They wanted me to be just like them.Respectable, hardworking, a little house, a family.They drove me crazy with heir goddamn world, Grandma.You know Mom.I guess I""ve always been sheltered and special.I just wanna be anonymous like everybody else.Do my share for my country.Live up to what Grandpa did in he first war and Dad did in the second.Well, here I am, anonymous, all right, with guys nobody really cares about.They come from the end of the line, most of ""em.Small towns you never heard of: Pulaski, Tennessee.Brandon, Mississippi.Pork Bend, Utah.Wampum, Pennsylvania.Two years"" high school""s about it.Maybe if they""re lucky, a job waiting for ""em back in a factory.But most of ""em got nothin"".They""re poor.They""re the unwanted.Yet they""re fighting for our society and our freedom.It""s weird, isn""t it? At the bottom of the barrel, and they know it.Maybe that""s why they call themselves ""grunts"", ""cause a grunt can take it, can take anything.They""re the best I""ve ever seen, Grandma.The heart and soul..."Cheese-dick" newbie Chris"" turn came up, and he was instructed by Tex about how to work the claymore mines hat were set up with detonation cords: "Sure you know how to work the claymores, dude?.]The main criticisms of the albeit intriguing and highly entertaining film were mostly about the many substantial liberties aken regarding the historical Mozart with highly-fictionalized distortions of historical fact to create better drama, including - (1) the fabrication of an intense rivalry between Salieri and Mozart and the many attempts at sabotage to destroy his career that ultimately led to Mozart""s premature demise, (2) the horrible American accents by many of the cast members, representing the vernacular German, (3) Salieri""s portrayal as a mediocre composer (which he wasn""t), and as a chaste bachelor although he was married and had eight children, and reportedly had soprano-pupil Caterina Cavalieri as a mistress, (4) the fact that Mozart had two surviving children instead of only one, and (5) theRequiem Masswas commissioned not by a disguised Salieri but anonymously by a vain, plagiarist - German aristocrat Count Walsegg-Stuppach (known at the time as the mysterious ""Grey Messenger""), and the completion of the unfinishedMasswas by Mozart""s assistant, composer/conductor Franz Xaver Süssmayr - it wasn""t dictated to Salieri.Filming took only a little more than a month, on a budget of $3.5 million, with a whopping domestic revenue take of $83.4 million.It was followed by a less funny ZAZ-lessAirplane II: The Sequel (1982)by director Ken Finkleman.After the success ofAirplane! (1980), ZAZ followed up with:Top Secret! (1984)- a spoof of espionage moviesRuthless People (1986)- an adaptation of an O.Along the way under the heat and lash, many prisoners die.When they stop enroute at the small town of Nazareth for water, the slaves are permitted o drink only after the soldiers and their horses are finished.