I usually don't write reviews, but this thing was so bad I actually joined just to pan it! Worst piece of junk I've ever seen. The acting was terrible, the characters totally unbelievable. What maxed my stupid meter was the search and attempts to modify a distributor cap for an old Cessna. Minor technical problem here.
The aircraft engine does NOT use a distributor as found in a gasoline car. It uses a magneto, which is totally different.
Then the girl goes searching to a wrecked military 5 ton truck. She pops the hood and you can see that it has a Cummins diesel engine, complete with the high mounted dual fuel filters characteristic of that model. Then she grabs some wires and a set of spark plug wires with attached distributor cap hangs out from under the hood. She removes the cap and leaves. Please explain how a diesel engine comes to have a distributor and spark plug wires? Between the aircraft BS and the diesel engine having spark plugs, the movie has just made every military person who ever worked around military trucks, every big truck driver and every pilot, or person involved in the aircraft industry retch up their lunch.
Congratulations on producing the first movie that I ever walked out on! This must be geared for the 12-14 age group in "Special Ed" class. (and that is probably an insult to the students in the "Special Ed" class for which I will apologize.
The aircraft engine does NOT use a distributor as found in a gasoline car. It uses a magneto, which is totally different.
Then the girl goes searching to a wrecked military 5 ton truck. She pops the hood and you can see that it has a Cummins diesel engine, complete with the high mounted dual fuel filters characteristic of that model. Then she grabs some wires and a set of spark plug wires with attached distributor cap hangs out from under the hood. She removes the cap and leaves. Please explain how a diesel engine comes to have a distributor and spark plug wires? Between the aircraft BS and the diesel engine having spark plugs, the movie has just made every military person who ever worked around military trucks, every big truck driver and every pilot, or person involved in the aircraft industry retch up their lunch.
Congratulations on producing the first movie that I ever walked out on! This must be geared for the 12-14 age group in "Special Ed" class. (and that is probably an insult to the students in the "Special Ed" class for which I will apologize.