D.A.R.Y.L (1985) SR-71 BLACKBIRD!!
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- Published on Jan 4, 2014
- A Great Scene from My All Time Favorite Movie D.A.R.Y.L (1985) (ALL Rights Owned by "Paramount Pictures") I do not own this material and only hope that Paramount will allow me to keep it on RUclip. This Fantastic Childhood classic cannot be found in stores anywhere! I post this material with only the intent to show my Admiration for this Wonderful Movie and to encourage others to look up the film and buy it online for themselves as it is well worth the money! I profit nothing from putting up this clip.
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Imagine Daryl now . Hes probably gonna boost a F-22 raptor now!
Not as fast as the Blackbird but more agile.
“FIREFLY 1, ABORT....ABORT!!!!”
The imagination sure did make a lot of great classics.
Area 51 stormers using this for research lol
... because they leave those planes fueled up and ready to fly with nobody in the hanger watching them.
Its a film about a robot that looks like a 10yo boy and you worry about a plane having fuel.
Theres my father robert lee arnold sr impressive aint he
1:13 the faces of a defeated army... "We could try to shoot him and then be responsible to damage a f*****g expensive plane, or just let him roll out and see him go off at speeds and hights no other plane or rocket can match now or in the future (2019 calling in: Nope, still wont catch him without extensively planed "slingshoot-maneuvers")... damnhesgoneallreadywellletscallitaday..."
#Archillect
Got to love all these back seat pilots commenting on a kids film, as if its real life. LOL
Truly one of the most inspiring scenes in 80s cinema... Who cares if it isn't factually accurate. How many young people fell in love with this plane because of this scene?? I did...
As a kid I actually thought you could just fly away with a blackbird like that.
Boo spy like me
Странно,как парня не раздавило перегрузками....
He should have stole the B52
JETFIRE
good movie, a future look into the super soldier shadow government research program
True TO U ... FOREVER This Guy's in Love with You 💝🌿🌻🌷🌹😍
Hands down the greatest aircraft of all time!
nice sound general electric j 58 engine
Pratt & Whitney, not GE. And yeah, it's pretty close to real, but no external starters, just the TEB kick and the takeoff sequence were accurate enough. No embellishment needed for the afterburner shockwaves tho.
I love that movie 🎥 and that’s been my favorite airplane ever since
full error movie the blackbird have a 45 000 l of fuel but for take off we need onley 15000 l because its too heavy for take off with full fuel capacity and no PW j 58 start with apu maybe this movie its base with a A 12 because the first A 12 have a pw j 75 engine but on the movie its a sr 71 a the j75 its starts wiath internal apu
+a labbe Um, no. The A-12 deployed with J58 engines as well. It was the first test article that used the J75 because the J58 wasn't ready.
and a nice TEB kick which makes everyone jump
a labbe Son, the 71 never had a APU. It was started by a Buick V8 modified engine. True story, you can check it out
Smart son of a bitch to turn off the homing beacon while he ejects the seat so the transmitter is turned off too much of a great escape
Best part of the movie right here!
"A child with a stick of chewing gum has just rendered your hundred million dollars of hardware useless. Any suggestions?"
@Psy McDad
Certainly. Thanks for your comment.
@Mark Martin Thank you for your answer. I am aware. I just try to justify my sense of 'lo an behold, that s**t is awesome!' to myself. :3
@Psy McDad
It wouldn't be in the air if they'd shot out the tires. Real guards in the US Air Force don't stare idly as the thing they're supposed to be guarding rolls toward the tarmac.
It's all moot, though, because the SR-71 never sat in the hangar all gassed up and ready to go.
@Mark Martin The plane was allready a couple miles up in the air at that point. So, the guards are excused for now. :3
Yea rub a piece of ice on it and it will come right off.
The piece is Romantic...until that obnoxious slide whistle...
THIS is the movie that solidified my love of the blackbird.
Seeing X-Men first class made me cry after seeing the trailer.
It is, always has been, and always will be one of the most beautiful craft ever built. Perfect lines and shape to spark the imagination of anyone who looks at her. When I saw the proposed designs for its successor, the SR-72... I damn near threw up. Then I had to take a step back and realize,... NOTHING new they ever design could possibly compare to the original Blackbird.
Everyone keeps commenting on how it's impossible for him to breathe in the plane, or get it started by himself. This is all true.
However, what I found the most humorous, is the SR-71 Blackbird, America's most secret spyplane, is just sitting there with no security guards, all fueled up and ready to go. LOL
Lol .. just begging to be stolen lol
Before we even got the ¨Grand Theft Auto Franchise¨, DARYL initiated the : ¨Grand Theft Black Bird¨ trend.. hahahahah
The Air field is located near a 7 Eleven. Probably....
Dos Vedanya, biches!
Das Vidanya,Tovarichi. Spasiba bol shoi spasiba.
Thank you for posting this.
+Mr. Extreme I think that would important too!
@Jordan Spieth I love this movie. The closest thing to a remake of this was the movie "AI" "Artificial Intelligence" which I really didn't care for all that much. Personally I think today's Hollywood lacks the substance to do a remake of Daryl with any kind of justice. What makes Daryl great is that it has so many of the elements that are missing from today's movies, Movies don't seem to have much heart and soul anymore. It's like they all come out of the same CGI bubble gum machine. As such very little stands out as being all that unique anymore. Just my personal oppinion. I suppose I could see a remake of this being good if it was done by the right people and focused more on realism, human emotions, and character development rather then on all the fluff.
+Mr. Extreme Do you think this movie deserves a remake?
+Jordan Spieth No problem
Hey military nerds: Nobody cares about the various nuances of operating an SR-71 in real life.
Although it is amusing to watch all of you go on about it.
true
Heh, true enough. But we do go on righteous fits when a movie company decides to go for good theater, circumventing practical physics. Interstellar, flipped that concept upside down with the black hole scene. That, was about as real as they can get.
He spiked the turbines with tri-ethyl borene gas and manually started the engines all by himself.
Yup and then fill her up after take off thanks to his computer chip.
+BIG AL ONE Yeah. No Chevy engines reeving them up, either. And magically didn't have to refuel right after takeoff. He is a robot, though, so maybe he could get away with not having a pressure suit.
D.A.R.Y.L reminds me of WAR GAMES and IRON EAGLE
Its always about some KID , who tries to mess with the Military :)
I've always wanted to fly an F-16 while listening to Queen.
I love the sound that sr71 makes when it fires it's engines... I need a new subwoofer to experience it better
David Jimenez you and me both dude badass scene from that sr71
+David Jimenez Watch Final Approach. First all digital surround sound movie.
Interesting fact about the SR-71 - it can't take off on a full tank of gas. It's too heavy. You have to take off with very little fuel, then refuel in the air, then be sure to land when the fuel's almost empty again.
@mark clark is was the tires not the landing gears. Most sr71 crashes where caused by tire faliures
Jim Snow lol
@Jim Snow Sorry to have to tell you that whoever taught that class didn't know what they were talking about. That or they never looked in the now declassified flight manual www.sr-71.org/blackbird/manual/2/2-54.php Single engine refueling was hardly "normal" as evidenced by this page from the same manual www.sr-71.org/blackbird/manual/3/3-56.php also unlike any jet fighter engine at the time the engine and afterburner required ignition from a shot of TEB with each engine only having 16 shots www.sr-71.org/blackbird/manual/1/1-9.php so on a real world mission there was a finite number of times you could "cut" an engine as you say and then restart it.
Yeah only takes a script writer.