Home > Action >

Non-Stop

Watch Now

Non-Stop (2014)

February. 28,2014
|
6.9
|
PG-13
| Action Thriller Mystery
Watch Now

Bill Marks is a burned-out veteran of the Air Marshals service. He views the assignment not as a life-saving duty, but as a desk job in the sky. However, today's flight will be no routine trip. Shortly into the transatlantic journey from New York to London, he receives a series of mysterious text messages ordering him to have the government transfer $150 million into a secret account, or a passenger will die every 20 minutes.

...

Watch Trailer

Cast

Similar titles

Reviews

ThiefHott
2014/02/28

Too much of everything

More
GamerTab
2014/03/01

That was an excellent one.

More
VividSimon
2014/03/02

Simply Perfect

More
Marva
2014/03/03

It is an exhilarating, distressing, funny and profound film, with one of the more memorable film scores in years,

More
adrian-43767
2014/03/04

What a pity to see acting talent like Neeson and Moore wasted on this nonsensical plot. For starters, almost the entire film is spent inside the aircraft, and before that, for a few minutes, inside an airport, making it an almost unbearably claustrophobic film. As if that were not unpleasant enough, Moore disappears from the screen for long periods, almost as if she leaves the plane, only to return to speak a few pointless lines to Neeson. She is not even seen mingling with other passengers, she does not appear in passenger group shots, but, rather, moves suspiciously around the toilet area, near the air hostesses and cockpit, and she contributes ZERO to the plot, apart from what appears to be a sudden blossoming of unexpected love for Neeson in the movie's last frames. Neeson, usually a highly reliable actor, is apathetic and never comes into his own in this flick - but then, he is not helped by a script that variously makes him a hero or a vlllain, and where passengers facing bomb and other threats actually have the luxury of watching TV and learning that Neeson is a psychopath cop, as if personal data like that were conveyed over TV, especially when there are hundreds of lives at risk in an aircraft under attack from a villain who is anything but credible or menacing, and who, for no apparent reason, actually saves Neeson from passenger lynching at one point.There is another, NYPD cop on board, but he is just as dumb and gullible as the would-be robbers/criminals, and tenderfoot as the little girl who reminds Neeson of his own dead daughter. So schmaltzy...The final straw in terms of credibility is the bomb that explodes and yet the plane is able to land with everyone apparently unscathed. I could have kicked myself for watching this NON-STOP rubbish to the end. Best avoided. Gets 1 star because I can't zero it.

More
svr-2200
2014/03/05

Non Stop: Movie Review. Non Stop will keep you on the edge of your seat and will keep you guessing till the end. The film is an okay entertaining thriller. Liam Neeson is totally rocking. Liam Neeson has once again given a rock solid performance which make Non-Stop a movie worth watching. Liam Neeson delivers a good one. Action Sequences are good and up to the mark. The story line plot and twist is surprising but looses little of its tension and intensity and its mysterious tone at the end.But all over its a good Liam Neeson action film with somewhat a surprising thrilling plot twist.(Please Note: That This Review represent only my professional point of view and my personal honest opinion about the film, and does not represent others. Thank You).

More
supermaggie
2014/03/06

This movie shows a lot parallels to Flightplan, (if I had to pick one I would choose the female power of Jodie, and because Non-Stop is slightly heavier on the action-side and Flightplan slightly more on the drama-side, but) both movies are fantastic and their biggest success is that beside being extremely thrilling, they show the pain and the powerlessness and stress when you know you know/speak the truth, but you are being manipulated in such a way that nobody believes you. And to people who think the plots are illogical/exaggerated etc. - well, I can only say: these people are the proof of the realism of the plot. Fates are different, and correspondingly ignorant and arrogant is some people's behavior. The people who think the plot is unbelievable are usually the ones who trust the bombers / blackmailers / liars and applaud them (they are not always bombers, but they are, for example, spiritual instigators and more often than not money is their goal as well) and the victims who do know the truth, they do not believe them, they disrespect and even blame them and make their life a torment. This is happening every day, and only the ignorant / arrogant / inexperienced and naive, who have always been lucky and have never experienced suffering and lack of respect and lack of support and never really had to fight hard, deny this - and they think their happiness is their own achievement alone - ha ha, how nasty and blind can people be (it is exactly these people who never had to struggle). And that these movies successfully address and show this phenomenon is a success of its own, and in addition there is the superb acting, and an extremely suspenseful production. Check them both out!

More
Blackpool34
2014/03/07

This was one of those films where i thought, oh here we go again, it's Liam Neeson punching and shooting people from the Middle East. It wasn't just your typical hijack film, however. It was really well paced and directed, and it was thrilling enough to really suck you in and keep you transfixed all the way. You never actually knew who the hijackers were until the end, and it kept you intrigued.I also liked the fact that the Muslim guy in it was a good guy who wanted to help people rather than a stereotypical nutcase you see in a lot of other films.It's the first film iv'e watched for a while where i didn't want to get out my seat to do other stuff! It didn't have any really boring parts in it.Out of the three tough guy films he's done around the same time that iv'e seen (Walking Amongst Tombstones, Run All Night and this), I rated this the best of the three.

More