While its political satire and comedic timing are funny at first, it becomes a slog at the halfway point.
It also just tries to mimic a lot of what park chan wook is doing rn, which, he doesn't own the rights to comedic satire but I do think it doesn't make itself standout that much besides its premise.(Watch my feature film https://boxd.it/cQ1mBp<b> )</b>
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The greatest lie (n)ever landed.
Rating
3.0 (1)
Release Date
9/5/2025Runtime
136 minsOverview
When a plane gets hijacked, those on land are hell-bent on saving those in the air. Amidst a battle of wits and conflict, a secret operation unfolds.
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A darkly comic high-stakes thriller built on historical absurdity, where a botched hijacking becomes a Cold War chess match played out between governments with competing agendas. It's pitch-black humor colliding with genuine suspense.
Mood
AbsurdTenseParanoid
Themes
PowerSurvival
Tone
Satirical
Pacing
Brisk
Look
Stylized genreHigh-contrast
Structure
Linear
Heads up
Graphic violence
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