At a time when the world was in a state of chaos, some lucky teenagers escape fate. Little do they know that fate has a way of having its way with the living...
Original Review:
Our lives, are they predetermined, or do we actually have the free will we think we have. That's what we're about to find out. A senior trip to Paris should be the adventure of a lifetime. Little do they know that something is about to happen that will impact them in ways they couldn't have imagined. After a vision of something ominous, Alex is determined to get off the plane. Seeing his reaction, there are others that quickly join him. As he is hassled for his reaction, those who got off the plane with him would soon be thankful that they were spared. They're soon going to find out that their journey is far from over. Death's design seems inescapable but they're determined to beat their fate. This is their journey to attempt to defeat death. Will they succeed or is their fate set in stone...
This is one of those guilty pleasure movies, it's got a narrow audience but within that is a definite following that could inspire more movies to come.
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Taifun fan, Alex browning, volée airlines, volee airlines, this is the end, flight 180, mt Abraham high school, reality beyond matter, Terry Chaney, Blake Dreyer, Christa marsh, g gate 46, Billy Hitchcock, Valerie lewton, Larry murnau, Nassau County authorities, agent schreck, agent weine, Howard seigel, clear rivers, ken browning, Barbara browning, tod waggner, I control my life not you, not now not here not ever, because of you I'm still alive thank you, tymme has come today, everything is always in transition, an absolute but incomprehensible attraction, I didn't see what you saw but I felt it, cadaveric spasms, we're all just a mouse that the cat has by the tail, death's sadistic design, no harm no foul, Carter Horton, Jane siberry, Jones Beach state park, fuck death, miro 81, bludworth, George waggner, hare Krishna, pete Atherton, Joe 90,
