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Eureka Entertainment to release THE FLIGHT OF THE PHOENIX, Robert Aldrich's all time classic thriller starting James Stewart, Richard Attenborough and an international cast, as part of the Masters of Cinemas Series on Blu-ray for the first time in the UK on 12 September 2016.
One of Hollywood's toughest and most idiosyncratic filmmakers, Robert Aldrich has on of his greatest and most cherished popular successes with the thrilling adventure classic The Flight of the Phoenix, headlined by an all-star cast including James Stewart, Richard Attenborough , Peter Finch, Ernest Borgnine and Hardy Kruger.
A cargo plane carrying an assortment of oilmen and military personnel crashes in the Sahara Desert during a sandstorm. Realising they're too far off course to be found and rescued before food and water runs out, their only hope is to attempt to rebuild the aircraft amidst the unforgiving environment.
An engrossing mix of intensely physical filmmaking an marvellous character turns across the board, The Flight of the Phoenix is a vivid chronicle of men pressure, with unsettling questions about the nature of leadership. The Masters of Cinema Series is proud to present a new Blu-ray special edition of the film.
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A really nicely presented Blu-ray, really clear transfer with some nice extras.
1965’s Flight of the Phoenix is an excellent disaster drama film. Jimmy Stewart plays the veteran cargo plane pilot, alongside the navigator played by Richard Attenborough, and the German aeronautical engineer played by Hardy Kruger. This film is more than a simple disaster film in that there is a lot of built up tension, it’s attention to detail about planes and how they work and also how people react. Beautifully filmed with a strong supporting cast.