AIR COLLISION

Cinemavixion Review

In 'Air Collision,' director Liz Adams crafts a high-stakes thriller where technological failure precipitates a race against time. The premise, a commercial airliner and Air Force One on a catastrophic collision course due to a severe electromagnetic storm, immediately grips the viewer. Reginald VelJohnson and Jordan Ladd anchor the film with performances that convey the mounting dread and the desperate measures taken by those aboard the doomed flights. While the film might lean into B-movie territory, its efficient pacing and clear narrative make for a tense viewing experience. The supporting cast, including Gerald Webb, effectively contributes to the ensemble's struggle for survival against insurmountable odds. It’s a solid entry for those seeking a straightforward disaster film with a ticking clock that rarely lets up.