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No Highway (1951) Rank 4 Reviews
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They don't make movies like this anymore. No Highway In the Sky is an unusual film and is hard to classify into a genre. There are elements of comedy and disaster thriller, but at its heart it's simply the story of a scientist unsuccessfully trying to ...read the complete No Highway movie review at At-A-Glance Film Reviews
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by D. A. Budka "Hist... on October 27, 2008
This is a personal favorite. The author of the book, Nevil Shute, was an aircraft engineer and worked on the Airship R100. He also worked with the famous inventor Barnes Wallis. These facts give the film some credibility in regards to metallergy. Reading ...
by Linda K. Newcomer... on March 07, 2008
This is a classic Jimmy Stewart movie, a must see for all old movie ...
by Gregory E. Sanche... on January 09, 2008
This and Field of Dreams are my two favorite films of all time. Feel good movies without a bit of smaltz. Hope it comes to DVD soon. ...
by Margaret Mitchell... on August 23, 2006
Another Nevil Shute novel made into a movie. Shute's main character here is Mr Honey ...
by David Von Pein on November 28, 2004
by Gerald Doempke on February 13, 2004
That's how I first saw it, back when this was still considered a major movie for TV. It is still the best time to watch ...
by J. Reynolds on June 04, 2002
The scene in which James Stewart retracts the airplane's landing gear while it's parked on the ground is absolutely classic -- brief but memorably stunning. It must have been astounding on the big screen in 1951. ...
by Marvin Edwards on March 23, 2002
On November 12, 2002, flight 587 took off from New York's JFK airport, only to crash in Belle Harbor, Queens. The tail had separated from the aircraft. ...
by Gwyn Gwyrdd "geek... on February 14, 2001
Of all of Jimmy Stewart's roles in film, this is my favorite. Anyone familiar with his expansive career knows that's saying a LOT. ...
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