Vol 192

Titre original : Turbulence

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Dina Meyer and Victoria Pratt in Vol 192 (2016)

Sarah Plummer is an FBI Agent whose family is taken hostage while she is on a flight to Washington, DC.

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueSarah Plummer, an FBI agent, faces a hostage situation involving her family during a flight. A stranger, Michelle, sits beside her, forcing Sarah to make a life-or-death decision for her hus... Tout lireSarah Plummer, an FBI agent, faces a hostage situation involving her family during a flight. A stranger, Michelle, sits beside her, forcing Sarah to make a life-or-death decision for her husband and son.Sarah Plummer, an FBI agent, faces a hostage situation involving her family during a flight. A stranger, Michelle, sits beside her, forcing Sarah to make a life-or-death decision for her husband and son.

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10dimpy-16287

Outstanding movie

Its an outstanding movie. Well made, well thought about. The curiosity really builds up because of the actions in the flight. A must watch, binge worthy moviefor a perfect weekend!

6mjanssens26

Not bad, not great

This is an okay Lifetime or Hallmark thriller which I caught on Prime. The lead women are great and overall, though we've seen "family taken hostage" films many times before, this one is a decent example for the genre. Not rating this as a film ready for theaters, but for a TV movie, it's what you'd expect in terms of quality.

1jnlstaggs

Are you kidding me

More proof that all hollyweird can do is remake a movie.

1Asterix83

Not worth it

A great story ruined by a very poor script, bad direction and pathetic acting (except that of Victoria Pratt). With a much better script, direction and cast, this could have been a winner!

3bitbucketchip

Late night TV grade insomnia special

A dirtbag senator kills a woman, and all that stands between him and acquittal, we're to believe, is a clear video of him murdering the girl. The quick-witted senator comes up with a foolproof plan: have an FBI agent delete the video and he'll get off scott free!

Sure he will.

The video in unequivocal and has been seen by dozens of people. Even without the video they can all attest to what they saw. Ooops. The senator wasn't wearing gloves and touched the girl in various places on her body. DNA. Ooops. People saw the two of them leave together. Ooops. Even without the video the case against the senator is compelling.

Fitting the plot is the terrible acting. Dina Meyer plays an FBI agent with zero skills or training. She's a helpless victim the entire run of the movie. She deduces that the kidnappers aren't going to let her family go regardless, not to mention she herself has seen a kidnapper's face, yet she complies with their demands anyway. How stupid is she? If they're sentenced to die, grab Victoria, beat the location out of her, call the cavalry, and hold her as hostage. Victoria Pratt is her usual unconvincing self. Nothing to see here. The woman can't act. Everyone else gives a soap opera or lower grade performance.

Three stars for a movie with three sets.

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Also known as "Flight 192"

Gaffes
The technology plot holes abound. The FBI would use secure video conferencing for a briefing in 2016, not require a supervisory agent to fly across the country. The "fix" could not work as depicted, since the LAPD would have a copy of the footage, plus deleted files can be recovered. The FBI would have no control over LAPD footage. Next, the IP address of the bad hair gun thug could be determined just by having Michelle's laptop. They did not need to wait for him to be online as stated. In the most glaring one, the son uses his cell phone to call 9-1-1. In a kidnapping case, the FBI would be tracking all phones any family member may have. The son's phone would have allowed them to find him easily. The "tech" agent says the line has to be open to trace the phone, which is wrong- as long as the phone is on, it is connected to towers and can be traced.