7500

Name: 7500
Genre: Action, Drama, Thriller
Released: June 18, 2020
Duration: 93 min
Rating: 58
Cast: Aurelie Thepaut, Aylin Tezel, Carlo Kitzlinger, Cornel Nussbaum, Filippo Parisi

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Amazon Studios | Release Date (Streaming): June 18, 2020 | R

Starring: Aurelie Thepaut, Aylin Tezel, Carlo Kitzlinger, Cornel Nussbaum, Filippo Parisi, Hicham Sebiai, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Max Schimmelpfennig, Murathan Muslu, Nino Porzio, Omid Memar, Passar Hariky, Paul Wollin

Summary: It looks like a routine day at work for Tobias, a soft-spoken young American co-pilot on a flight from Berlin to Paris as he runs through the preflight checklist with Michael, the pilot, and chats with Gökce, his flight-attendant girlfriend. But shortly after takeoff, terrorists armed with makeshift knives suddenly storm the cockpit,It looks like a routine day at work for Tobias, a soft-spoken young American co-pilot on a flight from Berlin to Paris as he runs through the preflight checklist with Michael, the pilot, and chats with Gökce, his flight-attendant girlfriend. But shortly after takeoff, terrorists armed with makeshift knives suddenly storm the cockpit, seriously wounding Michael and slashing Tobias’ arm. Temporarily managing to fend off the attackers, a terrified Tobias contacts ground control to plan an emergency landing. But when the hijackers kill a passenger and threaten to murder more innocent people if he doesn’t let them back into the cockpit, this ordinary man faces an excruciating test.… Expand

Director: Patrick Vollrath

Genre(s): Action, Drama, Thriller

Rating: R

Runtime: 93 min

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Jonathan Christian

Jun 18, 2020

In an era marked by omnipresent terror and universal doom, 7500 sparks fear and soothes anxiety in the same breath. Although the film utilizes violence as its foundation, 7500 promotes the idea that heroes exist everywhere, proving that, even amid turbulent opposition, survival, and endurance are sometimes the bravest acts people can ever accomplish. Read full review

Ian Freer

Jun 18, 2020

It’s a potentially mid-’90s B-movie premise, but director Patrick Vollrath and star Joseph Gordon-Levitt keep it taut, tense and classy. Just a shame it doesn’t stick the landing. Read full review

Steve Pond

Jun 17, 2020

You wouldn’t exactly call it fun or enjoyable, but it’s a thriller that does what it sets out to do, which is to make you uncomfortable and then wring you dry. And if you’re feeling cooped up being stuck at home, well, the proceedings here could make the smallest apartment feel spacious. Read full review

Guy Lodge

Jun 15, 2020

For its first half, 7500 is briskly effective in a cold-sweat sort of way, carrying its audience from a smooth takeoff to the first signs of disturbance to swiftly cranked all-out terror with the kind of nervy efficiency you can admire without exactly taking pleasure in it. In more ways than one, however, Vollrath’s technically adroit film has trouble sticking the landing. Read full review

Peter Travers

Jun 18, 2020

Your chances for enjoying this will depend on giving up a search for depth and just strapping in for a B-movie hell ride. Read full review

Richard Roeper

Jun 17, 2020

Unfortunately, not even Gordon-Levitt’s stellar work can sustain a well-made but ultimately underwhelming docudrama from first-time German writer-director Patrick Vollrath. Read full review

The Guardian Benjamin Lee

Jun 17, 2020

For fans of joyless screaming and stabbing, there might be something here worth your time but for those who expect more thrills from their thrillers or at least something close to a purpose, 7500 is a flight worth missing. Read full review

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signum88

Jul 20, 2020

This movie was a super intense ride, I've no idea why it's rated so low. The sound in particular really makes you feel like you're in that cockpit.

