Flight Of The Navigator (1986) DVD-R PAL

Flight of the Navigator (1986)



Directed by Randal Kleiser
Produced by Dimitri Villard
Robert Wald
Written by Mark H. Baker
Michael Burton
Matt MacManus
Starring Joey Cramer
Paul Reubens
Veronica Cartwright
Cliff De Young
Sarah Jessica Parker
Matt Adler
Howard Hesseman
Albie Whitaker
Iris Acker
Brittney Vance
Steve Ramos
Music by John Farrar
Alan Silvestri
Cinematography James Glennon
Eric McGraw
Editing by Jeff Gourson
Distributed by Buena Vista Pictures
Release date(s) 30 July 1986
Running time 90 minutes
Country United States, Norway
Language English




Flight of The Navigator is a 1986 Disney science fiction film directed by Randal Kleiser and was written by Mark H. Baker and Michael Burton. A 12-year old boy, David, who is abducted by an alien space craft in 1978. Due to time dilation, David is gone for only a few hours, but due to faster-than-light travel, when he is returned to Earth, it is eight years later in 1986. Everyone else on Earth has aged eight years, but David is still physically twelve years old.

David Freeman (Joey Cramer) is a typical 12-year-old boy. He whines from time to time, is annoyed by his dorky brother Jeff, and generally has little use for his parents. One night, when he goes out to find his little brother and bring him home, he falls into a ravine and blacks out. After coming to, David makes it back to his house, only to find out his parents don't live there anymore! After some help from the cops, David tracks down his family, who have moved to Fort Lauderdale. The weird thing is, eight years have passed, and suddenly David is embroiled in a wacky mystery.

He had been unconscious for only a few hours, but time has inexplicably leapt forward. Now his little brother is sixteen, his parents are wrinkly, and the new hip music is Twisted Sister, not the Bee Gees.

Meanwhile, a UFO has been discovered nearby. The strange silver craft apparently collided with some power lines, and NASA immediately appears to bring it back for investigation. When news of David's abnormal state also reaches the ears of the government, he too is brought in for inquiry, under the auspices of Dr. Faraday (Howard Hesseman, Head of the Class). Tests reveal enormous knowledge of the cosmos embedded in David's brain. The scientists are floored and don't know what to do with David, so they keep him secure at NASA, much to the angst of his parents.

But he won't be there for long. A mysterious voice beckons David, and he manages to escape his room and make his way to the holding pen of the spaceship, where a door slides open and he's welcomed in by the ship's robotic pilot, Max (voiced by Paul Reubens).

Max require the star maps in David's head to get back to his home planet and David needs to escape the clutches of NASA, so the two embark on an adventure spanning time, space, and Southern Florida.



Language: English 2.0
Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
Widescreen 16:9
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