The greatest movie ever made..!

n my opinion it was a great movie with some interesting elements, even though having some plot holes and the ending probably was just too messy and crammed together, but still fun to watch and not your casual movie that is similar to all other ones.

The movie's not perfect, but it sticks the landing of its message. It was engaging - thrilling at times - and I personally thought it was a great time.

Yes, absolutely, there is fun to be had, as well as many, many things to go boom, all amid an atmospheric urban jungle.

Taking off on a regular flight, a commercial plane heading for Japan suddenly encounters a series of strange events through their flight that signals something might be onboard with them killing off the passengers and flight crew forcing those left behind to battle the strange nemesis.This here was a decent if slightly flawed effort. Among the more enjoyable aspects of this one is the fact that this one really plays with the concept of the fear of flying incredibly well. This one really generates a lot of potentially intriguing scenarios that generate some healthy suspense tactics throughout here, from the early freakout with the deceased passenger in front of the others or the continuing notion of the plane dropping cabin pressure due to excessive turbulence that rocks the plane. The second such sequence, where it goes into the prolonged shaking that generates the plenty of genuine suspense with the extreme behaviors usually associated with airplane travel and in the process of going through these different scenes and setups the film builds a rather nice and frightening fear of flying. As this builds into the later supernatural scenes that tack onto the fear of flying as well as being rather freaky on their own, from the scenes of the fog appearing in the plane to seeing objects move about behind them and all of the occurrences of the figures seen coming out of the darkness to attack the others which is quite an impressive and really generates some strong moments here in the second half as these scenes are far more frequent in both quantity and intensity. Since these start bumping off the passengers far more frequently, the supernatural tendencies give way to a rather fine twist in the later half where it really has some fun going along with the fun it generates through this setup. These here manage to hold this one up over the few minor flaws. The main issue holding this one down is the fact that there's just no real point to the inclusion of the twist at all. This one doesn't really have any kind of setup or early hints at all throughout here, simply just appearing out of nowhere and coming out of nowhere simply for the sake of having a terrifying final half that doesn't really offer any kind of emotional payoff anyway. There really isn't any way this one offers a kind of early warning about the situation which simply makes the whole thing even more ludicrous than it already is. Likewise, the film also struggles to get going in the early half where nothing much really happens for long stretches of time which makes this a tough one to get going on. The lack of real supernatural action here does manage to make this even tougher to get into with the lack of action to drag out this section of the film. Otherwise, there's not much else in terms of gore or kills to really hold this one back.Rated Unrated/PG-13: Language and Violence.

This film was really good! And what made me think that it would be a good film was that Scout Taylor Compton was in it!! And without her being in it I probably would never have heard of this film as I looked at what movies she'd been in on google. That said, a really good cast overall, and a really good story line! Furthermore, what makes this film at the top end of the spectrum is that it had a really powerful motto behind it! Which is about holding grudges, and that it is unhealthy to hold them in against people. You should let go of all of your grudges, forgive people and live life with a healthy mindset and a clear conscience.Also, the scene where the remaining survivors see their deaths on the news, I think the spokesman was covering up the truth of what really happened by saying that their oxygen masks had failed, when it hadn't was acting like he didn't want to be fired from employment, could suggest why he was giving off an injustice vibe.Finally, on some of the reviews I have read, people have been really confused about the ending and I really don't see how you can be confused, all of the remaining survivors can see themselves dead in their seats and I'm not sure if it is premonition or not because as soon as they let go of all of their grudges, their souls could then be released from their entrapped bodies and they must have had unfinished business else they wouldn't have been able to go to heaven without a clear conscience. At the very end, the last woman was still roaming around because she hadn't emotionally let go of her feelings. Thank you for reading, I'm only 16 and I understood it, so I knew it was gonna be good as it was produced by the Grudge director!! Insane!!!

If the AIRPORT movies weren't enough to keep you from flying, if the disappearance of flight 370 in Malaysia wasn't enough to finish off that fear then FLIGHT 7500 may make you finally swear off flying for good. It takes those elements of what happened and danger in the air and then combines it with the supernatural to make a movie that's safe for most to watch but will offer some truly frightening moments at the same time.Flight 7500 takes off departs Los Angeles and heads out for a long trip across the Pacific towards Tokyo. As with most of the AIRPORT films we get a chance to know the passengers on board, to bring out that human element involved. A flight attendant is having an affair with the captain who promises he's leaving his wife. Two couples are on board in first class on vacation, one of which is dealing with the fact that all of their efforts to have a child have failed. A newlywed couple comprised of a harping wife and respectable husband are seated next to a tattooed and pierced rebel. A con man sits and fools with his cell phone even though he's been told that all electronic devices need turned off. These and others comprise the cast of characters on board the flight.Shortly after the plane takes off but far away enough that they can't just turn around one of the passengers dies. This creates a lot of discomfort among the passengers and his body is taken to the first class area to keep him apart from the others and forcing those in first class to move. After his demise the passengers begin to wonder what he died from and if the rest of them are in any danger. Breaking into his luggage they find a ceremonial death doll, a Shinigami, a doll that is supposed to invite humans to death. Once found, things then begin to happen.A sudden air pressure drop forces the passengers to strap in and put on their oxygen masks. Once settled more oddness occurs and each passenger has their own way of dealing with the events. The con man sneaks up to first class to steal from the dead body. The struggling couple attempt to find out what's really going on. The tattooed girl purports to find death fascinating but when push comes to shove is just as frightened as the rest.Inevitably a realization is at hand before the end of the film and just what is going on is revealed. For some you will see it coming early on, for others it will come off as tossed in at the last minute. I've read reviews where some have taken the film to task for not offering more clues early on. For myself I felt that the end was hinted at in various moments of the film but not enough to ruin it by making things apparent too soon. In so doing it made the film better for me.While there are some scenes which might be a bit too much for young viewers for the most part the film can be viewed by the whole family. I say this when thinking of other horror films out there involving more blood and guts or sexual encounters. The end result is a film that offers scares via jump scenes and mood rather than blood spewing everywhere. It's not that those don't have a place in the heart of horror fans but it's nice to see a more eerie offering at times. This movie satisfies those needs.

"This is gonna be the trip of a lifetime." When passengers board a plane bound for Tokyo they are filled with excitement. When one of the passengers gets sick they think nothing of it. Slowly those aboard begin to experience strange occurrences and excitement turns to fear when nobody knows what to expect, and there is nowhere to hide. This movie has a very made-for-TV feel and is a little cheesy in parts. All that said the movie is pretty entertaining and kinda fun to watch. There is really nothing all that special or original in this but it is nothing but fun and really keeps you interested the entire time. That is what a movie is supposed to be, entertaining and fun. This movie will not win any awards or even become a classic, but if you are looking for something to just pop in and veg out to, you could do worse than this movie. The only real misstep was the ending had a twist that came out of nowhere, and didn't really seem to make sense at all. Overall, entertaining, ridiculous and watchable. A movie you can just sit back and have fun with. I give this a B.