Propeller One-Way Night Coach

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Jason R @RT09259617 5d It’s a fun historical documentary style movie. See more Diane F @RT10567619 Jul 11 From The title sequencing to the sound design, the art direction, the scenic design, the acting, the directing, the writing and production... I could go on and on. This is such a gem! I've been a huge John Travolta fan my whole life, but this by far exceeds great expectations. I'm so happy for him and for all involved in this project. As a professional actor, director and writer myself in the past, I fully appreciate everything that has gone into this and I'm so happy to see such a kiss to aviation to filmmaking to the best of the '60s and then some. Thank you John, Ella and all those who took part in this. Furthermore, to have the treat of seeing Kelly reflected in this project warms my heart beyond expression. See more Tom F @RT55173143 Jul 7 I expected the worst from this, but Travolta’s 60-minute love letter to mid-century aviation is not totally without charm. See more Bridget R @RT31413840 Jul 6 Loved it! I especially appreciated the performance of the mother who portrays a character of depth and breadth beyond any stereotype of that time--shes neither a "1950s housewife" nor a "movie star" but something far more relatable--a mother who loves her child and also loves being alive, loves mystery and adventure, and isn't afraid to take a risk for her dreams. Such a fresh perspective on womanhood and motherhood for that time period especially and therefore any time period I could have watched her performance for another hour of storytime and wanted to know more about her life. Sequel please!!! Also, I watched it with my two kids who really loved watching the details about the aircraft, the differences about flying in that time, and the fact that it was told for the perspective of an 8 year old child. Great family movie! (Warning to fellow parents: there are some real topics it brings up to discuss around sex and fidelity, but my kids didn't even notice). See more Ken B @MrBelmont Jun 28 The story didn’t quite take the direction (or any direction, really) that I was hoping for. But I certainly can appreciate it for the passion project that this seemed to be. The early 1960’s was captured well in the exterior shots of the airport as well as inside the airport. See more Ohad R @RT21612627 Jun 27 This is a feel-good movie. It has a good sound track, tasteful design, and delightful acting. If you want to leave the world and its troubles behind for hour, this is your movie. It is the 60s, a time when air-travel was a luxury, and people smoked and drank cocktails on flights. The main character is a boy (maybe 10?) who is going on his first flight. The other important character is his mother, an aspiring actress. They, and the people they meet on their journey, are what makes the movie. See more Read all reviews

Propeller One-Way Night Coach

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