Flight of Shadow | English Full Movie

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In a tale of unexpected twists and gripping suspense, the lives of a group of airline passengers intertwine in the aftermath of a mysterious plane crash. As investigators struggle to uncover the truth behind the tragic accident, suspicions arise, secrets are revealed, and alliances are tested. With each revelation leading to more questions than answers, the passengers find themselves on a journey of self-discovery, confronting their own fears, desires, and vulnerabilities. As the stakes escalate, they must navigate the treacherous waters of fate, where every decision could mean the difference between life and death. Get ready for a thrilling ride filled with suspense, intrigue, and unexpected turns at every corner.
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[@marcbagwell6109]

I love this movie under any title. My wife and I watched it. I haven’t seen it since I was a kid and this was her first time to see it! She loved the movie as much as I did. Thank you for sharing it with us.

[@GrayGhosting]

Fate Is The Hunter: one of my favorite films.

[@leeknight6040]

Fantastically beautiful film. Obviously the script has some absurdities and sentimentalities, but that's all blown away by the quality and power of the images. It is really extraordinary and it's a privilege to be able to see it, as I had never even heard of it before. Buried treasure.

[@kathleenmckeithen118]

At 75, I sure am glad great, old movies are shown on KZbin. So many really good stories, good to great directing, casting and acting with no garbage talk or vulgarity. Thank you, Eternal Picture Show for this one!!😊

[@paolazuffinetti]

A movie to watch and re-watch: vision perfect, cast exceptional, the plot keeps one glued till the end. And.... Suzanne Pleshette is as classy as ever.

[@davidt8438]

The first time I saw this movie I was a little kid watching it on a 9” Admiral tv. Now I’m 69 years old and watching it on my phone with a 2” screen. Progress.

[@beachdawgz]

😂😂 I watched it on my tiny TV in my bedroom.That might have also been a 9 inch. I have progressed, tho. It's a lot easier on the eyes with a 65-inch.

[@stephenbru]

I have to laugh!..I'm 70 and watched this movie same as you and I am now watching it on my cell phone 😂😂😂😂..👍

[@MilesCobbett]

Same here

[@katem.8816]

lol.

[@southerncross3638]

Ah yes, the days of height, age , and weight limits for stewardesses. 😅

[@danielcombs3207]

This is an excellent film I saw it when it was released in the mid 60’s. I was a huge fan of Glenn Ford’s films. I was surprised and a little disappointed when I realized it in Black and White until I got totally wrapped up in the story and the acting.

[@lourdessimon7813]

Glen Ford, love him. Another underrated Hollywood-Golden era actor.

[@cattymajiv]

He's not a bit underrated! That word is very much overused, and badly misused! Glenn is and always has been very popular, loved by millions!

[@robertcringle4865]

Yeah, wasn't he Superman's dad in the seventies.

[@MikeWebb-hm3qt]

Suzanne Pleshette, got to be my all time heartthrob.

[@toddbonin6926]

Ditto

[@MikeWebb-hm3qt]

I saw her first@@toddbonin6926 😁 In my dreams.😞

[@bobflicks6104]

It’s 1964. We had 3 or 4 jet airliners in the skies (DC-8, 707, Comet). The airplane looks like a “strange duck “ so as not to offend any specific manufacturer.

[@alexciocca4451]

Glenn Ford the original Mr Cool and Rod was very cool hisself

[@jamesnorton8316]

Good aviation flick. written by the master of flying movies. Ernest K. Gann. Check out his numerous novels about flying. 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 It was good to see Glenn Ford again, and Suzanne Pleshette. Thanks for posting. The plane used in the movie was a pretty funky looking jet, but the jet age hadn't been around very long when the movie was produced, and Hollywood came up with a strange duck.

