*Chaos on a Plane!* AIRPLANE! (1980) First Time Watching REACTION!

[@michaelrosenblum4170]

As soon as you were taking a sip during the coffee scene I knew it would be bad.

[@kenbean75]

Your jewish "jokes" have less and less impact as time pass.Nobody is falling for it anymore.

[@bluejays25]

I know. Talk about bad timing

[@stoneg.barrow9991]

Coffee and "Airplane!", just like High-Quality H₂O and Bill Burr, always tend to make for a pretty worthwhile Vicarious Reaction-Video-Viewer Risibility Protocol, in the main. Best of all, it's free! Not a dry seat in the house. How 'bout some coffee, Johnny? No, thanks! Also, Mrs. Oveur was awakened from sleep by her husband's work to find out her husband had taken ill, as she just so happened to be at the tail end of sharing an illicit tryst in her and her husband's marriage bed with an insatiable young stud, if not a wild raging stallion. This live-action stallion, apparently, was an offer that Mrs. Oveur couldn't refuse, let alone - ah - pass "oveur", or so ever as to what it is... Big Mama... My mama didn't raise no dummies; I dug her rap. Hehehe. 🤪🤪🤪

[@Gravydog316]

🤣😂🤣😂

[@Gravydog316]

@@bluejays25 *best timing 🤣

[@QuisletEsq]

The soldier in the hospital who thought he was Ethel Merman (a standard trope to show a crazy person) was played by the real Ethel Merman.

[@levenkay4468]

There's a simple explanation for "what the hell is happening in this movie" : It's a *COMEDY* , and it's crammed with non-stop jokes (most quite good) and humorous incongruities. It's a shame you missed them.

[@AltCTRLF8]

some people feel they have to be careful before they laugh, let alone make jokes like these nowadays.

[@miller-joel]

People today are not allowed to laugh at those jokes. Imagine growing up in a world where humor is not allowed because it might be "offensive" to someone, somewhere.

[@phila3884]

Yes, it seems like today the gut reaction to what we used to call an "off color" joke is shock and incomprehension, rather than laughter. More than a little sad, but I give credit to Shree for recognizing that there might be jokes here that need context and planning a re-watch.

[@blkluv100]

@silverfoxeaterGood Lord.....weren't you the one telling somebody to "get a life" for disliking the reaction, yet here you are again getting upset over another comment. Seems to me like you're the one who needs to get a life.

[@miller-joel]

@silverfoxeater Sure, snowflake. Must be nice to live in that dreamland.

[@craigwhip]

The reason Striker can't drink right is because of his "drinking problem".

[@ShreeNation]

Ah yes, his drinking problem.

[@vanceelderkin666]

Next time you watch, be sure to watch all the way through the end of the credits. Among other things, the producers irritated the FBI when they showed the standard FBI warning about how it's illegal to make copies of the film, but they added "So there." to the end of it.

[@scottperry8354]

Your sense of humor's on life support.

[@jtoland2333]

To be fair, we can't expect her to get references to stuff that she didn't get to experience. But it did frustrate me when her response to the "You no smoko" sign was feeling like the sign was yelling at her. And that frustration isn't aimed at her as much as it is her generation's seeming inability to let go and be silly. As a Gen Xer, I just think, "These are OUR kids! We raised them, so why don't they enjoy ife like we do!? Did we hurt them, or fail to show them what joy looks likr?" And then, I remember, we're the ones who may not have started political correctness, but we did embrace it. Our only solution is to break out the rubber chickens and start over!

[@iiiDartsiii]

she enjoyed the movie she's just not the giggling type.

[@cv8167]

The guy that played Johnny (the guy who said the plane looked like a tylenol) was friends with the writers, and that's how he got the role. But he refused to learn any lines, so they decided since he was pretty funny on his own they would just give him a list of cues to respond to. So all his stuff was completely ad-libbed.

[@ShreeNation]

That is awesome!

