In the 2010 movie Devil, a group of people each with their own secret are trapped in what location?
Trapped in the Sky A BBC retrospective praises aspects of the episode's futuristic design, describing "Fireflash" as a "beautifully-envisioned, Concorde-like craft", and London Airport's Air Terrainean lounge, where the character of Tin-Tin is first seen, as "like a set from a Dean Martin movie". Model-maker Martin Bower, who contributed to the special effects of the Andersons' later series, "", comments positively on the "realistic" design of the Elevator Cars, writing that they are "to me, among the most memorable of vehicles". In 2004, "Trapped in the Sky" was re-issued on Region 1 DVD as part of A&E Video's release "The Best of Thunderbirds: The
Devil (2010 film) of the story was "an Agatha Christie nod." In Christie's 1939 novel "And Then There Were None", as in "Devil", a group of people with guilty pasts are trapped in an isolated area and begin to die one by one. The film was set to have a release date on February 11, 2011, but was bumped up to September 17, 2010. The film's trailer debuted online on July 13, 2010. The film was not screened to critics in advance. "Devil" has received mixed reviews. Review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes reports a mixed score of 52%, with an average rating of 5.1/10,