It has the ability to have an affect on you like not many films can!

Rating: 9/10 (30 July 2015)

The fear, the panic, the chaos.... all of it is depicted in an amazing manner. The film is very short, to the point, and full of thrilling moments. The last 15 minutes or so almost leave you with tears in eyes and make you feel like one of the passengers going through the horror. For a moment one feels as if to vow to never travel by air.
One most emotional aspect of it was how people in it bravely decide to take on the hijackers and devise a plan. How I wish that they had been completely successful with their plan and had been able to land the plan safely after fully rescuing it from all four hijackers. Regardless, them being able to prevent the hijackers from reaching the aimed target itself is a great story of success and I salute them for that.
One annoying thing about the film was the noise and constant, loud chatter in the control rooms. "There is a hijack", "No, there isn 't", "We go this way", "No this idea is better." The noise causes headaches an hour into the film. I respect that this is how might have been the case on that chaotic morning in September, but a film should always be made differently, with the aim being to engage the viewers.