ThiefHott Too much of everything

ChanFamous I wanted to like it more than I actually did... But much of the humor totally escaped me and I walked out only mildly impressed.

Rio Hayward All of these films share one commonality, that being a kind of emotional center that humanizes a cast of monsters.

Cristal The movie really just wants to entertain people.

thesar-2 Oh, man. I was 10 minutes into what screamed crapfest and I actually felt committed to continue to the end of Flight of the Living Dead: Outbreak on a Plane. Seriously?The premise didn't lie, nor did the ridiculously long two-title title. It's a flight, there's the living dead and it's an outbreak. What more do you need to know? Other than those motherfucking zombies on that motherfucking plane, there's nothing else.So, maybe, scratch that – I was wrong to even start it. And even moreso to finish it and waste the time. The movie contained horrid dialogue, terrible acting and a plane with enough space to be a zombie-infested mall in the sky.Sadly, I'll admit there were a few sparks of humor, mostly by the "good guy/bad guy" and a minute amount of originality and perhaps a speck of fright. But, those two positives that take up about two minutes isn't worth the remaining 92 minutes. In fact, it takes far too long to get to the goods. The first full half or more is an absolute abysmal display of developing bad actor's clichéd characters.Trust me, I made a mistake. Don't follow me. Take the bus, instead.

matzekarajanov-522-547176 Trailer looks funny, but it's desceptingafter 15 minutes you probably think this is going to be a good movie. The acting from the start is not that bad. But after the zombie virus breaks out, the acting level drops to a seven year old.It is unwatchable, waste of time, and i wan't my 1:20:00 min back. Unreversable regretment.My advice is if you are looking for a movie, with great acting and special effects this is going to be a big disappointment.Worst Zombie movie I've watched in years, Rather watch election propaganda than this, since you already know from the start you get bad acting.

aesgaard41 Don't get me wrong, I'm a fan of Zombie movies, or I used to be. The problem is that nothing is doing new to refresh the genre. I mean, we had "Shaun of the Dead" and "Zombieland," but that's about it. It has reached a point where once you've seen one zombie movie, you've seen all of them, and "Zombies On A Plane" is no exception. It has the pale-overshadowing, the weak characters, the unnecessary gore, the impossibly unlikely events and the lack of credibility. The only thing going for it is the new and innovative zombie caricatures. Overall, it's just sadly formulaic, like wanting certain characters to survive and casting odds on them. The only update is the change in setting, but beyond that, it's just the same as all the other zombie movies: mysterious substance revives the dead, one zombie creates two, two creates four, as numbers multiply the situation is supposed to become hopeless, but it doesn't become exciting; you're just wondering and predicting how it's going to end and even then its a letdown. Why not insert something new like the Bermuda Triangle as a plot twist? Vampire coffin in the hold? A Time warp? A broken crate of snakes? Come on, if you're going to repeat the same movie again, add something new besides changing the location! Interesting, but not worthy.

sharkytrax I loved this movie. If you are watching it as a documentary you will be disappointed, if you are watching it to be entertained you will have a blast. Hot chicks in miniskirts, zombies, campy fun, yet in a well made and directed movie. It's fun to watch it and say "Why can he pull out all of those wires and not harm the airplane and yet I can't use my cellphone? Hey, wait a minute, where did all of these guns come from? I want a gun. Why don't the stewardess's on my flights look like this?" P.S. I'm actually married to a stewardess and she screamed at the TV so many times due to factual errors but I'm buying the DVD because it was so fun.