Julie

A young woman, Julie, is abducted by a ruthless hijacker who forces her to pilot a 707 jetliner across the Atlantic. She must use all her courage and ingenuity to survive the harrowing ordeal and outwit her captor. Along the way, she encounters a cast of characters, both helpful and dangerous, as she battles for her life and the lives of those on board.

Julie received a mixed to negative reception from critics upon its release. While some praised the film's suspenseful premise and Victoria Principal's performance, many found the plot contrived and the execution lacking. It is generally considered a lesser-known thriller from the era.

• Some critics noted the film's potential for suspense but felt it was ultimately hampered by an implausible storyline.

• Victoria Principal's performance was often highlighted, though not enough to salvage the film for many.

• The action sequences were sometimes criticized for being unconvincing or poorly staged.

Google audience: Audience reception for Julie is largely unavailable or mixed, with many finding the film to be an entertaining but flawed thriller.

The film was marketed with the tagline 'She was trained for love. Now she must survive.' The aircraft used in the film was a Boeing 707.