Patricia Wettig, Dean Stockwell, David Morse
Something bizarre has happened abourd flight #29...a nightmare so chilling, so frightening, so unrelenting it could only come from the mind of Stephen King. Now the master storyteller of our time ...( read more
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DVD Release Date: August 21, 2001
Stats: 818 reviews
I loved the book so much, this is a rubbish made for TV film but I give it 3 and a half stars for Bronson Pinchot and David Morse?s performances!
I have to say I enjoyed this film a lot. I hadn't heard of it before but I found the film interesting. This film provides an interesting take on time travel not depicted in other time travel movies.
To be perfectly honest I did not see this as a scare film. It was not remotely f...( read more)
I saw this a couple of years ago and it wasn't too bad. Very interesting and a bit creepy.
really cheaply made but really good. the way it's made uses minimal special effects and tbh... the effects look cheap too... but you hardly ever see the langoliers and you almost don't need to as the atmosphere is already so perfectly creepy and tense! enjoyed seeing dean stockwe...( read more)
Now this is a film about a bunch of people who survive some kind of Disaster whilst on a plane. And then have to figure out where all the other passengers went. If this had been given a proper movie budget it might have been good, but as a TV adaptation the effects look cheap. St...( read more)
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