The Aviator (2004) - scene comparisons

[@yeahwellthatsjustlikeyouro7466]

My favorite Howard Fact: He once got obsessed with Baskin - Robbins' Banana Nut Ice Cream so he ordered some directly from the factory, just to find out the Banana Nut flavor had been discontinued for years, so in order to have them produce it just for him, he had to buy an entire shipment in order to justify the costs of the factory re-making that flavor just for him. Once they went through all that trouble, and after his people purchased the whole batch just for him, he no longer wanted it and never ate any of it. Hehe.

[@jacketofthe80s13]

Ended up giving i5 to the hotel guests the legend there's still some in the deep freezer

[@DirectorTurnerable]

it’s actually kinda crazy how much footage they have of the original Howard

[@johnLennon255]

How is that crazy? Lmfao he was a larger than life figure and he lived in an age where camera has been long invented already

[@noemiarmas5773]

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[@RandomDudeOne]

Hughes was the Elon Musk of his day.

[@LuizGustavo-Teorias]

@@RandomDudeOne NÃO COMPARE HOWARD HUGHES COM ESSE HOMEM RIDÍCULO

[@square4678]

I mean he's rich rich

[@andrewturnbull6781]

As someone suffering from OCD this movie really does an incredible job in showing what people suffering from OCD have to deal with on a day to day life

[@knightstickiv93]

“It’s the way of the future”

[@RK-wb7ic]

This line is stuck in my head

[@OttoByOgraffey]

The way of the future. The way of the future. The way of the future. The way of the future. The way of the future. The way of the future.

[@makurradoshi4498]

*the way of the future*

[@someguy-he2nj]

Show me all the blueprints now No i am serious now, show me all the blueprints

[@AlfredAmeneyro21]

OMG, this has become one of my personal favorites and an underrated film by Martin Scorcese, to me, Leo DiCaprio deserved more the oscar for his portrail of Howard Hughes rather than Hugh Glass in "The Revenant", which is not a bad movie, but this was absolutely terrific. The judgment, my God, Leo IS Howard! well done! Love this video!!!

[@michaeljohn1462]

Diego Salazar 100% his best performance.

[@AlexRoshanStewart]

SO GOOD.

[@opinionday0079]

If only they had waited a few years, I think leo was a bit too young to do justice to hughes

[@PhilEntertainmentOne]

I do agree with you on all points.

[@patobantan420]

Should've won for this and Wolf Of WALL Street

[@silversurfergw]

I enjoyed the aviator way more than the one he got the Oscar for.

[@radiantlight2361]

Exactly what everyone else is saying

[@jonathandawsonbukatter3375]

Do u mean revenant?😂😂

[@radiantlight2361]

@Lenny Bruce I don't understand

[@radiantlight2361]

@@happiness1772 exactly because Eddie Redmayne was the winner that year but Al Pacino was phenomenal in Scent of a Woman

[@radiantlight2361]

@@happiness1772 wasn't that movie done by Nicholas Cage?

[@YIKESMF]

Leo has been passed on Oscar's for many of his movies. I think he's earned at least 5 maybe more. He's an incredible actor!

[@arawn10]

Leo put the sweat of his life into this scene, he has his reputation rolled-up in it.....

[@makurradoshi4498]

And he has stated several times if he doesn't get the Oscar he will leave this country and never come back!

[@daniellemoor4043]

@@makurradoshi4498 well played yall well played

[@williemays2]

--- Leo's been miscast several times throughout his career, but the Aviator was probably the worst of them all ---

[@yk-mh5gn]

Howard hughes is probably the coolest thing to come out of the early 1900s

[@juanar4305]

A kind of Elon Musk. I hope Musk doesn't crack up mentally.

[@atishmeher4390]

The real Tony Stark

[@joshgellis3292]

ATISH MEHER That’s a possibly PERFECT analogy, and HERE’S HOW: Stan Lee, comics writer and artist, WAS a Colonel during WW2, around that time!

