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natural disaster
Jaquan 2022-04-21 09:01:41
All disaster movies seem to be unable to escape the law of natural and man-made disasters, and "Air Rescue" is also a heartbeat. The air problem material can easily create a tense and thrilling atmosphere with its unique innate advantages. The film's 100-minute length is just right to carry this tense but exciting air accident story, following the traditional Hollywood model of the same type of film. The suspense was not revealed until the end, and it was beyond expectation. The requirements for a movie with an assembly line operation of this film do not have to be harsh, and the game is heartbeat. The transformation of Mu Neeson from "Hurricane Rescue" was very successful, and it has become what it is today. Iconic action movie star, and his own acting skills are also excellent, he can always give the audience some surprises when shaping the role. In this film, Liam Neeson continues to play a man with a sense of vicissitudes of life, family and family. The blow to his career made this man go through a lot of hardships, and it also gave this character a sense of perseverance. Many of Liam Neeson's characters are similar to him. Although from the perspective of the role alone, there is no breakthrough in this film, it just proves that Liam Neeson is very suitable for such a role. Behind the vicissitudes is a sense of responsibility, ordinary people can become heroes, and Liam Neeson's image convinces the audience. As the years passed, it seemed to take on Harrison Ford's screen image.
Extended Reading
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Daniela 2022-03-23 09:01:35
There is no peeing point throughout the whole process. Although there are indeed several points in the plot that cannot withstand scrutiny, it may as well become a competent action movie.
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Winnifred 2022-03-23 09:01:35
Three and a half stars; the script accurately divides the rhythm and climax in seconds, and all characters that are in line with political correctness are readily available. The real murderer is so powerful that the reason for the end is a little inexplicable, but the suspenseful tension is set Yes, I watched very freely, and I thought about a bunch of questions; the eldest lady is so beautiful, the old bead of Aunt Moore is not yellow, Peter Russo is bald again, and of course the frustrated protagonist will always save the world.
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[first lines]
Bill Marks: [answering cell phone] Yeah. I know, I'm sorry. No, no, you can trust me. I'm fine.
[plane approaching]
Bill Marks: What? I can't hear you. I can't hear you.
[hangs up]
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Unidentified Texter: Are you ready to do your duty, Marshall?
Bill Marks: Who is this?
Unidentified Texter: One of your passengers.
Bill Marks: Breaching this network is a Federal offense.
Unidentified Texter: Smoking in the lavatory is also a Federal offense.