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Zero Hour!

1957

Action / Adventure / Drama / Romance / Thriller

Zero Hour!

1957

Action / Adventure / Drama / Romance / Thriller

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43% AUDIENCE · 250 ratings

6.6/10 · 2.8K

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canada airplane airport disaster food poisoning doctor

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Plot summary

In 1950s Canada, during a commercial flight, the pilots and some passengers suffer food poisoning, thus forcing an ex-WW2 fighter pilot to try to land the airliner in heavy fog.

Director

Hall Bartlett

Top cast

Noel Drayton as Vancouver Control Man

Fintan Meyler as Hysterical Woman

Hope Summers as Older Woman

Duane Grey as Plane Passenger

Tech specs

720p.WEB 1080p.WEB

745.3 MB

1280*718

English 2.0

Passed

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 21 min

Seeds 6

1.35 GB

1918*1076

English 2.0

Passed

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 21 min

Seeds 13

Comments 6

kawada_kun 1345 days ago

2gervais: You mean when men were stereotypes of men and women, stereotypes of women. Thank god those times are long gone.

EngrishNoGood 1437 days ago

As he yells into a T-17 microphone

aggiememnon 1437 days ago

Surely this can't be serious?

MrPotatoHeadMP 1437 days ago

After re-watching "Airplane" this was unintentionally funny :) More ham in the acting than there will be at Xmas dinner :)

Shtarker 1437 days ago

Boom-tish! :)

monroville 1437 days ago

"I picked the wrong time to quit torrenting free movies. And methamphetamine."

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IMDb reviews

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Tension and Terror in the Skies! Famously parodied

John Chard

Tension and Terror in the Skies! Famously parodied as Airplane in 1980, it gets forgotten just what a rollicking good thriller Zero Hour! is. Dana Andrews is…

7 / 10

"Our survival hinges on one thing - finding someone who not only can fly this plane, but didn't have fish for dinner."

bensonmum2

It's like déjà vu all over again. Until last night, I had never seen Zero Hour!, but I feel as if I've seen it a dozen times. I knew that some of Airplane!…

It's like déjà vu all over again. Until last night, I had never seen Zero Hour!, but I feel as if I've seen it a dozen times. I knew that some of Airplane! (the sick girl and singing nun for example) came from Airport, but I had no idea just how much was taken from Zero Hour! Airplane! is like some weird comedic remake or re-imaging of Zero Hour! - and they nailed it right down to the exclamation mark. And it's not just ideas or concepts that were taken from Zero Hour!, entire sections of dialogue were lifted and used in Airplane! I'm shocked to discover that lines like "I guess I picked the wrong week to give up smoking" weren't written especially for Airplane! The dialogue is so similar that when little Joey visits the cockpit and the captain asks if he's ever been in cockpit before, I kept waiting for him to ask "Have you ever seen a grown man naked?" as he does in Airplane! Even some of the performances in Airplane! are eerily reminiscent of Zero Hour! Take Robert Stack in the role originally done by Sterling Hayden. Amazing stuff! The funny thing to me about this example, however, is that Hayden is actually more intense in the role than Stack could have dreamed. Giving a rating to Zero Hour! is difficult. Even if you've only seen Airplane! once (and I've probably seen it a couple of dozen times over the years), it's all but impossible to keep a straight face (Who am I kidding? It's impossible not to downright laugh out loud.) when Johnny goes to make coffee or when Stryker straights sweating buckets behind the controls of the plane. It's impossible to take the melodrama of Zero Hour! seriously. So I don't know how I would rate the movie had I never seen Airplane! I would like to think I would have still enjoyed the experience and would have formed a similar opinion. But I have seen Airplane!, so I have that built in bias. In the end, because the movie kept me entertained (for whatever reason) throughout it's brief 81 minute runtime, I'm rating Zero Hour! a 7/10.

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