[@MikeRilstone]

ATISH MEHER absolutely! Does that make Elon Musk our generations Howard Huges?

[@nunopereira6092]

The Hughes Tool Company still exists sort of. A part of it is now called Raytheon, a major defense contractor.

[@DirtNastyCivilian]

Howard stark would be more more of a comparison to Hughes. I’d argue tony stark is more like Elon musk.

[@SceneComparisons]

more like Howard Stark

[@crimony3054]

After "Hell's Angels", Hughes had the largest film archive of modern aircraft dogfighting on the face of the earth.

[@RMS550]

As an aviator, this man will always be respected for his boldness and love of aviation....

[@michaelhegyan7464]

Yeah..my father was a B 25 Mitchell Pilot, WW2, though not deployed, myself finishing up on my PPL ( VFR )

[@guillermorocha6661]

Some how, Howard Hughes seems more invested into the things he was doing. Really good acting on the film. The level of commitment Howard Hughes showed is hard to replicate.

[@jacketofthe80s13]

He had ocd to so that probably helped but also screwed him

[@JesseStevenTrumm3992]

The level of commitment Leo showed in portraying Howard Hughes was hard to replicate as well ✌️

[@Progger11]

What I really appreciate about this film is how it doesn't shy away from Hughes's deep flaws, either. It shows how brilliant and innovative he was while also admitting the dark side of the man. The underage escort, which everyone around him surely knew to be so yet failed to report him for, is a particularly hard sequence to watch. Historical figures are human beings, and biopics so often neglect to show that. This one showed it all, unflinchingly. The good, the bad, and the ugly. And of course, Leo's performance is just fantastic in it.

[@alexanderg1297]

Both brilliant and extraordinarily flawed. Human.

[@drewwinslow2105]

This should've been the film that nailed Leo that first Oscar win.

[@flutter8712]

Taking back Revenant's oscar Giving deserved oscar for the Aviator

[@josephfrank1472]

I liked the Revenant but this movie and Wolf of Wall street was much better acting that Leo did.

[@BopaBola]

@Ben Hill "exploiting" bitch he aint make the movie he just happened to look like the fucker and gave a hell of a performance.

[@rickardkaufman3988]

@Ben Hill Ray wa so amazing my mother cried not once, but twice.

[@divine8897]

he also deserved an oscar for one of his first films, ‘what’s eating gilbert grape’. he did get nominated but was of course snubbed. his acting in gilbert grape was absolutely incredible compared to any of his other performances! in all honesty he deserves an oscar for almost all of his performances.

[@makurradoshi4498]

Leo's Oscar was *the way of future*

[@SaadNabil]

I love The Aviator (2004)!

[@itsaashish]

This was the first Scorsese film I saw and over years it has grown on me. It was psychologically unnerving then, it is reflective now. A true masterclass and masterpiece.

[@Progger11]

I was fortunate enough to see it new in theaters, and so much of it felt larger than life, just like the man himself. I also didn't know quite how I felt about it initially, but after years of revisiting it, I can confidently say that it is absolutely one of my all-time favorite films.

[@davidyoung5114]

I'm hoping that DiCaprio and Scorcese team up again to explore Hughes' last few decades. It would be very interesting to see an examination of the isolated life he led between the end of this movie and his passing almost 30 years later.

[@davehughesfarm7983]

My great uncle Howard died in NW AR at 102...

