We missen Boudewijn nog steeds. Wat zou hij van het vervelende Wokeisme van nu hebben gevonden in het Ned. medialandschap? Alwaar je nog steeds wel een mening mag hebben, maar dan wel de jùiste. Enfin, we mogen blij zijn dat hij deze huidige crisistijd niet hoeft mee te maken waarin zelfs onze eigen zgn. 'overheid' meewerkt aan de uitroeiing van alles wat ons lief is in de land. En aan de uitroeiing van onszelf.

Mooie docu.

Een man met veel kennis van de meest bizarre zaken door de geschiedenis heen, helaas heel vaak een mengeling van waarheid en een rijke fantasie, neemt niet weg dat het altijd facinerende televisie opleverde, vol controversies, een persoonlijke obsessie met idolen, eilanden en obscure locaties, toch mocht ik hem wel, zeker een markant mannetje

The best film action

Als mens kun je uit of aan staan en stralen in alle daar bijhorende lelijkheid

als je het goed verzint is het net zo goed waar .. en zeker weten .. ergens is het waar !! En ergens is ook hier en nu want alles bestaat in een flits en de geheugen schaduw erna ... ik hield wel van büch

I’m stunned. This begins with Chris Gilmore, an old friend, long ago deceased from a brain tumor. I couldn’t believe my eyes. We spent much time in Essaouira, Morocco in the 80s drinking and sailing in his homemade sailing boat. He was such a storyteller. We lived at the Beau Rivage on the main square. He certainly liked his weed. His ex, Anita, I think lives in Kathmandu though I couldn’t find her when I was there a few months ago. Great memories. Thanks, whoever did this video. Parenthetically, I met George Whitman when looking for my girlfriend’s sister who worked there. She moved to Fontainebleau with her French lover so George asked if I wanted a job. I was on the road but accepted. I ended up that night running the register despite not knowing the French coinage. Good memories, now from Nebraska. But I’m getting out! Despite loving the cornfields and cattle the people are reserved, shall we say. Mexico, Paraguay, Morocco, Egypt and back to Burma. Cheers.

It turns me up

I was angry in the 80's too

Ik vond Buch's programma' vaak heel interessant. Nadat z'n dood kwam uit dat je bijna niet een woord van hem kon geloven. Dat vond ik zeer teleurstellend. Daarna kijk je met andere ogen naar zijn programma'...

Have been looking for this online for years...can't remember where and when I saw it but think of it often. Thank you!

back when our species had fathers, was such an odd time.

RIP Louis Gossett Jr who starred in this movie as Chappy Sinclair

That is faster than a olympic runner to outrun a missile in the tower,At 2:41 doug deploy langing gear but 2:44 the gear is still retracted. After landing were did the boarding ladder came from

Proud American i was born in the most coolest nation in human history

Good rock

*'Attack them through the flames'* Probably the most ridiculous order ever given by a military officer in a film.....

Brian l Nealy strike a cord?

Whats the rock song?

Bijzondere man. Veel van de geïnterviewden die hem kenden komen wel een beetje zuur over.

What this song?

Mooie documentaire, bedankt voor het posten.

David Suchet used German WW2 riboon bars on his Arabic uniform. So his caracter was in the SS division from Bosnia back in WW2.

Dank voor het delen!!!

The 80s had such a sense of optimism about them, and this movie really tapped that zeitgiest. And the Power Metal tracks play so well with the slaughter montages.

Anyone know the melodic song in the beginning? Completely forgot this masterpiece 😮

This was filmed with help from the Israelis because apparently the U.S. Air Force told the production team "Nope. Not gonna help you." One look at the script and it's easy to see why. If they signed off on this movie, they would basically be saying, "Oh yeah, our security is so lax and sloppy that our pilots regularly take their sons up in our aircraft."

I never knew that the dandy, dapper detective Hercule Poirot was a badass fighter pilot from a fictional Arab country. You learn something new every day.🤔

Yes, the magical Hades bomb when she can drop while going straight along the axis of the runway but which explodes perpendicular to it. Very smart bomb. And is an flaming fortress against the enemy trying to cross it. Attack them through the flames is one of my most beloved phrases

I love how Doug has unlimited ammo for that F16C lol

1:02 "YOU SON OF A BITCH!!" 😡😡😡😡

The only thing I always pictured as better for this scene is if the Hades bomb had landed on the foot soldiers and blew them to bits. Way cooler than it just serving as a barrier.

Ohhh mannnn. I watched this in the theater as a kid. I loved it. I'll still watch it occasionally, and I still watch it through the lense of my childhood eyes. I overlook all of the bad dialog, the low-budget practical effects, and the horrible computer cockpit effects. But there was no internet, back then, and flight Simulators were just barely a thing, and the graphics were probably 16-color. Nobody knew what an actual F-16 HUD or HDD looked like, let alone what threats would look like on display. So, as a kid, you believed what Hollywood showed you. If you want to "fairly" judge the "CG" or practical effects of a film, you have to look at similarly budgeted films of that year did (and prior years), and what the top films with the huge budgets did. For it's time, "Iron Eagle" was pretty good, and had a lot of cool action!

The baddie is BBC Poirot!

This is what happens when you give the keys to a fully armed F-16A to an 18 year old, lol. They single handedly go to war to rescue their Dad, while bombing out to rock music! Hells yea!

ICONIC

Awesome, where i can buy this kit ?

😉👍💯

Can I know the rim specification and its offset,, also the tire size

You cant drop ordnance with the landing gear down on military jets , Hollywood bloopers just fyi !

2:54 - *ATTACK THEM THROUGH THE FLAMES!!!!*

Hi What tires did U use on those 20 inch rims?

I have 2020 model if I go for 20 inch rims would it affect the car in a bad way?

Love this Vidal video. I am a huge fan