Nowhere to Land

Téléfilm
2000
1h 30m

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Christine Elise and Jack Wagner in Nowhere to Land (2000)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA pilot must safely land a 747 on which deadly nerve gas has been planted.A pilot must safely land a 747 on which deadly nerve gas has been planted.A pilot must safely land a 747 on which deadly nerve gas has been planted.

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5,1/10

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Anecdotes
All external airplane shots are taken from Décision au sommet (1996), so the fictitious airline had to have the same name as in that movie, "Oceanic".

Gaffes
While the rest of the aircraft interior set looks authentic, the cockpit is amateurish. The bars between the panes of glass on the windscreen are from domestic windows and the instrumentation is unrealistic.

Connexions
Edited from Décision au sommet (1996)

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One of TBS's best originals!

This is a great show. They put suspense into saving, not the world, but a single 747. And it's no secret agent doing it. It's just a regular pilot. And his co-pilot. Original plot about a psycho out for revenge. He bombs a plane, and while they have to disarm it, the FBI's gotta catch him in order to find out how to disarm the bomb. When he dies, the greatest (and almost only) hope for the plane explodes itself. What's kind of stupid is the moment they think they've disarmed the bomb- almost the very second- they learn there's a back-up trigger. But it's still a lot of suspense for 1 plane. I'm impressed with TBS.