Movie Reviews of Pleasant Flight

Happy Flight is a film that turns the traditional aviation genre on its head, covering all corners of civil aviation and reflecting the mundane and interesting world of aviation that we don't know about. Director Shizuku Yaguchi spent two years interviewing the aviation community to polish the script, and considers the movie to be as interesting as his acclaimed "Five Boys Puffing in the Water". (Tencent.com)

Happy Flight is not a traditional plane crash movie, but rather a lighthearted and humorous youth film. A small airport is a world where all kinds of people meet and separate, and what kind of memories will be left behind during the short road trip. Without the cooperation of all departments, the flight cannot be a "pleasant flight", so in the final analysis, the main line of the film is the spirit of teamwork, which is the most respected story line in Japanese cinema. Generally speaking, aviation films are either about air crashes or about captains and pilots, and very few of them are able to show a full picture of the airport in such a comprehensive way. (Sohu.com)