Knock at the Cabin (2023) - Planes Fall From the Sky Scene | Movieclips

Knock at the Cabin - Planes Fall From the Sky: Leonard (Dave Bautista) reads the news.



FILM DESCRIPTION:
While vacationing at a remote cabin, a young girl and her parents are taken hostage by four armed strangers who demand that the family make an unthinkable choice to avert the apocalypse. With limited access to the outside world, the family must decide what they believe before all is lost.

CREDITS:
TM & © Universal Pictures (2023)
Cast: Ben Aldridge, Dave Bautista, Jonathan Groff, Kristen Cui
Director: M. Night Shyamalan
Producer: M. Night Shyamalan
Screenwriter: M. Night Shyamalan, Michael Sherman, Steve Desmond

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[joewhitehead]

Even though the world was saved, I don’t know how people would be able to go back to normal after all the chaos that had occurred in such a short amount of time

[MarkoTiano]

That must be the scariest thing seeing planes falling out of the sky worldwide

[saulmontiel]

This scene is just beautiful….every detailed, deep, and short breath Bautista takes is just overwhelming.

[philipeckl]

The filmmakers forgot that sound has to travel a distance for being hearable. The planes on tv crash multiple kilometres away but the impact can be heard immediately

[kumatoni]

Watched this film on a plane, and they cut quite a lot of this scene out. I kinda get why. 😂

[GeneralThadeApe]

Watched the movie last night & apparently these scenes disturbed me enough to search YouTube for “planes falling out of the sky” the next day. Damn!

[drunkmasterchief]

Had a dream like this recently, absolutely terrifying

[MrFuggleGuggle]

M. Night loves to make Apocalypse movies that make you giggle.

[ericflames]

I'm not going on a plane anytime soon

[freddybonilla]

It's scary to see planes fall from the sky like that

[omarbaca]

All of MNS movies have that one scene. This was it

[JamesTobiasStewart]

I find it odd how many comments I've attacking the way this scene shows planes falling unnaturally fast, when the point of all this is that physics aren't being taken into account. By this point it's pretty clear that the Horsemen are right that this is no series of coincidences, this is directed.

Whatever is causing this is simply going to keep making things worse until it gets its sacrifice or everyone is dead. It doesn't care if planes should be able to glide even without power, it wants those planes to keep crashing, so they will.

Now the thing about sound travelling faster than it should, that is just pure Hollywood, I will absolutely concede that point.

[GigglyardoYT]

when have there ever been 4 planes that close together in the sky at once, come on man

[HighOverlordSnarffieBeagle]

Bautista could body slam the planes out of the air

[pogigwapo]

Uhh … why does sound travel at the same speed as light? You wouldn’t hear the crash when you see it from that distance.

[andygarcia]

That was a nice flatscreen tv that he just broke

[Mangolorian-jeeo]

Damn that woulda hit right on Luna Park.

[noellutsey]

We need a parody of this movie. A good one though, like macgruber

[Tigers]

I can't explain how stupid this idea of planes randomly falling from the sky is. Might just be my pilot bias.

[thizzney]

Yea but this made no sense they should have said it was a solar flare that knocked out electronics but no only planes seem too fall but the airline industry is so good I doought this would happen first plane to fall they woulda grounded everything and no other planes would fly but if it was solar flare all electronics would probably go down so they couldn't show the TV but this was a low blow to airline industry