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Disappearance of Flight 412, a review by addicted2dvd
Stars: Glenn Ford as Colonel Pete Moore Bradford Dillman as Major Mike Dunning David Soul as Captain Roy Bishop Robert F. Lyons as Captain Cliff Riggs Guy Stockwell as Lt. Colonel Trottman Plot: Colonel Pete Moore is commander of the Whiney Radar Test Group, which has been experiencing electrical problems aboard it's aircraft. To ferret out the problem, he sends a four-man crew on flight 412. Shortly into the test, two jet fighters scramble and mysteriously disappear. Investigations begin, leading to the possibility of a UFO intervention. Extras:
My Thoughts: I had some hope for a decent movie when I pulled this one out... as it had a couple decent actors in it. But unfortunately they really had nothing to work with here. It is a story line that had potential.. but they just ruin what interesting story line they had with unwanted and unneeded narration. Most the time basically telling us what we already know by watching the picture on the screen. The writing was off for this film... it felt like we were watching a '50s Sci-Fi film made in the mid '70s! This film is only about 70 minutes... and I had a hard time making it through it. First I was fighting off falling asleep. Then I found myself more interested in looking at facebook on my phone then I was the TV screen. Don't bother with this one! Rating: (From Within My Lifetime: 2016 Edition on September 28th, 2016) The Diary of Anne Frank, a review by EricThe Diary of Anne Frank I think it would be a very good movie to discuss if we were to give another go at our "Movie Analysis" attempt. Although I believe this movie is most probably far far away from what really happened, it brings up many questions about how 2 families can live together in hiding for over two years, cramped up in a small loft that they can never leave and having to be totally silent for 8 hours every day. Good movie. Score: (From Eric's DVD watching. on April 12th, 2008) Tom's TV Pilots marathon, a review by Tom
Plot:Raumpatrouille: Die phantastischen Abenteuer des Raumschiffes Orion 1.01 Angriff aus dem All (1966-09-17) Writer: Rolf Honold (Writer), W. G. Larsen (Writer) Director: Michael Braun Cast (From Tom's TV Pilots marathon on June 25th, 2012) |