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Synopsis: Ryan Weaver romances beautiful women before he kills them. Ryan is arrested, convicted, and is part of a Christmas Eve transfer of prisoners on a transcontinental 747 commercial flight. Other airlines at JFK may have holiday passengers waiting on stand-by, but this jumbo jet takes off with a lot of empty seats. Ryan and another prisoner overpower and kill their guards. The few civilian passengers are herded into a "pantry" on the plane and are not seen again until the end of the movie. Ryan eliminates the other prisoners and all the crew members except Teri Halloran. The remainder of the movie follows a "cat-and-mouse" game between Ryan and Teri on the 747.
Genre: Action, Thriller
Director(s): Robert Butler
Production: HBO Video
  4 nominations.
 
IMDB:
4.8
Rotten Tomatoes:
17%
R
Year:
1997
100 min
470 Views


Push them.

To the left is

the airspeed control knob.

Dial in a speed of 180.

Done.

- Speed brakes armed?

- Armed.

Reduce speed to 156.

All right, Teri.

You're locked onto the glide scope.

The plane

should land itself now.

Whatever happens,

don't touch the controls.

Got it.

CMC, flight tracking.

She's intercepted seven right...

slowing to 160 knots.

Everything's looking good.

All right!

I'm down!

Set the parking brake, please.

Merry Christmas, everyone!

Red Leader to team three.

We've located Halloran.

She may know where the hostages are.

We're en route.

All clear here.

Miss Halloran,

I'm Lieutenant Hines.

You'd make a hell of a cop.

No, thanks.

- Merry Christmas.

- You, too.

Captain Bowen.

Captain Halloran.

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