Better Late Then Never

it is finally so absorbing because it plays like a lyrical road odyssey that’s also a detective story.

Amazing worth wacthing. So good. Biased but well made with many good points.

It’s not bad or unwatchable but despite the amplitude of the spectacle, the end result is underwhelming.

It all started with him flying the plane.. I got up and grabbed a few snacks, made a drink, did my brother's homework, went to college and graduated, got mrried, had 4 kids, and boom. He was still flying the plane...

This movie really is boing for most part, but I still like it only because of some real words has been spoken in this movie that made me rething all my mistake of my whole life to until this point!

Personally I really enjoyed this movie because it had suspense, thrills, drama, plot and a story! What these other reviews are about I have no idea. Did they watch the same movie? I think not. Daniel Radcliffe offers up a fine performance as the lone pilot of a small plane flying through ominous night skies to deliver contraband to underworld thugs in exchange for much needed cash. While piloting this plane he is forced to carry on three separate conversations without any of his callers knowing about the other. And then his flight path is changed and he discovers he is being followed. Will he make it? It is well worth watching to see.

This did not have depth to the plot in any way, shape or form. It was badly directed and frankly, badly acted. Without giving spoilers other than one which is revealed at the start anyway, there was a thin and vague back story which the film took you back to throughout story, but what you was taken back to was so rubbish and uninteresting, and repetitive, combined with not actually explaining anything besides his wife was ill, that it really was a bit pointless. The lead actor could not carry the film with the focus being of him in the cockpit, his reactions to the situation were one dimensional and unrealistic, as were his wife's. There was no explanation about how each player came into the 'plot', and the vague pointers to it were uninteretsing and did not make sense and there was no conclusion. It was as though someone scribbled the very basics for a movie on the back of small napkin, but forgot to finish it and then the director assumed it was finished and just said, read your lines, it's Ok, I don't think I'll direct today, I'm having a cuppa instead.. Annoyed I wasted my time. I think Radcliffe may do better when he has others to bounce off and maybe some direction and plot.With so many talented writers and directors out there, I don't understand why so much rubbish has money thrown at it or is given airtime.