Air
Force One (1997)
Reviewed by Benjamin Marius
03/30/2008
   
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- AirForce One -
Harrison Ford is superb in this film.
In a world of
terrorism, as the USA president, he takes a bold stand
against
this evil and as a consequence terrorists highjack Air Force
One.
One
can only imagine the awesome action scenes in this movie, but the most
rewarding thing one can take out of this movie is the message that it
brings, 'a steadfast stand against ALL terrorism should always be
taken', diplomacy is never an option when dealing with these lunatics,
all terrorists are lunatics; clearly a conservative principle.
A much
more different approach than that from our liberal friends.
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Length:
125
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Awards:
1998 Academy AwardŽ:
Best Sound nominee
1998 Academy AwardŽ:
Best Film Editing nominee
AFIŽ: Top 100 Thrills nominee
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Movie
clearly portrays the insanity we always face when dealing when
terrorists. Clearly portrays that it is totally impossible to negociate
with with anyone who hates our country and wants to destroy it. We
Americans have a God-given right to take up arms and use them
to
defend ourselves. We encourage you to explain this to your children and
let them watch and enjoy a movie that stands for freedom, Air Force One. |
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President is a total pillar of freedom justice and common sense. He is
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politics in this movie stand for freedom and therefore totally American. |
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