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"Fear takes flight."
Young married couple Zach and Emmy decide to take a hot air balloon trip across the Italian Dolomites to rekindle their relationship. When they and pilot Harry are joined by a third passenger, Julia, events unfold in ways they could never imagine five thousand meters in the air.
βFear takes flight.β
Where to watch Β· US

Jeremy Irvine
Zach

Olga Kurylenko
Julia

Kelsey Grammer
Harry

Hera Hilmar
Emmy

Lionel Robert Blanc
Eric

Stuart Whelan
Walter

Elena Bushueva
Employee
Kevin Jarvis
Employee
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Claudio FΓ€h directs. Jaime Reynoso behind the camera. Marcus Trumpp scores. Runs lean at under 100 minutes. Produced in United States of America, United Kingdom. Dialogue in English.
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What makes a good survivalist thriller work? Simply put, you find youself rooting for the main characters, you invest in them, you want them to live, against the odds stacked against them. What if the main characters, are horrible, dysfunctional people? Well, there's the exact problem, with "Turbulence". The husband and wife characters are damaged, homicidally awful types, as is the female blackmailer, who hitches a ride. Kelsey Grammer's, "Harry" is the only likable, person in this tawdry bunch but he quickly reaches his "expiry date", leaving the new cast "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels" to try and do each other in, high in the wind, rain and clouds. In summary, in spite of some decent thrills, the lack of likability of the key protagonists, combined with their generally cruel and ruthless behaviour, robs this film of its potential. A mediocre watch, at best.
Mostly empty, with a lack of tension This is not Fall. Let's just start there. There is a lot less here than Fall has. And this has twice the cast. It builds its tension, but not very soundly, and does some strange character reveals later on that seem a bit jarring. The protagonists are unlikable, the antagonist nonsensical, and Kelsey is just wooden. Luckily some parts are smaller than others. It is not just hot air, or vacuous, which would be appropriate for a movie about a balloon, but it isn't very substantial.
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Altitude Film Sales
GB

Head Gear Films
GB

Metrol Technology
GB

Altitude Film Entertainment
GB

Enderby Entertainment
US

Phiphen Pictures
US
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Release history Β· US
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