This is enjoyable primarily due to Liam Neeson’s performance. Even knowing that the plane hijacking was reported, his character seemed isolated and unable to receive assistance, largely because of how erratic he had been behaving during the movie. The conclusion felt excessive, particularly regarding the reasons behind the antagonists' actions. Nevertheless, I found it quite good. **3.5/5**

I’m usually inclined to check out movies starring Liam Neeson, and my experiences with them have been mixed. This one falls somewhere in the middle of what I've seen from him. To be honest, I was hoping for more. The central plot is promising, but I wasn’t really excited by how it played out. More often than not, I felt annoyed by characters who didn't trust Bill and his awkward attempts to convince them he was on…