Airport '77

Airport '77 is the second sequel in the Airport franchise.Boeing 747 is carrying some valuable art of wealthy philanthropist Philip Stevens.A group of art thieves hijack the plane and soon they crash it to the Bermuda triangle.The passengers survive but... Full review

I was looking at Airplane on wikipedia a few weeks ago, i then clicked on a link that was "Airport" and that's how i found out about this series of disaster flicks. I decided to watch this on Sky Movies... Full review

1st watched 8/12/2007 - 6 out of 10(Dir-Jerry Jameson): Surprisingly appealing rescue movie despite some of the silly characterizations and typical goofiness that tends to accompany these type of movies. The thing that the movie does well is hold your... Full review

I loved this film growing up.I have even become a flight attendant because of this film and the movie Survive ( the Rene Cardeno Jr version).I could pick this movie to bits. However I will not as it is there... Full review

Following the not-so-spectacular "Airport 1975" comes "Airport '77" which is a welcome addition to the Disaster Movie genre. In typical "Airport" fashion, a routine plane ride, this time carrying various celebrities and other high-profile people, gets into some trouble when... Full review

Gazillionaire James Stewart is shipping his collection of art to a museum and he's using his private jet to fly the collection and a few friends down to meet him in Florida. Of course this attracts the attention of a... Full review

OK, so this isn't the greatest film ever made, but not all films have to be Shakespeare to be entertaining. I mean, have you seen some of the garbage big stars make today? It's not all for the Oscars, believe me.... Full review

James Stewart, plays an Ageing Millionaire who owns a priceless artwork collection ,which is due to be flown to his museum, on his state of the art 747, Among the artwork their are several VIP's and Stewart's estranged daughter,who are... Full review

Ok, so the plot has some holes in it but the cast does very well with what they have to work with. Jack Lemmon and Darren McGavin turn in above average performances which are quite believeable. Same goes for Christopher... Full review

Of all the disaster flicks, this seems to be the one I enjoy most, perhaps it was the first one I would see. But looking back at the hot pants in Poseidon Adventure & Dunaway's dress and the tuxedoes in... Full review

Jack Lemmon is the unfortunate pilot, and Christopher Lee shows up along with Brenda Vaccaro, Joseph Cotten, and Olivia de Havilland. Oxygen (and credibility) grows short, and Jimmy Stewart plays an art collector targeted for a heist. ... Full Review

Airport 77 goes down as a really dull film. The movie performed well at the box office. Actually, the best performance of the lot and the only one that stands out from the crowd comes from Lee Grant. ... Full Review