I just wanna tell everybody in the comment section: Good luck. We're all counting on you.

For years afterward, whenever Leslie Nielsen would take a flight, he would pop into the cockpit and say I just wanted to wish you both good luck, we are all counting on you, and walk out. True story

"Looks like I picked the wrong week to quit sniffing glue." Always gets me laughing so hard. This is what I love about movies from this era.

Watching a Budweiser truck, and ice cream truck, a cement mixer and tractor going out on the runway just makes me LOL!!

Leslie Nielsen is the

This will forever be my favorite comedy film. I can't think of any other film with a higher jokes per second ratio. It's like it was made for people with short attention spans like me.

I never realised it until I read it , that they casted serious actors in main roles, and that made it funnier.

Lloyd Bridges hanging upside down after sniffing glue with the camera panning to reveal it gets me every time. Genius.

I just wanted to tell you good luck, we're all counting on you.

I've watched this movie so many times, but only recently noticed the guy in the back grabbing his laundry from a dryer in the control tower scene. That's why the zucker films are so great: There are so many gags, you'll always miss one.

“Captain, maybe we ought to turn on the search lights now”

This movie is beyond hysterical. The cheesy humor of it. So classic. Will never get tired of watching it. 🤣

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Legend has it, he still goes to the site today to tell them both good luck, they're all counting on them

A visual gag that always gets me is the reporters running into the phone booths and knocking it over

The sheer amount of comedy material packed into this one scene is incredible. It doesn't let up for one second.

"Captain, maybe we oughta turn on the searchlights now."

RIP Stephen Stucker who played Johnny. “What do you make of this?” “I can make a hat, or a brooch, or a pterodactyl...”

this was the first movie to ever make me laugh out loud, rolling on the floor, as a kid. Loved it. The sketchy parts totally flew over my head, as a child. As an adult, I got to appreciate the movie in a whole new way lol.

One of the great running gags in this is the sound of propellers playing over the shots of the outside of the airliner. Ridiculous considering it's a jet! :D