Airplane!

The two leading characters are magnified heroes: undertaking impossible tasks, looking disaster directly in the eye, and saving lives despite their fear and ineptitude. Much of the humor in this film comes from taking traditionally cliched characters and stereotypes to new heights: a singing nun, a gay airline worker, two jive-talking African-Americans, Girl Scouts in a "brutal" fistfight, a substance abuser, even a sleazy pedophile.

The frequent sexual innuendo, fast-paced sexual references, exaggerated romantic behavior, even brief nudity (bare breasts, a thong), all are meant to be funny and, in many instances, parody sexuality from other movies. A sequence reenacts the iconic shoreline love scene from From Here to Eternity. There are suggestive magazine covers, a silly sexual encounter between a woman and an inflatable vinyl airline pilot, and a brief shot of an obscured gynecological exam, and a slick pedophile makes sly verbal comments to a young boy (including "Have you ever seen a grown man naked, Tommy?"). 

Trans World Airlines, Coca-Cola, Tupperware, U.S. News & World Report, Tab, Gatorade, Boys' Life magazine.