[@thebirds2406]

This movie is instructive and educating people about how brilliant was Howard Hughes, a legend indeed. His contribution that brought great evolution in our quality of living on earth, his great mind, like a great step that had an impact to the entire world. The creation of massive Airport and most of all " Aviation for travel and leisure" instead of dropping bombs and killing people. In fact he has that sickness but still he seemed lovely, kind and creative genius business man! and Martin Scorcese is another Greatest Movie director, another legend. He is so talented on bringing all details to our attention communicating every scene sharing to the public eyes a history full of life that portrayed reality. It's all seen in his movies. And Leonardo DiCaprio, what a talented actor. He just got this very special talent on portraying someone perfectly and take us back in time. He should have won an Oscar for this well deserved. Just brilliant!! 🙌🙌 Every scene is amazingly done even each woman in the movies I love them all because they are all different with such a character. Unforgettable "The Aviator"...This movie is one word "Perfection" 👏👏👏👏🙌🙌

[@saileshsharma2567]

Wow incredible the comparison of the movie to the actual footage is so similar

[@antoniorangel5011]

One of my favorite movies at all times. Thank you for the video.

[@professordanfurmanek3732]

Proof of what a really remarkable movie this is!! Well done!

[@stevo0124]

Very impressive, thank you for doing this! Howard Hughes was a phenomenal person :)

[@SceneComparisons]

you welcome 😉

[@Jboogie_81]

He should’ve won the Oscar for this or for blood diamond

[@ruiztopia]

one of the best movies from all the times .

[@Merdicano]

Just finally watched it yesterday for the first time. Great movie all the way through, just really tighten and focus, telling a great story from point A to B, marvelous cast from Cate Blanchett, John C. Reilly, Kate Beckinsale, Alec Baldwin, Alan Alda, and many more, and a great direction by Martin Scorsese as always, Scorsese is a true pioneer and inspiration in carrying on filmmaking; and it goes to show that even with the elder age that he has, he still has made some of the best movies of the 21st Century, from The Aviator, up to Irishman fifteen years later. Leonardo DiCaprio is truly an actor and expert in his craft, just simply bringing a masterful level of A game and energy into Howard Hughes at its core, and it just proves me more that he's one of the greatest living actors working today, and who deserves every single note, hype, and acclaim up to this day. It seriously bugs me how there's this odd criticisms about his image and brand that he has created for himself, while it's because of that image he's been able to reach to where he is right now. And he's not overrated whatsoever, none in the slightest.

[@jakubfrei3757]

Thanks so much for this video, it's great :) I love the aviator, it has brought me so much of inspiration.

[@SceneComparisons]

you welcome ☺

[@daleravic]

This is the movie that made Leo go from Titanic star to amazing actor.

[@Tyrunner0097]

No, it was the two first major films he made after his return that took him from Titanic star to true movie actor, Gangs of New York and Catch Me If You Can.

[@daleravic]

@@Tyrunner0097 Negative those didn't even come close. Gangs of New York was boring like every movie Daniel Day Lewis was in.

[@Merdicano]

@@Tyrunner0097 Catch Me You Can is so much fun, and truly a great feat

[@Merdicano]

@@daleravic Hehe, not a fan of Daniel Day-Lewis I suppose

[@ldcrp2483]

he was already an AMAZING actor since what's eating gilbert grape

[@ms.potato29]

Leo played the role of Howard, make the movie thousand times greater and more interesting!

[@SAVUFILMS]

This should get more views Omg 3 like i never been this popular thank all 2 of you

[@michaeljohn1462]

Brilliant movie. And Leo's best performance.

[@tomobrien1068]

Such an underrated film!

[@frankiegalindo980]

Who said The Aviator’s underrated?

[@JB95Official]

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[@SceneComparisons]

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[@theredbaronlives9889]

The Aviator is a really good movie 9/10 but,mr.DiCaprio is simply amazing as Howard Hughes!

[@wizard4203]

"i put the sweat of my life into this thing, i got my reputation all rolled up in it.." i always loved that line, and turns out holy shit howard hughes really said that. what a savage

[@JSalonsky]

When they make a movie about Trump shit gonna be insane

[@williamkent8835]

Thank you for this IMPORTANT Piece of work!

[@chiara8561]

I don't understand the hate comments here One of DiCaprio's greatest performances

[@crixxxxxxxxx]

Absolutely nothing about his performance evoked the real HH.

