Sky Scraper!

A daring team of rescue workers must brave a deadly storm and a malfunctioning skyscraper to save a group of stranded tourists. As the building's systems fail and the weather worsens, they face escalating danger at every turn. The mission becomes a race against time, pushing the heroes to their absolute limits.

Upon its release, 'Sky!' was met with mixed reviews, primarily praised for its ambitious set pieces and suspenseful sequences, but often criticized for its predictable plot and somewhat thin character development. It was a moderate commercial success, appealing to audiences looking for a thrilling disaster movie experience.

• Praised for its thrilling, high-stakes action sequences.
• Criticized for a formulaic narrative and lack of character depth.
• The visual effects for its time were considered impressive.

Google audience: Audiences generally appreciated the film's intensity and sense of peril, with many highlighting the exciting climax. However, some viewers found the story to be a bit too conventional, wishing for more originality in the plot and characters.

Nominated for Best Sound Editing at the 1970 Golden Reel Awards.

The iconic 'skyscraper' set for the film was actually built on a specially constructed soundstage, utilizing a combination of miniature models and forced perspective techniques to create its towering illusion.