Ground Control
1998 · 98 MIN · IMDB 5.7 · 2,796 VOTES · DIR. Richard Howard
Overview
An air-traffic controller quits after a plane crash but, years later, goes to help an airport that is in the path of a terrible storm.
Dialogue Timeline — 1,085 lines
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00:00:22 #MY BIGGEST FEAR? WHEN YOU'VE DONE ALL YOU CAN DO AND STILL#
00:03:07 Good night to you. Couldnl have made it without you, Chicago. Thank you sir.
00:10:28 Look I'm happy with what I'm doing. I really am, I'm happy.
00:13:50 Phoenix, we reaily need to get out of this now. - Negative traffic beneath you.
00:17:15 If you can tell me exactly how many turns to vector from
00:21:28 all IFR traffic above eighteen thousand feet. - Right.
00:24:30 Air Mexico 183 Phoenix maintain two-seven-zero knots.
00:27:52 You can lose separation in a couple minutes.
00:31:04 You know what that could mean for you.
00:34:12 I know! - Why dont you do something?
00:38:36 Randy Groves, right?
00:42:01 Good day, Phoenix. - Good day to you, sir.
00:46:31 Hold altitude. Do you understand. Air Peru?
00:49:46 Never again. You owe me for this.
00:53:04 You flights on the northeast ring, pass out more peanuts, you're the cabooses.
00:57:05 Quinn. The radio first.
01:01:14 We've lost the i. L. S.
01:04:41 Move, move, move, move it! Aircraft sierra...
01:08:43 That was fun. - Yeah. And we get to do it all over again tomorrow.
01:12:12 Roger Phoenix... we're not going anywhere.
01:14:59 What does he need to do to head two seven zero.
01:17:51 Try it now
01:21:14 Copy.
01:25:43 Okay. Your last turn is going to be approximately twenty seconds, on my mark.
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,085
Dialogue density11.1 lines / min
First line00:00:22
Final line01:25:43
Production Record
DirectorRichard Howard
LanguageEnglish
Budget$500,000
IMDb votes2,796