[@ValentinPasseraH]

Amazing video thanks a lot This is a movie I loved and now I have even more respect for it

[@ca9153]

how can people dislike this video!?

[@paoloangelino24]

"If your dreams don't scare you they aren't big enough."

[@ValentinPasseraH]

I remember trespassing school to see that movie with my aunt. She knew I loved Scorsese and aviation

[@Chicken_Wing91]

“He is to open the bag with his right hand and hold the bag out to me at a 45-degree angle so I may reach into the bag without... without touching the paper.”

[@augustosolari3200]

Everybody getting their groceries in 2020.

[@Chicken_Wing91]

@@augustosolari3200 truth

[@augustosolari3200]

I learned what quarantine meant watching this movie... It was useful for this terrible 2020...

[@GhostofRhurValley]

He didn't win an Oscar for this movie but he does for The Revenant were he's barely acting.

[@stewartkee6115]

GhostOfRhurValley 1945 He is brilliant in the Revenant and has to carry the entire movie almost without any diologue (Exposition) or other actors to react off (acting is reacting) that is far harder than acting opposite someone with exposition. The academy actors voted for him because they knew this full well. He is also great in The Aviator, Blood Diamond etc. The best actor around today.

[@SceneComparisons]

he already deserved the Oscar for What's Eating Gilbert Grape he is also great on The Basketball Diaries and This Boy's Life :)

[@ironcito1101]

He should have a handful of Oscars by now. Practically everything he does is great, whether he's acting, producing or whatever. He and Tom Hanks are guarantees of quality, in my opinion.

[@Luvie1980]

GhostOfRhurValley you obviously have no idea what acting really is....

[@GhostofRhurValley]

I guess not but you must know .

[@spockboy]

Thanks for making this.

[@mattc9998]

Actually that XF-11 footage is not of a flight by Hughes. You'll notice the propellers aren't contra-rotating because they dropped that design in the later model.

[@AwtreyAnimation]

I'm obsessed with the fact that the interviewer at the Hell's Angels premiere is the voice of Mister Ratburn from Arthur.

[@seriouslyyoujest1771]

Why didn’t Hughes move the shooting of Hells Angels to Oakland? Lots of clouds there.

[@fernando4209]

Thanks for this man! 😉

[@SceneComparisons]

you welcome! :)

[@newmanfertig886]

I watched (on youtube) a presentation by the author of Aviator, and the film was very close to reality. Couple of minor changes for 'artistic' purposes, like the weather guy wasn't in the right seat for the Hercules take off, but all in all, aviation was the real love of his life.

[@mariadelourdes3380]

Com esse filme Di CAPRIO já teria que receber o Oscar. Ele esta simplesmente incrível!!

[@emmano6340]

Esse filme inteiro é maravilhoso né ? E concordo plenamente

[@mariadelourdes3380]

@@emmano6340 sou fã do trabalho do DI CAPRIO,ele é ótimo em tudo que faz,mas nesse filme ele está simplesmente fantástico!!

[@ValentinPasseraH]

I always thought that now a days DiCaprio (among few others) is one of the last “real actor” that is also a super mega star. Most of the actors that are banckable today are always playing their own roles. By that I mean that this is not character Z but actor X playing character X pretending to be character Z. Don;t get me wrong a lot of great actor are on the business today but most of the 5 star actors are not “real actor”. They are just always doing the same in different movie. I don;t know why but I think of Scarlett Johansson as a good exemple of that trend. The same either in Marvel or ghost in the shell. George Clooney is a super exemple. He play only George Clooney. Etc etc

[@rafyhay5916]

The epitome of this is Robert Downey Jr. He's been in tons of films, but he's only acted in about two, and one of them was Tropic Thunder.

