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Flight of the Phoenix (Full Screen Edition)

Flight of the Phoenix (Full Screen Edition)
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Product ID: 305519

Release Date: 2005-03-01
Publisher: 20th Century Fox
Directed By: John Moore
Starring: Dennis Quaid
ISBN13: 0024543174646
UPC: 024543174646

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SKU 024543174646
Weight 0.08 Kgs
Price: HK$120.00

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As superfluous remakes go, Flight of the Phoenix could've been better, and could've been worse. It's a passable popcorn adventure, especially for those unfamiliar with the 1965 original, which starred James Stewart, made headlines for the crash-landing death of stunt-pilot Paul Mantz, and now stands as a minor classic of its era. This flashy remake stars Dennis Quaid in Stewart's role, adds a woman to the list of plane-crash survivors, and showcases Giovanni Ribisi, who gives a cleverly eccentric performance as the model-airplane designer who proposes to rebuild a crashed cargo plane into a single-engine escape from certain death in the remote Gobi desert. Both films are essentially identical, but this remake is somehow less believable (due to shortcuts in a haphazardly written screenplay) and much more spectacular, owing to the advantage of impressive special effects. Otherwise it's a routine dose of survivalist entertainment from the director of Behind Enemy Lines, never convincing enough to be genuinely compelling, but certainly never boring. --Jeff Shannon

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