One of the few films, along with some of Monty Python's best stuff, that left me laughing
so hard I was actually in pain.
A brilliantly funny spin on disaster movies in general, airplane disaster movies more
specifically and specifically a serious 1950s B-movie called 'Zero Hour'. Indeed,
whole chunks of this are taken from 'Zero Hour almost verbatim, but just played
with the right warped sensibility to make you realize how funny all those all
cliches can be.
Full of amazing comic performances, including many by actors who had always been
thought of much more as serious dramatic actors (Lloyd Bridges, Leslie Nielsen)
clearly having the time of their lives.
So many memorable bits and moments it's hard to even start counting them all.
This edition is also full of fun extra goodies.
If you haven't seen this yet you really, really owe it to yourself to finally get to it.