Such a frustrating disappointment

I'll tell you why so serious

Unshakable, witty and deeply felt, the film will be paying emotional dividends for a long, long time.

All of these films share one commonality, that being a kind of emotional center that humanizes a cast of monsters.

Bill Marks, a former cop dealing with his daughter's death by drinking, is now a federal air marshal. While on a flight from New York to London, Marks gets a text telling him that unless 150 million dollars is transferred to an offshore account, someone will die every 20 minutes. Can he find the terrorist in time and save everyone? Non Stop is another brilliant Liam Neeson movie that never stops on making you guess of who wants to shut down the plane but also the acting and the suspense gets better and better by the actual minute to be honest. (10/10)

Spoilers! It's engrossing & suspenseful but in that almost too painful to watch way. Right off the bat then again every few minutes there's another absurd plot flaw. Why is a known alcoholic still employed as an Air Marshal? Why does Neeson order a drink he won't be served cuz the flight attendants know he's on duty? So hello passenger next to me: that's not oddly noticeable, she got her drink but he water when they ordered the same thing at the same time?? Why is the airline confirming a highjcking in progress to the news-seen on the plane live-identifying Neeson? How's that not make the situation more dangerous. Why are the passengers so belligerent (how about a racist stereotype of a rough black guy-really??)? Why is Neeson acting so volitlle & rough almost immediately? Again, creating passenger anxiety is counterintuitive?? Why can the tech guy turn on & find the highjackers phone but no one suggests he try to unlock it? Then why & I think this may be the most absurd of all, does Moore suggest GUESSING at the phones passcode? Why do they insist on disconnecting the planes WiFi?? Is it dangerous or something? It THAT what highjacked the plane-really how on earth does that help foil the way-too-quickly-concluded suspect Neeson's evil plan? It was so poorly written that I was waiting for the next huge gaping plot hole rather than what's going to happens next. So many so often I found it far more WTF frustrating than disappointing. Kinda feel sorry for Hollywood's pathetic miss on what could have been a great movie! Or at least not something the big name actors should perhaps be ashamed of taking part in if they respect their chosen profession? Sigh...

Whilst the film is watchable, Non Stop really offers no thing new to the airplane crisis type films.

Probably not the best plot, or not even a perfect crew of actors besides Liam Neeson, but the good point of the movie is none of those, but the thrill it gives you on certain moments. It leaves you to keep trying to think and guess who is the responsible behind the scenes, but it keeps you around, with no clue at all, and that is what will make you with your eyes fixed to the screen, because you want to know who is behind all this. What also got my attention was that in certain moments, everything change, and all my guesses were wrong and it backs to 0. A very interesting movie, but if you are looking for an action movie or a movie with a shooting scene, that is not your movie, this is the kind of movie, the involves terrorism and stays with the thriller type.