The 1970s Disaster Film Genre takes off to a Flying Start... Burt Lancaster picks the worst time for taking overtime with snow, eco-protesters, an irate wife, a loved up colleague, a hot headed mechanic and a bomber in the first of the Airport movies.
A Close Call with a Murderer...
Jeff Bridges plays Jack Forrester, the main suspect for murdering his rich wife and maid in a brutal manner. Glenn Close as his defence lawyer who falls for him.
Oh Boy, Alan Smithee directed a dream ensemble cast...
An artist witnesses a double murder by mobsters. Their boss then dispatches his best hit man to find and kill her. But in time, the now love-lorn (to the point of obsession) hit man tracks her down.
Shatner to the rescue as the United States President is kidnapped on a diplomatic visit to Canada...
A South American revolutionary and his girl kidnap the President, as a Vice President hopes to redeem himself if his ambitious wife will let him.
My favourite hit man's back and he's in a lot of trouble, oh yes John Wicks back...
The long awaited third (and final?) part of the trilogy finds the titular anti-hero a wanted man.
For Charlton Heston, it's just one disaster after another...
A flight to Minneapolis is skyjacked by a mystery bomber demanding it change route to Anchorage, Alaska. But then there's more calamities to come.
The Final Cut is the Deepest...
A Blade Runner comes back for one last job, to eliminate some rogue robots.
