hilarious movie - I don't know how many times I've watched it since it first came out. There are so many references to other movies and TV shows that play into all the jokes that they are hard to count.

[@bkPaladin80]

There's a post-credit scene with the taxi.

[@RobertSally-vu2tm]

American slapstick comedy. this movie is very funny. There could be some cultural things that you might not understand, but for the most part it's damn funny!

[@shampoovta]

The Big Bus was first but it wasn't as good. Like a first time try at this kind of thing. I still love The Big Bus too. They are making fun of the Disaster movie fad. 😄

[@RobertSally-vu2tm]

@@shampoovta I am unaware of 'the big bus.' but in the 1980's, these movies were everywhere. Satire is great! I hope the brothers understand the cultural stuff.

[@shampoovta]

​@@RobertSally-vu2tm Americathon is the one I fined few people have heard of and oh Rabbit Test 1978. So your right there were movies but they didn't become big to often.

[@geniusjohn8280]

Bee Gees!

[@obiohaz6023]

the best part is the Taxi still running at the end lmao

[@DavidPilcher83]

I love your guys channel, keep up the good work... if you liked these moviees, You guys need to watch ( spaceballs, top secret, hot shots, hot shots part deux, naked gun, loaded weapon, Robin hood men in tights, but some of these you may need to watch main films first for context, but all top tier parody films just like this... many directed by Mel brooks, but also other very talented filmmakers.

[@TheGuerillapatriot]

It's a propeller airplane... Liam Niesen is so great in this film.

[@GentleRain21]

There was a movie, "Airport" that was based on a really good novel. The movie was slightly cheesy and they had even cheesier sequels. This movie is a parady of the Airport movies. I watched a really funny movie today called "My Cousin Vinny." Even though it mocks the South, I love the movie and watch it every time I see it's on. I think y'all would like it and learn a little bit about Southern culture.

[@billsimonis]

this movie was almost a shot for shot remake of 50s movie called zero hour!. written by roots author alex hailey.

[@GentleRain21]

​@@billsimonisI saw a black and white movie that was very much like this one - must have been the one you mentioned. Arthur Hailey wrote "Airport." He also wrote a book about the hotel business ("Hotel") that was made into a movie, but I couldn't get interested enough in the book to ever finish it.

[@billsimonis]

@@GentleRain21 you're right. arthur hailey.

[@DannyOhana]

I have watched this movie so many times over the years, and it's funny every time. 😄

[@aranerem5569]

This movie is great

[@Great-Documentaries]

The "Joey, have you ever been in a Turkish prison?" line is because of the notorious 1979 movie Midnight Express. Look it up on Wikipedia if you don't know why it was funny.

[@darylkik777]

Note the propeller sound throughout the flight of a jet engine. Thank you guys i found you by chance and enjoyed watching with you both.

[@bethking7348]

I was stationed outside of Chicago in the early 80's. The "Moonies" at Ohare Airport were horrific! That's why I find the airport scenes so funny! I had to hide in the USO lounge to dodge them. Getting through the masses of Moonies to the USO was an adventure in itself. I believe they have long since been banned but dear Lord, they were a pestilence! 😂

[@ramio1983]

Nah not gonna lie that Air Israel plane gets me every time hahahahha.

[@krisfrederick5001]

Leslie Nielsen is a comedy legend surely. And don't call me "Shirley"

[@OWG55]

👍🏼😎

[@ryanhampson673]

Radar range is what they called early microwaves. Radar uses microwaves. Its an old joke...But it checks out.

[@coletrickle-km7cl]

6:37---MICHEAL JACKSON!!!!😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣wrongo! But funny!!!!

[@janna2245]

Co-pilot: Kareem Abdul Jabar. An American treasure

[@j_stach]

I think you'd like Monty Python's "Life of Brian" too

[@stallion78]

Watch “Happy Gilmore” The title doesn’t sound very good but is one of the funniest movies ever

[@williamjones6031]

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: Ted was in the Air Force but at the bar he's wearing a Navy lt. uniform. Elaine's trombone at the bar sounds like a trumpet. One of the fish was a freshwater catfish. A woman throws a baby into the air when the plane crashes through the window. Two Hari Krishnas actually fly out of the airport. There are raindrops gathered on a high speed airplane. 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 is good too, destination moon.

