SST: Death Flight

Synopsis

In the movie SST: Death Flight, the foremost supersonic passenger aircraft, the Concorde, becomes the center of a thrilling and nail-biting high-altitude disaster. As the aircraft faces mechanical malfunctions and is rendered helpless, the crew and passengers must unite to confront imminent danger and avert catastrophe. With tension escalating among the characters, the stakes are astronomically high as they struggle to find a way to safely land the imperiled flight. The film delivers a gripping narrative intertwined with moments of intense drama, showcasing the courageous efforts of individuals determined to battle against all odds for survival.

Cast

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  Barbara Anderson

  Carla Stanley

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  Bert Convy

  Tim Vernon

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  Peter Graves

  Paul Whitley

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  Lorne Greene

  Marshall Cole

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  Season Hubley

  Anne Redding

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  Tina Louise

  Mae

Reviews

SST: Death Flight, while being a product of its time with dated special effects, manages to keep viewers engrossed with its gripping storyline. The tense atmosphere, combined with the strong performances from the cast, successfully captures the urgency and fear onboard the doomed flight. Critics have praised the film for its suspenseful moments and portrayal of human resilience in the face of disaster. Despite some shortcomings in the production value, the movie still manages to deliver a thrilling experience for fans of disaster films. While not a cinematic masterpiece, SST: Death Flight earns praise for its captivating plot and engaging performances. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a 3.8/10 rating, emphasizing its nostalgic appeal for fans of 70s disaster movies.

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