Title: Gutsy pilots, tough dames, classic pulp fiction
Product review: Men seemed tougher in the 1930s than today--at least it sounds like it. I guess the lure of adventure was stronger and more accessible, especially with aviation still being in its infancy and no doubt very dangerous by current standards. Sabotage is the Sky not only has tough guys fighting it out on land and in the sky, but a great, cocky female pilot who more than pulls her weight to save the day.The basic plotline revolves around Bill Trevillian, who tests new fighter planes for the Allied Forces. He's competing with another company to get a multi-million dollar aircraft contract. Covert Nazi enemy agents, however, have tampered with the warbird to deliberately mark it for failure, and fatalities. While campy in some parts, it has so much action, that like an Indiana Jones flick, it makes it more fun.
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