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"You're sloppy on your rolls,"
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"wide on your turns, slow on your straightaways."
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"You've been watching me?"
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"Yeah, watching you make a fool out of yourself."
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"You need to be tighter getting in and out of your knife-edge."
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"- Okay. - Any extra control input costs you speed and seconds."
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"- So, you think I'm overcorrecting? - Absolutely. Rookie mistake."
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"Are you giving me pointers?"
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"No! I'm telling you to forget all this racing malarkey."
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"You just ain't built for it. You're a crop duster!"
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"You don't think I know that?"
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"I'm the one who's been flying back and forth"
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"across the same fields day after day, month after month, for years!"
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"I have flown thousands of miles"
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"and I have never been anywhere."
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"Not like you."
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"You were built to fight, and look what you did!"
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"You're a hero."
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"I'm just trying to prove that maybe, just maybe,"
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"I can do more than what I was built for."
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"You know what? Just forget it."
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"You'll never understand."
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"0500, tomorrow. Don't be late."
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"Wait. 0500?"
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"Yeah, 5:00 a.m."
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"Sparky, binoculars."
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"Those are some mighty clean optics, there."
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"What do you use? Some kind of shammy?"
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"- No, no, it's a special microfiber cloth. - Microfiber."
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"Yeah, lint-free, scratch-free. I'll get you some."
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"I got an ex-Navy buddy who sells them to me wholesale."
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"I helped him set up his web..."
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"Knock it off. We got a lot of work to do."
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"- I'll hook you up. - Thanks."
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"All right, Dusty, remember this."
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"It ain't how fast you fly, it's how you fly fast."
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"- Roger that. - Show me what you got."
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"Watch this! Oh yeah."
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"Great, you can go up and down. What else?"
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"- Show me your turns. - Here we go!"
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"You think that was good? That stunk! Knife-edge those elm trees."
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"Come on. Keep your nose up!"
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"Hey, Skip."
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"- You want speed, right? - Yeah."
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"- Serious, bolt-rattling speed? - Yeah!"
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"Then look up. Do you see those clouds?"
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"The highway in the sky."
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"Tailwinds like nothing you've ever flown."
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"What are you waiting for?"
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"Come on, power up. Firewall thrust."
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"Max torque, max torque!"
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"All right, looking good."
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"Hold V-Y, Dusty. Max rate, now."
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"Your nose is too high. Get your nose down."
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"You're going to stall. Ease off the pitch. Nose down!"
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"Hey, what are you doing?"
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"What just happened up there?"
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"I'm... I'm low on fuel."
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"Do I look like I was built yesterday?"
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"- No, no. It's a long story. - I got time."
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"Okay, well, you know,"
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"I feel like I was having some problems with my axial compressor so..."
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"The Jolly Wrenches have a motto: Volo Pro Veritas."
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"It means "I fly for truth.""
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"Clearly, you don't."
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"Sparky, push me back to the hangar."
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"I'm afraid of heights."
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"- But you're a plane. - I'm a crop duster."
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"I've never flown over a thousand feet."
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"Are you kiddin'?"
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"Scared of heights and you want to race around the world?"
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"Skip, during the attack of Tujunga Harbor"
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"why, even the P-38s had trouble at high altitudes."
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"Well, they didn't have to fly over the Himalayas, did they?"
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"I'll still be low to the ground, just high up."
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"And after the war, those 38s went on to win races."
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"Really? Is that true?"
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"Yeah, true. Like in the Cleveland race of '46."
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"- For real? - Wait, it gets better."
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"In '49, the P-38 Sky Ranger averaged 337 miles per hour."
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"Wait, 337?"
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"Well, actually 337.4, but they round it down in the record books."
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"Why would you do that?"
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"Some people just have no respect for decimal points."
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"- Yeah, I know. Tell me about it. - I mean, why couldn't they round it up?"
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"- Seriously, he... - All right, all right."
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"So, you're a flat-hatter. We'll work on that."
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"But for now let's see if we can turn low and sloppy into low and fast."
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"Roger that."
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"It'll go like this."
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"The flag marks the start line."
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"Across the cornfield, three silos are waiting for you."
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"Slalom those with a radial-G pass."
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"Wait. "A radial" what pass?"
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"Once you get to the trees,"
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"go to your optimal rate of climb to about 500 feet."
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"Roll inverted and extend, trading altitude for air speed"
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"- and dive toward the finish line. - Okay."
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"You string all that together, you might have a chance to beat him."
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"Who am I racing?"
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"Here he comes."
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"He's a twin commuter pushing about 1500 horsepower."
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"He's pretty high up."
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"You're not racing him, you're racing his shadow."
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"Beat it to the water tower."
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"Let's do this! Thread the silos!"
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"Tighter! Lean into your turns more."
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"- His turns are terrible. - Yeah."
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"Let's go, Dusty. Faster."
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"You're falling behind."
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"Begin your climb and catch him in the dive."
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"Start your dive now."
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"Never mind, you already lost."
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"So, we can increase power or we can decrease drag."
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"Definitely increase power."
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"More torque means more speed."
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"Lousy."
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"Come on, let's work that radial-G turn."
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"Do it again. One more time. Again!"
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"Come on! Push it, Dusty!"
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