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Plane (2023)
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Directed
by:
Jean-François
Richet |
COUNTRY
USA |
GENRE
Action/Thriller |
NORWEGIAN TITLE
Plane |
RUNNING
TIME
107 minutes |
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Produced
by:
Lorenzo di Bonaventura
Mark Vahradian
Marc Butan
Gerard Butler
Alan Siegel |
Written by:
Charles Cumming
J. P. Davis |
Review
Action star Gerard Butler takes to the
skies in this crossbreed between
Flight and
Rambo.
The first part of the film is a superbly made and played out mid-air
drama; the second part is standardized Hollywood action, complete
with all of its usual tropes and stereotypes. Thanks to Gerard
Butler's industrious lead performance as well as solid, mechanical
filmmaking, the adrenaline rush keeps going until the very end, even
if your intellectual interest probably will start to wane after a
while and the picture won't leave you with anything other than good,
old-fashioned entertainment value. Most of the supporting
performances are mediocre, but then again, these are never really
supposed to be anything but stock characters. They are there to
enable Butler's machismo, which will speak to your primitive senses
and give you the promised value for money.
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