[@johneyon5257]

they use to design planes for movies about plane crashes so that no manufacturer or airlines would find reason to sue them

[@user-fe5qb1xe9p]

Yes

[@user-fu9uj7gr4u]

Rod Taylor was one of the most gorgeous looking guys in the world. Thanks for this upload you guys and love from all of us on Staten Island, New York.

[@michaelthompson342]

I saw this film as a very young kid and always remembered it as "the coffee cup movie". Thanks for bringing back a some great cinema memories!

[@chutewhite2321]

Me too. That coffee cup always stuck in my head. I loved this movie as a kid but only saw it maybe one or two times till today, still love it, corny in some places and i wanted to belt that reporter but it still was good. Fate is the “coffee cup” hunter!

[@johneyon5257]

there have been actual spills in passenger plane cockpits that have caused problems - but no crashes (at least - no crashes were blamed on coffee spills) - search the web for articles

[@redbirdacres]

Fate Is The Hunter (1964) is the actual title. 🤩 I enjoyed this movie. Thanks for the upload.

[@miapdx503]

Thank you 🌹

[@joycedudzinski9415]

Great watching a movie that doesn't have obnoxious music.

[@Howrider65]

Will never ever see actors like this again.

[@toddbonin6926]

Excellent movie. Beautiful cinematography. Wonderful acting. Unusual plot. I highly recommend it.

[@toddbonin6926]

@@RobbGF just subscribed … thanks!

[@piehound]

Would you mind if i highly recommend your recommendation ???

[@toddbonin6926]

@@piehound not at all

[@beachdawgz]

I've always loved this movie. Thanks for posting. Back when we had some decent actors and great movies. Good cast in this film.

[@stephenkruft2213]

This is Fate Is The Hunter, not Flight of Shadow.

[@davidhull7115]

This really had me going. After I started it I recognised it, but not the name, so I had to IMDb Glenn Ford to figure it out. WHY would they rename it?

[@shadovanish7435]

​@@davidhull7115Probably so KZbin's AI trolls won't take the movie down.

[@lth7023]

That's what I thot, too! I've seen it before & when I saw it about a year ago, it was called "Fate Is The Hunter", just as you said.

[@davidhull7115]

@@lth7023 Weird, innit?

[@atpg5]

@@davidhull7115so it doesn’t get removed. Wink wink

[@HonoredGeneral]

The "Consolidated Airways" jet aircraft used in the film, called "Blue Ribbon", was one of two fabricated from DC-7(B) donors, the second used to create the crash scene on the beach. The wings were reportedly removed and reversed, and a Boeing 707 nose cone along with "supersonic spike" were also added in order to achieve the appearance of a modern jet airliner. Modifications to the rear section of the aircraft included the addition of two nacelles to accommodate the simulated jet engines. A rear-mounted Boeing 707 spike-styled HF antenna isolator and antenna were added to the tail section.

[@markr.devereux3385]

Omg this is the nicest print of this classic aviation film. Glenn Ford at his finest. Left me a little nonplussed when i saw this at a saturday matinee as a kiid. Pretty exciting suspenseful film.

[@diannemiller1895]

Yes, should hav the correct movie title but the importance is the quality of the flick. Terrific well thought out story, gr8 acting, gr8 script. Wonderful dedication of a friend. Yes,all about FATE. Thx UT❤

[@johneyon5257]

ask real pilots if they think it was "well thought out"

[@danielboyer5073]

