Airport '77
Action • PG • 1977 • 1 hr 54 min
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The most fun Airport to watch overall. Almost as stupid as '79 but without the overemphasis on George Kennedy.
Pretty average disaster movie, this is made pretty much unwatchable because of the existence of Airplane
While it shares the “oh no big trouble we all might die“ plot of the first two, this adds the novelty of water. Skippable, but kinda fun.
Exagerada pero bueno cumple con entretener, interesante como ha cambiado el concepto de las aerolineas, como se acabo el glamur de volar.
Anyone with nerve enough to produce this waste of celluloid gets applause. I bet the title was picked to provide a contemporary sensibility.
Famously despised by its star and completely unbelievable, this TV staple still manages to entertain. So dumb it’s charming. Pass the chips.
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