[@ninjabearpress2574]

but that's not important right now.

[@chtexascommando]

Was point 4 necessary?

[@williamjones6031]

@@chtexascommando Yes

[@JPMadden]

I assume they had Ted wearing a naval dress white uniform so that when he took off the jacket, he looked like Tony Manero in "Saturday Night Fever."

[@williamjones6031]

@@JPMadden Good catch

[@DrJohnnyFever.]

There are two jokes most people don't get. The first is when she says "most of all it takes respect," meaning "you need to respect me." But then she says "I can't live with a man I don't respect" haha. The second is when she's reminiscing about sitting on his face and how the days were made just for them and then says "not if you insist on living in the past!"

[@JoTracy]

There's a great Aussie movie called The Castle that I think you guys would really enjoy

[@ChrisRedfield--]

Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay

[@jaybartow2070]

You need to watch the Naked gun movies! Leslie Neilson who played the doctor is the main character in them and they are also slapstick comedies.

[@jeffmartin1026]

You should watch Duck Soup with The Marx Brothers. Absurdist comedy on a different level.

[@lazymansload520]

21:03 around the time this movie was made there was a cult known as “Harre Krishna.” They were essentially white college students who declared themselves to be Hindus and went to nearly every major airport in the country and begged people for money. This scene represented what some people wished they could do when the Harre Krishna people came looking for money.

[@jnovikoff001]

So far nobody catches the propeller noise coming from the jet airliner.

[@coletrickle-km7cl]

No....nobody does..... exept Gary Mathena making the same comment right below yours......

[@sargonsblackgrandfather2072]

At work years ago me and a couple of other workers were discussing plans for the day and this guy burst in grabbed one of us and shouted, “and Leon’s getting larger!” We just stared at him in confusion so he grabs Leon again and shouts louder this time, “AND LEON’S GETTING LARGER!” With a disappointed look on his face he just wondered off. About ten years later I’m watching Airplane and get the reference 😂

[@0okamino]

It’s probably one of the most obscure references in the movie as well. I didn’t know what it was for a long time. Very time and region specific. In the 70s, when Leon’s Furniture (in Canada) was expanding to a factory showroom, they had commercials which would end with “…and Leon’s getting larger!” 😄

[@sargonsblackgrandfather2072]

@@0okamino haha I never knew that 😂

[@jonathang9705]

Nobody ever gets that the jet plane engines are making propeller plane engine noises. And it's such a good gag! There's a lot of jokes most people today wouldn't get. The woman who kept thinking "Jim doesn't drink coffee at home" etc. was a take-off on a coffee commercial running at the time. You couldn't make a movie like this today. Everybody involved would get cancelled and never work again. This was before 'political correctness" and people weren't so uptight and looking to be offended. Jokes were just jokes and they were just supposed to be funny.

[@cup_cuppy_cuppers5817]

A parody of a real Yuban Coffee commercial that was popular at the time - Lee Bryant plays the wife who thinks "Jim never has a second cup of coffee at home," in both the Commercial and this movie. In an interview with AV Club, Bryant recounted having auditioned for the role in Airplane! without ZAZ ever knowing that she was the same woman from the real commercial. It was never brought up by anyone. You can find the commercial here on KZbin, btw.

[@brittneemae9986]

Have you guys checked out the Austin Powers movies yet? The first is a classic, the second movie is the best hands down and the 3rd is the red headed step child we don’t like to claim but Goldmember is hilarious so we tolerate it 😂😂

[@minuano_sl9941]

Ace ventura 👍❤

[@TheCpage66]

Y'all stop calling me "Shirley" !

