the ideal airplane movie, to me, is a three-out-of-five-stars light action comedy, one that i wouldn't seek out to watch on the ground. something engaging enough to burn two hours while not being so engaging that i can't also poke at my phone or order a drink, and something not so badly made that i'm mad at it but not so well made that it's a shame to waste it on a tiny screen partially drowned out by engine noise.
I recently took a flight with TVs in the seat, and the guy across the aisle started watching Romeo + Juliet, ya know - Baz Luhrmann's 1996 romance drama starring Leo and Claire, and I texted all of my girlfriends on the group chat "I think I found my soulmate". So it may not be the movie you watch, but the movie you catch someone else watching!
the ideal airplane movie, to me, is a three-out-of-five-stars light action comedy, one that i wouldn't seek out to watch on the ground. something engaging enough to burn two hours while not being so engaging that i can't also poke at my phone or order a drink, and something not so badly made that i'm mad at it but not so well made that it's a shame to waste it on a tiny screen partially drowned out by engine noise.
This is poetic
I like to watch the latest animated movie. I also love watching movies over people's shoulders - especially action movies and Bollywood
For me, Pixar movies are the perfect sweet spot of entertaining and fast-paced but also undemanding.
I recently took a flight with TVs in the seat, and the guy across the aisle started watching Romeo + Juliet, ya know - Baz Luhrmann's 1996 romance drama starring Leo and Claire, and I texted all of my girlfriends on the group chat "I think I found my soulmate". So it may not be the movie you watch, but the movie you catch someone else watching!