Plane 2023 by AverageMansReviews

Plane 2023 by AverageMansReviews

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Warning: there is flashing effects/colourful effects/environmental/shooting/stabbing/cutting/breaking/strangling/chopping/torture/terrorism/medical.

After this plane: crash landing somewhere in the Philippines it captain; Captain Brodie Torrance [Gerard Butler:] an ex-Royal Air Force pilot and Louis Gaspare [Mike Colter:] a prisoner transfer an ex-GCP French Foreign Legion; do their best to get help and protect everyone else, but as you will see everything does not go according to plan.

The framework and pacing of this 107 minutes film is like the rest of it slower and steady.

Art/Action: we do get to see some nice scenery in the sky and some very small moments of this landscape. Now moving on to when the art and action come together; can I just say I know what they were trying to do with Captain Torrance dealing with this henchman; from the perspective of they were trying to do a first person-shooter perspective mobility thing. But it just looks and feels messy and disjointed, but a little later we get much more of a standard first person-shooter; when this Black Ops member relays these images back to Trailblazer Airlines. The action; well what do you want me to say really there plenty of guns and that kind of artillery used.

Character developments and performances: these on both counts follow their outlay, so they do what they are designed to do. I mean if you want me to put that little bit more meat in this content Butler and Colter; make a good partnership. I mean if or when you come to watch this project, they are noticeably better than everyone else, but these characters by their presentation even though individually they have back stories which have some depth they still follow their stereotype conclusion. To make this more crystal clear if these two were contracted to do another project together that had more depth and license to explore it; this partnership could really be something, like if my memory is correct I think there were some very tiny, really tiny fragments of passing comments as comedy and it worked for the moment, you will have still listen out for because they are really quick or just to cover my back if I am wrong I think they were very tiny fragments of attempted comedy.

This film receives: 5/10, this film is mixed; apologies for repeating myself on both counts, but I can't do much more than work with what is in front of me; so on one hand this film sets down what it is designed to do and follows it whilst on the other hand if you were going to watch this film; I can highlight this partnership as an asset, to the point where without them this film would have absolutely no takeoff whatsoever.