[@ValentinPasseraH]

Rafy Hay he was amazing in Chaplin for what I remember

[@simeon3D]

Scarlett in marriage story or JoJo rabbit?? Not black widow at all

[@underDrumNBass]

Denzel Washington ;D

[@Merdicano]

You can line up Brad Pitt next to Leo as well

[@mrpotter315]

Great job! Very interesting to see the accuracy of this historical footage recreated by the Talented Mr. Scorsese. Perhaps the young man has a future in the Picture Business?

[@jaycuthbert245]

What a performance by Leo. I truely believe (and they do this ALOT) they awarded him for the revenant as an apology for all the snubs hes received in his career and for performances more than worthy of the award. Wolf of Wall Street, this film, i could name several films he truely deserved the best actor award but always came short over, at times, laughable choices for the winner. And I feel they felt they HAD to give him the award the year of the revanent. Dont get me wrong he did well in the film, performance as always was solid. But no one has ever really thought "I want to watch the revenant again tonight!" Its not really a re watchable film. Its not very exciting or engaging apart from a few scenes. I'm just glad he finally got his Oscar even if it was for inferior work than what he's put to screens previously. Its happened on other occasions for other actors, too. They either feel the pressure and negativity of the public or they try and paint over the cracks of the political and at times obvious corrupt system in which decision are made for the award. It is not always based on the actors performances and more towards how the winner will help their cause/agenda for that specific year. I dont think thr voting system and the ones in charge deserve the decision making. It should be voted fairly and its should be transparent for the public to see who voted and how many etc but there's no real point in me making this point lol as nothing will changed and we will continue to see scandals/robberies to far more deserving actors in favour of nobodies and awards to films no one enjoyed or even watched lol but it is what it is. All thays happening with the oscars voting is the same that happens every day to the general public/high end politics/construction work the list really is endless and I wish it would subside and fairness came into its place but its not how the world works. The world will continue to be ran scandalously and unjust.

[@Rogge73]

That H1 Racer was gorgeous!

[@tomlynnmusicchannel]

You should do comparisons between the Rutles 1978 and the real Beatles!

[@kamkam_99]

80年代はCGすげ〜って言ってたけど、今はCGでない方が却って偉大である時代になった。

[@soficrocco6011]

Excellent job! Very accurate! I liked it

[@SceneComparisons]

thanks! ;)

[@peterbooth793]

The only time that the Hercules ever flew although it was kept flight ready for decades according to Mr Hughes wishes.

[@ilyesbenamar4578]

I can't beleive that the scenes from the movie were real!!!..... Howard You are a true legend ❤❤

[@ScottyColoradoKid]

Really good job with this! Ah, Poor Howard....today he would just had to pop a few pills daily and he would be normal....

[@btrdangerdan2010]

I love the split second scene of that flash bulb discharge.

[@prajwalspouthamash]

20th century- Howard Hughes 21th century - Elon Musk

[@ms.potato29]

OMG! That is what on my mind!!!

[@jspurs22]

Damn it’s so on point

[@brettlawton9513]

It would've been better hearing just the original audio as most folks already saw the 2004 movie!

[@michaelkangyungjaifreitag2423]

Bring In the Milk! 🥛

[@makurradoshi4498]

Nah nah nah. This entire comment, must be repeated from the beginning

[@markg999]

Some of that Hells Angels premiere footage in the movie is just colorized old footage actually.

[@mawkingjax841]

It was the Hercules. The media dubbed it Spruce Goose and he hated the name.

[@luiscarlocuencamartinez9337]

My favorite movie 👌

[@prasaddalvi6426]

2:31 Howard Hughes doing speedrun

[@urbanstarship]

Quite an artistic license on the virgin flight of the Hercules. In real life it flew 6 feet off the water for 5 seconds, but in the movie it flew over people’s heads!

[@jonathancummins4753]

How good is DiCaprio in this film great actor

[@JB95Official]

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[@SceneComparisons]

José Pablo Beltrán yeah, I'm waiting for this movie to come out too ☺

[@the.sketch.projekt8851]

*Meanwhile during these events* Hershel Biggs: So this is the Spruce Goose Mapes: Jesus you wanna get me fired? Mr. Hughes hates that fucking name, that’s the H-4 Hercules to you.