[@jamesdamiano8894]

This is a funny as hell movie. But it’s one where you guys needed an older American to explain a lot of the stuff. 😊

[@mikecalif5553]

👍 My request is The movie " Vacation " with Chevy Chase. 😁

[@jolenewitzel7919]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@MD-gw4rk]

Omy gosh y’all watching Airplane lol 😂 it’s stupid funny lol😂

[@Laura-mi3nv]

The best spoof movies were made in this era, the late 70's through the 80s. The Naked Gun series is also an amazing example of this. Dragnet was hilarious. The Batman Movie - the original with Adam West...... holy moly was that a funny movie. This movie has Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Naked Gun had OJ Simpson (you know, before the thing). They were a bit more wholesome too. I, personally, have no issues with dirty/risqué things in movies (if it makes sense), but for the past couple of decades, the spoof movies have just been unneccessarily crude and gross. I haven't been able to get past more than 10-15 minutes of one. Also, back in those days, they were only putting out 30-35 movies in a single year, now its hundreds a year plus all the high budget series and I think everything is just spread too thin. We used to have amazing original content and that made everything so special. Going to the movies was so fun and you'd see the same movie a few times (or in the case of Top Gun, like 100 times in theater). I also lived overseas for a few years on a military base and they really would cater to the kids on the weekends with matinee's. If there was nothing new and exciting to show, they'd show some older movies that they knew we always had fun watching, like Ice Pirates (available on youtube - completely absurd and amazing movie). And then in the evenings if nothing new was out, they would show classics like Gone with the Wind and all the Rodgers and Hammerstein musicals. Its kinda awesome living on an overseas base because of things like this. We were also in Panama, so the bats in the theater also entertained us. They especially flew around a lot at the night shows. I don't even think they ever tried to get rid of the bats because everyone got such a kick out of it.

[@JoTracy]

This stupid movie is so funny! 😂 I love it

[@georgegonzalez2476]

They didn't get about half of the references, they were to WW2 movies. The guy sitting in the taxi was a semi-famous Californian political type. Nothing funny about him except getting stuck in a taxi.

[@mariacabrera-p3w]

Have you seen the movies.. Last of the Mohicans... Identity Theft..or Young Guns

[@qaareereader8221]

8:45

[@1969lumbee]

A lot of American culture references.Too many to explain. Still funny though! Thanks.

[@janna2245]

Famous Jewish Sports Legends!😊

[@VivacityTS]

You need to react to Gladiator

[@RobertSally-vu2tm]

Hello brothers. Did you guys notice the sound of the airplanes engines?

[@Crotchr0ckit]

Yes, the used a sound effect of a B-17 bomber ( prop powered ) instead of jets 😂 all part of the joke I believe.

[@efjefe]

You have Clearance, Clarence. You ever been in a Turkish prison?

[@tbd-5160]

Isn't Habibi Arabic for Brother?

[@HABIBIBROTHERS717]

it has a lot of meanings : dear or darling

[@tor4472]

Please please watch "Idiocracy" !! It's the best movie about the future of the United States

[@dethmetalrox8492]

Police Story is the gold standard, yet nobody reacts to it.

[@ryanje8147]

I have a feeling that most of the jokes in this movie will go over their heads.

[@RobertSally-vu2tm]

That's the thing about watching reactions by folks outside of the US, it almost ruins their reactions, unintentionally. Almost everything in this movie is a cultural reference. I feel bad when people outside of America, watch our movies, but not see them.

[@AudieHolland]

This movie was very succesful in Europe too, even if many of the very American references went over our heads, there are enough jokes and visual gags to entertain most people.

[@philmakris8507]

No, they did a great job.

[@philmakris8507]

​@JessTarn💯

[@thunderbolts2438]

Too much editing... how you supposed to understand the plot.

[@janna2245]

What are you guys blurring? Is thia a modesty issue?

[@HABIBIBROTHERS717]

yeah for religious purposes

[@janna2245]

@HABIBIBROTHERS717 , well it really doesn't bother ladies to see those things, but I understand your need to do that.