[@tempsitch5632]

This company comes from live theater.

[@johnnehrich9601]

When the plane starts up and the guy continues to wave to his girl with the door still open is making it a railroad train leaving the station (and the doors could continue to be open). First there is a guy dressed like a conductor, consulting his pocket watch on a chain, then the plane is making chugging sounds.

[@ShreeNation]

Damn I missed that detail😅

[@mikejankowski6321]

@@ShreeNation Did you also miss the propeller sounds on the jet engines? There is a whole story behind that gag.

[@daniellanctot6548]

0:00 - 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 The best gag in the movie and the perfect time to take a sip for the spit take! 👍👍 PRICELESS!

[@ShreeNation]

😂

[@AubreySciFi]

One of my favorite comedies of all time! Man, we used to quote from this one back in my school. "Well surely you know what to do?" "Of course I do...And don't call me Shirley!" classic stuff! More jokes per square foot than any other comedy film I can think of. The jive guy scenes always crack me up when the film translates their slang into "English". The old lady translating their slang for the stewardess is my favorite of those scenes. "Excuse me miss..I speak Jive." (Incidentally the directors cast her because she played the mom in the Late 1950's TV series "Leave it to Beaver" which was a show about a very white suburban family, so having her speak "Jive" was an extra joke the audience of 1980 would pick up on.) I've met two people that worked on this film. By chance I met Al White the lead "Jive Guy" a few years back at a mall. And just this year I met the actress/stunt woman that played one of the two fighting Girl Scouts in the bar at a sci-fi convention. (She also played an alien in the pilot episode of classic Star Trek!) The commentary on this film is great and very informative. All three of the directors have cameos in the movie. One of them was the ground crew guy who accidentally sends the plane crashing into the terminal by gesturing with his lights in the wrong direction. And all three of them show up as members of the annoying group of religious (and otherwise) people hawking flowers and fliers in the terminal. The director's mother was the poor lady trying to do her makeup while the plane is trying to land. Leslie Nielson (The Doctor), Peter Graves (Captain Oveur) and Robert Stack (Rex Kramer) had never been in a comedy before this, and had long careers of straight dramas up until this movie. So they were a little nervous and thought they wouldn't be funny. Leslie's career ended up taking a sharp turn into comedy from this point on, and he did nothing BUT comedies after this film did so well.

[@CrownlessKing88]

The joke with the eggs coming out of the woman’s mouth was just that it was a slight of hand “magic trick” that magicians would do. Including the bird flying out.

[@llanitedave]

One joke that nearly everyone misses is when Stryker says that he was in the "Air Force" stationed at Drambouie. However, in that scene, he wearing a Navy uniform!

[@YouHaventSeenMeRight]

It took me several watchings before I noticed that on the exterior shots of the airplane, the sounds they play are for a propeller aircraft and not for a jet (which the is what the shots show). The background gags in this movie and all other Zucker, Zucker, Abrams movies are something to look out for.

[@Gravydog316]

i would never notice that in a billion years

[@seansersmylie]

For every single person who has watched this film and missed the From Here to Eternity reference on the beach scene, and that seems to be literally everyone:) That show is pretty good!

[@LordVolkov]

"That F-ing predator..." 🤣🤣🤣 Otto the autopilot is a great collection of jokes. Glad he gets his in the end, even if he is a creep. Airplane is just hurling jokes at the screen every second. Not everything hits, but everyone gets something good out of it. Johnny in particular is very hit or miss with reactors. They either hate him or love him.

[@CaddyJim]

You were talking over Elaine about her looks. I don't think you heard anything she said. (she was reminiscing about how she used to sit on his face)

[@ShreeNation]

Damn i did😅

[@scottybelle9]

Hollywood produced a lot of disaster flicks in the 70s, and none were more serious and cheesy than the Airport movies. Airplane! makes fun of a lot of the cliches those films set up--nosy old lady, a nun with guitar, etc. My favorite element of the film is the cinematography which makes fun of the flat, inexpressive cinematography of Airport and the like. The plot itself is an almost scene for (parodied) scene of Zero Hour!, a disaster film from the fifties. IMHO, the best parody from this filmmaking trio is Top Secret! (1984) which somehow parodies the unlikely combination of Elvis and spy movies.

