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Username: Blackhawk144
Posted 2005-01-13 23:04:02 and read 7403 times.
Hello,
http://www.comingsoon.net/films.php?id=7033
The movie is called "Red-Eye" coming out sometime this year from the director Wes Craven (Scream Movie Franchise). I saw this and thought someone might be interested.
Anthony
Username: MidnightMike
Posted 2005-01-13 23:08:36 and read 7388 times.
Blackhawk144
Yep, I spoke with the President of Dreamworks about this movie several months ago, they are doing the filming some of the filming in California.
Username: Solnabo
Posted 2005-01-13 23:10:08 and read 7379 times.
Wooww, that is SO gotta see movie for me!!! Horror/thriller and aviation in one movie, what more could you ask for 
Micke
Username: MidnightMike
Posted 2005-01-13 23:29:50 and read 7347 times.
Solnabo
What more can you ask? That the movie is good!
Username: Blackhawk144
Posted 2005-01-13 23:32:59 and read 7336 times.
I think MidnightMike hit is right in the spot...ask instead of what more could you ask for, ask for it to be a good movie!
Anthony
Username: QuestAir
Posted 2005-01-13 23:38:07 and read 7325 times.
Saw the movie 'Turbulence' on TNT the other night. Acting was pretty crummy, but they had their technical details down good.
Username: Blackhawk144
Posted 2005-01-13 23:44:47 and read 7294 times.
QuestAir,
Even when the 747 did a barrel roll? Sorry, couldn't resist saying that.
Anthony
Username: FoxBravo
Posted 2005-01-13 23:45:36 and read 7292 times.
My question is, will it take itself seriously or be tongue-in-cheek like the Scream movies? Personally I'd much prefer the latter, but it's hard to tell from that brief synopsis...
Username: Travatl
Posted 2005-01-13 23:47:31 and read 7284 times.
Had their technical details down good? Are you kidding me? Myself and another crewmember went and saw it when it came out, and laughed our asses off throughout the entire thing. It's an AWFUL movie... (I particularly loved the
fact that there were only 2 pilots and 4 flight attendants on a 747-200)...
Username: Uswyjer
Posted 2005-01-14 00:01:23 and read 7260 times.
Here's the IMDB page, sounds like a pretty serious plot,
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0421239/
Username: 747NUT
Posted 2005-01-14 11:25:16 and read 7058 times.
That is one thing I have never understood about Hollywood, is the fact that they will spend millions of dollars just to make sure the dog barking in the background is at the same level every single take, but they almost always get aircraft technical details all wrong.
What don't they want to spend some money on a consultant, or if they did they should fire him and get another one ?
Username: Ryefly
Posted 2005-01-14 17:05:37 and read 6928 times.
This must be the year of aviation suspense thrillers.
Here is another... "Flightplan". It almost sounds like the same movie as "Red-Eye". Hopefully they don't come out at the same time.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0408790/
Username: Aaflt1871
Posted 2005-01-14 17:30:03 and read 6907 times.
Wooww, that is SO gotta see movie for me!!! Horror/thriller and aviation in one movie, what more could you ask for
A set of lesbian flight attendants joining the mile hile club in the aft bathroom when they meet their demise in the movie. 
Username: Solnabo
Posted 2005-01-14 20:41:41 and read 6839 times.
A set of lesbo F/As? Eeeeewwwwwww.......
What I ask for is its a good movie yes, and that they DONT film diffrent a/c in every scene! Most aviation movies use to be 3-4 diffrent a/c, it really ticks me off......Rrrhhhaaaaaaaaaaaa (thats irish!)
Micke 
Username: WhyWhyZed
Posted 2005-01-14 21:55:05 and read 6828 times.
According to IMDB.com it says that in November of 2004...they were filming during night time at an Ontario airport in Canada. Anyone know which airport it was??
I don't recall hearing anything about it in the Hamilton newspapers or Toronto Newspapers.
Maybe YOW?
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