So all this hi-jacking foolishness was about stocks and trading? Let's demolish the reputation of a reputable airline by propping guns to passengers' heads for 7 hours so that stocks ultimately fall and make us rich?
Um...okay.
Also, how was Amanda ultimately not arrested? I get that she was protecting her family (and certainly why), but the decision to initiate her own private hi-jack and resume endangering the lives of 200 passengers is still criminal...regardless of your motive. How could any hi-ranking official decide to let her go?
Furthermore, I felt Idris's (aka "Sam's") need to go back into the plane at the end was forced. That paper bag or whatever the hell he grabbed seemed insignificant, and not enough reason to venture back into the vessel after everyone was specifically told to "leave all of your belongings". The writers were merely desperate for an excuse to provide one final twist. Realistically, officers would have cleared all passengers and ransacked that plane from top to bottom, looking for any assailant in hiding. 🙄
Um...okay.
Also, how was Amanda ultimately not arrested? I get that she was protecting her family (and certainly why), but the decision to initiate her own private hi-jack and resume endangering the lives of 200 passengers is still criminal...regardless of your motive. How could any hi-ranking official decide to let her go?
Furthermore, I felt Idris's (aka "Sam's") need to go back into the plane at the end was forced. That paper bag or whatever the hell he grabbed seemed insignificant, and not enough reason to venture back into the vessel after everyone was specifically told to "leave all of your belongings". The writers were merely desperate for an excuse to provide one final twist. Realistically, officers would have cleared all passengers and ransacked that plane from top to bottom, looking for any assailant in hiding. 🙄