Anyone who gave this more than 3 stars has to be associated with making the movie. The physics are wrong, the actiing is amateurish and the story is moronic. Whoever buys movies for SHO must be related to whoever greenlighted this. Come on SHO you can do better than this with one hand tied behind your back.

this film has a story,that is why i can't award it with a rating of 1 (awful). The most impressive part of the movie were the title sequence. The rest of the production and cast and its performance were awful.There are no excuse at all for bad acting at this level e.g.the way they joined the 10k-club and the medical care given in this movie were just ridiculous and pathetic.The theatrical education of the cast are a disgrace,and if i'd been their acting and speaking coach i would've duct-taped the shouter- box,and sent them back to the era of silent movies,and dig myself 10K below afterwards.view the first 3 minutes and then shut it of......

Several people on a small private jet plane find themselves trapped on said plane with no place to land after a major catastrophe happens on the ground. They must figure out a feasible solution to their predicament before the plane runs out of fuel.

Writer/director Alex Travakoli keeps the enjoyably ludicrous story hurtling along at a swift pace, treats the ridiculous premise with jaw-dropping seriousness, and generates a good deal of tension. Moreover, the game cast play the silly material commendably straight: Scarlett Byrne as the spunky Lisa, Rick Cosnett as the dashing Matt, Gavin Stenhouse as Matt's moody younger brother Kyle, Morten Suurballe as dangerous stowaway Erik, Tyler Fayose as smooth dude Odin, and Carla Carolina Pimental as rowdy vixen Roxy. Sure, this film is absolute tosh, but it's done with such hysterically misguided sincerity that it's a total kitschy hoot and a half to watch from start to finish.