Ground Control

1998 · 98 MIN · IMDB 5.7 · 2,796 VOTES · DIR. Richard Howard

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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#
00:03:13 Transair two-ninety, you have a low altitude alert, check your altimeter immediately.
00:10:36 I got to work.
00:14:00 I'm not going to risk it.
00:17:35 OK this is where we stand.
00:21:48 All right the backups are arriving I feel so much better.
00:25:27 They're among the most highly trained people working for the federal government.
00:28:25 Your gonna have a terrible tangle here in about 5 minutes, but once you realize that.
00:31:51 Reduce to one four zero knots. Runway configuration? - Delta thirty nine, roger.
00:35:23 Hey, if you've any questions about this stuff, if you've any...
00:39:30 But now, I'm on the boards, and I drift
00:43:05 Hey! Phoenix, Alaska two seventy five... - Are you going to call it?
00:47:31 I wasn't scheduled to plug in for another couple of weeks.
00:50:41 Northwest twenty nine, El Paso altimeter two niner zero four.
00:55:04 I've lost radio.
00:59:10 nearest white courtesy telephone.
01:02:59 And we still don't have it. - They still ain't got it.
01:05:52 Forget about it, pilot error. You all right?
01:10:13 If you would please make sure your seatbacks and tray tables are in
01:13:43 When I was in the Navy controlling, we had a Tomcat lose all hydraulics.
01:15:59 Phoenix, this is Transgulf forty seven.
01:19:42 Stop the bird in five... four... three... two... one.
01:23:51 Listen.
129:01:02 five. - Roger. Happy New Year, Phoenix.

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed1,085
Dialogue density11.1 lines / min
First line00:00:22
Final line129:01:02

Production Record

DirectorRichard Howard
LanguageEnglish
Budget$500,000
IMDb votes2,796