Movie Line-up?

[Cardinal729]

I vote for "The Wind Rises" about the Japanese Zero !

[Glenn Gordon]

Have any of the movies for the Fly-In Theatre been selected yet? I'd like to suggest "Airplane!" of course. And no more James Bond films. Aviation films only please!

How about "Zero Hour".... it's the original "Airplane" movie.

Not meant to be taken as a comedy, but hard not to if you have ever seen "Airplane".

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dO90hdkeKrs

[Jim Heffelfinger]

Movie announcement just released. Sadly wanted to see the new Planes movie but it will be already out by AV.
Interesting selection this year.
I am sure others will comment.

[Mayhemxpc]

I am looking forward to seeing Wings. The Millionaire's Unit will also get my attention. Both are not only flying movies but, of course, totally appropriate for the 100 years commemoration of WW1. The rest I will probably pass on. Probably.

[rawheels]

2. Star Trek into Darkness. It is a David Ellison film, and he must give the rights to his movies as a donation to EAA or something. He has also recently produced World War Z, GI Joe..., Jack Reacher, and the Guilt Trip. So I'm guessing they will show the most "flying" related movie, but who knows we'll probably show the Guilt Trip.

Well, I got 1 of 2 correct. Not too bad.

"Wings" with the piano player sounds pretty awesome. I may have to re-think the schedule to try to make that.

[rawheels]

Sadly wanted to see the new Planes movie but it will be already out by AV.

Interesting that all the movies, other than the documentary, are rated PG-13. Guess Airventure had too many kids at the movies last year?

[rbarkerjr]

http://www.eaa.org/en/airventure/eaa...fly-in-theater

[BeagleOne]

Surprised to see Star Trek in there! I will go see that, might go see Gravity just for the special effects, and The Millionaires' Unit looks good too. Pacific Rim and Enders' Game...we'll see, and Wings might be fun! All in all it looks like a good line-up.

But they still should show Airplane! every year!

[Mayhemxpc]

Interesting that all the movies, other than the documentary, are rated PG-13. Guess Airventure had too many kids at the movies last year?

How in the world could "Wings" be rated PG-13? The system wasn't even out until 1968 and the first film ever rated PG 13 was 1984 ("Red Dawn"). Your point, however, is on target.

[Ozzie]

I thought i found a movie i never had seen before with the mention of Airplane but a quick search shows that it is known as Flying High, Down Under