I saw this film when it first came out. I still love it, & It had a great cast, Sad to say almost all the main actors & actresses are dead. Except Maybe Nancy Khan. Later years I found out about the making of this Movie 🎬 FATE IS THE HUNTER After I Read The book by ERNEST K GANN LIKE A LOT OF HOLLYWOOD MOVIES, THEY INVENT A SCRIPT WITH MAYBE A COUPLE OF SENTENCES, FROM THE BOOK. ABOUT HALF WAY THROUGH THE FILMING OF THIS MOVIE, ERNST GANN WALKED OFF THE SET HE WAS SO DISCUSTED WITH IT ALL. HE HAD HIS NAME REMOVED FROM THE CREDITS. JUST LEFT ON WHO WROTE THE NOVEL, THE MOVIE WAS BASED ON. NO DC - 2S OR DC- 3S OR ANY OTHER REAL AIRCRAFT THAT WAS USED IN THE AIR TRANSPORT COMMAND OF THE AAF I STILL LOVE THIS MOVIE REGARDLESS, BUT IT'S A FORERUNNER IN A SMALL WAY TO 1970'S AIRPORT. ERNEST K GANN WROTE GRAND BOOKS ON AVIATION, ISLAND IN THE SKY , THE HIGH & THE MIGHTY, BAND OF BROTHERS, AS WELL AS ADVENTURE NOVELS, SOLIDER OF FORTUNE & MASADA. BUT THIS FATE IS THE HUNTER 🎬 MOVIE IS NOT ENTIRELY BY THE NOVEL. THE SOUNDTRACK IS STILL AWESOME ! THE LONELY HORN & THE AERIL MELODIES & FAINT CHOIR IN THE BACKGROUND GOES WELL , WITH THE MOVIE.

[@johncantwell8216]

Rod Taylor singing "Blue Moon"

[@marciawade8813]

Fate is the Hunter... Practically like Sully landing in the Hudson but successfully, re-enacted in movie w/ Tom Hanks...Both good movies.

[@marionoconnell9848]

What a cast. Wow.

[@deborahflello2316]

Excellent film, slowly unfolds as we judge and then reassess the character of the pilot , well worth watching.

[@wendybutler1681]

This is a very good film with a great cast. I was planning on it lulling me to sleep. Nope. I prefer the older films. Less of the lurid and more story and character development. You'll come to like the characters in this story very much. I highly recommend. My oldest sister was a flight attendant for nearly 50 years. She turned 21 in stew school. Me, 13 years younger, was so proud of her! Still am. She's in rehab after knee surgery at the moment. Send healing thoughts! Her fave flights were the special ones carrying Gulf War troops to and from our bases in Germany.

[@mynameisworld]

Yes, old movies are much better than most of today's movies! Any movie I turn on that made in the past 25 years I end up having to turn off because there is slimy saliva-swishing every 3 minutes. If what today's movie-goers want to see only nasty loud smooching instead of an actual story, then I worry for the sanity of today's youth.

[@marionoconnell9848]

Awesome movie. Thanks.

[@ADAMSIXTIES]

Title if wrong. This is Fate is the Hunter

[@piehound]

Yes IF wrong . . . i'll eat my cookies.

[@melvyncox3361]

Aircraft based on the Douglas DC4. Good film👍

[@michaelswann9192]

What a nice find. Love Glenn Ford, Rod Taylor. Let's not forget kwan and Pleshette. Had to go back again and see the coffee cup was the culprit. But, confused as they should have known when they open this compartment nothing but import wires were located there. I think they call it negligence. The airline is responsible for this crash. Can anyone say settle with the families.

[@myheadhurts1927]

SUSAN PLESHETTE. VERY good movie.

[@jonnieinbangkok]

Hubba Hubba 😍 😍 😍

[@jameswebb4593]

Ernest Ganns autobiography " Fate is the Hunter " is the finest book on aviation that I have ever read , and I have read hundreds in the last 75 years. Cabin staff entering the flight deck and being chummy with the pilots has caused a number of fatal accidents , especially at the time the pilots should be doing take off check lists. Rod Taylors character would have had his license revoked long before sitting in the Captains seat of a Jet Liner.

[@piehound]

Fate Is The Hunter . . . or Hunt Is The Fater. You decide. I'll go along with it either way.

[@moler1964]

Square windows, rocket startup. Recipe for disaster

[@jeanfleetwood1971]

BEFORE BURT LANCASTER AIRPORT 1970 THERE WAS GLENN FORD FATE IS THE HUNTER 1964 !!!!!

