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Junesploitation 2026 11 Disasters! Is there much damage? No, not much, there’s just a hole where the pilots usually sit. I was watching the England vs. Costa Rica match last night, although it was delayed due to a tropical storm—of all things! That doesn’t bode well for this World Cup. Anyway, while watching, I noticed something both interesting and disturbing: the people sitting pitch-side were at actual tables, enjoying full meals! What is this utter woke nonsense? Just eat a lukewarm pie, as tradition dictates! After Declan Rice scored, I watched “Airport 1975” and couldn’t help but think about how Madueke missed a chance that my nan could have put away. Much like the luxurious stadium experience in Orlando, the…
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“In 1917 I was flying in something wilder than this. Do you know who the pilot was?” “Wiley Post?” “No. Cecil B. De Mille, and we flew from Hollywood nonstop to Pasadena. Yes, and on the way home we did loop the loops so I could see the moon upside down.” Columbia Airlines Flight 409 – a Boeing 747 – is on a red-eye flight from Washington to Los Angeles. Among the passengers are an aging filmstar and a young girl who will receive an organ transplant in Los Angeles. When disaster strikes and the cockpit crew becomes incapacitated, stewardess Nancy Pryor (Karen Black) is forced to take over from them and fly the plane … Airport 1975 is a…
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Some pilots can be real dependent, Thinking that they’re all ascendant. If there’s compression, Then the first big lesson, Is be nice to the flight attendant.
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Miss Myrna Loy ordering a bourbon with a beer chaser is iconic behavior we love to see it
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MMatt Singer 2026年8月25日
Very little of this movie takes place in an airport. Also it was released in 1974, not 1975. False advertising.
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I seem to be stuck in a mix of Airplane disaster movies lately from Final Destination to Sully. In the middle of all that I keep trekking through the Airport series and it was really hard to take the 1975 sequel seriously. Primarily because I didn’t realize how much Airplane! riffed on this film especially with the little girl needing an organ transplant this time played by Linda Blair. You even have someone singing a song throughout the plane while playing guitar. I was in hysterics. Throw in Jerry Stiller who I can’t take seriously in anything without thinking of Frank Costanza and a mid air collision that sucks the pilot right out of the cockpit. It’s an entertaining sequel with an all star cast and much less melodrama this time out.
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It seems if Charlton Heston is your pilot, then casual racism, sexism, and on-the-job harassment are just part of the in-flight entertainment package. The first “Airport,” even with its rampant marital infidelity, felt like something comforting you might watch at your grandparents’ house. Arriving only four years later, the sequel registers as far more modern, or at least far more Seventies, with an increasingly pessimistic view of the world.
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Linda Blair plays a dialysis patient on her way to LA for a transplant. There’s a scene where she’s serenaded by a nun playing guitar. The entire time Im watching the scene Im thinking: ”this is The Exorcist II we should’ve got!” Terror at 20,000 feet! Imagine Regan terrorising a plane full of passengers while being transferred to LA for an exorcism. Could you imagine how Charlton Heston would’ve reacted to being told: “your mother sucks co€ks in hell!”😂
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“Is there much damage?” “No, not much, there’s just a hole where the pilots usually sit!” When the team of Zucker, Abrahams and Zucker created their supreme comedic tribute to disaster films, Airplane! (1980), there were two obvious inspirations: one was the 1957 thriller Zero Hour!, in which a plane’s passengers fall ill from food poisoning, depending on whether they had the chicken or the fish for dinner, while the other source of parody was Airport 1975, a gloriously campy drama in which a flight attendant must fly a Boeing 747 after a mid-air collision directly into the cockpit either kills or gravely injures the pilots. It’s debatable whether there’s ever really that much excitement – one of the passengers happens…
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now i am not afraid of plane crashes because apparently they’re just incredibly boring
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Not nearly as engaging a set-up as Airport 1970, though with a bigger ensemble and only about 40 minutes of character/circumstance establishment before disaster strikes, I felt like I was watching a very special (if rather dull) episode of The Love Boat (I like The Love Boat). Picks up once the disaster elements come into play, and there are some genuinely great performances in this by Karen Black and George Kennedy (who was also in Aiport 1970). Tonally, much more grounded than I would expect given some of the melodramatic circumstances/character backstories, with the biggest saving grace being a sharper format and cleaner runtime (about 1hr 45min) than the first movie (2hr 15min+). There are some great aerial shots; some…
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“Colonel, is this thing gonna work? It’s gonna be like trying to put a raw egg back in its shell!” Mini-Collab w/ Rob I’m calling it now: out of all the most incredible things ever to happen in a classic 70s disaster movie, nothing else can compare to flight attendant Karen Black shrieking “THERE’S NO ONE LEFT TO FLY THE PLANE!” after a smaller Beechcraft Baron has hit the Boeing 747 head-on and taken all the pilots out, followed by ground control asking her to describe the damage and she says “there’s a hole…” 👍 No, wait, scratch that. Bewimpled Helen Reddy serenading yet-again-bedridden Linda Blair about being a best friend to herself is definitely funnier. Perfectly parodied in the…
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Goofy ass shut that I love
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Slow beginning and quick ending but still interesting. I’ve always liked airplane stuff yaya.