[@ShreeNation]

Thank you for the recommendation :)

[@malcolmdrake6137]

"...none were more serious and cheesy"...conflicted, much?

[@scottybelle9]

@@malcolmdrake6137 I suppose it wasn't the best choice of words, but I meant cheesy as in having manufactured emotions or overly sentimental. A cheesy love story can still be serious about its cheese.

[@timhonigs6859]

The hidden true gem of this movie, is if you play Zero Hour, and Airplane! side by side, most of the scenes correspond to each other. Skip Airplane 2. Rights of the movie were passed to a different studio, and basically, the carbon copied the story, and gags of this movie, because ZAZ didn't want to do it. (Or, since ZAZ wouldn't do it, studio just carbon copied the script of the first one)

[@mikejankowski6321]

@@scottybelle9 No, I agree. They were serious about the story and cheesy in the telling.

[@woodyg75]

Airplane 1980 is a direct parody of the 1957 film Zero Hour. There's also a few references to the 1970's Airport series disaster films.

[@miller-joel]

And more importantly, it was made at a time when humor was not outlawed for being potentially "offensive."

[@blacktronlego]

There are jokes in the credits, too. There is a post-credits scene with the guy still waiting in the taxi.

[@scottjo63]

13:42, just wanted you to know, that was Ethel Merman. You should see her with the biggest cast of comedians and actors ever in It's A Mad Mad Mad Mad Mad World, (1963), a slapstick comedy classic at its best.

[@ShreeNation]

Will do :)

[@bluebear1985]

The lady who got lipstick and makeup all over her face was Charlotte Zucker. Her sons, Jerry and David, were two of the directors of this movie. Charlotte would often end up having some small part over the years in most films that Jerry and David produced and/or directed.

[@ShreeNation]

Awww🥰

[@jamesedwards2483]

Jerry And David Were The Ones With The Dialog About The Forklift!!

[@michaelhoward142]

This is definitely one of those movies you can watch over and over again and notice new things each time.

[@ShreeNation]

Agreed

[@phila3884]

One of the "hidden" gags- the guy waiting in the cab was a person famous in CA politics in the 70's for starting a movement to curb overspending and overtaxing (Prop 13) in state government. His name is Howard Jarvis, and to have him sitting in a parked cab with the meter running is one of the most inside of inside jokes. My favorite quick joke: the airport solicitor (punched out by Rex Kramer) who says "Jews for Jesus?"

[@melenatorr]

There is a Mayo Clinic, very well-known: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mayo_Clinic. Not "a woman" but the one and only Ethel Merman (as stated), in what I think was her last screen appearance. Merman was a great Broadway star who originated many roles such as Annie in "Annie Get Your Gun" and Mama Rose in "Gypsy". She was known for her powerful, projecting voice and her strong personality: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJmyhYCcbZmafNE

[@GirlofCulture]

The Zucker brothers got together and made every great shit they could think of. That's how you work as a good director. - The ones who do everything by the book and don't allow any creativity.(If you just do it for being successful) - And those few who let the camera run and tell their actors "do whatever comes to your mind". (Lesson from Mel Brooks by the way) Also looking for a good time: Listen to the Audiocommentary from the directors and stuff to this movie. It's amazing

[@ShreeNation]

Will do 😍

[@regould221]

They were also in a scene of the movie. They were the forklift guys in white

[@amitychief3061]

What is amazing is that everybody thinks this movie is hilarious and has so many jokes and yet people who are watching it for the first time 42 years later miss so many more jokes because of the dated references, like the shell shocked soldier that thought he was the actress Ethel Merman was actually played by Ethel Merman, or the joke about the Ronald Reagan film, or about Gerald Ford being in a coma, or the The Zipper vs. Gipper from the Knute Rockne All American movie, the station where disco lives forever, the "Radar Range" and on and on...

