No Highway in the Sky | English Full Movie | Drama Thriller

In a suspenseful thriller, an aeronautical engineer predicts a catastrophic failure in a cutting-edge aircraft after a specific number of flying hours. As he battles corporate deceit and skepticism from his peers, the film unfolds a high-stakes narrative of suspense and corporate intrigue.

Starring: James Stewart, Marlene Dietrich, Glynis Johns.

Directed By: Henry Koster.

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[debbieellett]

Anything with James Stewart gets an automatic like from me. I miss this era.

[robertg]

At first, I did not think that I was going to like it, but then I couldn't stop watching. What a great film.

[AudioFileZ]

Notice the square windows...several years later windows corner metal fatigue would be disastrous for The Comet. Kind of like art uncannily peering into the future. Enough of that though, always wonderful when Jimmy Stewart is on screen.

[patwats]

I saw this as a child and didn’t realize how funny Fred Macmurry was. Glynis John passed just recently. Loved this film!

[JManwilderness]

I'm past 70 years old. Look how careful the stewardesses were back then. How kind and nurturing. This is literally "gone with the wind." And Jimmy Stewart is amazing, he and Marlene Dietrich were incredible, not to mention the sweet stewardess who starred in other great films. Hmmm... "We're going to throw things at the Prime Minister!" "Our daughters daughters will adore us - as they say in grateful chorus - well done, Madame Suffragette!"

[stevef]

James Stewart was born to play people like Mr Honey. This is maybe the most Jimmy Stewart he got, full aspergers syndrome. Beautiful work, with wonderful Marlene Dietrich and Glynis Johns to keep him company.

[thomascondon]

Yes, it is 70+ yrs old but it remains one of my favorite Jimmy Stewart films (Jack Hawkins and Glynis Johns certainly don’t hurt!). It combines airplane technology with the dramatic tension of the absentminded professor who’s convinced a disaster is imminent.
But…hey, it’s Jimmy Stewart! I’d watch him describe different colors of paint chips.

[mikeyoung]

I'm 69, and had never seen this movie, or heard of it, till last year. I just watched it again and it's even better the second time. Greats like Stewart and Johns made so many movies and we usually can't have seen them all. But we should.

[melmack]

One of my very [Jimmy] iconic actor of the Golden Age of Hollywood. Loved him in Shenandoah!

[elmagodelmaryahoo]

Always such a True *_CLASSIC_* Oldie But 👌
Near perfectly cast from with Double Delight roles from wonderful Glynis Johns and ever so 'punctuating' Marlene Dietrich.... 👏
Even 13 year old Janette Scott delivers a 'spotless' performance!!!! 😇

[mikepuncsak]

What a wonderful film ...Marlene Dietrich, Jimmie Stewart...that great stewardess No wonder I love these celluloid classics !!

[jeffersonsmith]

James Stewart an amazing actor and ww2 hero!

[AAful]

1:28:28 "Did the tail fall off, Father?"
"No, dear, I'm afraid it didn't..."
"Don't worry, it will, someday..."
Beautifully paced movie.
How to marry Science and Humanity, and lots in between.❤

[triconcert]

This was fantastic viewing! Wow! An amazing movie, great plot, great dialogue. Just a pity it wasn't uploaded with intro and ending. The acting is phenomenal. Ever grateful!

[tryarunm]

Loved Jimmy's performance. Played the preoccupied, absent-minded genius to the T. And sound, restrained acting all round.
Thank you, GEM!

[Soffity]

Neville Shute wrote this book a few years before the Comet disasters. What he wrote more or less happened. This is one of my favourite books. Mr Honey is described as short and frog like, with weak, moist eyes but very kind and intelligent.
Every time I open a tin and break off that last attachment the tin opener misses, by wiggling the lid back and forth I think “that’s metal fatigue”

[michaelsouri]

Sadly they don't make movie's like this anymore, , . brilliant
👍👍

[tangoah]

I love how the tied up everything at the end so dreadfully quick

[rtepawnshop]

Anyone else find this emotional throughout? And humorous? And the dialogue incredible? AND the Teasdale character captivating? It's a 70+ yo movie, wtf!?!?

[leroystea]

What an interesting movie. I kinda wished they made the ending a bit more dramatic or at least extended it a bit. Really liked all the actors and actresses in this and it was fascinating to see the inside of a passenger plane as it was designed back in 1951 which is when the film premiered. I so enjoyed watching this. Thanks for posting☺♥