[@montanaosprey9642]

I may start adding a comment a day on this, my favorite. Today’s: What Captain would ever wait till the actual runway to close and lock his window? Even back then in the 60s! LOL

[@romanlightman4937]

I flew a turboprop 36 seat airliner. We could open the cockpit windows inflight, no joke. We called it the fart extractor. The aircraft was the SD3-60. Clunky looking but very solid.

[@anthonynelson9136]

As a pilot, I find this movie absurd.

[@pattimaeda6097]

Happened for real in April 2015

[@juliepiemonte3268]

So many stereotypes in the first five minutes!! I love it!!!

[@danielhixson3717]

How about the aircraft though? I know that none existed, it would be fun to hear how it was conjoured up. When ever I get a little nervous around others, I always whistle a tune like Rod Taylor.

[@RAMROD4708]

I know! A D.C. 6 with Westinghouse jet nacelle's strapped under the horizontal elevators! Simply hilarious!

[@rickvinson8324]

Engines mounted on the horizontal stabilizers. No, I don't think that would fly.

[@johncantwell8216]

Using the stabilizer trim would really have some strong effects with the vectored thrust it would produce!

[@chrisbowen9043]

This movie is NOT an English movie! It IS called Fate Is the Hunter (1964)

[@jefft8597]

There are KZbin reasons that the real name is not used!! And it is best not to put the real name in the comments.

[@SB-bc1nw]

60 years later and I find the scene, just before the titles, of the plane hitting the pier, still looks super realistic. Of course, all of the bodies and most of the plane debris is not present.

[@emf49]

That was excellent . Thanks for sharing.😊

[@jonathanwoodham4165]

The Crew Cabin made it without a scratch...

[@FenderGreg]

This is like the groundwork for the NTSB.

[@alvaropelayo8084]

Jane Russell in one of her last films. Constance Towers had been in The Horse Soldiers of John Ford, and Robert F. Simon in The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, also of John Ford. Obviously, besides Glenn Ford and the Australian Rod Taylor.

[@surreygirl2075]

Glenn ford I liked him a great actor a good film

[@fr57ujf]

They would have moved all three planes out of final in order to handle the emergency.

[@virginiastevens3782]

Very good movie thank you.🇬🇧

[@Zb-uo2bl]

With that interval between jumpers, considering speed, altitude, and terrain😮😮

[@winonamassingill7895]

Reminds me of the The Ventures playing the instrumental of Walk don’t Run. In the late sixties when it had been so popular. 😊😊😊

[@rpminc1974]

Way too many commercials !!!

[@alicewarner5172]

Very thoughtful movie!!!❤❤

[@johncaldwell-wq1hp]

Rod Taylor,-born in Lidcombe,-Sydney-Australia My home town!!--there was no "bull-shit"-about Rod,-he was a real "mans-man"--any other Aussies watching="He-was "fair-dinkum"-they'll know what I mean !!--I know-this movie as "Fate-is the hunter"-!!

[@GlennGoryl]

Wonderful movie. Thank you.

[@piehound]

Movieful wonder. Many thx.

[@richardkennedy8481]

That was not the title.

[@kathleenpopata9718]

Glen Ford another Gem 💎 WOW 🎬 Excellent actors co-starring 👏 Drama about to unfold break out the popcorn in for a bumpy journey 😮

[@737tech]

Fate is the Hunter, is a great book.

[@hamshackleton]

By Ernest K Gann, and bears absolutely no resemblance to this film!

[@sharksport01]

Mary Wickes as the landlady was semi-prescious.

[@Laura-tp8wz]

Thanks

[@chefpetey]

No cup holders 😂

[@carlmor7055]

The name of this movie is Fate is the Hunter

[@thomasnorman4221]

All those people died so we'd have a movie to watch

[@Marrio49]

Great movie. To me that aircraft looks a disaster waiting to happen. Was my feeling the first time I saw the movie. The alarm sounded like a fire station alarm. Taylor looked like he was driving a car.

