Plane
En la noche de fin de año, el piloto experto Brodie Torrance (Gerard Butler) realiza un arriesgado aterrizaje cuando su avión, repleto de pasajeros, es alcanzado por un rayo. Perdidos en medio de una isla devastada por la guerra, Torrance se dará cuenta que sobrevivir al vuelo sólo ha sido el principio de una trepidante aventura llena de peligros. El piloto deberá usar todo su ingenio para llevar a los pasajeros a sus destinos sanos y salvos.
jackmeat revisado
25 de noviembre de 2025•
My quick rating - 6.4/10. I definitely enjoyed that one more than I was expecting. We get a very believable Gerard Butler as a pilot who happens to get the unfortunate flight through a minefield of a storm and a convict, Mike Colter, as a passenger. I think the poster clues you in on the fact that the plane goes down, and they have to team up to try and not only survive, but save the passengers. The effects in this one, as far as said crash landings, look extremely good, especially the parts in the plane. If you aren't a fan of flying, you won't care for that scene. But past that is the unlucky place Butler is forced to touch down upon. Or all the places to be stranded, why not a cartel-owned island that has the sole purpose of doing illegal things? The setup for the action is about as tailor-made as it is going to get. I did appreciate the situations they did use to bring us to the forefront of the action, since it never involved anyone acting like a superhero, especially a very everyday Butler. Colter does take the reins of the shoot first, don't bother asking later, guy very well, as he typically does (think more Luke Cage as opposed to Evil). The rest of the cast is more or less throw away but when on screen, they do occasionally provide some comic relief. Viewers are subjected to a bit of that "no way" factor a couple of times, but I don't think it would be a Hollywood action flick without those. The two of them do make a good team against the villains, who just need to try and stay alive while the airline consultant sends in a team of mercenaries to attempt to come rescue them. Yes, one of those moments I mentioned. But a requirement to get more guns involved in the whole situation. Which in turn gives us some more firefights to watch. Don't think it is all mindless gunfights, though, since it has a nice balance of story to go along with the bullets. You may enjoy it if you elect to; I did more than I thought I would.
jackmeat revisado
25 de noviembre de 2025•
My quick rating - 6.4/10. I definitely enjoyed that one more than I was expecting. We get a very believable Gerard Butler as a pilot who happens to get the unfortunate flight through a minefield of a storm and a convict, Mike Colter, as a passenger. I think the poster clues you in on the fact that the plane goes down, and they have to team up to try and not only survive, but save the passengers. The effects in this one, as far as said crash landings, look extremely good, especially the parts in the plane. If you aren't a fan of flying, you won't care for that scene. But past that is the unlucky place Butler is forced to touch down upon. Or all the places to be stranded, why not a cartel-owned island that has the sole purpose of doing illegal things? The setup for the action is about as tailor-made as it is going to get. I did appreciate the situations they did use to bring us to the forefront of the action, since it never involved anyone acting like a superhero, especially a very everyday Butler. Colter does take the reins of the shoot first, don't bother asking later, guy very well, as he typically does (think more Luke Cage as opposed to Evil). The rest of the cast is more or less throw away but when on screen, they do occasionally provide some comic relief. Viewers are subjected to a bit of that "no way" factor a couple of times, but I don't think it would be a Hollywood action flick without those. The two of them do make a good team against the villains, who just need to try and stay alive while the airline consultant sends in a team of mercenaries to attempt to come rescue them. Yes, one of those moments I mentioned. But a requirement to get more guns involved in the whole situation. Which in turn gives us some more firefights to watch. Don't think it is all mindless gunfights, though, since it has a nice balance of story to go along with the bullets. You may enjoy it if you elect to; I did more than I thought I would.
