After watching "Flightplan" and "Red Eye", the process of the story is understandable, but the occurrence of the story is a bit nonsensical. The purpose of the criminal is to hijack the plane, but it is necessary to complicate the simple problem. Why use coffins after killing people? It's not more convenient to get a coffin of the same kind to check in if you have that time. What if Kyle doesn't open the coffin? This cannot be understood one. Kyle was very sad to lose her husband. She opened her husband's coffin in order to find her daughter, but she left with Carson without closing it. Is this what a woman who loves her husband would do? The second one is incomprehensible. With such a big plane, a passenger can go wherever he wants, even in the luggage compartment and the power distribution room, so there is no need for bombs to hijack the plane. This incomprehensible third. Carson's plan is quite risky, and as long as Kyle and the captain have a chance to speak directly, it's easy to debunk. It is really incomprehensible that such a plan with such a low IQ was designated for such a laborious preparation. This is incomprehensible fourth. Finally, the money has been transferred to the account. Carson can take the opportunity to leave, then detonate the bomb, and let Kyle and the child die together in the fire. No one will suspect him, but he insists on capturing them. Maybe he was knocked out by a fire extinguisher. .
In short, this movie is completely self-talk and can't stand scrutiny. But Jodie Foster's performance is really nothing to talk about. She vividly plays a mother who is a little neurotic and loves her daughter. Even during the movie, I hated this "crazy woman" a little bit. If it weren't for her, the movie would be down a notch.
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