Turbulent

About This Movie

Turbulent (2017) is one of those films where the environment really plays a significant role in the storytelling. Set in the hauntingly beautiful wilderness after a plane crash, it navigates the raw emotions of survival and the dynamics of a couple in crisis. Richard and Rachel Kline, portrayed with an intensity that grips you, are pushed to their limits both physically and emotionally. The pacing feels deliberate, allowing the tension to build as they confront not just their injuries but the looming despair. There's a tangible atmosphere of isolation that really adds to the viewing experience. The practical effects during the crash and the wilderness scenes have a gritty realism that pulls you in. It's not flashy, but it has a distinctive charm that resonates.

The film features strong performances from the leads, making their struggle feel authentic. · Expect a slower build in the first act, but it pays off with emotional depth. · Great use of practical effects enhances the realism of the crash and survival elements.