A very tight action suspense thriller in flight. Zero-G shootout, and hidden killers.

Rating: 8/10 (25 May 2014)

Liam Neeson﻿ is a questionable hero put into the worst possible situation on just another terrible day. Tightly written, and scripted, there is a great sense of scene , and the production team have done a great job of keeping the claustrophobic perspective of the plane, yet you always see enough in each shot that you can keep up with what they want you to see. This is begun with Bill's tunnel vision through most of the airport scenes, then once inside the plane it makes a kind of sense that his senses would be tuned in this way, and might not actually be the booze. The use of texting to control people, and keep Bill off guard works well, and the way it is shown without taking you away from the important things was good. As the news spreads on the plane, and all of the passengers begin to watch the live feeds putting on their headsets the mood is set well also. This movie provides a bunch of good tense moments, and really will keep you guessing most of the time, I really have to admit I Enjoyed the zero G shootout. Of course this is a recommend, but really I think anyone who watches this will get a kick out of it.