The Langoliers (1995)
Genre: Thriller / Scifi
Duration: 180 minuten
Country:
United States
Directed by: Tom Holland
Stars: David Morse, Patricia Wettig and Dean Stockwell
IMDb score:
6,1 (33.819)
Releasedate: 14 May 1995
This movie is not available on US streaming services.
The Langoliers plot
During an overnight flight to Boston, some passengers find themselves all alone on the plane. All other passengers and crew have disappeared without a trace. The aircraft flies on autopilot. Panic breaks out until Brian, an ex-pilot, lands the box safely in Bangor. However, everything turns out to be deserted there...
Actors and actresses
Laurel Stevenson
Bob Jenkins
Dinah Catherine Bellman
Captain Brian Engle
Craig Toomey
Nick Hopewell
Don Gaffney
Albert Kaussner
Harker
Rudy Warwick
Reviews & comments
Flat Eric
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- 6443 messages
- 1026 votes
Strong start with a nice premise.
But halfway through it all gets a bit silly and laughable with the time travel stuff and those weird langoliers.
But because you still want to know how it ends, just copied.
Nice to see "Balki" in a different kind of role.
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Lovelyboy
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- 3906 messages
- 2920 votes
Chunk of youth sentiment that today is heavily through the basket. Ever seen on TV in '97 or '98, at the time it made an impression partly due to the interest in King's books.
Unfortunately, the general level of the almost three hours barely exceeds that of a TV movie or soapie. It all leans too much towards melodrama. Good points are undeniably the mysterious atmosphere and long maintained ambiguity, the excellent casting of Pinchot, aka Balki, Kimber Riddle is as stupid and overhysterical as it is pleasant to watch and the blind girl, Kate Maberly has also dried up quite nicely. The composition of the diverse group of people with their mannerisms is typically King. On the other hand, the CGI sucks and some things are just stupid. Albert does nothing at all when the Don is stabbed to death, removing the knife as with Dinah, another terribly dramatically pumped-up thing, is not always necessary. In fact, it is advised to leave things alone if it does not cause a serious bleeding and after all one is wasting so much time with babbling... oh my!
No The Langoliers was once quite nice to watch and is still nice for the memory, but that will be the love for the book and sentiment, in reality it is no longer of this time. Slow, long, laughable over dramatic, CGI that will make your eyes water and...well those clothes belong to that time.
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Mister Grant
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- 29 messages
- 46 votes
At the time the film was experienced as a very exciting mini series, now to review it I think what a
overacting everyone, everyone shouts something running around and makes a point of something unimportant.
Was this really the acting of the 90s?
Enjoyed this King story for a few hours.
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