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In the 1989 science fiction thriller “Millennium,” an air crash investigator is assigned to analyze a baffling airline disaster marked by strange evidence and unsettling audio recordings. As he digs deeper, his findings begin to overlap with radical theories about time travel and human survival. His investigation draws the attention of a mysterious woman whose motives seem tied to protecting a dangerous secret. With outside pressure mounting and the truth growing harder to ignore, the investigation moves beyond conventional explanations and into territory that challenges accepted reality, leading the investigator toward a decision that will permanently remove him from his own time. Cast: Kris Kristofferson as Bill Smith Cheryl Ladd as Louise Baltimore Daniel J. Travanti as Dr. Arnold Mayer Robert Joy as Sherman Brent Carver as Coventry Al Waxman as Dr. Brindle Lloyd Bochner as Walters Maury Chaykin as Roger Keane

Imagine if the United States Navy could fight World War II with modern technology. The Final Countdown (1980) explores the ultimate military "What If" scenario: A modern nuclear aircraft carrier travels back in time to the day before the attack on Pearl Harbor. MOVIE SYNOPSIS: The USS Nimitz is the most powerful warship in the world. While on routine maneuvers near Hawaii, the ship and its 6,000 crew members are engulfed by a strange electromagnetic storm. When the skies clear, they find themselves in calm waters... but something is wrong. The radio is playing music from the 1940s. The Japanese Imperial Fleet is approaching on radar. And Captain Matthew Yelland (Kirk Douglas) faces an impossible choice: Does he use the immense firepower of a 1980s Supercarrier to destroy the Japanese fleet and save Pearl Harbor? Or does he let history take its course to avoid a paradox that could destroy the future? WHY WATCH? This film is a dream come true for military aviation fans. Filmed with the full cooperation of the US Navy, it features incredible footage of F-14 Tomcats engaging Japanese Zeroes—all done with real planes and zero CGI. Starring Hollywood legends Kirk Douglas and Martin Sheen, this is a suspenseful, thought-provoking sci-fi classic.