[@dwightlove3704]

Dimitreze Can you do a scene comparison with Leo playing J.Edgar Hoover or have you done it already.

[@okami3271]

Very interesting to have BWV 565 (a piece containing a fugue) in a video in which two distinct feeds of film footage and sound are counterposed :)

[@GCNavigator]

Very nicely done!

[@SceneComparisons]

thanks! :)

[@adamallred7615]

This is amazing!!

[@patbest7057]

Liked both Leo di Caprio and Tommy Lee Jones as HH Don't usually like TLJ shouting in all his films but seeing HH was nearly dead it fitted right in

[@duncandmcgrath6290]

That Leo can really swing for the fences

[@aliekamara]

Leo did a better job in playing Howard Hughes, than Howard Hughes. So much passion and conviction

[@arawn10]

Leo was surprisingly Amazing as middle-aged Hughes (during the congressional hearings)..

[@DarkKnightwing75]

That's stupid and impossible. Leo despite his good acting ability over-acted as usual.

[@stevo0124]

ummm.. it's a film, it's supposed to be over dramatized, Leo wouldnt have had anyone to act out like Howard Hughes if Howard Hughes didnt exist... the real person as Mr Hughes would have been amazing to meet or know.

[@lynnturman8157]

UNNECESSARY COMMA ALERT!!!

[@stevo0124]

@@lynnturman8157 huh...

[@thatbrokevin7940]

I had no idea these were direct quotes at the hearings

[@francescocogliati7149]

Does anybody know who owns the rights for the Hell's Angels premiere video? Thank you very much

[@antoo_gougoula]

Aviator 2004!! LEONARDO DI CAPRIO FOR EVER ♥️

[@ucebuflash]

ITS CALLED THE SPRUCE GOOSE AND IT WILL FLY GODDAMMIT!

[@jaq179]

*Hercules

[@Treblaine]

[points revolver] "I said; 'Hop in'."

[@SkyChaserCom]

Hard to watch but this crash of the XF-11 nearly killed Hughes. This movie has to be one of the best biographies out there.

[@juanar4305]

The Aviator presents better points of view and more visual information than the Hell's Angels era films. The duplicate scenes from the news reports are better. If they wanted to pass information into the future back then, they didn't do it very well.

[@mediumdoinks1250]

But they didn't get footage of him crashing? But the rest is super cool how they had Hughes' exact lines.

[@constipatedparker5879]

It's still crazy the Hercules held the longest record for the largest airplane built to go airborne only to be broken as recent as 2019.

[@vicg5323]

Great movie

[@huecobros]

Well done 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@DoyleHargraves]

I see Elon Musk as the modern Howard Hughes.

[@TeaParty1776]

Hughes was a better Hughes than DiCaprio was Hughes. But DiCaprio must have greatly enjoyed his own acting here.

[@stewartkee6115]

DiCaprio is epic in this role. Brilliant performance captures Hughes better than anyone else could have.

[@TheAzureNightmare]

Hollywood wanted Leo R A P E D. That's why he only won one for The Revenant.

[@TheWHEATISHweet]

What a great film!

[@wrightmf]

How many aviators wear a fedora hat when boarding an airplane to test fly? I remember finally able to watch Hells Angels, watching the group of planes take off and thinking “wait they all have same insignia” (I was confusing The Aviator where it showed both nations on same airfield). Also thinking good that professor found clouds in Oakland! But wait, where is actual footage of Howard Hughes at the screen opening of Hells Angels? He probably still has people working for him who search youtube vids and use take-downs to eliminate such footage.

[@RasMajnouni]

Thanks James

[@emmanueljaramillo]

The only thing that did not match was the distance and time of the real flight at the end.