Assalto Aéreo

Yes.. The other reviews are pretty much spot on.. Acting is horrible.. They try but the script and dialogues are terrible. Set design looks like someone's basement.. For a plane that looks that big when taking off, the inside is so noticeably incorrect.. Production values are so low you will have to see through.. But with some drunken friends.. Kelsey Grammer can do better. Thomas Jane did the best he could.. (see him in The Expanse for some fine acting).. Denise Richards.. well what can you do...whole movie looks like it was filmed with an iPhone.. Soundtrack from the 80s.. . Lol.. Luckily it's only 1hr 22min.. Good luck through the first 10 minutes!

The story is actually a great idea but the acting is horribly executed. The actors must have worked for a hot meal. This whole movie looks like it was done by high schoolers on a $500 budget. Glad i didn't have to pay to see and sorry I wasted the time to watch.

Kelsey Grammar as a bad guy? Should've been the warning. Most of the first thirty minutes played out like a soap opera, and maybe because they have a soap star in it (Denise Richards, what happened to you??). Some dark humor unfolds on the money plane which broke up the monotony of a slow film. Predictable otherwise. I kept hoping for Samuel L. Jackson and snakes to appear and spoiler alert they don't.

Do not be fooled by the presence of Grammar or Jane -- this movie is C-tier 'entertainment', through the through. The lead "sports entertainment" wrestler and now budding actor, is as wooden as an oak tree (parried by amateurishly unseasoned / ridiculously overacting cohorts); the plot is derr-dumb stupid; the seasoned "with" actors are merely serviceable (strictly in the context of such a rubbishy project); and the overall product is little more than an exercise in pay cheque accrual. Meaningless, uninspired rubbish.

The "streaming" era and the various platforms' esurience for content, has spawned an utter glut of substandard films from substandard 'creative talent', that reach a far larger audience than they should otherwise ever merit. This film as an exemplar of thus lowering of the bar. 3/10

I hope everyone involved in this movie stops working in film for the rest of their existence.