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The Reel Masala on Instagram: "Grandma Spoke Jive… and All Chaos Broke Loose!😂❤️ 🎥Airplane! (1980) – The Ultimate Flight of Absurdity Airplane! is a hilarious parody of 1970s disaster films, centered on ex-fighter pilot Ted Striker, who must land a commercial flight after the crew falls ill from food poisoning. Packed with rapid-fire jokes, absurd gags, and iconic one-liners (“Surely you can’t be serious”), it redefined slapstick comedy and remains a cult classic for generations of comedy fans

The Reel Masala on Instagram: "Grandma Spoke Jive… and Pure Chaos Took Off 😂✈️❤️ 🎥 Airplane! (1980) – The Flight That Changed Comedy Forever Buckle up for the ultimate parody of 1970s disaster flicks! When the entire flight crew is struck by food poisoning, it’s up to former fighter pilot Ted Striker to land the plane. Packed with absurd gags, lightning-fast punchlines, and unforgettable one-liners (“Surely, you can’t be serious”), Airplane! set a new standard for slapstick comedy and remains