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“Another happy landing!” Kinda a slow start, but it ramped up after the incident.
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Well atleast this airport movie had less scandalous stuff going on. Although I do say this movie needed it just all felt rather boring. But they made a plane crash seem so safe and relaxing. But hey I guessed they lived right
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Movie theaters were crawling with all-star casts in perilous situations in 1974. Thanks to the success of past disaster hits Airport (1970) and The Poseidon Adventure (1972), Hollywood was primed and ready for more of the same. Earthquake, The Towering Inferno, and Airport 1975 all vied for disaster dollars in ’74, with The Towering Inferno coming out on top. Not only did it best the other two films at the box office, it also fared best with critics and Oscar…
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I saw the sequels to Airport were leaving Netflix this month, so I figured, why not? It’s a whole new crew this time, although George Kennedy returns, this time he’s in charge of the airline! When a small plane hits a big plane and puts a big hole in the cockpit, it’s up to a brave stewardess to pilot that sucker through the mountains of Utah and land it safely. Not as good as the first one, and I swear…
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Floja floja. Mira que con la vibra pop que tienen los asientos del avión y con el carisma de las excéntricas personalidades que aparecen en este, yo pensaba que iba a tirar por algo más original que lo que acaba siendo. Entre la petardísima narrativa del hombre que va a salvar a la mujer, lo previsible que es y lo repetitivas que son la mayoría de sus escenas, es sencillamente de lo más insípido que he visto en los últimos…
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Or: the translator missed his Airport flight home in 1975 – Something hit us… The crew is dead… Help us, please, please help us! -The stewardess, aka a crew member Anyone sitting alone in the studio cafeteria was hired. Give me a more plausible explanation! They drew out names for this one, I swear. The selection of celebrities got more random with each sequel. Oh god, there are more of these! First of all, why is Gloria Swanson playing herself??…
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Un grand classique du film catastrophe qui a donné les bases du genre qu’on retrouvent encore aujourd’hui à travers les personnages développés, la mixité présente dans l’avion et les situations abordées. Un monument du passé qui est et reste ancré dans les 70’s et dont la réalisation a pris un sacré coup de vieux
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Not fun like the first Airport movie. Also it’s about a red-eye flight from DC to LA, red-eye flights go west to east. It was nice to see the shuttles at Dulles, I always liked riding them when I was a kid.
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Can’t believe I was sitting on the couch saying some outlandish shit like, “Why don’t they just have someone parachute into the plane and fly it?” after the cockpit ripped apart… and then they basically fucking did it
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This was fun, but it was no Airport (1970). They spent about as much time in an airport as on a plane in that one. 1975 takes place mostly on a plane. Also, in 1975, a nun takes up a guitar, the prize possession of a young kidney-transplant-to-be Linda Blair, and plays a song about being your own best friend at full volume. I guess at least she didn’t sing about Jesus. I initially gave Airport (1970) three stars, but after watching this one I upgraded it to three and a half stars. I’m excited to watch the 1977 one for the Bermuda Triangle locale now!
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I’m on a Charlton Heston hot streak! Airport 1975 is impossible to take seriously after having watched Airplane (especially that singing nun), but it did exceed my low expectations. Jerry Stiller should have been given more to do.
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71/100 I liked this! Maybe that’s because it’s the movie Airplane was mostly satirizing and it’s fun to see where the Airplane writers got their inspiration, but I was also pleasantly surprised with the tension and effects. Really solid. “There’s no one left to fly the plane!”
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An improvement over the first one, which spends most of its runtime on Burt Lancaster being an Airport Manager. Big and dumb and mostly fun.
