ptkw-68489
Ufff.... I can't believe I watched it actually to the end. I deserve 10 stars. I simply CANNOT imagine, on what kind of glue was the story writer. The "parachute" in darkness dropped from zombie airplane ? And English found it in minutes.. And after crappy fight with Germans, they used it right away? That's too much excitement... Oh boy....
Michael O'Keefe
Captain William Strong (Faran Tahir) is the pilot of a mundane flight to London, when Flight IR42 flies through a mysterious wormhole that pulls craft, crew and passengers into a World War ll war zone in 1940's France. Dodging anti-aircraft fire provides major turbulence and danger; Captain Strong is open for suggestions on how to get back to the century they belong and do it before the German Luftwaffe hits them dead on. Enter help in the form of a British radio Corporal Nigel Sheffield (Robbie Kay), who believes this outlandish situation can be reversed.Other players include: Aqueela Zoll, Adam Blake, Angie Dick, Blaine Gray, Matias Ponce and David Campfield.
Enrique Sanchez
Forget all the naysayers who have NOTHING to say except the planes were not accurate or this plot line or that plot line should have not have been used, or should have been expanded upon. Let them write and finance their own movies, and we'll see.Apparently, a lot of people who think they should be in the movie business are clearly SUPERIOR to the rest of us. Let them scream in horror.THIS was a fun movie, full of tense moments and intriguing ideas that were delivered quite well to my eyes and mind. Maybe I am into mawkishness as another reviewer derided. I plainly do NOT care. This movie was an interesting ride and never wallowed in sweetness or pointless tangents that were not crucial to the story at hand.I recommend it highly to anyone who has not sunk in the mire of superciliousness in their own jaded lives.
james-203-429510
As a concept I thought it was very creative, but let down by amateur script and direction. Things happen that do not advance the story, and a shed load of what you think are sub-plots end up as pointless dead-ends. the lost plane faces Nazi planes powered by jet engine and even face numerous surface-to-air missiles. The explanation for this anachronism is non- satisfactory and again is never touched on again once explained. The acting is mixed. There are in fact some very good actors, but there are some real shockers too. the concept was interesting to me, as I love time travel movies, but this one was a corker, with more holes in it than the plane at the end of the movie. Avoid.