[@bikecontroller3268]

He used to be a good actor, didn't look good in this. His dialogue represented him as a flippant careless sloppy character. He nearly hit the stewardess with his fishing rod in the opening scenes.

[@ThePiratemachine]

@@bikecontroller3268 Rod got typecast too much in the John Wayne mold IMO. He was a good actor though. Time Machine brilliant

[@pattimaeda6097]

Condor flightDE- 2116 had this same problem IRL

[@user-fu9uj7gr4u]

One of my favorite films Ron Taylor is the sexiest man alive. Thanks for the upload you guys love from all of us on Staten Island, New York.

[@rabit818]

Two “The Birds” alumnus reunited. Fast forward to 2024 Boeing’s “fate”

[@paulrumney2983]

Thanks for posting

[@piehound]

Or post for thanksing. Either way is OK.

[@pittbandmom]

Excellent.

[@atpg5]

Please up load the other Shadow Flight where Charlton Heston plays Judah pretty please

[@geoffquickfall]

As my wife always states when watching an airplane movie: it’s Hollywood!!!! 1) coffee cup on the mid console during takeoff. 2) rotating before VR and V1 call. 3) no memory items on engine fire. 4) no confirmation of fire out or bottle discharge. 5) no mayday call. 6) engine fire takes priority over normal inbound aircraft. They get the hold, the engine fire gets priority. And we are only 8:06 into the movie!!! Sorry honey, lets watch 48 hours instead. Oh, and why has the 1st officer still got his tunic on??? Thats why people think that when an aircraft loses its engines it goes into a death dive. But enjoy the acting, Suzanne Pleschette is a KNOCK OUT!! Geoff Quickfall BSc, MSc, PhD candidate with 28,000hrs; DC10, B737, B757, B767, B777, B787, DHC2, DHC3, B18😊

[@Kittymay98]

lol now I have to watch this after reading your comment 😄 Thank you!

[@geoffquickfall]

@@Kittymay98 it is a good movie. And it treats the hollow and easy binary explanation “pilot error” with the deference (none) it deserves. Enjoy!

[@forwimp]

Yeah. Putting the engine fire in a holding pattern seemed unrealistic. Still, and interesting movie. And, Bob Newhart's wife.

[@terencenxumalo1159]

good work

[@georgesenda1952]

This is one of the great movies that is forgotten today. I saw it when it was released & it’s finally out on Blu Ray. Look on YT for the theme song & the song Fate is The Hunter as a vocal as well. Jerry Goldsmith’s great score.

[@joeycarter8846]

Great movie.

[@xcel5203]

Simple solution is to have a box cover without a seam .

[@ThePiratemachine]

If you foresee what was going to happen

[@fredneecher1746]

Simpler solution - don't put a full cup of coffee on top of vital equipment during take-off. Save the coffee for when you're on automatic. The passengers do.

[@ronwhitfield8356]

this is what happens when stars and money get in the way of a really good movie. I gave up.

[@ApolloandZak]

The movie should be judged on the interpersonal humanity of the story, which was very good, not the plausibility of the technical issues.

[@pamelahays-lx1to]

Both are needed, otherwise the Film Critics will catch this in their research and ridicule it to death! Recall reviews by Roger Ebert & Gene Siskel (both now deceased). I skipped movies, which had irrational plots or technical mistakes, which were not caught by the Director or producers.

[@richardmcnally2056]

Hard to sell a movie in which the protagonist is angry, 3/4 of the time. But still engrossing.

[@hans-joachimschmidt6269]

Poor sfx but great acting. Super movie, very enjoyable.

[@chrisbowen9043]

sfx? Is it really THAT hard to just say what you mean?

