Airport '77

About This Movie

Airport '77 offers a unique blend of action and drama set against the chilling backdrop of the Bermuda Triangle. The pacing has a sort of frantic energy, especially as the survivors grapple with their dire situation—200 feet underwater, no less. There's a palpable sense of claustrophobia that adds to the tension. The practical effects, especially considering the era, are intriguing; they really pull you into that underwater world. The cast features some solid performances, notably from Jack Lemmon and Lee Grant, who elevate the material. The themes of survival and human resilience amidst chaos resonate deeply, even if the execution has its quirks. It’s not just another disaster flick; it brings its own flavor to the genre, and that’s something to appreciate.

Distinctive underwater setting adds tension. · Practical effects for the era are noteworthy. · Themes of survival resonate throughout the film.