'Propeller One-Way Night Coach,' John Travolta's directorial debut, premiered at the Cannes Film Festival and was released on Apple TV on May 29. The film, which runs just 61 minutes, follows a young aviation enthusiast on a flight to Hollywood during the 1960s. Travolta plays the pilot, while the child protagonist is portrayed by Clark Shotwell. Initially, the film topped Apple TV's global rankings but was quickly overtaken by the blockbuster 'F1,' which grossed nearly $635 million and earned four Oscar nominations. Critics have given 'Propeller One-Way Night Coach' mixed reviews, with a 55% score on Rotten Tomatoes, while audiences rated it slightly higher at 71%. Emma Kiely from Collider criticized the film as 'equal parts heinous and hysterical,' suggesting that Travolta's debut as a director is notably poor. As other Apple TV films like 'The Gorge' and 'Greyhound' are gaining traction, it remains to be seen how long Travolta's film will maintain its position on the platform.