Turbulence

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Bagliotter V @RT01629334 2d Review: "Turbulence" (2025) – A Cultural Crash Landing in Zurich Turbulence is what happens when American "outrage culture" is lazily slapped onto a Swiss backdrop. The plot is a series of logical nose-dives. In reality, Swiss mass layoffs involve robust social plans and severance packages so generous that the film’s "workplace violence" trope feels like a low-budget fairy tale from a different continent. The blackmail plot is equally absurd, relying on a brand of puritanical "moral shame" that holds zero weight in modern Zurich. Watching a top executive paralyzed by a stranger’s texts—instead of simply blocking the number—requires the IQ of a lukewarm fondue to find believable. The script treats the audience like toddlers, ignoring basic professional reality for forced, "pre-school level" escalation. A loud, illogical mess that fundamentally misunderstands the culture it tries to portray. Verdict: 1/5 Stars. Save your Swiss Francs. See more Susan A. @Sumikl1 Mar 6 was expecting more it was to mediocre See more Debby C @Debsdelight Feb 15 Not the greatest movie ever made, but entertaining enough - my friends and I enjoyed it! None of the characters that likeable but not the worst film I've ever seen. Have to say it's put me off balloon rides for life though! See more David F. @DillsDave Feb 10 It’s not god awful but entertaining enough if nothing else is on! See more Richard B @Komard Jan 6 Turbulence plays less like a traditional action thriller and more like a psychological horror love drama, often feeling closer in tone to Fatal Attraction than to a disaster film. The pacing is slow, but purposeful, allowing tension to build through obsession, manipulation, and emotional misdirection rather than constant action. The film deliberately leads the audience toward a sense of romantic safety, only to strip it away in a bleak but effective twist that reinforces the idea that survival does not guarantee a happy ending. Kelsey Grammer delivers a restrained, unsettling performance that anchors the psychological threat, even if his character’s exit feels abrupt. While uneven in places, Turbulence stands out for refusing comfort and leaning into discomfort. Its Fatal Attraction, like undercurrent gives it a darker identity, making it imperfect but memorable. See more She H. @shels2u2 Jan 6 Hard to watch. Horrible acting. See more Read all reviews

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