November 1, 2005

Guess The Airline - November 2005

I decided to give you visitors a break this month with a fairly easy advertisement. Of course, there's always the batch of wrong answers, but at least it's satisfying to see people recognize the clues behind an advertisement.
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October 1, 2005

Guess The Airline - October 2005

This was the first appearance for this airline, and the clues seemed somewhat obvious, especially the year of the foundation of the airline. Yet a lot of people submitted wrong answers and some were very perseverant.
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September 1, 2005

The Concorde… Airport ’79 (Movie review)

The Concorde… Airport '79 is the fourth and last film in the Airport series. It is the only Airport film that has a supersonic airliner, a series of armed air attacks, a decompression, a lot of screaming and panicking, all with a 1980s feel... and a lot of camp value!
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Guess The Airline - September 2005

This was a different Guess The Airline, in the sense that it was not an actual airline advertisement, but rather an RBC Royal Bank Visa advertisement, promoting a credit card affiliated to a now defunct frequent flyer program in Canada.
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Airport '77 (Movie review)

Most people I have spoken to agree to say that from all four Airport movies, Airport '77 is the best one, with most action and excitement. Find out more in this amazing story of a private Boeing 747 crashing in the Bermuda triangle.
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August 14, 2005

Pandora’s Clock (Movie review)

Imagine if a deadly virus could be onboard a commercial flight right before Christmas. The passengers are to be quarantined. Nobody is to get off the plane, or the planet would be faced with an epidemic with proportions never seen before.
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Airplane! (Movie review)

Surely you have seen (and loved) the Airport movies from the 1970s. But this is, according to Wikipedia, the movie that ended in beauty this decade of air disaster movies by making fun of them: Airplane! It's a composite spoof of pretty much everything you remember from the 1970s...
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