Cabin Pressure (Hijack'd) (2001)
LOW LEVEL VIOLENCE, LOW LEVEL SEX SCENE
| Director: | Alan Simmonds |
| Actors: | Craig Sheffer, Rachel Hayward, Francoise Yip, Winston Rekert, Mike Kopsa, Jason Low, John Pyper-Ferguson, Jane Sowerby, Nels Lennarson, Alexandria Mitchell |
A fully automated commercial jetliner is prepared to make its maiden voyage. Without an on-flight pilot, the craft relies on satellite linking for its course. But when the plane suddenly deviates from its determined route, it becomes evident that the craft has been hijacked by someone, somewhere in the United States.
| Status: | Normal |
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| Run time: | 90mins |
| Origin: | CANADA |
| Aspect Ratio: | 16:9 Enhanced |
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Member Reviews (14)
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Wayne S.
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Graeme A.
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Bernadette B.
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There are much better B-Grade disaster movies out there. The plot on this one was predictable and it lacked the build-up that good disaster movies have. Honestly I couldn't have cared less if the plane fell from the sky as there was no development of the characters of the folks on board the plane.
And whoever thought a Canadian in an American movie should do an Australian accent should be shot: Winston Rekert as the bad guy did the worst Aussie accent in movie history.
Cheryl B.
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Kristie A.
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Good story in ways but could have had little more action.No suspence.
Halfway2ForeveR
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This reminded me of a US tele-movie. Save your time and watch an entertaining movie instead
Dale S.
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Low budget, poor acting and boring.
Terry C.
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It wasn't too bad. seen better
Fred W.
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Linda Craig
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A twist on airline disaster movies with a computer controlled plane being hijacked from the ground, by an Aussie with a very different accent (played by John Pyper-Ferguson). Kept me interested till the end. My fav in this genre is still the original Airport, and Airport '75.
Jennifer Gibson
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Jane
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Dreadful boring movie with a terrible american trying to be an aussie sounding more like a South African/New Zealander.
Harry Betschwar
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Karren Gibbens
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