FLIGHT WORLD WAR II

Cinemavixion Review

Emile Edwin Smith's 'Flight World War II' plunges viewers into a temporal anomaly, where a routine flight unexpectedly navigates a mysterious storm, landing passengers in the heart of 1940s France. The film skillfully blends elements of science fiction with the grim realities of wartime, as the stranded travelers, notably guided by Robbie Kay's young soldier, must evade the conflict and find a way back to their own time without irrevocably altering history. Faran Tahir and Aqueela Zoll also contribute to the tense atmosphere. While the premise offers a compelling 'what if' scenario, its execution, as reflected in its IMDb rating, suggests a journey that, while adventurous, may not fully capitalize on its intriguing concept. It's a daring, if somewhat uneven, exploration of causality set against a pivotal historical backdrop.