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Product Description One Six Right: The Romance of Flying has remained a unique and celebrated aviation film in the decade since it was first released. To commemorate the 10th anniversary, One Six Right has been digitally remastered in 1080p HD from the original High Definition footage. The Anniversary Edition Blu-ray includes all special features from the DVD, all content from One Six Left (The Companion DVD), plus 10-minutes of new footage all in HD. One Six Right is an exhilarating documentary film that celebrates the unsung hero of aviation the local airport by tracing the life, history, and struggles of an airport icon: Southern California's Van Nuys Airport. Featuring thrilling aerial photography and a sweeping original score, the film dispels common misconceptions and opposes criticism of General Aviation airports. Through the love story of one airport, past to present, the film shares the timeless romance of flying with all ages. ORIGINAL SPECIAL FEATURES (INCLUDED): * Flight (air-to-air montage set to music) * The Joyride II (extended aerobatic routine) * Childhood Dreams (montage of airplane beauty shots) * Old Helmet & Goggles (featuring Ben Harper) * They Call Em Clouds (time-lapse of clouds set to music) * Historical Photos (slideshow of 50 historical photos) * Production Shots (slideshow of 100 behind-the-scenes photos) * Deleted Scenes (three sequences that did not make the final cut) ONE SIX LEFT SPECIAL FEATURES (INCLUDED): * The Making of One Six Right (a behind-the-scenes look at the 5-year production) * Movie Montage (the best shots from the film re-edited to 5 tracks of the score) * Into the Clouds (air-to-air montage set to music) * Pitts Pattern (a single, unedited shot around the VNY 16R pattern) * The Joyride III (extended sequence that includes shots from the cockpit) * Piano Solo (Main Title and End Credit themes performed by Nathan Wang) * Model Airplanes (several interviewees recall their start with model planes) * Workbench to Runway (the first video production from the director) ANNIVERSARY EDITION SPECIAL FEATURES (INCLUDED): * Flight II (new air-to-air footage set to music) * High Flight (poem by John Gillespie Magee, Jr., read by actor/pilot Cliff Robertson) * The Pattern (new air-to-air footage of various aircraft taking off and landing) * The Pattern II (same visuals as The Pattern plus air-to-air radio communications) * Anniversary Promo (side-by-side comparison of One Six Right DVD vs. Blu-ray) * Flying Full Circle (short film about the experience of flying with the Blue Angels) * Runaway Plane (series of outtakes while filming a very young pilot) Review One Six Right captures the spirit, joy and beauty of flight. One of the finest aviation films ever made. --Harrison FordSome of the most drippingly gorgeous flying sequences that have ever been projected onscreen. --Christian Lloyd, Pilot JournalFinding a film like this is one of the great pleasures of loving movies. --David Rishel Review: Hugely satisfying, over and over again. - I attended the last air show at Van Nuys Airport (due to airport expansion plans) and was drawn to a crowd to see what they were looking at. Brian Terwilliger was there promoting One Six Right shortly after its release, and one of the films special features, "Flight", was showing in an endless loop on video screens. People were standing 10 deep to watch it. I was at the back, gradually working my way to the front as others reached maximum satisfaction and moved on. I was mesmerized and could have watched it all day. Only good manners made me move away to give others a chance to watch from the 'front row'. Of course I bought the video and even though I do not fly in anything smaller than a 737, I go back and watch the documentary regularly. The photography, the interviews, the back story, even the music composed specially for the film -- All are outstanding. I have purchased and given 8 additional copies as gifts, and I always get a HUGE thanks. My dad has WWII flying buddies, they say it brought tears to their eyes. I am still buying it because sometimes I loan it out and do not get it back. I've replaced 2 copies for myself so far. You cannot go wrong if you want to give this to anyone with even the slightest interest in flying. I will echo someone else's post in that this film has little to do with Sydney Pollack other than that he was one of the interviewees. This is purely the work of Brian Terwilliger. And kudos to Brian, by the way, for letting his very compelling subjects do all the talking. There are no 'interviews' per se, just passionate flyers talking about what drives them, then showing it to us in sparkling HD footage. Definitely 2 thumbs up. A note to those who criticize the film for being too much about Van Nuys Airport. If you read the film's website I believe you will learn that it was MEANT to be a documentary about the