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Fun premise, good actors, bad writing. This film seemed to have potential at the beginning but it quickly devolves into a trite action film. Ultimately it's very boring.

The film creates a perfect balance between action and depth of basic needs, in the midst of an infertile atmosphere.

I enjoyed watching this film and would recommend other to give it a try , (as I am) but this movie, although enjoyable to watch due to the better than average acting fails to add anything new to its storyline that is all too familiar to these types of movies.

By the time the dramatic fireworks start popping off, each one feels earned.

Ufff.... I can't believe I watched it actually to the end. I deserve 10 stars. I simply CANNOT imagine, on what kind of glue was the story writer. The "parachute" in darkness dropped from zombie airplane ? And English found it in minutes.. And after crappy fight with Germans, they used it right away? That's too much excitement... Oh boy....

Guys!!! Everyone who badly criticized this movie TOTALLY forgot what cinema is all about. It's about ENTERTAINMENT and nothing else. This is not a documentary, or a National Geographic or a history show. Its a movie. Not the best I seen but I enjoy it and I had a good time. Most actors are good. CGI is not bad for a low budget. The story is funny. The story board could have skip a few useless and confusing scene. I didn't consider this movie serious, I saw it more like a comedy. A good comedy. Just a shame to see many critics being so demanding in cinema these days. Not all movie should be big bloc buster, the world would be really boring if so.

Look, it's a pretty bad film in the grand scheme of things, but I actually found it fun to watch. Just like some people watch fast and furious for it's crazy unrealistic stunts. This is one of those films. You watch it because it has a silly plot, and because it is unrealistic. So yes. It's a pretty bad film, but is still worth watching in my opinion. 6/10 seems appropriate in that case. Bad film, but still fun.

Yes, the premise is derivative of the Kirk Douglas vehicle THE FINAL COUNTDOWN, but the multiracial cast is game, the story fairly suspenseful given the outcome is more-or-less preordained, and The Asylum's CGI work has progressed to the point where it doesn't interfere with your suspension of disbelief...much. My wife, niece and I watched it on Netflix the other night, and as soon as we saw "AN ASYLUM FILM" we figured we'd be switching it off in ten minutes in disgust - so the fact we not only watched the entire movie through, but were entertained by the experience, is quite a recommendation! Special props go to Faran Tahir's Captain Strong, an airline pilot so cool-headed under pressure Sully Sullenberger would be green with envy; and Aqueela Zoll's Tough Young Flight Attendant Cameron, who is just who you want serving you coffee when your plane time-travels to a slightly-changed for excitement WWII air battle! But everybody in the cast pitches in to sell the story, which is a pleasant surprise - like when Charles Band's people crank out an above-average bit of Direct-to-Video dreck like ZONE TROOPERS.