
Reviews — Con Air
Audience write-ups from TMDB
Horseface
It’s just delightful! I recently rewatched this after about twenty years, since it’s been released in 4k. It really highlights how good movies used to be. The film is ridiculous, silly, exaggerated in every way, and completely unrealistic. But that's beside the point. It’s pure, straightforward entertainment, like an action comic book brought to life for grown men. The movie has it all, and everything feels car…
CinemaSerf
It’s a slow burn at first, but after navigating a lengthy initial setup, the movie turns into a pretty solid adventure. The story follows Ranger Nicolas Cage, playing "Poe," who becomes involved in a fight that results in imprisonment. Released on parole, he finds himself drawn into an elaborate prison escape orchestrated by "Cyrus," portrayed by John Malkovich—a scheme to commandeer their transport plane and pull of…
Andre Gonzales
This film is fantastic; it’s definitely one I loved watching while I was younger. It has plenty of action and a really good plot. The actors are all excellent as well.
John Chard
This is your captain speaking. I have the only gun on board. Welcome to Con Air. Hummingbird Humdinger. Con Air comes from director Simon West and producer Jerry Bruckheimer, featuring Nicolas Cage, John Cusack, and John Malkovich in leading roles. The story follows Cameron Poe (Cage), a man returning home to his wife and daughter after years in prison for manslaughter. He’s on a transport plane carrying the mo…
Dark Jedi
It's one of those films that delivers straightforward enjoyment. My fondness for Nicolas Cage is certainly a bonus, even though he doesn’t always make smart choices about his projects. I appreciated Nicolas Cage’s acting in this film, but John Malkovich also shines as the primary antagonist and Steve Buscemi is ideal in the role of the eccentric character—though I wish his part had been larger. The other performer…


