Air Force One (1997)
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| Directed by | Wolfgang Petersen |
| Cast | Harrison Ford, Gary Oldman, Glenn Close, Wendy Crewson, Liesel Matthews, Elya Baskin, Xander Berkeley, Andrew Divoff, William H Macy, Dean Stockwell and Carl Weintraub |
| Theatrical Release | July 25, 1997 |
| DVD Release | February 10, 1998 |
| Running Time | 124 minutes |
| MPAA Rating | R (Restricted) |
| UPC Code | 043396718890 |
| Buy this item | $10.99 at Amazon.com As of May 11 2:27 EDT (details) 1 DVD, Beacon, Usually ships in 24 hours, Closed-captioned, Color, Dolby, Full Screen, NTSC Languages: English (Original Language - Dolby Digital 2.0 Surround), French (Original Language - Dolby Digital 2.0 Surround), English (Subtitled), French (Subtitled), Spanish (Subtitled), Spanish (Dubbed - Dolby Digital 2.0 Surround) Or 75 new from $3.79, 91 used from $1.86, 3 collectible from $14.94 |
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Average user review:I thoroughly enjoyed this action packed movie. Harrison Ford is amazing in this movie. Thank you. April 9, 2008
Just An Observation
Everyone knows by now that this movie is about an American president (playe by Harrison Ford) who must fight for the lives of his faily and staff on an Air Force One that has been taken over by terrorists. It's
a great movie; I had seen it on TV one weekend and had to buy it.
But here's the thing: the product description is not quite right. While
this DVD is fullscreen, it's not the 1.85:1 that's it is said to be. I
know, a truly minor, even nitpicky little thing, but some people actually worry over such things. I do. I was happy to find that this *is* actually fullscreen which it wouldn't have been if the product description was right about the aspect ratio.
'Ron
March 9, 2008
Get Off of my plane
Air Force One DVD
Air Force One starring Harrison Ford is one of my favorite movies for all the wrong reasons.
First it shows you what an U. S. President ought to be:
- An Honorably discharged veteran (in the movie he had won the Congressional Medal of Honor)
- Brave ( he chose to stay behind and fight the terrorist who had hijacked the plane)
- A man of action, not just words.
Glenn Close plays a superb Vice-President. In the movie the President's family on the surface mirrors Bill Clinton's, wife with a teenage , blonde headed daughter. Too bad reality is so different.
Anyhow as Bill Clinton recently said it's all a fairy tale.
Highly recommended for people who want to know how a President is suppose to be and for fans of Harrison Ford.
Gunner February
P. S. Did you know Harrison Ford was a carpenter when discovered for the first Star Wars movie?
February 1, 2008
Fun Packed action!!
I only watched this movie because Gary Oldman in it and I was not disappointed. He acts circles around the so called "star" harrison Ford! October 29, 2007
Combat in the sky...Harrison Ford to the rescue...
As action thrillers, go, AIR FORCE ONE has enough of a plot to keep you watching closely as terrorists take over the presidential plane, a sleek beauty of a craft that makes a gleaming set piece for this kind of adventure in the sky. And who is better qualified to take care of things than HARRISON FORD, somewhat less impressive without that hat and familiar stubble as Indiana Jones. (Well, maybe KEVIN COSTNER who was originally slated for the role).
GLENN CLOSE makes a very commanding presence as the Vice President, seemingly never at a loss in moments of distress, and GARY OLDMAN handles his Russian accent and menacing villainy with his usual aplomb. It's just that if you stop long enough to take a breath while all the action is going on, you might see that underneath all the fancy pinnings this is regulation stuff that's been time countless times before--and sometimes with better results.
The cast is impressive with WILLIAM H. MACY and DEAN STOCKWELL on the prez's team and Jerry Goldsmith providing another one of his dependable, if unmemorable, action scores.
And although Wolfgang Petersen does a nifty job of directing, turning the president of the U.S. into an action hero performing stunts that seasoned stuntmen must have been hired for, does stretch credibility a good deal for the climactic moments when airborne peril is at the max for a cliffhanger ending.
Not bad as an action thriller, but just don't expect it to be any more substantial than a sleek new video game.
October 17, 2007