[@frugalseverin2282]

And the movie "Midnight Express" which came out 2 years earlier was about guys in a Turkish prison. Nobody gets that one.

[@jtoland2333]

I just wish this generation didn't take everything so seriously.

[@goldenager59]

@@jtoland2333 You 'n' me both, pal - you 'n' me both. 🙄

[@jtoland2333]

@@goldenager59 On the upside, I've seen plenty of younger people who love irreverent stuff from our era. I raised my kids on a steady diet of Mel Brooks and Monty Python. There's hope!

[@goldenager59]

@@jtoland2333 I should hope there is! ☺️

[@CrownlessKing88]

I like that you’re theories were so outlandish lol. Aliens, mutant fish, etc. but it was literally just people ate tainted fish and got food poisoning. Lol

[@ericbryant386]

Yea you heard it right....she takes it black. You also missed the part of her sitting on his face

[@Tuning_Spork]

The dog isn't mauling the guy. It's saying "Pet me! Kiss me! Love me!" It's a golden retriever, one of the most aggressively friendly breeds, evah.

[@MilesL.auto-train4013]

Two things 1. the genius of this movie is that there are so many gags in the background you can't catch them all in the first 10 viewings. 2. At 5:04 I never noticed that Pan American 747 in the background until now

[@lazyperfectionist1]

23:36 Now _somewhere_ along the line, here, you _had_ to figure we were past the edge of the cockpit.

[@jtoland2333]

That's just Julie Haggarty being Julie Haggarty. She's actually a very tragicly underrated comedic actress. Ive seen other people react to this movie, and Ive noticed nobody gets the lady with the eggs is a supposed to be a magic trick.

[@reasonforge9997]

Airplane! Was originally a spoof of the non-comedy disaster movies "Airport", "Airport 1975", "Airport '77", and "The Concorde Airport '79"

[@Lunal73]

“And don’t call me Shirley” That line killed me! It’s so stupid that’s funny 😆

[@kingscorpion7346]

to see, not a movie LIKE this, but to see THIS movie, you must first check your brain at the door and enjoy the random silliness.

[@rickardroach9075]

24:39 "If they could get a washing machine to fly, my Jimmy could land it." -- Blanche Lovell, _Apollo 13_ (1995)

[@davewhitmore1958]

"So the auto-pilot is a sex doll" You have no idea . . .

[@davewhitmore1958]

"What's gonna happen to Sex Doll over there?" He's gonna get even sexier!!!

[@mildredpierce4506]

16:47 Elaine wasn’t asking what is a hospital. The doctor said the patient needs to taken to a hospital. “A hospital? What is it?” as in what is the illness.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

From what I understand, just about _every_ movie Leslie Nielsen was in before this one was a dramatic role (although you have to look back _quite a ways_ to find confirmation that he was not _born_ with a head of grey hair), but _this_ movie introduced him to us as a master of _deadpan_ humor, for which he quickly found not only a keen _expertise_ but a _fondness._ This expertise _particularly_ shines, though, _I_ think, in the _Naked Gun_ series. I mean he's great in _every_ deadpan-humor role he plays, and I think his performance _here_ is indispensable, but if I had to choose, I would have to say I _really_ like his performance in each _Naked Gun_ movie.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

6:13 As I understand it, when they dubbed this movie into German, they preserved the humor by making these guys Bavarian. Bavarian is a _dialect_ of German, but apparently, obscure enough that the mainstream German-speaker tends to struggle with it.

[@joshritz7067]

I thumbs-up'ed this on that opening spit take alone

[@shainewhite2781]

The funniest disaster comedy film I've ever seen! And it does a pretty good job poking fun at the disaster Genre.

