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Flight World War II

  • 2015
  • Not Rated
  • 1h 25m
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4.5/10
2.9K
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Flight World War II (2015)
After Flight 42 travels through a storm they find themselves in France, 1940, during World war II.
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After Flight 42 travels through a storm they find themselves in France, 1940, during World war II.After Flight 42 travels through a storm they find themselves in France, 1940, during World war II.After Flight 42 travels through a storm they find themselves in France, 1940, during World war II.

  • Director
    • Emile Edwin Smith
  • Writers
    • Jacob Cooney
    • Bill Hanstock
  • Stars
    • Faran Tahir
    • Robbie Kay
    • Aqueela Zoll
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    4.5/10
    2.9K
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    • Director
      • Emile Edwin Smith
    • Writers
      • Jacob Cooney
      • Bill Hanstock
    • Stars
      • Faran Tahir
      • Robbie Kay
      • Aqueela Zoll
    • 132User reviews
    • 3Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
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    Faran Tahir
    Faran Tahir
    • William Strong
    Robbie Kay
    Robbie Kay
    • Corporal Nigel Sheffield
    Aqueela Zoll
    Aqueela Zoll
    • Cameron Hicks
    Matias Ponce
    Matias Ponce
    • Daniel Prentice
    Howard Gordon
    • Older Nigel
    Alberto Barros Jr.
    • Hector
    Adam Blake
    Adam Blake
    • Adam Kruger
    David Campfield
    David Campfield
    • Nathan
    Angie Téodora Dick
    Angie Téodora Dick
    • Briana
    • (as Angie Dick)
    Daniel Fieber
    • Jackson
    Vi Flaten
    Vi Flaten
    • Theresa
    Blaine Gray
    Blaine Gray
    • Michael
    Radmar Agana Jao
    Radmar Agana Jao
    • Bennett
    Erik MacRay
    • German Officer
    Daniel Mentz
    • German Pilot
    Tyler Messner
    • Father
    Jonathan Nation
    Jonathan Nation
    • Jon
    Mike Quirk
    Mike Quirk
    • Dale
    • Director
      • Emile Edwin Smith
    • Writers
      • Jacob Cooney
      • Bill Hanstock
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    User reviews132

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    anthonywayneseiler

    Better than expected

    This movie has been available for some time through a couple of streaming channels, and was always reluctant to watch it, just the premise and title screamed "bad B movie". Anyway, I was pleasantly surprised, it was by no means a great movie, but it kept me interested enough to finish it and it wasn't completely insulting to one's intelligence. The real payoff was the very ending if the movie. It's not often that even a high budget movie surprises me, but this movie had a very nice surprise at the end that made the whole movie worth watching.
    7mikevonbach

    Come on guys STOP all the negative comments . IT"S a syfy film . FUN

    This was a great Sunday Afternoon movie which is exactly When I viewed it. This

    review is for the arm chair writers and directors that couldn't write their 5th

    grade essay on what i did on my summer vacation . So what some of the facts

    were off. No one's life was in danger.It's all make believe for entertainment

    Why do we find so much fault. I didn't understand the last part when the old

    man showed the pilot his journal on the events I agree it could have been better ,,,,But BEN HUR could have been better also . I think the Actors in this film were well cast and the FX WAS good for a (B) grade film .
    4attbro

    Not great, but not that bad.

    There will be a lot of reviews pointing out the historical inaccuracies and errors made within the film, and I won't refute that. When viewing for the first time I expected these faults in the writing and took them into account. It isn't the worst movie of all time, nor is it the best. The acting is sketchy and the graphics are average at best, but that's not what this flick is for. Of course there are things wrong with it, but that's the point. The film wasn't made for the purpose of historical accuracy, but as a simple sci-fi, action picture that would provide 90 minutes of entertainment. But when you see a description of a passenger aircraft from 2015 travelling through time to 1940, what did you honestly expect? Not a horrible movie, I'd recommend it to anyone who likes basic action and a bit of corny drama.
    deventhakkar

    Stop hating this movie and just be positive, despite the flaws.

    Flawed at some places but overall quite fascinating, entertaining popcorn thriller. I watched Flight World War II at outness and I really liked it. The plot storyline is quite interesting. International Airways Flight 42 from Washington Dulles to London Heathrow travels through a storm and is transported to the skies over France in June 1940. Although the crew tampered with history and all of this is history fiction and science fiction, this was a perfect, dazzling popcorn thriller. Terrific performances from the cast, spectacular and realistic visual effects and uncertainties/mystery and suspense after the plane flies through the storm makes this film truly one of my favorite popcorn filled thrillers. Have you ever heard of Summer Fun? Well, this is one of the films. It's tense, taut and energetic and was TRULY one hell of a ride. The CGI visuals of the planes, war zone bombings and gunfire was so spectacular, realistic and amazing. This is a really good animation effort to bring history to life.

    Overall, 10/10. Stop hating the film and just be positive even though it has flaws. Bring your popcorn and enjoy the show!
    5m_lecarre

    Give It A break - It's Entertainment Folks.

    Why all the negative reviews based upon the lack of factual accuracy in this movie? Did Hello Dolly really sing along with Walter Matthau, or how about 'Don't call me Shirley . . .' What's 'wrong' with ridiculous when it comes to totally fictional movies whose sole purpose is to entertain and not inform. The Kirk Douglas movie had a big budget and was meant to be taken a little more seriously, but if time travel is a fact then I missed it in physics class :) Point is, if you base an entire movie on what is currently a totally fictional premise why do you need to get other scientific 'facts' straight before the movie can be enjoyable. How many movies are based on the Zombie Loonies Threaten The Earth? Have you seen many real zombies kicking around the streets lately - and no, I'm not talking about politicians so you can't count them okay:) It was obvious that the director was on a restricted budget (it is a B movie after all) and wasn't going for realism, rather he made an entertaining somewhat tongue-in-cheek movie. Not the best acting in the world, not the best of anything, but like so many other movies it was a decent entertaining watch none the less. I didn't consider my time wasted at all but then I like Sci-Fi anything and especially time travel movies even if they are, or sometimes especially if they are in the B movie class. 5 stars from me.

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    • Trivia
      The Boeing 757 had a maximum speed of 659mph, a maximum range of 3900 NML, and a maximum ceiling of 42,000 ft compared to the Me 262's Maximum speed of 560 mph, Maximum range of 650 miles, and a maximum ceiling of 37,570 ft. The 757 could have easily pulled and climbed away from the Me 262
    • Goofs
      The German Me 262 jet used an MK 108 cannon that fired 30×90RB mm projectiles, sometimes explosive. When co-pilot is shot, his wound is typical of a gunshot wound. In reality, a person shot by such a high caliber shell would likely be nearly torn in half and die instantly.
    • Quotes

      Cameron Hicks: What are you working on?

      Older Nigel: When you get my age you have to keep on top of things

    • Connections
      References Quantum Leap (1989)

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    • Release date
      • June 2, 2015 (United States)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
    • Languages
      • English
      • German
    • Also known as
      • Flight 1942
    • Filming locations
      • Remmet Studios - 8033 Remmet Ave, Canoga Park, California, USA
    • Production companies
      • The Asylum
      • Sanctuary Enterprises
      • Slightly Distorted Productions
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    • Runtime
      • 1h 25m(85 min)
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Dolby Digital
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.78 : 1

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