An air marshal springs into action during a transatlantic flight after receiving a series of text messages demanding $150 million into an off-shore account, or someone will die every 20 minutes.
Bill Marks, a former cop dealing with his daughter's death by drinking, is now a federal air marshal. While on a flight from New York to London, Marks gets a text telling him that unless 150 million dollars is transferred to an offshore account, someone will die every 20 minutes. Can he find the terrorist in time and save everyone?Written by
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Liam Neeson's character tells Julianne Moore's character that an elderly passenger told him she does not have Alzheimers. Moore won an Oscar for playing a woman affected by early onset Alzheimers in the film "Still Alice" (2014), released in the same year as "Non-Stop" (2014). See more »
Goofs
During the beginning of the movie, he gets out of his car, both hands exposed. He then walks away with a briefcase there is no way he could have gotten. See more »
Quotes
[first lines]
Bill Marks:
[answering cell phone]
Yeah. I know, I'm sorry. No, no, you can trust me. I'm fine.
[plane approaching]
Bill Marks:
What? I can't hear you. I can't hear you.
[hangs up]
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Crazy Credits
The first part of the end credits is displayed in the fashion of the arrival/departure boards using flipped panels. See more »
When I first saw previews for this I called it "Taken Plane." After seeing it, it is everything but that. Excellent script that keeps you guessing and trying to figure out "who dun it." Liam Neeson does a great job and keeps you rooting for him the entire film. He gets a great supporting cast as well. Top notch performance by Corey Stoll as the NYPD detective passenger on the plane as well. The only downside to this film was that when the film started it almost seemed like the first 2-4 minutes were cut and just dropped you right into the film. A little confusing but nothing extreme to take away from the rest of the film.
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When I first saw previews for this I called it "Taken Plane." After seeing it, it is everything but that. Excellent script that keeps you guessing and trying to figure out "who dun it." Liam Neeson does a great job and keeps you rooting for him the entire film. He gets a great supporting cast as well. Top notch performance by Corey Stoll as the NYPD detective passenger on the plane as well. The only downside to this film was that when the film started it almost seemed like the first 2-4 minutes were cut and just dropped you right into the film. A little confusing but nothing extreme to take away from the rest of the film.