history of Van Nuys Airport. That the airport's own history dovetails so well into the story of general aviation in the US just broadens the scope a bit. The title of the film certainly should be a clue to the film's focus on a single airport. Review: Aviation Through the Decades - The movie One Six Right will be enjoyed by pilots or enthusiasts. It explodes on the screen, informs and expands our knowledge of the world. Before the world of aviation we could only stay on this earth with the invention of the airplane we can now fly with the birds. We see the development of the airplane through the decades and learn the uses of aviation today. I especially enjoyed the vintage plane footage and the historical information related in the film. I enjoyed the interviews with pilots, engineers and others who expressed their love for aviation. The film also shows the significance of women pilots like Pancho Barnes, Elinor Smith and Bobbi Trout. These are names that the general public does not know. I am pleased that they are profiled in the film. The traveling public only knows the challenges of commercial aviation. General aviation airports are the lifeblood of small towns. Once these small airports are gone they can never be replaced. The government must not take over the aviation industry. The producer and director Brian J. Terwilliger, has made a unique film that is a joy to watch. The score is by Nathan Wang is fabulous and the director of photography Steven H. Mills make this film come to life. General Aviation airports are the are the lifeblood of small cities They have strong economic effect for our world. Government must not take over the aviation industry. One Six Right has increased my knowledge and awareness of the importance of airplanes. It informs the public of the unique uses aviation from fire and police protection, and transporting the sick to hospitals. Flying planes is not just a rich man’s hobby. Watch the Special Features on this DVD. It will enhance your viewing pleasure.
| ASIN | B017I1CKLU |
| Actors | Hal Fishman, Lorenzo Lamas, Paul Moyer, Sydney Pollack, Tony Bill |
| Best Sellers Rank | #45,989 in Movies & TV ( See Top 100 in Movies & TV ) #251 in Documentary (Movies & TV) |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (705) |
| Director | Brian J. Terwilliger |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Language | English (DTS 5.1), Unknown (DTS 5.1) |
| MPAA rating | G (General Audience) |
| Media Format | HiFi Sound, Surround Sound, Widescreen |
| Number of discs | 1 |
| Package Dimensions | 6.73 x 5.28 x 0.55 inches; 2.4 ounces |
| Producers | Brian J. Terwilliger |
| Release date | December 1, 2015 |
| Run time | 1 hour and 13 minutes |
| Studio | Terwilliger Productions, LLC |
| Subtitles: | English |
F**6
Hugely satisfying, over and over again.
I attended the last air show at Van Nuys Airport (due to airport expansion plans) and was drawn to a crowd to see what they were looking at. Brian Terwilliger was there promoting One Six Right shortly after its release, and one of the films special features, "Flight", was showing in an endless loop on video screens. People were standing 10 deep to watch it. I was at the back, gradually working my way to the front as others reached maximum satisfaction and moved on. I was mesmerized and could have watched it all day. Only good manners made me move away to give others a chance to watch from the 'front row'. Of course I bought the video and even though I do not fly in anything smaller than a 737, I go back and watch the documentary regularly. The photography, the interviews, the back story, even the music composed specially for the film -- All are outstanding. I have purchased and given 8 additional copies as gifts, and I always get a HUGE thanks. My dad has WWII flying buddies, they say it brought tears to their eyes. I am still buying it because sometimes I loan it out and do not get it back. I've replaced 2 copies for myself so far. You cannot go wrong if you want to give this to anyone with even the slightest interest in flying. I will echo someone else's post in that this film has little to do with Sydney Pollack other than that he was one of the interviewees. This is purely the work of Brian Terwilliger. And kudos to Brian, by the way, for letting his very compelling subjects do all the talking. There are no 'interviews' per se, just passionate flyers talking about what drives them, then showing it to us in sparkling HD footage. Definitely 2 thumbs up. A note to those who criticize the film for being too much about Van Nuys Airport. If you read the film's website I believe you will learn that it was MEANT to be a documentary about the history of Van Nuys Airport. That the airport's own history dovetails so well into the story of general aviation in the US just broadens the scope a bit. The title of the film certainly should be a clue to the film's focus on a single airport.
