The plot makes the movie feel like it's a worthy watch. Pilot dies mid-flight, family must land the plane through harrowing circumstances to survive. Sold. Where this movie crashes and burns is with the acting, storyline, scripting, and the cinematography. I felt physically ill watching Dennis Quaid feign fear/anxiety. It was bad. And Heather's accent? Forget about it. The completely pointless characters. The lack of any meaningful character development. The gaping void of any flight sciences. The horrible special effects. The aggravating dialogue that was insultingly unrealistic. "Nobody says that!" My wife and I must have yelled that out two dozen times as we squirmed. This entire movie was just a really brutal offense on the senses. The only people rating this thing 5-stars are those who think they can 5-star review their way into heaven. In summation, they prayed to their sky daddy for lots of things in this movie... making a decent film, worthy of the true story, wasn't one of them. The only good reason to watch this, is so you can say you survived it. Enjoy!
Review of On a Wing and a Prayer
