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Zero Hour! (Digital HD Film) Expired
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Amazon has Zero Hour! (Digital HD Film) on sale for $4.99.
Apple iTunes & Google Play also have Zero Hour! (Digital HD Film) on sale for $4.99.
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Apple iTunes & Google Play also have Zero Hour! (Digital HD Film) on sale for $4.99.
- About this movie:
- A battle-fatigued ex-World War II fighter pilot must take charge and land a passenger plane when the crew is overcome by ptomaine poisoning.
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Amazon [amazon.com],iTunes [apple.com], and Google Play [google.com] each have Zero Hour! available for purchase for $4.99. The title is compatible with Movies Anywhere [moviesanywhere.com].
The film is best known for its 1980 film parody, Airplane!, which uses parts of the original screenplay almost verbatim. (Airplane vs. Zero Hour [youtube.com])
The film is best known for its 1980 film parody, Airplane!, which uses parts of the original screenplay almost verbatim. (Airplane vs. Zero Hour [youtube.com])
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Looks like Airplane! is on sale for same price. Posted here.
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Does Citizen Kane, Casablanca, Gone With the Wind, City of LIghts, Rebecca, or coutnles other films that were made before Zero Hour! have "no relevance anymore?"
Airplane! is practically unwatchanble compared to these films.
Slow down, chief - this ain't Citizen Kane. I think he was merely pointing out that very few people know of this film, myself included, and obviously it's main relevance has been inspiring a more popular, superior successor.
Does Citizen Kane, Casablanca, Gone With the Wind, City of LIghts, Rebecca, or coutnles other films that were made before Zero Hour! have "no relevance anymore?"
Airplane! is practically unwatchanble compared to these films.
Does Citizen Kane, Casablanca, Gone With the Wind, City of LIghts, Rebecca, or coutnles other films that were made before Zero Hour! have "no relevance anymore?"
Airplane! is practically unwatchanble compared to these films.