Harrison Ford

Gary Oldman

Glenn Close

Wendy Crewson

Liesel Matthews

Paul Guilfoyle

Xander Berkeley

William H. Macy

Dean Stockwell

Tom Everett

Jürgen Prochnow

Donna Bullock

Michael Ray Miller

Carl Weintraub

Elester Latham

Elya Baskin

Levan Uchaneishvili

David Vadim

Andrew Divoff

Ilia Volok

Chris Howell

Spencer Garrett

Bill Smitrovich

Philip Baker Hall

Albert Owens

Willard E. Pugh

Michael Monks

Alan Woolf

Messiri Freeman

Thomas Crawford

Fenton Lawless

Dan Shor

David Gianopoulos

Glenn Morshower

Richard Doyle

Don McManus

Duke Miglin

Pasha D. Lychnikoff

Oleg Taktarov

Mario Roberts

Keith Woulard

J. Mark Donaldson

Bruce Holman

Brian Libby

Diana Bellamy

Thom Barry

Harry Hutchinson

E.E. Bell

Mark Thompson

Alex Veadov

Marciarose Shestack

Boris Lee Krutonog

Ren Hanami

Titus Welliver

Timothy Carhart

Gwendoline Yeo

Michael Ballhaus

Marc Abraham

Jonathan Shestack

Thomas A. Bliss

Gail Katz

Wolfgang Petersen

David V. Lester

Armyan Bernstein

Jerry Goldsmith

Richard Francis-Bruce

Donna Keegan

Harry Wowchuk

Mickey Giacomazzi

Marian Green

Charlie Brewer

Vince Deadrick Jr.

Chris O'Hara

Paul E. Short

Erica Edell Phillips

Andrew W. Marlowe

Jane Jenkins

Mary Montiforte

Janet Hirshenson

Peter Kohn

Frank Meadows

Kathy Jarvis

Carlos Aldana

William Sandell

Nancy Patton

Carl J. Stensel

Ernie Bishop

Cal DiValerio

Rick Broderman

Mikael Glattes

Mark Peterson

Brian McNulty

Kenneth J. Holt

Jesse Wayne

Jeff Homolya

Laura Connolly

Fred Apolito

Hope M. Parrish

Robert Suer

Claudette Barius

Steve Bonner

Gauth Krishnamurti

Steve Apinis

Charlie McIntyre

Neil Saiger

Kevin McNeil

Joel McNeely

Carla Sierra

Joe Pasquale

Tom Barrett

Kevin Wadowski

Craig Pettigrew

Gregory Hainer

Christopher Assells

Jody Echegaray

Doug Coleman

Dean Striepeke

Lauren Ross

Jeff Khachadoorian

Jamie Kehoe

Alan Jacques

Walid Harmoush

Carole Cowley

Aaron Skalka

Dan Hegeman

Brennan Price

Keith A. Wester

Lynn Christopher

J. Patrick Daily

Carla Meyer

Kristen D. Chidel

John Cornejo

Moore Brian

Michael Lee Baron

Robert C. Lusted

Dennis Hammermeister

Terry D. Frazee

Frank Mejerski

Rob Harris

David Siegel

Kimberly Nelson LoCascio

Richard Edlund

Dick Bernstein

Jessica Gallavan

Wylie Stateman

Gerald Solomon

Selina Jayne

Katrina Mastrolia

Jon Aguilar

Larry Odien

Robert Batha

Arthur Farkas

Mike Swift

Dianne Dreyer

Action

Thriller

Air Force One

Radiant Productions

Beacon Pictures

Columbia Pictures

United States of America

English

Pусский

Per Gunnar Jonsson

It’s a quite nice action flick. Some people on Rotten Tomatoes and other sites have been moaning that it was too much American patriotism. Well, that’s a load of bullshit! Sure it was very American but given the name and the cast, what the hell did these morons expect? If one cannot enjoy a good American action movie because of some patriotism in it, well then do not watch them! Incidentally there are some countries in Europe, no names mentioned cough cough, that could do with some more patriotism in the first place. Anyway, for us it was two enjoyable hours and hey, it's Harrison Ford after all! It is a decent enough transfer to Blu-ray although the choice of sound codecs is a bit unusual in that it has a Linear PCM 5.1 English track on it.

The Movie Mob

**Harrison Ford for President!**

Is this a typical action flick with the only significant differentiation being the hero's name is led by the word President? Yes indeed. But with the great Harrison Ford playing the hero and the always brilliant Gary Oldman as the antagonist, this impressive cast raises this movie from an action rehash to a classic. If you love 80s/90s action, then Air Force One is for you.

Ok, this is a pretty ridiculous movie, but aren't all action movies? It's Harrison Ford doing what Harrison Ford does but in the confines of a plane in midair against a bunch of gun-toting terrorists. So just switch off your brain and enjoy.

**_When the President’s plane is seized by Communist radicals_**

After a Russian terrorist (Gary Oldman) hijacks Air Force One with his cronies, the President (Harrison Ford) is intent on saving his wife & daughter and the other hostages (e.g. William H. Macy). Glenn Close plays the Vice President while Dean Stockwell is on hand as the Defense Secretary. 

“Air Force One” (1997) is a political suspense/thriller that combines “Under Siege” (1992) with “Executive Decision” (1996). While I prefer those two, this one’s in the same league.  

The Russian prison sequences were shot at Mansfield Reformatory, Ohio, which is where “The Shawshank Redemption” was shot. 

The movie runs 2 hours, 4 minutes, and was shot at Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland (Presidential palace, Kazakhstan), Rickenbacker Airport, Columbus (Ramstein AFB in Germany), Mansfield Reformatory and Los Angeles International Airport (Moscow airport scenes).

GRADE: B-

CinemaSerf

This is all about Harrison Ford and his ability to almost single-handedly carry over 2 hours of cinema. The plot is ridiculous - Air Force One is hijacked by a group of highly trained terrorists led by Gary Oldman, who quite easily commandeer the plane and hold the President hostage - except, that is, that he too is an extremely highly trained man who dupes them into thinking he has been ejected in a life pod. Soon we have a cunning Mexican stand-off at 35,000 feet with just about everyone else being a casualty. Thank heavens for the sanity of VP Glenn Close holding things together on the ground while our airborne adversaries battle it out. It's probably fair to say that the CGI has been at the drink, too - it is all over the place at times. All told, it's an OK action movie, just don't think too hard whilst you watch it.

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