An FBI agent and a witness end up in a plane over the Alaskan wilderness with a pilot they don't trust and uncertain if their allies on the ground. Everything proceeds efficiently, Wahlberg is effectively unpleasant and there are enough twists and turns about who on the ground can be trusted. At less than 90 minutes this is simple thriller doesn't outstay its welcome or try and drag out the simple premise either.
Lo-budget single-set 80-minute three-hander. Apart from the first and last minutes, the complete set is the interior of a small plane that contains a cop, a crime witness and a baddie. Mark Wahlberg as the baddie is an OTT pain. Touted as a suspense thriller, it’s undermined by supposedly wise-cracking dialogue that makes it all seem ridiculous and unbelievable. Cgi shots of the plane over Alaskan mountains do little to open the film up and the set-up soon runs out of steam. Given set restrictions, the plot simply has nowhere to go. Hence time-filling devices such as backstory character monologues and phone conversations with off-screen characters. You’ll soon give up caring.