C**M
Aviation Through the Decades
The movie One Six Right will be enjoyed by pilots or enthusiasts. It explodes on the screen, informs and expands our knowledge of the world. Before the world of aviation we could only stay on this earth with the invention of the airplane we can now fly with the birds. We see the development of the airplane through the decades and learn the uses of aviation today. I especially enjoyed the vintage plane footage and the historical information related in the film. I enjoyed the interviews with pilots, engineers and others who expressed their love for aviation. The film also shows the significance of women pilots like Pancho Barnes, Elinor Smith and Bobbi Trout. These are names that the general public does not know. I am pleased that they are profiled in the film. The traveling public only knows the challenges of commercial aviation. General aviation airports are the lifeblood of small towns. Once these small airports are gone they can never be replaced. The government must not take over the aviation industry. The producer and director Brian J. Terwilliger, has made a unique film that is a joy to watch. The score is by Nathan Wang is fabulous and the director of photography Steven H. Mills make this film come to life. General Aviation airports are the are the lifeblood of small cities They have strong economic effect for our world. Government must not take over the aviation industry. One Six Right has increased my knowledge and awareness of the importance of airplanes. It informs the public of the unique uses aviation from fire and police protection, and transporting the sick to hospitals. Flying planes is not just a rich man’s hobby. Watch the Special Features on this DVD. It will enhance your viewing pleasure.
E**T
For Pilots and non-Pilots alike...
What a wonderful movie! For pilots, there are many times when you will see a scene, nod your head, look at your (perhaps non-pilot) friend/spouse/signficant other and say, yes, this is what I feel when I fly. This is why I fly. When one of the pilots in the movie points to his logbook and says, "This is a love story," you know that he speaks for you. For non-pilots, this movie might help explain the strange behavior that your pilot friend may exhibit from time to time. Why he looks up in the air every time an airplane flies overhead, staring at it like it's the first time that they have ever seen such a thing. The movie not only talks about flying, but shows people flying everything from WWII P-51 Mustangs to Piper Cubs. "One Six Right" attempts to do many things. It is, at the same time, a portrayal of the romance of flying, a history of Van Nuys Airport, and an examination of the current sad state of airports. Personally I would have loved to have seen more flying... but then again, there's "One Six Left," a follow-on DVD which does have more flying scenes in it. One more thing I have to mention: Miracle-worker Nathan Wang's incredible musical score. I have to say that listening to the music and watching the flying brought a few tears to my eyes, softy that I am. Fortunately, the soundtrack is available on CD. If you know a pilot or anybody even remotely interested in flight, you have a sure thing in getting "One Six Right," "One Six Left," and the soundtrack CD. My congratulations to Brian Terwilliger on a great project. I so enjoyed seeing the "Making of..." sequence on "One Six Left." Your perserverance is amazing!
A**E
Perfect Thank you very much
T**H
From a field to the present time. Lots of aviation stories told by fun pilots who in 1924 would not have believed that they would fly 300 people between continents at 6 miles high and without propellers. Superb photography but on the USA format. Now the busiest airfield in the USA.
H**R
Very well done movie I know the ones that fly will have a special feeling for this movie. The picture is excellent and the content is better than any I have seen before. Really enjoyed the interviews with the pilots.
P**K
WoW sublime = depuis le temps que je le voulais Images exceptionnelles pour celui qui aime l aviation Par contre il est juste en anglais pas de langue française
M**I
A wonderful, very insightful and touching story of people who love planes and flying and the imporyance of regional airports which keep on disappearing from the hectic and ruthless world we are living in.
Trustpilot
2 months ago
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