the discovery of flight 19

[StAraqiel]

First time I watched the movie, this scene gave me the chills. I'd read about Flight 19. All the planes have disappeared, and then, decades later, they show up in Mexico, with no crew, in perfect working order...brrrr. Eerie.

[MrHideyoursheep]

Yeah too bad the number's of the planes dont match the real planes.I like when they start them up after 32 year's of being nowhere.

[toonsis]

They got lost ran out of fuel and ditched in the Atlantic while thinking they were in the Gulf. They are in the wrong paint for flight 19 but it was a cool scene

[rocko306x]

Spielberg style...nice

[psp11122]

Bermunda Triangle is a real place,But many planes have lost there because our technolagy was not so advanced then.

[ebillyboi]

alien abductions.........the Data....??

how many missing persons.on lists ..........never found?

after counting all possible reasons

thousands each year........

[Pyrosity]

@ebillyboi Flight 19 is well documented if you'd actually read about it. They got lost and ran out of fuel, ditching their planes in the sea.

[galoon]

@Pyrosity That's very true. If Lt. Taylor had simply switched his radio frequency to 3000 kilocycles (the emergency frequency) like the tower operators told him to, they'd have gotten the radio fixes on their position much earlier, and would probably have been able to get the flight home safely. Taylor and his flight, like you said, just milled around out there in approaching darkness and worsening weather until they ran out of gas and ditched in 15-foot seas.

[FizzProductionsXXX]

@Pyrosity recently declassified the last thing they reported was that all their instruments were going haywire and they saw something bright ahead... it was on a documentary on history channel... last words were god be with us...

[Pyrosity]

@FizzProductionsXXX Get a grip on reality.

[Hulkforce103]

CLOSE ENCOUNTERS!

[Jugar]

el sol salio anoche y me canto that sounds like mexican poetry sounds good

[1skin2skin]

alians*

[1skin2skin]

its a film ??!???? (ive seen it like 20 x im not sure about teh asians tho

[1skin2skin]

oops alians not aisans it would be scary if they were tho

[Beamshipcaptain]

Pure Gold!

[El135o]

Hee hee hee! On the TRUE 'theatrical version', we can hear the guys yelling MUCH better when we first see the aircraft.

They're yelling about the planes being "General Motors"--an obvious corporate product placement in 1977, since these planes were made by Grumman.

Note how in this modern re-release, the voices have obviously been buried by the soundtrack music and wind sound effects, so as to hide the mention of the GM brand.

[lolwut71]

happy 32d Anniversary CEK3  --- timeless classic!

[nachoman310]

whats the name of the movie

[kbawesome101]

close encounters of the third kind-an alien movie/ufo

[Hansolo60]

This movie is based on a real story

[AllAboutTheInternet]

THATS HOW U MAKE A VID PURE GOLD!

[Univermag]

"He says the sun came out last night.....he says it sang to him".

[Beamshipcaptain]

I waited in line for over 3-hours in the rain 31-years ago to see this movie at the Ziegfeld in Manhattan. It was worth the wait! The attitude of the government and the military in this film is exactly how they act and do in real life, when dealing with the vast uninformed public, who experience UFOs, and their crews from the vast beyond.

[greatsaif9000]

wow! 32 years ago?!!? and you still remember it!? :)

[Beamshipcaptain]

Like yesterday. It was right before my 16th Birthday, I was a young man, a young researcher and scholar. President Obama is 2 months younger than I am, and I look younger than he does! I remember the 1964 New York Worlds Fair, and I remember when Martin and Bobby were assassinated in 1968.

[imthefrogman]

i remember things when i was 2 years old.. im now 62.

[Beamshipcaptain]

That's a lot of trips around the sun. I'm ony 48, nearly 49.

We must take better care of the planet we ride around on.

Keep watching the skies. And under the waters! I wated in the rain for over 2 hours in Novermber 1977 to see this film at the Ziegfeld in Manhattan, in 70mm and Dolby Stereo. Steve Spielbergs second blockbuster.

Now AVATAR has become the biggest movie of all time!

I have the DVD speciall editions of this wonderful moviie.

[redSG]

Badass movie.

[klakdocjr]

deep space 9 = Mexico

[sam9524]

@klakdocjr whats a deep space 9? and what does it have to do with mexico?

[minecraftfreakian]

@sam9524 it's code for mexico

[sam9524]

@minecraftfreakian code for what?

[minecraftfreakian]

@sam9524 you sound like a year old who has to know everything

[sam9524]

@minecraftfreakian jeeez whatever jerk...

[boyinthedrain]

now THAT'S how you start a movie

[vishwel]

sonora desert,mexico - Dreadful.tsk2x

[IngridO]

learn spanish, loser

[liketanyanot]

I love Bob Balaban. Awesome casting.

[unaborinquenita]

But this is not the scene with the old Mexican.

[unaborinquenita]

El sol salio anoche y me canto.

[unaborinquenita]

Somos los primeros en llegar aqui?

[67Matthew]

indeed....One of the greatest lines in sci-fi history.....

[Chuckjagermeister]

"He said the sun came up last night. He says it sang to him." That is one of the greatest lines in sci-fi.

[bbsmyname]

i was just reading the comments while it was playing and i read the line from your comment at the same time as he said it lol

[A1stakesouce]

OH MY GOD!! i just got done wathcing this movie! that is why i was looking upi light 19.

that move ended kinda stupidly if you ask me.

weird coincedence though

[Sirko11]

what a fuck??