- Thriller, Drama
- 94 min
- R
Rotten Tomatoes70%Metacritic58IMDb6.3
The distress code is only the beginning.
When terrorists try to seize control of a Berlin-Paris flight, a soft-spoken young American co-pilot struggles to save the lives of the passengers and crew while forging a surprising connection with one of the hijackers.
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Contemporary, grave, earnest and intimate.
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- gravecomic
- earnestironic
- intimateepic
- sparerichly built
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- Manuel São Bentoon TMDB · Jun 20205/10
If you enjoy reading my Spoiler-Free reviews, please follow my blog @ https://www.msbreviews.com I'm a hardcore fan of one-location, claustrophobic thrillers. If the atmosphere is suspenseful and tense enough, it can elevate the film in unimaginable ways. I'm also easily entertained by movies set on a plane like Non-Stop or the classic Snakes on a Plane. 7500 spends pretty much its entire runtime inside the cockpit of a hijacked plane, going for a more realistic depiction of the point of view of the pilots. It combines two aspects that I deeply appreciate in film, making it a really captivating subgenre. However, is it any good? Story-wise, it doesn't truly create anything extraordinarily unique. Although I appreciate that it doesn't follow the over-the-top, absolutely crazy action sometimes displayed in this type of movies, which can be way too exaggerated, defying all laws of physics and reality. In this case, the viewer gets to see how things develop solely through the eyes of Tobias as well as his cockpit screen and audio. So, don't expect an action-packed flight because 7500 is far from that. It's a technically unusual take on a story told several times in many different ways.
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Cast
- Joseph Gordon-LevittTobias Ellis
- Omid MemarVedat
- Aylin TezelGökçe
- Carlo KitzlingerMichael Lutzmann
- Murathan MusluKenan
- Paul WollinDaniel
- Aurélie ThépautNatalie
- Max SchimmelpfennigStudent
- Simon SchwarzAlexander Franz (voice)
- Mario KlischiesBremen Radar (voice)
Crew
- Patrick VollrathDirector
- Patrick VollrathWriter
- Sebastian ThalerDirector of Photography
- Martin RascherOriginal Music Composer
- Hansjörg WeißbrichEditor
- Jonas KatzensteinProducer
- Maximilian LeoProducer
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