[@PedroCastillo_1980]

One of the greatest funniest movies ever made😄😄😄Airplane! directed by Jim Abrahams, David Zucker and Jerry Zucker starring Robert Hays, Julie Hagerty, Leslie Nielsen, Robert Stack, Lloyd Bridges, Peter Graves, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and music score by Elmer Bernstein. This film is a parody of the 1957 film Zero Hour! with elements from the 1974 film Airport 1975 and other films in the Airport series. The line "Surely you can't be serious....I am serious. And don't call me Shirley" was ranked number 79 in the list of the American Film Institute (AFI) 100 Years...100 Movie Quotes. Thank you Shree great reaction excellent.

[@ShreeNation]

Thank you Pedro :)

[@PedroCastillo_1980]

@@ShreeNation You're welcome my pretty friend. Take care😊🙏

[@Niklarus2010]

If you haven’t already seen it, you need to react to The Cannonball Run soon. One of the funniest movies of its time.

[@stevensprunger3422]

Yes as you’ve been told already many of those people were serious actors that played serious rules which makes this so funny because it’s deadpan humor they’re not stupid they’re just playing deadpan humor

[@rayharley597]

I love watching this when people engage with it expecting logic :-) Also everyone cuts it off before the punchline in the end titles! kerk

[@blkluv100]

Yes talk about a nonsensical reaction. Do they know how comedy works.

[@rickardroach9075]

12:55 OMG, you talked right over another spit-take moment! 🤦‍♂🤣

[@ShreeNation]

Oops 😅

[@Jsspres]

There are a few background jokes you might miss. You might have watch it again and again. Also, there is a sequel. But most people don't think it is as good.

[@richardrobbins8067]

Funniest gag lightning strikes (in space) And Shatner of course.

[@ShreeNation]

Will definitely watch it multiple times after this :)

[@joshuaphillips6413]

This movie is absolutely hilarious. I’m glad you liked it

[@ShreeNation]

Thank you, i loved it 😍

[@robertlyons3318]

The woman whose husband had the cup of coffee spoofed a Yuban coffee commercial from the '70s.

[@jeffreyphipps1507]

Run it to the end - the guy is still in the cab.

[@mildredpierce4506]

I hope you watched to the very end. There is an additional scene after the closing credits.

[@dawg897]

the one gag that most over look is the sound of the planes engine. the plane is a jet but it sound effect was a propeller type.

[@bobdelp2023]

THAT WAS A PARODY FROM THE 78 FILM ( SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER ) 😊THE FILM THAT LAUNCHED ( JOHN TRAVOLTA ) INTO THE NEXT PLANET SHREE!😊GR888888 BEE GEES AND OTHER SONG SOUNTRACKS!👍

[@allensaunders449]

Don't bother questioning crazy comedy it's off the wall of course

[@danlayne9436]

I'm late to the party, so someone probably already mentioned that this film is actually a comedic near shot-for-shot remake of the film "Zero Hour!".

[@bluebear1985]

4:06 Funny how you should mention "Put that thing in ice" regarding the heart. Jerry Zucker would later make up for that when he directed 2001's "Rat Race", as there's a scene in that where a heart is in a cooler full of ice. You should look at that film sometime if you haven't seen it yet.

[@ShreeNation]

Will do :)

[@lazyperfectionist1]

10:12 Looks like airplanes used to have some _really_ high ceilings.

[@80smoviesfan]

don't call me Shirley😅😅😅

[@ShreeNation]

🤣🤣

[@LordVolkov]

Be sure to watch Hot Shots after you watch Top Gun for more of Lloyd Bridges (the glue sniffer). He's hilarious!

[@ShreeNation]

Will do ;)

[@timhonigs6859]

And Hot Shots Part Deux

[@LordVolkov]

@@timhonigs6859 After Rambo 2 (and a slew of other Vietnam War movies...)

