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Bookmark or Share- Translating the Jive dialogue - Movies & TV Stack ExchangeIn the 1980 movie Airplane, there are two memorable scenes in which two guys (and in the later scene, an older woman) speak "Jive" to each other. The transcripts of the scenes in question are below...
- How do they film "flying human" scenes? - Movies & TV Stack ExchangeThe primary technique used for flying stunts are wire harnesses and then wire removal. The actors wear a harness which is connected to wires that suspend the actor in mid-air. If the scene is filmed in front of a green screen (chroma keying), then the wires can be removed automatically in most cases, before the background is added.
- Meaning and purpose of the flying saucer in Fargo season 2“Very early on, I asked, ‘What is our Mike Yanagita?'” Hawley said. “Mike Yanagita was the character in the movie ‘Fargo’ who Marge met after being friends in high school and they had a meal, and he talked about marrying his high school sweetheart and then she died and he was so lonely. But then, later, you found out he made all ...
- Why is "Airplane!" called "Flying High!" in some countries?According to Wikipedia, the movie Airplane! is called Flying High! in Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Japan, and the Philippines. At the same time, Netflix in Australia calls this movie Airplane! and not Flying High!. I have looked online for some reasonable explanations as to why this is so, but nothing seems like a reasonable explanation.
- realism - How can the canyon at the flight training base exactly match ...Combined with the complete lack of mountains around the target, I think we are intended to believe that the walls they are flying through in the training sequence are outside of the simulated walls of the mission. (ie, it's a canyon, but bigger and/or flatter than the one they will actually be flying through)
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