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Caught the last 20 minutes. Pretty entertaining
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And Jerry Stiller slept through it all. Get through the first 40 minutes of establishing fluff and you’re in for a classic Airplane disaster drama. A huge upgrade from the unwatchable first film, is it full of genre tropes that the AIRPLANE! parody honed in on? Sure, but I can’t deny I enjoyed the latter half of this Heston feature. There were many elements here used in later disaster films such as AIR FORCE ONE and EXECUTIVE DECISION. Always something you can learn from the past that be applied to your future stories.
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The story could’ve been told in 30 minutes
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They did a good job pairing practical effects and interior shots to create a sense of tension which lasted throughout the movie
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JACK I WATCHED THIS SPECIFICALLY FOR YOU… and it did NOT disappoint!!! Best cast ever assembled for a disaster movie imo. I lost it when Linda Blair entered the plane on a wheelchair…
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Bora-boringgggggg S/o my aerial refueling work project to understand the connections aircraft to drop the pilot in lol Charlton Hestons outfit was super cool though
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The most 1970s thing in the world is Helen Reddy as a nun singing a song about being her own best friend on a plane to the possessed kid from The Exorcist.
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Starts off with promise of being entertainingly bad, but shifts to dull after the planes collide. I should’ve realized this, considering that almost any film starring Charlton Heston has to be a slog in some form.
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Un grand classique du film catastrophe qui a donné les bases du genre qu’on retrouvent encore aujourd’hui à travers les personnages développés, la mixité présente dans l’avion et les situations abordées. Un monument du passé qui est et reste ancré dans les 70’s et dont la réalisation a pris un sacré coup de vieux.
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fuck the plane I wanna know about alternate universe Norma Desmond and the book she’s recording with her dedicated younger writer/assistant. that’s right: I need a Hacks coded movie with au Norma Desmond. edit: im such an idiot-she’s played by the actress WHO PLAYED NORMA DESMOND and she’s playing HERSELF…so she really was alternate universe Norma Desmond and I wish we had that movie instead
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Take the script from Airplane! and play it deadly serious with a score out of a ‘70’s TV sitcom and you’ll end up with this slop. It’s embarrassing for everyone who made it.
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Compared to the original Airport film, this one is a lot more limp. Every scene that’s supposed to be tense doesn’t work. The sense of character that was in the original is almost completely gone here as well. And it doesn’t help that the sequence which inspired Airplane! is just as saccharine as you would expect.
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RRaph McFly 2026年8月4日
Toujours un peu chiant, sincèrement. C’est long… il ne se passe absolument rien. Bon maintenant je comprends que le dernier acte du très mauvais Turbulences de 1997 est un remake de ce film. Voilà super
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Sshea 2026年8月4日
lmaooooo
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Good thing we had all that action left after Heston got into the cockpit, baby. Who knew nuns jumping down an inflatable ramp could be so compelling, baby!
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A slightly less entertaining rehash of the first movie with far less talent comprising the ensemble cast. Takes itself way too seriously and does itself a disservice by eliminating many of the side plots and campy performances. It’s always to nice to see Linda Blair, though I suspect she will be long dead by the time the ambulance drives 10 hours from Salt Lake City to Los Angeles.
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So much fun! First half of the film is funny due to the obvious inspiration for Airplane! (1980) and the second half is genuinely tense with some incredible stunt work (Joe Canutt’s name should come first in the credits). Truly though, there’s plenty of hilarious out-of-pocket dialogue. I can see why the Zucker brothers specifically chose 1975 to parody. But I just love the stunts and visual shots of the plane. Some great camera work. I know the tone of the film is patchy with a mix of comically bad lines and high-stakes action, but I find the ambitious action sequences to be truly impressive.
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A second Norman Fell movie in three days, what a life. Not as good as the Dean Martin one
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747 en péril croit qu’il suffit d’ajouter plus de catastrophes pour faire mieux que son prédécesseur. Résultat : un spectacle qui s’agite dans tous les sens, mais qui ne décolle jamais autrement que par son ridicule.
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Fun ride; blatant misogyny
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The way Charlton Heston speaks to women needs to be sent to outer space and never thought of again.
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Continuing on with my watch of the complete Airport franchise, we’ve come to one that ramps up the camp. Somewhat of a rehash of the first film, the addition of Chuck Heston, Helen Reddy’s singing nun, plus a drunk Myrna Loy and Gloria Swanson showing why she’s the OG diva. This was fun but just really was a chore to get through.
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Yes, the movie is cheesy. But this is 1975, and I find this movie so much fun! The cast is loaded with stars as well. I stand by this being a fun entry in the disaster movie genre, especially for the time frame. Love Karen Black and Charlton Heston.
