| Review: Its been 16 years since Air Force One in theaters and pitted Harrison Ford and Gary Oldman together, but now they are back in a new paranoid thriller. While the two powers is clearly drawn to see this movie, Liam Hemsworth is a top priority, supported by an ensemble of great assistance , including Amber Heard, Josh Holloway, Lucas Till and Richard DFreyfuss, but packs a punch, it is necessary to bring this thriller to life? Paranoid after a young star in the world of high technology, is forced into the world of espionage between two of the most powerful tech billionaire in the world . Seduced by the wealth and unlimited power that comes along with it, he pulled into this world too deep for them just to Poker p you go. This film has everything it takes to make a great movie, but it still does not work. The story works well, but there is no sense of urgency that everything does not happen no matter how much they try. There is also a love story combined with wetlands that determines the direction of the film will try to take apart departure. No one here ever seems to really hold a grudge or be too concerned about what is happening to them to lose all effectiveness. Liam Hemsworth do a good job with a leading role, but it never comes across as more than just a pretty face, which is m work for what should be a sign, but does not pack the emotional punch that it needs for the rest of the story. Ford and Di are great especially in the scenes together, but, unfortunately, the field on the screen, so the entire archive movie. There are some interesting twists that make this film works a little better for all of his time, but never really achieved what is happening. While not a terrible movie it feels like a straight to video release, and more. With a little more fleshing out and some better choice of music and melody, they could have left this film in the hands of the Oldman and Ford, create a more efficient and movie entertainment, but it ended up being a missed opportunity for these two great players. |
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