Director:
Wolfgang PetersenGuión:
Andrew W. MarloweCámara:
Michael BallhausReparto:
Harrison Ford, Gary Oldman, Glenn Close, Wendy Crewson, Paul Guilfoyle, Xander Berkeley, William H. Macy, Dean Stockwell, Tom Everett, Jürgen Prochnow (más)Sinopsis(1)
El presidente James Marshall es uno de los líderes más respetados en la historia de América. Cuando los rebeldes separatistas de Kazakhstan cometen atrocidades contra su propio pueblo, Marshall autoriza una misión de guerrilla con el objetivo de llevarse a su líder, el General Radek, bajo custodia, y restaurar de este modo el régimen democrático. Pero un grupo de terroristas, dirigido por el despiadado Korchunov, se infiltran en el Air Force One en el que el presidente que viaja junto a su esposa y su hija. El Presidente Marshall, un condecorado veterano de Vietnam, habrá de volver a sus tiempos bélicos y hacer todo lo posible por liberar a su familia y a los demás rehenes, demostrando que ha sido y es todo un héroe. (Disney España)
(más)Reseñas (5)
Wolfgang Petersen forgot about his masterpieces Das Boot and The Neverending Story and made a stupid film that even Emmerich would be ashamed of.
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My guilty pleasure. As a director, I like Wolfgang Petersen. Whether its The NeverEnding Story, the raw atmosphere in Das Boot, or this action-packed "American" adventure. I just love Harrison Ford with his unconventional president and action hero in one. And I also love the attractive vicissitudes of the hijacked presidential plane. Nothing more than a classic American "we're the best and they're all at our throats", but it's filmed quite well and watchable. A representative of its genre with everything it should have. I like it!
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Try to find a wannabe blockbuster with more clichés than Air Force One. Impossible, right? And yet (or maybe because of it), I actually liked it. I’m not going to say anything else about it, it’s one of my biggest guilty pleasures.
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If we overlook the fact that this story of a heroic president (and former soldier) is very far-fetched and spiced up with a proper dose of patriotism and heroism, it is a relatively high-quality film with exceptionally realistic action scenes. Harrison Ford doesn’t strain himself too much in his role, but Gary Oldman had his rough Russian accent intricately polished – unbelievably so. And it was precisely him who dominated the acting. It is entertaining and thrilling as well, just needs to be taken with a grain of salt.
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I don't mind American patriotism in other movies (Independence Day, The Patriot, Armageddon...), so why should I mind it here? Harrison Ford is perfect as the heroic president, Gary Oldman is a beautifully cold villain... I think Petersen made a solid action entertainer (even with somewhat realistic-looking aerial scenes) that one has to watch with a bit of detachment to enjoy. Four pure stars, I love this movie. So what? Oh, and the roaring, addictive soundtrack is by the master Goldsmith, so there's nothing to worry about there either. "Get off my plane!"
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