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One word. Ridiculous. Period.

GPS broken. Auto pilot broken. TWO. Phones are broken. Radio not working. Ok.

You can't just dive in at Max speed and start climb like a fighter jet with Cessna Cargo. You just can't.

You can't open doors on cruise speed. You just can't.

You can't climd to wing because.. No because, please? You just can't.

You can't open fuel cap on cruise speed with one hand. It will vacuum the fuel out. Also you just can't.

Some little booze can't be used for fuel. Also it will hold just a couple of minutes max. Wow. Just wow. I've never seen something like that before in a real movie.

Why did you dump the only decent poor actor of the movie at cruise speed? Just for 90kg max? Youll make that excuse at the court house mam. You are under arrest for murder.

What kind of a storm is that?

They didn't land. They crushed after all that stupidity. And a boat found them. Just wow again. This can't be anything more than a joke.

Lucky pilot. He had a heart attack and didn't have to watch the rest of the movie.

I had no information about this movie before I watched it. The sheer amount of technical errors in this movie is mind blowing. Crawling out on the wing to fill the gas tank with booze and somehow being able to yell and communicate with the pilot at the same time. This is one of the worst movies I've ever seen.

Where do I start? What seems like a simple and enjoyable premise turns into a completely over the top load of tripe. I mean climbing outside of the plane while in flight.... Come on! I won't list this film many faults. If anything watch it to see just how bad this movie is.

Where do I even start. This movie is all over the place. First off something you will instantly notice is the editing, apparently this movie doesn't really care about showing characters moving or traveling, because in the first ten minutes you've been all over the island and introduced to characters we get to know almost nothing about and contribute zero to the story. The editing does clean up, I mean it's impossible for it not too with this plot. But the first segment feels and is incredibly rushed.

Now my main complaint, the two leads. I expect this kind of acting out of a 80s cliche slasher flick, not something trying to be serious (like really serious). The lead actress is so dull and is terrible at showing much if any emotion. The male lead pretty much the same. But the writing, oh the writing for the female lead could not be more obnoxious. There is just zero depth. From the start of the movie they make the main theme pretty much about her not wanting to say goodbye....not because she had some crazy trauma or anything no... just because she doesn't ''like'' to say it?!! I don't physically facepalm during many movies but this made me, the scene was so stupid.

Now the one short highlight of this movie was the pilot and actual good actor. He brought a bit of levity to the annoyingly serious tone of the movie. But sadly he didn't stick around for long. And this goes into another scene where she has to push him off the plane to make the plane lighter. They make it such a drawn out and emotional moment (though she can't cry so nothing hits) but ALSO we know almost nothing of their relationship, and suddenly we're supposed to feel this emotional bond? But also when she finally got communication on the radio she mentioned the pilot being dead as one of the last things?! You'd think that would weigh heavier than saying ''I'm the pilot in a happy tone!".

Now what happens when you put two boring actors with no chemistry in a plane together for 1 hour? I guess you just start doing crazy stuff like climbing on the wing and smashing random whisky bottles. Just so many moments where you think ''why/how?!" and not in a good way.

The directing is just about okay. My main problem was that most of the movie played out on a obvious static plane set with a bunch of green screen. So the background was always filled with bloom and the plane never had that realistic turbulence. So it rarely felt like they were actually on a plane.

With that all exterior shots of the plane are CGI and you can notice it. One of the worst shots though is when the camera just has the cgi plane centered in the middle and it just looks awful.

The soundtrack has some free royalty music tendencies but overall not the worst thing.

Now the finale, think you can't be let down enough? Talk about the most lackluster ending to a disaster/survival movie EVER. A random boat, in the middle of nowhere just SHOWS UP because why?! Who knows the movie needed to end I guess! Terrible. There's barely any sense of dread they won't make it, and oh.. they hint at sharks being underwater because the boyfriend is bleeding. But literally nothing comes of it, not even a shark coming close when they get on the boat. I mean Sara even looks back at the ocean like she's reflecting on the events, which doesn't say anything because we've been on a plane for 90% of the movie! How does that even make senses?!

I can rant on about so many more things but I'll leave it here.

I went into this movie blind, locally theaters were about to close again and we just wanted to go one last time for a while. Sadly it was disappointing and it wasn't stupid enough to be funny to me.

2/10 don't even bother I was so happy when it ended.

You don't need a pilot's license to mock this movie. It is so full of holes and gaffes that I couldn't roll my eyes far enough back. Where do I start? Letsl's start with a technical one. How about why wasn't there suddenly massive amounts of drag when one of the two victims climbed OUSIDE on to the wing strut of the aircraft? How about why didn't they feel the effect of being outside in 130mph wind? How did she not get blown off the top of the wing?? How does a 2 litre bottle of rum turn into 5 gallons of avgas accord to the fuel gauge? Why, if the pilot before he died not change frequency, weren't they instantly answered? Why, from the height they were flying, in beautiful clear visibility, could they not see the islands they had been flying towards or at least another one? The islands around there are quite closely grouped. Why did the aircraft not immediately start to lose altitude when the fuel ran out? Why did the prop not windmill as she didn't feather it? The island they see finally must be five miles away yet so if they gliding they sre descending, by the time they saw it they would have been almost in the drink. Why did the yoke shake and shake when they are luckily approaching the island? There is no physical stall warning stick shaker on that model. How did they make 50 feet last 150 feet? Etc etc. Rubbish. Avoid.