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A time capsule of ’70s blockbuster filmmaking… ambitious, thrilling & elevated by memorable action above the clouds. ✈️
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If you’re a fan of 1970’s disaster films with star studded casts like The Towering Inferno (1974) or Earthquake (Also 1974) among many others than this is a hidden gem within the genre. It’s fun, exciting and a great thrill ride from beginning to end with a great cast, excellent direction, special effects that hold up to this day for the most part and an exciting mid air collision sequence it was a whole lot of fun honestly, I was very pleased with this film and I can definitely recommend it to fans of the genre. I was pleasantly surprised how much i enjoyed this film.
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Airport 75 – Giganten am Himmel ist leider eine ganze Ecke schlechter, weil ökonomischer erzählt, aber immer noch ein spannender Katastrophenfilm über den Wolken. Knapp 40 Minuten kürzer als der Vorgänger und damit weniger Charaktere und deren Bindungen, weniger bis gar kein Flughafen-Feeling, dafür mit mehr Zeit für das eigentliche Unglück im Cockpit und einer waghalsigen Rettungsaktion, die sich vermutlich nicht ganz an die physikalischen Gesetzmäßigkeiten hält. Charlton Heston ist okay, aber bei weitem kein Ersatz für Dean Martin und/oder…
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LListieShadows 2026年7月28日
I just think it’s fun that I spent of my time watching this either quoting Airplane! or pausing the movie so I could go look up clips of Airplane!. I mean, this does seem to be the one Airplane! pulls most of its non-Zero Hour! material from. You shoulda seen how excited I got when I saw the nuns and realized that, goodness. Anyway: issa fine flick, as far as popcorn disaster movies go. Honestly, I’m kinda looking forward to these things getting worse — especially the fourth one.
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Die Fortsetzung hat nicht annähernd so einen namhaften Cast, kommt aber wesentlich schneller auf Flughöhe, hat ein wirklich packend inszeniertes Finale und ist ingesamt deutlich kurzweiliger als der Vorgänger.
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An airplane collides with another plane causing a big hole in the cockpit and eliminates all pilots. So, a stewardess (Karen Black) needs to take over while her airport guy (Charlton Heston) tries to guide her… Much better than the first film as this one doesn’t waste much time to get to the good stuff and fully focuses on how to save a plane nobody can fly. That whole angle is handled very suspenseful, especially when people try to enter…
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Trades in all of the fun character development from the first movie for an almost entire runtime of suspense thriller action schlock, and I am here for it. A measurable downgrade for sure but I’m ready and excited to proceed. All these years counting AIRPLANE among my favorite comedies and I’ve never really gotten the jokes. Speaks to the quality of those films.
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Take a shot every time a bloke calls a woman ‘honey’ or ‘sweetheart’
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Der Film hängt sich nicht so extrem damit auf seine Figuren einzuführen und konzentriert sich auf das gelungene Katastrophenszenario. Durch die knackigere Inszenierung gefällt der Film besser als der Vorgänger. 3,5 von 5 Gelochte Pilotenkabinen
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i knew that airplane! was parodying zero hour, but i had no idea that it was also parodying this movie. i genuinely thought i’d mistakenly played the wrong movie for a bit.
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Decent but I don’t get the point in developing characters in the first act and then hardly showing them in the second half. It’s an alright disaster movie.
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thoroughly entertaining as one of the few english language things on tv in my weird hotel in xi’an
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- 剧情简介
- When an in-flight collision incapacitates the pilots of an airplane bound for Los Angeles, stewardess Nancy Pryor is forced to take over the controls. From the ground, her boyfriend Alan Murdock, a retired test pilot, tries to talk her through piloting and landing the 747 aircraft. Worse yet, the anxious passengers — among which are a noisy nun and a cranky man — are aggravating the already tense atmosphere.
- 导演
- Jack Smight
- 编剧
- Don Ingalls
- 制片公司
- Universal Pictures
- 国家/地区
- USA
- 语言
- English
- 年份
- 1974
- 片长
- 107 分钟
- UK19 Dec 1974
- USA18 Oct 1974
- Australia21 Nov 1974
- Brazil25 Nov 1974
- Japan14 Dec 1974
- France18 Dec 1974
- Netherlands19 Dec 1974
- Finland20 Dec 1974
- UK26 Dec 1974
- Sweden13 Jan 1975
- Hong Kong31 Jan 1975
- Denmark14 Feb 1975
- Ireland28 Feb 1975
- Turkey01 Jan 1980
- USA21 Apr 1998
- USA10 Feb 2004
- Netherlands06 Mar 2011
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