Airplane vs Volcano

2014
2.6| 1h31m| PG-13| en| More Info
Released: 28 March 2014 Released
Producted By: The Asylum
Country: United States of America
Budget: 0
Revenue: 0
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When a commercial airliner is trapped within a ring of erupting volcanoes, the passengers and crew must find a way to survive - without landing.

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holyrn AS an AERONAUTICAL ENGINEER i suggest this review Only 10 star???? i want to give more !!may be 20/10,because this movie is such entertaining ,made this day super cool!!!! WANT to know interesting fact ??Here it comes 1) on the Top, i never seen a pilot ,piloting an autopilot locked aircraft!!! extraodinary guys i wonder want did he do with that joystick 2) Volcano stops eruption JUST by HITTING its center by that AIRCRAFT!! OMG i cant even sit here i want to meet the director 3)that AIRCRAFT did even catch fire even if it flies at 4000 ft!!! above erupting volcano ?mind blowing 4) that over enthusiastic young army man is concerned about aircraft just with 30 people even the whole island with 300000 people are in danger!!!!well done director thumps up if you came here just to see what others feel about this movie
Arch Stanton Once you see that the production company of a "film" is The Asylum, all bets are off and you cannot take anything seriously. To wit - Dean Cain and his acting. For the majority of the movie he sits in the pilots' seat of the plane and looks like he's trying to sh.t out a bowling ball. The air marshall, who I think is Washington, the sweathog from Welcome Back Kotter, was a good laugh. The psychopath dude, not sure if he was supposed to portray some kind of middle eastern terrorist or Spanish one, but whatever. What a great role to ham it up. And that dude did. I really had to laugh at the military clowns. The general in charge had one expression on his face - that of angry constipation. And the scenes outside of the base looked more like a nuclear powerplant than an army base. Robin Givens acting was terrible. I guess Mike Tyson must have beat her so many times during their short marriage that she now is permanently punch drunk. Or she's smoking crack. Because she both acted and looked awful. If you've got two hours to waste, watch this or not.
mbheusdens Caught this low budget made-for-TV crap on Netflix. Wasn't expecting a blockbuster, as some defending reviewers have stated about all of the negative reviews. Did expect that maybe money would be spent better.. Oh, wait... Hollywood.. Where even blockbusters are mostly remakes and reboots with little creativity and talent these days as long as they have A list actors.I am no Dean Cane fan. Not even during the Louis and Clark days. As one reviewer stated, he was Superman. Yes. But he has no acting talent outside of junk movies and TV drama series (and he's Supergirls dad now too)! Hence why he is in sooo many made-for-TV movies where the writers, production crew, and producers should have been publicly hanged instead of wasting money on poorly developed crap.Dean Cane reminds me of that washed up 90210 actor, Ian Ziering. At least Ian did hit a big screen starring lead with that Asylum Productions crap called Sharknado (still haven't figured how that made it)!
wes-connors Volcanic lava appears to eat a man in Hawaii as he talks to Robin Givens (as Lisa Whitmore) on the phone. She has a bandaged finger. The volcanoes are still pretty hungry because they next try to down an airplane flying around the Pacific Ocean. In order to get heroic star Dean Cain (as Rick Pierce) into the driver's seat, the airplane's pilots both die during turbulence. However, the plane goes on auto-pilot, due to terrorism concerns, and just keeps flying around hungry volcanoes. This looks like a job for Superman, but Mr. Cain can only turn into a chubbier Burt Reynolds. Acting from his seat for the entire movie, Cain tensely grimaces...The Kondelik Brothers and the folks at "The Asylum" may have noticed the publicity surrounding the studio's awful movies had reached a feverish pitch with "Sharknado" (2013) and others. "Airplane vs. Volcano" can genuinely classified as hilariously bad. The directors skillfully guide cameras and performers from one ridiculous scene to another, keeping almost everyone's tongue in cheek...The exceptions, top-billed Cain and Ms. Givens, are largely quarantined from the action. Cain ends up contributing mightily to the silliness. Givens is dispensable but sexy. The real "stars" are volcano expert Matt Mercer (as Landon Todd) and Earth-bound specialist Morgan West (as Neil Tully). With the directors' guidance, Mr. Mercer and Mr. West handily steal, and anchor, the movie...Of the supporting characters, officer Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs (as Jim Kirkland) most captures the goofy mood of the story. He consistently portrays his character with both dignity and humor. His is the best-written role and the heart of the story. The highlight may be when handsome auto-body worker Anthony Marks (as Frank Matthews) volunteers to go on a mission outside the flying airplane. Incredibly, they buckle together seat belts and string Mr. Marks out of the plane; you must cross your fingers and hope one of the buckles doesn't come undone. The lovely Tamara Goodwin (as Rita Loss) and crazed David Vega (as Carlos Crieger) fill their roles well...Followers of good bad movies should definitely catch "Airplane vs. Volcano". You'll have a fun flight.****** Airplane vs. Volcano (3/28/14) Kondelik & Kondelik ~ Dean Cain, Matt Mercer, Morgan West, Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs