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Turbulence

(1997)

Rated R for terror, strong violence and language.

R 100min.
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Airplane travel is a precarious thing at best, and despite the billions of miles traveled safely, the notion of being trapped in a thin metal shell miles above the ground with someone who deliberately imperils lives never fails to chill. Read More
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