Realização:
Takashi ShimizuArgumento:
Craig RosenbergCâmara:
David TattersallMúsica:
Tyler BatesElenco:
Leslie Bibb, Ryan Kwanten, Amy Smart, Jamie Chung, Christian Serratos, Scout Taylor-Compton, Nicky Whelan, Jerry Ferrara, Amanda Dyar, Alex Frost (mais)Sinopses(1)
Vista-Pacific Flight 7500 is now boarding at LAX bound for Tokyo. Flying time is projected at 10 hours... of hell! There are 273 passengers on the plane. But they are not alone. Out of nowhere, a passenger is struck down by a mystery seizure and dies. This sudden and violent death unleashes something strange and unexplained on the plane - and it is remorseless in its destructiveness. No passenger, no flight attendant, no pilot on Flight 7500 is safe. And on a plane, there is nowhere to hide. (Roadshow Entertainment)
(mais)Críticas (3)
It’s amazing they aren’t embarrassed of making another film about this.
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This couldn’t be any more average. It gets plus points mainly for the awesome location, the decent pace and the short running time. But the scares are pretty much dysfunctional and the film doesn't really offer anything attractive in terms of horror, but at least it's an entertaining thriller. 55%
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Flight 7500 is a film that has some pretty good moments in the first half, but it's nothing that ultimately results in a truly great spectacle. It's killed by the fairly standard flow of the story, which ultimately leads to you possibly getting bored. I can't help but be disgusted by the point. I would have expected something a little better from a Japanese director of this caliber. But merging with an American production simply has its own effect.
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