[@timhonigs6859]

@@LordVolkov Rambo 2? Oh, you're just mean!!

[@shanialover]

You talked right through one of the best jokes in the movie so you totally missed the whole thing!!! The "WOMAN " was Ethyl Merman. The taxi meter was at $113 dollars and 30 cents. (NOT 11 thousand 330 dollars.) The reporter said Let's GET some pictures, so they went to the wall and GOT some pictures. The introduction of Captains is what happens before the coin toss at football games. 👱‍♀️👗👠👠💓

[@canuckled]

Men With Brooms is my favourite Leslie Nielsen comedy but finding it might be difficult

[@jabberbone1]

Fun fact: Back in the 70s is was actually a thing that young white girls dated older black men (mostly in Texas). When the movie showed in most of the USA, people laughed at the scene, but in Texas the audiences just shrugged it off as an unremarkable statement of accepted cultural fact.

[@davewhitmore1958]

"Lady Co-Pilot Sex Doll" was the name of my band in college :)

[@ShreeNation]

Keep rocking!

[@davidmichaelson1092]

About half the jokes and cameos in this movie are not going to be familiar to younger people. And yet it still holds up. Almost every character, every scene, every line contains references to people, events, ads from he time. A truly brilliant movie.

[@inkfishpete8695]

Sorry I'm 5 months late on this one. Most viewers will recognize this as a parody of the "Airport" franchise of disaster movies, but a John Wayne movie, "The High and The Mighty" was a big influence on this.

[@samthewham6671]

Those were the crash positions

[@michaelschroeck2254]

A lot of young reactors to this movie have no frame of reference for Ronald Reagan films. The pep talk the doctor gives Ted is a spoof of the movie “the Knute rockney story” about the real life coach of the notre dame fighting Irish football team. And in the movie they play the notre dame fight song.

[@rs-ye7kw]

Please look up the word 'comedy' in the dictionary. Knowing what the word means may stop you from making non-sensical statements and/or asking non-relative questions about obvious jokes or sight gags. While looking up comedy, you might want to look up The Mayo Clinic also.

[@guitarman8462]

Alot of these quotes you'll be saying to your friends and they'll find it funny or confused 🤣🤣😂😂.. I'm reacting over and over and over to the scene with you drinking water !!!! 😂😂🤣. Priceless Reaction !!!!

[@ShreeNation]

😁 thank you!

[@guitarman8462]

@@ShreeNation welcome 😁

[@johngraesser4911]

if you want to see where this movie came from there is a video on youtube comparing it to zero hour!. 15 minutes well spent: "Side-by-side" comparison: Zero Hour! (1957) Vs Airplane! (1980), you can see what it was like without all the gags.

[@ShreeNation]

Will check it out :)

[@dorkandproudofit]

I love how this is basically "Dad jokes, the movie"

[@ShreeNation]

Lmao so true!

[@williamjones6031]

1. I guess I picked the wrong week to stop watching "first time reaction" Airplane clips. 2, Little things to look for: Ted was in the Air Force but at the bar he's wearing a Navy Lt. Uniform. One of the fish was a freshwater catfish. Captain Kramer steps out of a mirror before leaving for the airport. The woman with the horse in bed is the creepy Captain Oveur's wife. She is also hitting on to Captain Kramer. It's a jet but the background noise is of a prop plane. 3. Otto/Auto pilot has his own webpage on IMDB 4. Elaine has permission to sit on MY face.😍😋 5. IMVHO Airplane II is better. Destination moon. I saw it first. That's my story and I'm sticking to it. 6. Here is a movie you have to watch more than once. 7. Two other Funny Movies (that are connected somewhat) for you to share are: "Young Frankenstein" and "Blazing Saddles"🤣🤣

[@ShreeNation]

Thank you for the info and the recommendations :)

[@jeremygeorgia4943]