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FilmCriticGuild

Jun 19, 2020

Excellent movie - realistic and tense, yet not made in the Hollywood style, which might be off-putting for less discerning viewers. Negative comments of "7500" come in the guise of feigned political correctness and personal dislike of pace (ridiculous) or action in that there is too muchExcellent movie - realistic and tense, yet not made in the Hollywood style, which might be off-putting for less discerning viewers. Negative comments of "7500" come in the guise of feigned political correctness and personal dislike of pace (ridiculous) or action in that there is too much screaming and banging on the door - I guess the reality would be that one should politely ask that the cockpit door be opened (and not insist at that), and that the infliction of wounds should be accompanied by "I strongly object that you stab me with the glass knife", but only once and in the quieten voice. True connoisseurs of action movies will like "7500".… Expand

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Jul 9, 2020

This is a really good movie, if it was released 10 years ago it may have been an Oscar winner. Joseph Gordon-Levitt is awesome and the rest of the cast is fantastic as well. Well shot and well done.

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TVJerry

Jun 26, 2020

This movie is almost a one-man show in one small space. Joseph Gordon-Levitt plays a pilot, whose flight from Berlin to Paris is hijacked. After the initial attack, he's trapped inside the cockpit, while trying to cope with the threat in the cabin. Along with Patrick Vollrath'sThis movie is almost a one-man show in one small space. Joseph Gordon-Levitt plays a pilot, whose flight from Berlin to Paris is hijacked. After the initial attack, he's trapped inside the cockpit, while trying to cope with the threat in the cabin. Along with Patrick Vollrath's claustrophobic direction, Gordon-Levitt manages to maintain moderate anxiety with his intense yet controlled performance. The tension isn't always as compelling as it could be and the final few minutes drag down the drama and dilute the film's full effect. Still, it's a frightening scenario effectively realized with Gordon-Levitt's solid performance.… Expand

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JLuis_001

Jul 7, 2020

Gordon-Levitt proves to be convincing and credible, unfortunately for him, the story soon falls into bumps and cliches that easily show the shortcomings of its narrative device.

Also the imbalance between the elements of suspense and drama, not only make it unconvincing, they make it lookGordon-Levitt proves to be convincing and credible, unfortunately for him, the story soon falls into bumps and cliches that easily show the shortcomings of its narrative device.

Also the imbalance between the elements of suspense and drama, not only make it unconvincing, they make it look constructed in a very convenient way in order to make it more functional and that's why the film never manages to go for everything, especially because it never seems to be sure of the path in which it should step on the accelerator.… Expand

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UncleWillard

Jul 1, 2020

5 stars, mostly for JGL's performance. His performance makes an otherwise boring action flick palatable. Not sure I understand why he wants to save the ahole terrorist at the end. I was hoping he would get some first hand justice by killing the coward himself. I kinda want to see a follow-up5 stars, mostly for JGL's performance. His performance makes an otherwise boring action flick palatable. Not sure I understand why he wants to save the ahole terrorist at the end. I was hoping he would get some first hand justice by killing the coward himself. I kinda want to see a follow-up exploring the aftermath of this attack on him, his child, and his family.… Expand

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Mauro_Lanari

Jun 19, 2020

(Mauro Lanari)
"7000" of Patrick Vollrath in his debut fits into the vein of "Locke" (Knight, 2013), "Beast of Burden" (Ganslandt, 2018), "The Guilty" (Möller, 2018): propagandized as an elegant exercise of style in the footsteps of the most claustrophobic Hitchcock, instead it is an attempt(Mauro Lanari)
"7000" of Patrick Vollrath in his debut fits into the vein of "Locke" (Knight, 2013), "Beast of Burden" (Ganslandt, 2018), "The Guilty" (Möller, 2018): propagandized as an elegant exercise of style in the footsteps of the most claustrophobic Hitchcock, instead it is an attempt to minimize production costs (this time 5 million dollars) by employing a single location and little more than just one actor, a monologuing one-man show for about an hour and a half. The absolute void with autopilot, "all in all is just another crap in the wall".… Expand

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