Fire: Trapped on the 37th Floor

Filme para televisão
1991
TV-PG
1 h 34 min

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Action Drama Thriller

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaSusan and Paul are working late on the thirty-seventh floor of a Los Angeles skyscraper. Also in the building are the cleaning staff, security, and some engineers installing sprinklers. As t... Ler tudoSusan and Paul are working late on the thirty-seventh floor of a Los Angeles skyscraper. Also in the building are the cleaning staff, security, and some engineers installing sprinklers. As the water pumps are switched off so that work on the sprinklers can continue, a fire starts... Ler tudoSusan and Paul are working late on the thirty-seventh floor of a Los Angeles skyscraper. Also in the building are the cleaning staff, security, and some engineers installing sprinklers. As the water pumps are switched off so that work on the sprinklers can continue, a fire starts on the twelfth floor.

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Based on the real-life 1988 fire at the First Interstate Bank Tower in downtown Los Angeles, California, the lobby scenes for this movie were shot at the neighboring Wells Fargo Bank building. Years later, Wells Fargo acquired First Interstate Bank and its various banking subsidiaries.

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When the fire fighters are on the 10th floor fighting the fire. You can see the brush strokes on the wall where the fire gel was applied.

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"This Is One We're Gonna Remember!"...

With a handful of people working late in an office tower, the building's water supply is shut off for maintenance, including the sprinkler system. In addition, the fire alarm system has been experiencing a lot of false alarms, making them easy to disregard.

What could possibly go wrong?

FIRE: TRAPPED ON THE 37TH FLOOR is pretty much explained by its title. Once the fire is finally discovered, the mood shifts from nonchalance to full-on panic. Based on actual events, the story is, of course, fleshed out with human tragedy and triumph. As made-for-TV disaster films go, this one is pretty good. Lisa Hartman plays one of those trapped high above, while Lee Majors is the Deputy Fire Chief on the scene.

For such a moderately-budgeted production, the fire itself is impressive. It actually seems like a building is being consumed by it. The firefighters also come across as realistic. Majors plays his role with solemn command.

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