[@georgeburns7251]

This movie must have been made before they invented acting

[@user-uv8bv4dm9f]

😂😂😂

[@mynameisworld]

Yes, they are all so natural and realistic it doesn't seem like the fake play-acting of today's movies, that's for sure.

[@user-dz1rc4wk2t]

Writers , entertaining.

[@pressureworks]

After her very traumatic experience, she met, fell in love with, and married a psychiatrist. Not sure if she ever actually did start wearing more sweaters.

[@wertherquartett]

Wrong title … galling. 🤬. Incredibly unrealistic circumstances immediately following the crash, even for a movie. Just not credible.

[@montanaosprey9840]

Ok, here’s today’s comment: There’s a whole “corporate infighting” subplot re who’s moving up to company President, McBane or Sawyer! This runs up till near the very end of the movie, with each guy firmly defending “his turf”! Sing it with me folks: “Blue Moon, you saw me standing there alone…” ba, ba, ba, ba! LOL

[@andydporter5136]

Having the jet engines mounted directly under the tail plane would seriously compromise the elevator's effectiveness in controlling pitch, surely? I suspect it was this design flaw that caused the accident, not hot cup of coffee.

[@bobjohnson205]

But the hot cup of coffee didn't help! 😉

[@igorschmidlapp6987]

It was the panel seam allowing the coffee to short the alarm/radio that was the major contributor of the crash. The pilot was flying on false warnings. Still, one of my favorite movies (I thought that "Ben" was a total dick)...

[@KennethSloan]

Have to cut the producers some slack, since it wasn't real plane but a composite. Real planes were not used in such films at one time, i.e., No Highway in the Sky, because no aircraft manufacturer wanted the public to think the planes they made were unsafe. It wasn't Airport was made in 1970 that an actual 707 was used. Incidentally, the interior scenes of that film were from a 707 that had crashed in Mexico City. The remains were brought back to Hollywood.

[@montanaosprey9840]

Here’s my daily comment on “FITH”. On takeoff, there was no commanded “V1” (go, no go), and a silent V2, during which “rotate” should have been stated. It’s such easy airliner talk. Why was it missed? I’ll have to double check re who was the film’s technical advisor.

[@fredneecher1746]

Because nobody cares, maybe?

[@iansampson2492]

Fate is the Hunter....Love Gann

[@katr8756]

And Susann just had a bandaid in a fireball. Yeah, that's beleivable!!

[@Dov_ben-Maccabee]

Suzanne Pleshette - Class all the way

[@TeaParty1776]

Ive long liked her. Theres a very similar actress whose name I forget.

[@samspade3227]

I’m retired Navy. Knew guys like this, cocky, full of themselves but always found a way to win. Either with work or women.

[@michaelpoyer]

And it’s just a small part of the original book.

[@user-jy9px8ed5q]

The airline operations in this movie are comical! The aircraft in distress has to circle and wait for the other 3 aircraft to land ahead of them. LMAO!

[@ejr5480]

The name is, Fate is the hunter.

[@rocketscientisttoo]

Good movie with great actors, but fate like chance (or The Force) has no consciousness and cannot hunt nor direct any created thing one way or another. .

[@myheadhurts1927]

Great Ernie Gann story.

[@markr.devereux3385]

Your correct his aviation experience made him a popular author in his time . Ive read em all . This film gave me some real willies as a kid. The stewardess barely surviving was a terrible detail. SUZANNE was perfect for a co star.

[@johneyon5257]

only the title come from Gann - the plot with its absurd resolution came from someone else - Gann had his name removed from the movie - but some prints went out with his name - this print is one of them

[@BackToTheBlues]

1:26:34 - takes picture of McBain's ear, just in case it'll come in useful.

[@piehound]

Of course you know this is the precursor of MIB's "flashy thing." Always useful.

[@cindycroteau6858]

Commercials every 5 minutes is surely annoying !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Howrider65]

That's KZbin for ya.

[@adow7382]

Proof coffee is bad for you.