The Langoliers (1995)

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Directed by Tom Holland.

Starring Bronson Pinchot, Dean Stockwell, Patricia Wettig, Mark Lindsay Chapman.

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Ten passengers on a red-eye flight from L.A. to Boston discover that they are not the only people on the plane, but after making an emergency landing in Bangor, Maine, they discover that they are the only people on the planet. This film was based off the Stephen King short story Four Past Midnight. ~ Jonathan Crow, All Movie Guide

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Re: Stephen King Movies: Favor ...
by Dr_Gor in HORROR MOVIES 101

loved it.

"I thought "The Langoliers" was QUITE a cool movie AND book! It was like a 90 minute episode of "The Twilight Zone" .... And, yes, Miss June ... I CAN produce an example of that very phenomenon... (!) " [More]

Re: Stephen King Movies: Favor ...
by divinemsjunebug in HORROR MOVIES 101

liked it.

"Yes, I'm a Stephen King fan too, I have read ALL his books and seen ALL of his movies. I agree with you both too, The Mist is one of my favorite stories, I could just envision everything so vividly and I could feel how terrified people were and I kept thinking, Oh I hope so and so is okay...Thomas Jane is an excellent choice for David. How cool, I hope it won't disappoint us. I think one of the WORST movies was the TommyKnockers (that is just my opinion), It's still entertaining to watch, but it just isn't very good. I enjoyed watching RoseRed, but it had some very stupid parts in it, as well as the Langoliers, a few really good interesting parts but the story is just a little lame. I have to say that I really like IT and of course the first Shining (even though Stephen King was not happy with it because they didn't take his suggestions about how he wanted it to be, that's why they released the later one because it followed his story the way he wanted ... " [More]

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