Airport and Airport 1975

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OK, so now you have no choice but to watch "Airplane", which is the
spoof of all the "Airport" movies.

All of the Airport movies are funny when first watched after viewing "Airplane"

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On 2007-04-19, Bob Noel wrote:
All of the Airport movies are funny when first watched after viewing "Airplane"

Now watch "Zero Hour" through the lens of "Airplane". The main character
in Zero Hour is even called Ted Striker.

It's so bad it's good.

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writes:

OK, so now you have no choice but to watch "Airplane", which is the
spoof of all the "Airport" movies. It is a much better movie, and a
riot!

_Airplane_ is a parody of _Zero Hour_, a little known, serious movie with a
simular plot to which the producers of _Airplane_ bought the rights.

Since more people have seen _Airport_, however, many assume that _Airplane_
parodies the movie. But _Airport_ involved a crazy passenger with a bomb,
whereas _Zero Hour_ and _Airplane_ involved food poisoning.

_Airport_ was an excellent movie, although the book was even better.
Unfortunately, with so many parodies and mediocre disaster movies around, it's
hard to watch _Airport_ today without smiling.

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Mxsmanic wrote in
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writes:

_Airport_ was an excellent movie, although the book was even better.
Unfortunately, with so many parodies and mediocre disaster movies
around, it's hard to watch _Airport_ today without smiling.


No it was drivel. You thinking it was good in any way goes a long way
towards explaining your idiotic view of flying.


Berti

On 2007-04-19, Dave J wrote:
The second movie, where a Baron hits the cockpit of a 747 and the

In a flash of cruel irony, if I remember right, the Baron used in that
film really did end up crashing in a mid air collision a few years
later....

....indeed, the NTSB report is here
http://www.ntsb.gov/ntsb/brief.asp?e...13X29141&key=2

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Dylan Smith wrote:
On 2007-04-19, Dave J wrote:

The second movie, where a Baron hits the cockpit of a 747 and the


In a flash of cruel irony, if I remember right, the Baron used in that
film really did end up crashing in a mid air collision a few years
later....

...indeed, the NTSB report is here
http://www.ntsb.gov/ntsb/brief.asp?e...13X29141&key=2

Man, speaking about contractions and abbreviations, what the *heck* is
up with that NTSB report????

Happy Flying!
Scott Skylane

Scott Skylane wrote:
Dylan Smith wrote:
...indeed, the NTSB report is here
http://www.ntsb.gov/ntsb/brief.asp?e...13X29141&key=2

Man, speaking about contractions and abbreviations, what the *heck* is
up with that NTSB report????

Now we know where text-messaging abbreviations originated. ;-)

"Scott Skylane" wrote in message
...
Dylan Smith wrote:
On 2007-04-19, Dave J wrote:

The second movie, where a Baron hits the cockpit of a 747 and the


In a flash of cruel irony, if I remember right, the Baron used in that
film really did end up crashing in a mid air collision a few years
later....

...indeed, the NTSB report is here
http://www.ntsb.gov/ntsb/brief.asp?e...13X29141&key=2

Man, speaking about contractions and abbreviations, what the *heck* is up
with that NTSB report????


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