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The film has also been sold to Encore Films for Hong Kong, Deepjoy Picture Corporation for Taiwan, Clover Films for Singapore and Malaysia, PT Inter Solusindo Film for Indonesia and Filmworks for Cambodia.[1][2] The film was released in Thailand on 22 March 2012.[2] On its first weekend in Thailand, Dark Flight was the second-highest-grossing feature in Thailand, only being beaten by The Hunger Games.[3] The film grossed a total of $1,133,343 in Thailand and $2,007,612 worldwide.[4]

Wattanapanich plays New, a flight attendant with a tragic past, who survived a plane crash years back which she blamed on evil spirits. Her first day back on the job goes horribly wrong when strange things start to happen during a routine flight from Bangkok to Phuket, with passengers going missing and the crew being locked out of the cockpit. Trying to get to the bottom of things, it turns out that the plane is actually the same one that crashed, fixed and put back in the air, though still very much haunted by the same murderous ghosts.In terms of story, Dark Flight certainly plays it safe, and sticks very closely to the usual traditions of the air disaster and Thai horror form, right down to the usual supporting cast of laughable stereotypes, inducing a camp male flight attendant, a hipster backpacker, a comically out of place and saucily clad Hong Kong girl, a Buddhist monk, a flight-phobic old woman, a fat western pervert and a family consisting of a bossy wife, nagged husband and their semi-rebellious teenage daughter. Everything plays out exactly as expected, from the early scenes of disbelief through to full on ghost assault and the final twists revelations, and there's little here that hasn't been seen before. Still, whilst the film is uneven in tone, Nadee keeps things moving at a decent pace, and the many clichs make for a good few moments of unintentional, though not unwelcome humour, and there's nothing particularly grating. Thankfully, Nadee shows the good sense to throw in an impressive amount of supernatural action, and once the plane gets into the air there's rarely a scene which passes by without something spooky happening. Though most of the frights are telegraphed and simply revolve around ghosts jumping out at the camera, this is all pretty enjoyable, and there are a few nicely done and creative set pieces along the way. Unsurprisingly, the film is a far less bloody and more commercial affair than Art of the Devil, though it does pack in a few reasonably gruesome moments, enough so to give it slightly more of a punch than many other Thai horrors of late.Despite an unconvincing plane set, the production values and special effects are generally of a satisfactory standard - just as well, since the film is heavily reliant upon CGI rather than practical effects. Having not seen the film in actual 3D it's hard to comment upon the use of the technology, though Nadee certainly seems to have had a fine old time thrusting things at the viewer in the usual fashion.Though lacking in ambition, Dark Flight nevertheless makes for undemanding genre fun, well-handled and with a respectable quotient of ghoulish goings-on. Above average by the standards of most Thai popcorn horror, it sees Isara Nadee doing a decent job in the director's chair, and provides a pleasant diversion for fans of mid-air terror.by James Mudge - BeyondHollywood.com Read MoreCollapse View More Professional Reviews This original content has been created by or licensed to YesAsia.com, and cannot be copied or republished in any medium without the express written permission of YesAsia.com. Browse Other Related Categories Movies & Videos Movies DVD Chinese Movies & Videos All Chinese Action / Adventure Kung Fu / Wuxia General Movies & Videos All Chinese Kung Fu / Martial Arts General Related Items 1 Phobia 2 (DVD) (Thailand Version) Dan Worrawech Danuwong (Actor) | Songyos Sugmakanan (Director) | Parkpoom Wongpoom (Director) | Banjong Pisanthanakun (Director) US$13.99

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