Firefox (1982)

In the chilling depths of the Cold War, the Soviets have unveiled a fearsome marvel of aeronautical engineering - the MiG-31, known as "Firefox". This revolutionary jet fighter boasts not only the ability to fly at six times the speed of sound but also an unprecedented immunity to radar detection. Its most terrifying feature, however, is the advanced thought-controlled weapons system, enabling the pilot to launch deadly attacks without even lifting a finger. This technological titan could tip the balance of global power, and the West trembles at the prospect. Against this nerve-jangling backdrop, the British, gripped by the impending threat, engage Mitchell Gant, a former U.S. Air Force ace pilot and seasoned Vietnam veteran. His mission? Infiltrate the ice-veiled heart of the U.S.S.R., penetrate the fortress-like airbase at Bilyarsk, and steal the formidable Firefox before it's unleashed upon the world. Gant embarks on his perilous journey, managing to overcome Lieutenant Colonel Yuri Voskov, the Russian test pilot, and commandeer the aircraft amid the arrival of the U.S.S.R.'s First Secretary at the base. However, escaping the icy clutches of Soviet territory proves to be an explosive ordeal. He must navigate a lethal labyrinth of land-based missiles, lurking naval warships, and relentless helicopters to rendezvous with a U.S. Navy submarine for refuelling. Yet, the Russians are far from defeated. They unleash their final weapon - a prototype MiG-31, hot on the tail of Gant. What ensues is a pulse-pounding chase across the Arctic's frozen expanse, a deadly game of cat and mouse in the stark white wilderness. The stakes are sky-high, the tension palpable. Who will emerge triumphant from this icy battlefield of the skies? The world watches with bated breath as the Firefox saga unfolds.

Firefox is an action movie featuring Clint Eastwood.

It is possible to buy Firefox on Amazon Video, Apple TV, DIRECTV, Google Play Movies, Microsoft Store, Vudu and YouTube.