Flight World War II

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4.4/10

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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.

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IMDb RATING

4.4/10

2.5K

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See production info at IMDbPro

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Trivia
The air to ground (land mattress), air to air missiles (R4M), and the Luftwaffe jets actually existed at the time, were being tested, or being built within a couple years of the date the story takes place.

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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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.