In the "Coffee part", I don't think I've ever seen a better set-up for a spit-take. I could see its potential a mile away. 🙂 If you'd like to get a taste of what Leslie Nielsen was like, try to imagine "Naked Gun" as a serious film. (Or a cop/detective) series. It's not that hard. For Peter Graves, you might want to catch a few episodes of the "Mission Impossible" series. For more Leslie Nielsen comedy, I DO recommend following up with the Naked Gun sequels. He has other funny stuff, but I think those are the height. There are also a few films that weren't so good. You can tell that some of the later stuff was inspired by films, like Naked Gun, but they don't quite reach the same level. You might like some of the ones that aren't sci-fi/space related. That's up to you, though. ALSO, it's worth pointing out that Naked Gun was based on a six episode TV series. I think those are worth checking out. I think the humor is more focused & potent. The humor in the movies a more like a diluted compilation of the humor from the series. That doesn't mean the films are bad. They just have a different flavor than the humor of the series.

[@ShreeNation]

Thank you 🥰

[@neilusdin2389]

I have SO been waiting to see that kind of reaction tot he i take it black scene.

[@gregkirby9059]

little girl "no thank you, I take it black like my men!"

[@bobdelp2023]

ABSOLUTE TIMELESSSSSS CLASSIC SHREE!😊 LOOKS LIKE YOU ENJOYED IT, LOTS TO TAKE IN FOR SURE GIRL!😊

[@ShreeNation]

Thank you, yep I enjoyed till the very end! Thanks for watching! ❤

[@bobdelp2023]

YEAH SHREE, YOU MISSED ALL THOSE JARS OF ( BEST FOOD ) MAYONAISE ON THE SHELF??? 😊THIS MOVIE YOU WON'T GET EOUGH OF THRU YOUR LIFE AS YOU GO ON, AT LEAST I NEVER DID! 👍😊TIMELESSSSSS BABE!

[@lowellhuesers5366]

There are a lot era sensitive jokes in this movie that are mysterious to people today. The "Jim never has a second cup of coffee at home" and "Jim never throws up at home" are references to a well known coffee commercial from the 70's. Funny thing is, I've never heard of the brand, Yuban. Not an effective commercial!

[@blkluv100]

Not true, that was a "viral" commercial at the time. Everybody was quoting and make fun of that particular line.

[@lowellhuesers5366]

@@blkluv100 And where is Yuban coffee today? The commercial was a hit, but it wasn't associated with the brand.

[@blkluv100]

@@lowellhuesers5366It fell off like a lot if products do. PUDDIND POPS, FAB and CHEER detergent, JOY dishwashing liquid, LIFEBOUY and COAST soap, RC cola, DOLLY MADISON snack cakes, JOLT cola, SLICE soda, ULTRA BRITE toothpaste.....it happens. By the way YUBAN coffee is still available today.

[@calder027]

I love your reaction! I don’t understand the detractors. By the way, if you go all the way through the closing credits, there’s a final gag at the very end. The guy in the taxi says “Well, I’ll give him another 20 minutes, but that’s it!”

[@ShreeNation]

Aww I missed that scene, I'm so sorry :(

[@melenatorr]

@@ShreeNation The credits themselves are worth reading through: some little jokes there, like "Person generally in charge of a lot of stuff"

[@melenatorr]

(I feel that, even if you don't show yourself reading the credits, they're worth looking through: you get to know names so that you can have context for future movies, and these people worked hard behind the scenes to make this piece of entertainment: this mention in the credits is pretty much the only acknowledgement they get. I like to at least see their names).

[@CrownlessKing88]

@@ShreeNation I wouldn’t feel too bad. It wasn’t common back then to have a post credits scene. And I didn’t even know about it til last year

[@goldenager59]

@@melenatorr Well spoken, indeed. I've always thought much the same. 😌

[@geoculus5606]

Glad you got to this one. Always a pleasure to watch someone seeing it for the first time. And you look lovely as usual.

