Turbulence 3: Heavy Metal (2001) 3.6
Terrorists hijack an airplane that is broadcasting a rock concert live on the Internet. Director:Jorge MontesiWriter:Wade Ferley (screenplay) |
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Turbulence 3: Heavy Metal (2001) 3.6
Terrorists hijack an airplane that is broadcasting a rock concert live on the Internet. Director:Jorge MontesiWriter:Wade Ferley (screenplay) |
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Gabriel Mendoza
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| Monika Schnarre | ... |
Erica Black
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Sharon Alexander | ... |
Mandy Morgan
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| Gabrielle Anwar | ... | ||
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Rick Burgess | ... |
Kyle Martin
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Bernie Coulson | ... |
Shred
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| Brenda Crichlow | ... |
Mary Wilson
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| Kendall Cross | ... |
Karen David
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Nathaniel DeVeaux | ... |
Jack Fletcher
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| Mike Dopud | ... |
Dave Barrett
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Marrett Green | ... |
Reporter
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| Michelle Harrison | ... |
Jen Shore
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| Rutger Hauer | ... | ||
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Marlowe Kaufmann | ... |
Nance Goldsmith
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Andrew Kavadas | ... |
Damen
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Terrorists hijack an airplane that is broadcasting a rock concert live on the Internet.
I suppose the main question is why Rutger Hauer's even in this film, playing a role that could have been played by literally anyone and only interacting with about two other cast members throughout the entire running time. But never mind.
Yes. Turbulence 3, then. Here's the story: a Goth rocker holds a live Internet-broadcast concert on a plane, but gets himself knocked out and replaced by a conveniently identical Satanic terrorist who wants to crash the plane into Kansas, leaving him to struggle free, fight his way through the other terrorists, clear his name and save everyone on board. Yes, the hero of this film is a skinny death rocker in full Goth make-up, whose only allies are a hacker and Gabrielle Anwar as the world's least convincing FBI agent several hundred miles away.
Sound good? Go ahead, watch it - it's appalling, and tries to serve up all the very worst Hollywood cliches as if they were ingredients in a full gourmet meal. Where's Ray Liotta when you need him?