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Absolutely Fantastic

It was OK. I don't see why everyone loves it so much. It wasn't very smart or deep or well-directed.

It really made me laugh, but for some moments I was tearing up because I could relate so much.

It's simply great fun, a winsome film and an occasionally over-the-top luxury fantasy that never flags.

Taking off on a regular flight, a commercial plane heading for Japan suddenly encounters a series of strange events through their flight that signals something might be onboard with them killing off the passengers and flight crew forcing those left behind to battle the strange nemesis.This here was a decent if slightly flawed effort. Among the more enjoyable aspects of this one is the fact that this one really plays with the concept of the fear of flying incredibly well. This one really generates a lot of potentially intriguing scenarios that generate some healthy suspense tactics throughout here, from the early freakout with the deceased passenger in front of the others or the continuing notion of the plane dropping cabin pressure due to excessive turbulence that rocks the plane. The second such sequence, where it goes into the prolonged shaking that generates the plenty of genuine suspense with the extreme behaviors usually associated with airplane travel and in the process of going through these different scenes and setups the film builds a rather nice and frightening fear of flying. As this builds into the later supernatural scenes that tack onto the fear of flying as well as being rather freaky on their own, from the scenes of the fog appearing in the plane to seeing objects move about behind them and all of the occurrences of the figures seen coming out of the darkness to attack the others which is quite an impressive and really generates some strong moments here in the second half as these scenes are far more frequent in both quantity and intensity. Since these start bumping off the passengers far more frequently, the supernatural tendencies give way to a rather fine twist in the later half where it really has some fun going along with the fun it generates through this setup. These here manage to hold this one up over the few minor flaws. The main issue holding this one down is the fact that there's just no real point to the inclusion of the twist at all. This one doesn't really have any kind of setup or early hints at all throughout here, simply just appearing out of nowhere and coming out of nowhere simply for the sake of having a terrifying final half that doesn't really offer any kind of emotional payoff anyway. There really isn't any way this one offers a kind of early warning about the situation which simply makes the whole thing even more ludicrous than it already is. Likewise, the film also struggles to get going in the early half where nothing much really happens for long stretches of time which makes this a tough one to get going on. The lack of real supernatural action here does manage to make this even tougher to get into with the lack of action to drag out this section of the film. Otherwise, there's not much else in terms of gore or kills to really hold this one back.Rated Unrated/PG-13: Language and Violence.

As a horror fan, I did of course take the chance to sit down and watch "Flight 7500" when I was given the chance. However, I had no prior knowledge of the movie, it's storyline and synopsis, and didn't know who starred in the movie. But that hardly mattered, because it was my interest in the horror genre that spurred my interest to give the movie a chance without any prior knowledge."Flight 7500" started out quite nicely and quickly picked up a good pace, which set the atmosphere and the mood quite nicely, and it also set the bar of expectations fairly high for me. And luckily then the movie maintained that level of pace, thrill and mystery all the way to the very end.The character gallery in the movie was actually quite good, there was a wide array of different types of characters; some you connect with, some you instantly take a liking to, some you just dislike right away, and so forth. So writer Craig Rosenberg had managed to do a good job with the characters in the story.To bring the characters to life on the screen they had assembled a fairly good ensemble of acting talents. For me, there were only a couple of familiar faces on the cast list, that being Leslie Bibb and Jamie Chung. And I do enjoy watching new faces in a movie, because then I don't have any subconscious associations to other characters portrayed by the performers. And I will say that the cast ensemble here really performed quite well and were great at bringing their individual characters to life on the screen.Writer Craig Rosenberg and director Takashi Shimizu were actually very successful in their endeavor of making a movie that keeps the audience in the dark and keeps the plot and storyline as a mystery. I enjoyed how you were kept in the dark and really didn't know what was going on, so you were every bit as on edge and terrified as the characters in the movie were. And that really worked out so very well in favor of the movie and it set a fabulous atmosphere.Actually I will say that "Flight 7500" sort of feels like it could be a part of the "Twilight Zone" universe, because it definitely has that vibe and atmosphere going on. So if you enjoyed "Twilight Zone" then you will most definitely also find enjoyment in "Flight 7500".It was nice how the audience was kept in the dark and having to guess and speculate about what was happening about the flight, and I found the reveal of the actual events to actually be rather interesting. I hadn't foreseen that turn of events, so it was a nice surprise for me.The ending of the movie, meh... It was just a bit too generic and really didn't bring any closure to the entire movie. But all in all, a very entertaining horror mystery, and I can warmly recommend that you take the time to sit down and watch "Flight 7500" if you haven't already seen it.

I saw a lot of Horrors movie in the past but this one is something else . at the beginning you think that you saw this movie but after 30 minutes, it will turn you on.a good movie to me it's a movie that when it's finished don't finish for me and this is one of the movies. the movie you start to think about it . and it's good

If you're looking for a horror movie that will terrify you, go watch something else. In the horror department, the movie was no good. There aren't many horrifying things going on. There's no monsters nor serial killers, just a bunch of people on a plane.However, it's great if you're into plot twists and unexpected surprises. The movie starts off kinda slow, and rather generic. I almost gave up on this movie 15 minutes into it because of it's slow start. I'm glad I didn't. Little by little, the movie starts getting interesting and it starts luring you in. For me, I thought I had the movie figured out, and then I had to throw everything out of the window because I wasn't even close to what was really going on. There are many things you don't expect, which I think it's a great element to add to things. Overall, I wouldn't consider it to be a horror movie, but it's worth watching. Some of the acting could've been a lot better, but it's not the worse I've watched. You might need to watch it a second time to truly understand exactly what's going on.