[@ShreeNation]

Thank you 🥰

[@GirlofCulture]

P.S. Your outfit is stunning. 😍 Looks like i picked the wrong week to quit watching reaction videos

[@ShreeNation]

Thank you so much ❤ Glad to have you here 😊

[@sulosky]

Finnish Nightmares :) Nice! Thank you for making this reaction. I had so many good laughs with you :D

[@ShreeNation]

Aww i appreciate it🥰

[@kevintipcorn6787]

Fish doing that seems pretty plausible after lentil crumble sold by KZbin influencers has been taking out gall bladders all week.

[@boqndimitrov8693]

the perfect movie for the weekend. very reminiscent of Top Secret.

[@CaddyJim]

There is *(Naked Gun 2&1/2)* & also *(Airplane ll)*

[@ShreeNation]

Can't wait!

[@bigdaddy741098]

Did anyone tell you that you missed the ending after the credits?

[@handsomestik]

Shree it's a spoof.....oh lord

[@matsv201]

5:11 ... a joke? Nopp, that is actually how Airlines with out contract pay... yes, for real. There was one case where the airline had no Credit and the pilot was forced to pay from his own pocket.

[@jonowhitney5515]

Classic movie, great reaction

[@ShreeNation]

Thank you so much 🙏

[@williameleno]

Please watch "Superhero Movie". One of my favorite Leslie Nielsen roles

[@ShreeNation]

Will do :)

[@Greenwood4727]

lots of visual gags, i recently found a joke in it, the woman talking about coffee, she was in an advert about coffee thats her line in the advert. its a very particular american advert kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3uXnHZ8Z5eCaNk yes that is the actress, The airport announcers are married in real like and are/were REAL airport announcers

[@Greenwood4727]

Ted Striker has PTSD from the war, and his drinking problem is he misses, he was in a air raid and it ended badly, and the ethel merman was actually ethel merman in the hospital

[@ShreeNation]

That is awesome! So many references i missed, i HAVE to go back and watch it again😍

[@gatroy13]

Wonderful reaction Shree. No need to have a co pilot, you are amazing. Airplane 2 is similar. Looking forward to more. Take care. 🥰

[@ShreeNation]

Thank you so much 🥰🥰

[@bobdelp2023]

BIRD FLU ( FLEW )😊

[@geraldmcdevitt3996]

Yes! Many gags throughout this movie and some coming all at once. I told my Indian co-worker about your channel and how cute you are, so hopefully he'll watch at least once. Anyway.. thanks for the show and your reactions! I like my coffee black too!! 😂

[@ShreeNation]

Aww thank you🥰

[@evanirvana500]

I don't know younger generations get slapstick humor because it's basically the most ridiculous the better. Its not supposed to make sense and reality is just a thin layer under the ludicrous. And in the 80s there was no political correctness it waz anything was Fajr game for a joke. My favorite character was Johnny who cracked me up from his first scene

[@scottjo63]

A suggestion, before you watch the Airplane! movie again and again, 1st watch the movies Zero Hour, (1957), which this movie is based on, all the Airport (there are 4 of them), movies from 1970-1979, The High And The Mighty (1954), in which the actor Robert Stack, who played Capt. Kramer is in and last From Here To Eternity (1953) and you'll know where the love scene on the beach came from.

[@ShreeNation]

Will do :)

[@Simplesource98]

Yep, this, Naked Gun, Hot Shots should be called Literal the movie. Awsome review

[@ShreeNation]

Thank you 🥰

[@Simplesource98]

@@ShreeNation You are very welcome

[@sergt3853]

well, the classics - instead of reacting to a joke, we talk long, long and verbose about how we react

[@fredericjuliard4261]

Merci.

[@Wellnseddich]

Have you tried Top Secret by the same directors?

[@ShreeNation]

Not yet, thank you for recommending :)