Turbulence (1997)

Turbulence: Directed by Robert Butler. With Ray Liotta, Lauren Holly, Brendan Gleeson, Hector Elizondo. After a shootout on a flight transporting prisoners, a flight attendant must outwit a smooth-talking serial killer and land the plane herself.

“I happen to love movies that take place on airplanes, maybe because theyu0026#39;re usually, or always about the same thing: A terrorist (or more) hijacks the plane and threatens to kill the passengers, sometimes along with the pilot. Plus, thereu0026#39;s a storm too, making matters worse. Thatu0026#39;s basically all you can do in an airplane movie. The only exception is u0026quot;Snakes on a Planeu0026quot;. Anyway, I had a good time the whole way through, even though I think the film could have used more characters (and complications), and a flight attendant who is a lot more smarter. This flight attendant, played by Holly, isnu0026#39;t very bright, even for a victim. Maybe she should have been the one choked to death. The other stewardess, played by Hicks, is more interesting. Besides, arenu0026#39;t the victims killed off in horror movies usually the not-so-smart ones? I suppose I could give the movie credit for trying something a little different.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003e*** out of ****”